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A Livestream link will be emailed near the date of the event to anyone that have selected the "Live Stream" ticket at registration.
While there has been considerable progress over the last 25 years in understanding complex adaptive systems (CASs), the characteristics of complexity, drawn from complexity science theory, remain highly conceptual. The features of complexity in healthcare (individual clinician-agents, interacting dynamically over time with emergent behaviours and rules, grouped together in networks, with outputs delivered at scale through patterned clusters of social beings) are still an abstraction. To extend understanding, we must learn about CASs personally.
A novel way to develop people’s appreciation of properties such as feedback, emergence, and barriers and enablers to change that are part of a CAS is to have them experience the system via an unfurling simulation in real-time, which models the dynamics of the system.
This workshop provides a Complexity Simulation Game. Participants will be assigned to stakeholder groups and given a healthcare problem to solve, to experience the CAS in action. A previous iteration of this game was run successfully for clinicians, researchers and other staff of the Department of Veterans’ Affairs in San Antonio, Texas and at the OBHC Conference, Montreal in 2018.
This workshop is open to staff and students of Wessex CLAHRC/University of Southampton.
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Sunday 24th March 2019
Jazz @ Beefy's (13:00)
13:00 - 14:30
Organised by: Music
The Music Department continues its new partnership with Beefys restaurant which overlooks the cricket pitch at the Ageas Hotel.
Monday 25th March 2019
Enabling Services : Revision planning and memory techniques (14:00)
14:00 - 14:45
Additional Place Info: Hartley Library, ATS Office, Rm 2073
Organised by: Library & the Arts
Designed for students with a specific learning difficulty such as dyslexia, this workshop will introduce you to a range of strategies and techniques to help you effectively revise and memorise information, as well as prepare for exams.
iCLIC/ILAWS event - In Conversation with Bill Patry, Author of Patry on Copyright and Senior Copyright Counsel at Google (16:00)
16:00 - 17:00
Organised by: Southampton Law School
The son of an Irish mother and French Canadian father, Bill Patry grew up in Marin County, California. He works for Google, but from home, away from all the real decision making, but this allows him to ride his bike, when it is not raining or snowing. He has written a lot about copyright law, way too much in fact, and he is embarrassed by both of the trade books he wrote and wishes he had a droit de rétractation.
The session, organized by Dr Eleonora Rosati (Associate Professor in Intellectual Property Law and iCLIC/ILAWS Director). If you would like to attend, but you are not an Intellectual Property student, please email e.rosati@soton.ac.uk
Pasta night (19:00)
19:00 - 20:30
Additional Place Info: Faith and Reflection Centre, 41 University Road
Enjoy pasta with good company in the Faith and Reflection Centre. We are open from 7-8.30pm so, come when you can and stay as long as you want!
Suggested £1 donation towards costs
Suggested £1 donation towards costs
Stones in His Pockets (19:30)
19:30 - 2019-03-30 19:30
A small village in rural Ireland is turned upside down when a major Hollywood film studio descends to make a historical blockbuster on location.
The story is told through the eyes of Charlie Conlon and Jake Quinn, employed as extras along with numerous other locals. As cultures clash, it becomes clear that Tinseltown’s romanticized dream of Ireland is a long, long way from reality.
Just two talented actors brilliantly bring to life a multitude of extraordinary characters, ranging from the spoilt American starlet to the English director and the village old timer. Often hysterically funny, thought-provoking and witty, this wonderful comedy has won numerous awards including both the Olivier and Evening Standard Awards for Best New Comedy, as well as three Tony nominations on Broadway. Stones in his Pockets ran for four years in the West End and has delighted audiences around the world.
“Triumphant, fast, brilliant and hilarious” - Independent
“An unequivocal source of joy, laughter, tears and delight” - Daily Mail
“A moving and heartfelt tribute to the imaginative power of live performance” - Guardian
“Has a rare theatrical kick… I envy those catching it for the first time” - Daily Telegraph
“Very Irish and very funny” - Irish Times
“A gem..funny and engrossing. A delight from beginning to end” -
Daily Express
“A wonderfully enjoyable evening” - Independent
“I was delirious with joy” - News of the World
“A hilarious tearjerker..thoroughly recommended” - Mail on Sunday
“Magical” - Guardian
“Not to be missed” - Sunday Telegraph
Tuesday 26th March 2019
Quaker Open Meeting (12:30)
12:30 - 13:30
Additional Place Info: Faith and Reflection Centre, 41 University Road
All welcome, whatever belief, for friendly discussion & a period of quiet reflection (even if you can only stay for a few minutes during this time). Open to suggestions for discussion topics.
