Inaugural Lectures 2013-14

Keele's programme of Inaugural Lectures is delivered by newly established professors within the University and aims to give an illuminating account of the speaker's own subject specialism. The lectures, which start at 6pm in the Westminster Theatre, are chaired by the Vice-Chancellor, Professor Nick Foskett.

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The lectures in the 2013 / 2014 Inaugural series are:

2013

  • Professor Nigel Ratcliffe "The Pharmaceutical Industry, is it broken? What must the Pharmacist do?" - Monday 23rd September 2013
  • Professor Christian Mallen “From the cradle to the grave. The importance of musculoskeletal research in general practice” - Tuesday 29th October 2013

  • Professor Andrew Francis “Lawyers, Social mobility & Employability: The Challenge for legal education” - Tuesday 26th November 2013
  • Professor Bill Dixon “Why criminology? Understanding a little more and condemning a little less” - Wednesday 11th December 2013

 

2014

  • Professor Carolyn Chew-Graham TBC - Tuesday 14th January 2014
  • Professor Farzana Shain “From global wars to sustainable futures: children, young people, politics and education” - Tuesday 28th January 2014
  • Professor Lindsay Bashford TBC Tuesday 18th February 2014
  • Professor Nicky Edelstyn “Delusions, hallucinations and amnesia” - Monday 17th March 2014
  • Professor Tsachi Keren-Paz TBC - Monday 12th May 2014
  • Professor Axel Schaefer TBC - Tuesday 27th May 2014
  • Professor Andrew Willmott TBC - Tuesday 3rd June 2014
  • Professor Steven Shardlow TBC - Wednesday 11th June 2014

 

This series of lectures is open to all and admission is free.  No ticket is required, however we ask those wishing to attend to kindly confirm their attendance via email to events@keele.ac.uk