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2020
August
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Warsaw Alumni Cycling Trip
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The Scottish Alumni Group in Warsaw would like to invite you to attend their upcoming cycling trip on Thursday August 6 2020 from 6pm. Cycle to some of the important spots relating to the Warsaw Uprising which began on August 1 1944 at 5pm. The trip will last 60-90 minutes and will be followed by...
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313th Statutory Meeting of the General Council
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The 313th Statutory Meeting of the General Council will take place virtually on Thursday 06 August from 4.30pm – 5.30pm (BST). You may be aware that the summer meeting was due to take place in May of this year, however due to Covid-19 the meeting had to be postponed. We are...
July
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Chilean Arpilleras Workshop
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Arpilleras are a Chilean textile art form which were used during the dictatorship of Augusto Pinochet (1973-1990) to chronicle everyday lives and bear witness to the political situation. Traditionally made by women from scraps of fabric and materials to hand, arpilleras offered an income in difficult economic circumstances and a voice...
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The Commemorative Plaques of Aberdeen
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Hosted by the wonderful Dr Chris Croly, this fascinating talk will look at the many different people, places and events in Aberdeen’s history that are commemorated with plaques around the city. Take a virtual walk through Aberdeen’s past and find out about the people and events that shaped the city...
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Alumni in Warsaw Summer Gathering
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The Scottish Alumni Group in Warsaw would like to invite you to attend their summer gathering on the beautiful Warsaw beach under Poniatowski Bridge on July 2 2020 from 6.30pm. Come along to make some new friends whilst enjoying the evening skyline of Warsaw. More information about the group and the event...
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Keeping Society Together in Time of Plague
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We hope that you will join us for this virtual talk, exploring government responses to Covid-19 in comparison with the Black Death over 650 years ago. For nearly 350 years after the arrival of plague in Europe in the Black Death of the 1350s, European societies (especially town and cities) faced...
June
May
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Connect, Inspire, Succeed Webinar: Ben Leonard, Are Entrepreneurs Born or Made?
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Alumni Relations, the Business School and the Careers & Employability Service are delighted to invite you to our webinar, ‘Are Entrepreneurs Born or Made?’ with 51cg alumnus Ben Leonard. Best known as the founder of Beast Gear, Ben Leonard is the classic millennial entrepreneur. He built a business on...
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In Conversation with Professor Claire Wallace - 'Europe and the Coronavirus Crisis'
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Join Professor Claire Wallace, Chair of Sociology, for an online discussion focused on 'Europe and the Coronvarius Crisis' on Thursday 16 May from 4pm-5pm (BST). Europe has been at the epicentre of the recent coronavirus pandemic. Each country has devised its own strategies, movement is discouraged and borders are closed. Will...