English conversation & tea (13:00)
13:00 - 15:00
Additional Place Info: Faith and Reflection Centre
Have a cup of tea or coffee at the Faith and Reflection Centre. Practice talking English with native speakers and meet other students. You can stay as little or as long as you want.
Tuesday Lunchtime Concert Series - St Michael's (13:00)
13:00 - 13:40
Organised by: Music
The Music Department continues the collaboration with St. Michael’s Church in Southampton, a series of Tuesday lunchtime recitals running from February to May. Each performance gives our students the opportunity to perform in this historic venue and brings music from the department to a wider audience.
Tim Marshall - Divided: Why We're Living in an Age of Walls (20:00)
Which side of the fence are you on? Every story has two sides, and so does every wall. We’re in a new era of tribalism and the barricades are going up.
Money, race, religion, politics: these are the things that divide us. Trump’s wall says as much about America’s divided past as it does its future. The Great Firewall of China separates ‘us’ from ‘them’. In Europe, the explosive combination of politics and migration threatens liberal democracy itself.
Tim Marshall was Diplomatic Editor and foreign correspondent for Sky News. After thirty years’ experience in news reporting and presenting, he left full time news journalism to concentrate on writing and analysis. Author of the international bestseller Prisoners Of Geography, Tim joins us with his new book, Divided: Why We’re Living in an Age of Walls. Covering China; the USA; Israel and Palestine; the Middle East; the Indian Subcontinent; Africa; Europe and the UK, in this gripping talk Tim delves into our past and our present to reveal the fault lines that will shape our world for years to come.
Wednesday 27th March 2019
Writing the Dissertation: the Introduction and Conclusion (12:00)
12:00 - 13:00
Additional Place Info: Hartley Library Training Room 4075
Organised by: Library & the Arts
Please note that this session is for students working on their undergraduate dissertation. The Library will be running sessions in the summer for students doing their postgraduate dissertation.
This workshop provides guidance on writing the introduction and conclusion of an undergraduate dissertation. Whilst often overlooked in the context of the whole dissertation, this session emphasises the importance of both chapters and how they work together to frame the dissertation. In particular, the session focuses on how to structure both chapters. This is part of the Library’s ‘Writing the Dissertation’ series for undergraduate students. See this page for more workshops in the series.
Communion Service (13:10)
13:10 - 13:50
Additional Place Info: Faith and Reflection Centre
Come to pray together – an ecumenical communion service for students and staff in the midst of busy life at the University
Introduction to Mindfulness Afternoon (14:00)
14:00 - 16:00
For University of Southampton Students.
Want to try mindfulness meditation, but not sure where to begin? This two hour workshop will be an opportunity to get started.
Enabling Services: Introduction to Mindfulness (14:00)
Join Enabling Services to learn more about what Mindfulness is (and what it isn't), why people use mindfulness practices in their day-to-day lives and the basics of mindfulness meditation. You don't need to have any previous experience of mindfulness or meditation - just a willingness to engage in some guided mindfulness practices.
The tortoise and the hare - and the winner is… (18:00)
18:00 - 20:00
Additional Place Info: student study space (by the entrance) and 2/3043
Organised by: Faculty of Business and Law
Which project management environment is more likely to achieve sustainable competitive advantage?
By 2027 employers will need 87.7 million individuals working in project orientated roles. It is anticipated that the competence gap could result in a loss of US$207.9 billion in GDP (11 countries analysed) throughout 2027 (PMI, 2017). The 2017 APM study suggest that only 22% of projects wholly met their original objectives, while 87% rated competent project teams critical/very important and 88% said effective governance was important. Both are highest ranked in terms of importance as success factors (APM, 2017). Worryingly, research continues to demonstrate that organisations are failing to deliver successful project outcomes. Project management, as an industry led disciple, still lacks some of the academic rigour in conceptualised approaches - with team competence, decision making and governance aspects being critical to project success. This seminar will give you some practical guidelines in merging the knowledge-based view of strategy and project management to achieve a sustainable competitive advantage for your organisation.
Agenda
18:00: Registration, refreshments and networking (by the entrance of Building 2)
18:45: Keynote seminar (in room 3043)
19:30: Q & A
20:00: Event Close
Speaker information
Dr Serkan Ceylan joined Southampton Business School in October 2018. He previously worked as an enterprise and project manager and senior lecturer at several universities. Serkan's inspiring business acumen and international communication skills have generated a wide network of international contacts in countries such as Germany, Austria, Turkey, Nigeria and China. He is an accredited lead trainer for professional qualifications such as PRINCE2, AgilePM and AgileFrame project management and has consulted and implemented project management solutions for a variety of companies. He is a visiting academic for the University of Heilbronn in Germany and the University of SanJorge in Spain. Serkan’s particular research interest is in the knowledge-based view of project management, linking project management to competitive environments and looking for knowledge value chains to explain competitive advantage. Serkan is also an external examiner for project management related courses and modules for Lancaster University and the University of Bedfordshire and is a member in the Chartered Association for Project Managers (APM) Wessex Committee.
A Livestream link will be emailed near the date of the event to anyone that have selected the "Live Stream" ticket at registration.
Please note registration closes on Monday 25th March at 11pm.
Rizwan-Muazzam Qawwali (20:00)
The internationally renowned Rizwan-Muazzam Qawwals present a special evening of majestic and entrancing Sufi music.
Drawing on a rich vein of Islamic and Sufi poetry, Qawwali is a form of Sufi devotional music from the Indian subcontinent and Rizwan-Muazzam come from a direct family line of spiritual Qawwali singers that spans five centuries.
Continuing the legacy of their legendary Uncle, Qawwali maestro Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan, Rizwan-Muazzam are the contemporary torchbearers of this rich musical tradition and were tutored by the master himself. The sacred Qawwali music they perform is intoxicating and entrancing to all who witness it, whether a scholar of Sufi music or completely new to the form.
Performing together since the late 1990s, the brothers have developed a devoted worldwide following with their exceptional live shows and acclaimed albums, including A Better Destiny and Days of Colour. Recent highlights have included performances at the Commonwealth Games, Australia, and an exciting new collaboration with Susheela Raman in Abu Dhabi. The group have also been working on new material, so you can expect new music alongside Qawwali classics, as Rizwan-Muazzam continue to push the boundaries of the genre.
Their imaginative reinterpretation of classic Sufi texts breathes fresh life into this rich centuries old tradition.
Presented in association with Asian Arts Agency
Thursday 28th March 2019
Soup Lunch (12:30)
12:30 - 13:30
Additional Place Info: Faith and Reflection Centre
Enjoy a bowl of homemade soup and bread at the Faith and Reflection Centre. Suggested £1 donation towards costs. This is a popular offering - you don't want to miss out, so be sure to arrive before the end of the hour. If you aren't able to come today, we host this every Thursday lunchtime throughout the academic year - please join us another time.
20MINFOUNDER: Ashley Unitt, NewVoiceMedia - From idea to exit: creating a $350m software company (18:00)
18:00 - 19:00
Additional Place Info: Building 32
We have all had bad experiences as consumers trying to engage with large companies through their contact centres. Ashley Unitt is the founder of NewVoiceMedia, a cloud based ‘Software as a service’ (SaaS) company formed around the belief that contact centres were broken but they could be fixed by helping companies have great conversations that build deep emotional bonds with their customers and create loyalty and long term profit.
In this 20MINFOUNDER Ashley will share his incredible journey. He will explain how he went from going from two founders with an idea to one of the fastest growing SaaS companies in Europe. The remarkable story included building a team of over 400 people, raising multiple rounds of VC funding, and creating a cloud platform handling billions of events per day while maintaining 99.999% uptime before then being acquired for $350M.
Ashley's talk is part of a regular series of 20MINFOUNDER talks from Future Worlds. The series brings founders of disruptive startups onto campus to share inspiring stories and valuable tips for aspiring university entrepreneurs.
The one-hour sessions, hosted at one of the University’s largest lecture theatres on Highfield Campus, include refreshments and networking either side of a striking keynote talk.
Thursday 28th March, 6pm to 7pm, Building 32 lecture theatre (32/1015)
Guided Meditation (18:30)
18:30 - 20:00
Additional Place Info: Faith and Reflection Centre, 41 University Road
All welcome – whether new or experienced with meditation. Lead by the Faith and Reflection Centre’s Buddhist Faith Advisor.
Every second Thursday
Resurrection Trust Book Launch: Green Stories writing competitions (19:30)
19:30 - 21:00
Additional Place Info: October Books, 189 Portswood Road, Southampton. SO17 2NF
The University of Southampton has been running a series of writing competitions aimed at students and other writers to create a cultural body of work that showcases what a sustainable society might look like. The first output from our green stories competition is now available to buy 'Resurrection Trust' - a collection of funny, dark, mad, bad, upbeat, downbeat and fantastical short stories about living sustainably. It has a foreword by Caroline Lucas and review by Jonathan Porritt. Its £3.99/£7.99 available on Amazon, via Hive.co.uk, from October Books and cut price at the book launch
Teachers, students and writers may find it a useful source of ideas if they plan on entering any of our future competitions (novel, screenplay, interactive fiction etc.)
Friday 29th March 2019
Research Data Management: What you need to know from the start (12:00)
For all PGR students
Research data management is about good research practice. Research data comes in many forms and this lunchtime briefing will cover principles that apply to all types of data including annotations on texts, scanned images, notes and observations, pictures, sound as well as spreadsheets. The purpose of research data management is to enable researchers to create high quality research that is reliable, reproducible and retrievable. Greater emphasis is being placed on research data as an output and increasingly Governments and Funders have the expectation that data, created through research they have funded, will be made available for future research
Mindful Friday (13:00)
13:00 - 13:45
For University of Southampton Students. Mindfulness meditation can be an effective way to help manage stress and improve your concentration and focus. Mindfulness can also provide a way of becoming calmer and more relaxed. By using mindfulness meditation to become more aware of our automatic reactions, we can learn to respond differently to our experiences.
English conversation & tea (14:00)
14:00 - 16:00
Additional Place Info: Faith and Reflection Centre
Have a cup of tea or coffee at the Faith and Reflection Centre. Practice talking English with native speakers and meet other students. You can stay as little or as long as you want.
Experiencing the Boundaries and Characteristics of the Complex Adaptive System (CAS): A Complexity Simulation Game (14:00)
14:00 - 16:00
Additional Place Info: Hartley Suite, Highfield Campus
Organised by: Faculty of Health Sciences
Professor Jeffrey Braithwaite, Australian Institute for Health Innovation, Macquarie University, Australia
+ special guests
+ special guests
While there has been considerable progress over the last 25 years in understanding complex adaptive systems (CASs), the characteristics of complexity, drawn from complexity science theory, remain highly conceptual. The features of complexity in healthcare (individual clinician-agents, interacting dynamically over time with emergent behaviours and rules, grouped together in networks, with outputs delivered at scale through patterned clusters of social beings) are still an abstraction. To extend understanding, we must learn about CASs personally.
A novel way to develop people’s appreciation of properties such as feedback, emergence, and barriers and enablers to change that are part of a CAS is to have them experience the system via an unfurling simulation in real-time, which models the dynamics of the system.
This workshop provides a Complexity Simulation Game. Participants will be assigned to stakeholder groups and given a healthcare problem to solve, to experience the CAS in action. A previous iteration of this game was run successfully for clinicians, researchers and other staff of the Department of Veterans’ Affairs in San Antonio, Texas and at the OBHC Conference, Montreal in 2018.
This workshop is open to staff and students of Wessex CLAHRC/University of Southampton.
Eric Vloeimans' Oliver's Cinema (20:00)
Trumpeter Eric Vloeimans is one of the stars of the vibrant and highly creative Dutch (indeed, entire European) jazz scene, a musician who works across a wide range of music styles having studied classical trumpet at the Rotterdam Academy of Music and jazz in New York with Blue Note label legend Donald Byrd.
For his latest project, Oliver’s Cinema (an anagram of Eric’s name), he joins forces with Belgian accordionist Tuur Florizoone and German cellist Jörg Brinkmann. In this unusual combination they perform music written for film as well as music with a cinematic quality, ranging from Ennio Morricone soundtracks and the themes from Rosemary’s Baby and Cinema Paradiso, to new compositions for imaginary films.
It’s a lovely album by the way, beautifully atmospheric and full of old movie themes and compatible original material that lend themselves to café bar jazz that make you want to spend a weekend getting lost somewhere in the Low Countries eating ridiculous amounts of mussels, counting craft beers, and watching old episodes of Van Der Valk. Marlbank
Saturday 30th March 2019
IT Infrastructure Maintenance
Additional Place Info: All University campuses affected
Organised by: iSolutions
Planned IT Infrastructure Maintenance.
Disruption to the University's IT may be experienced during this period. Therefore it is advisable not to plan events requiring IT Services during this period. Services affected could include:-
University Network, both wired and wireless
Printing
Telephony
Email
Banner including Self Service
Finance or HR Systems
Sunday 31st March 2019
IT Infrastructure Maintenance
Additional Place Info: All University campuses affected
Organised by: iSolutions
Planned IT Infrastructure Maintenance.
Disruption to the University's IT may be experienced during this period. Therefore it is advisable not to plan events requiring IT Services during this period. Services affected could include:-
University Network, both wired and wireless
Printing
Telephony
Email
Banner including Self Service
Finance or HR Systems
Jazz @ Beefy's (13:00)
13:00 - 14:30
Organised by: Music
The Music Department continues its new partnership with Beefys restaurant which overlooks the cricket pitch at the Ageas Hotel.
Tuesday 2nd April 2019
CLEAPSS Safety with Chemicals for Technicians (09:30)
09:30 - 16:00
Organised by: Southampton Education School
This course is suitable for technicians who are taking on or already have responsibility for chemicals. No prior chemical knowledge is required. Note: the course is not intended for those with detailed chemical experience, though it can help in adapting outside experience to work in school science. Suitable for: Technicians. Course led by Joanna Sacks.
CLEAPSS Health & Safety for Science Technicians (09:30)
09:30 - 16:00
Organised by: Southampton Education School
This course was originally designed by a team set up by the Association for Science Education to help with the health and safety training of school laboratory technicians.
Course led by Chris Haines.
Quaker Open Meeting (12:30)
12:30 - 13:30
Additional Place Info: Faith and Reflection Centre, 41 University Road
All welcome, whatever belief, for friendly discussion & a period of quiet reflection (even if you can only stay for a few minutes during this time). Open to suggestions for discussion topics.
English conversation & tea (13:00)
13:00 - 15:00
Additional Place Info: Faith and Reflection Centre
Have a cup of tea or coffee at the Faith and Reflection Centre. Practice talking English with native speakers and meet other students. You can stay as little or as long as you want.
Critical thinking: an introduction (14:00)
14:00 - 15:00
Additional Place Info: Hartley Library, Training Room 4075
Organised by: Library & the Arts
A brief introduction to the idea of critical thinking - what it is, why you need to do it and how to go about it. This session will introduce you to the main concepts and suggest resources to help you improve your skills. There will be time to practice what you have learnt via some short activities within the session.
The Remains of the Day (19:30)
19:30 - 2019-04-06 19:30
1930s England. Darlington Hall runs like clockwork under one of the last truly great butlers. Reserved and dutiful like his father before him and with the funny and forthright housekeeper Kenton by his side, Stevens faithfully serves his employer. Meanwhile, England stands on a precipice, as fascism builds and boils in Europe.
20 years later, Stevens travels to find an old friend, remembering choices made and not made, journeying to one last chance at happiness. 2017 Nobel Prize winner Kazuo Ishiguro’s novel, which became a beloved Merchant Ivory film, is a story for anyone who has ever been afraid to follow their heart.
Now transformed into an exquisite stage play by one of Britain's most exciting writers (Barney Norris), it receives its world premiere at Royal & Derngate before embarking on a major national tour.
Eric Lu (20:00)
Eric Lu makes one of his first solo appearances in the UK since winning the Leeds International Piano Competition in September 2018. His programme includes one of Brahms’ late sets of miniatures, and Chopin’s second sonata, arguably best known for the funeral march which features in its third movement. Handel’s work comprising 21 variations on a sarabande theme comes from a collection of suites published in 1733.
Wednesday 3rd April 2019
Finding information to support your research (10:30)
10:30 - 12:30
Additional Place Info: Hartley Library, Training Room 4075
Organised by: Library & the Arts
For ECS, Physics and ORC PGRs unable to attend previous sessions
A practical course introducing you to the key databases and resources relevant to your research and improving your searching techniques to get the best results from them.By the end of the session you will be able to:Find key research material using different library resources.Develop skills in searching and retrieving information.Save searches and create alerts
Communion Service (13:10)
13:10 - 13:50
Additional Place Info: Faith and Reflection Centre
Come to pray together – an ecumenical communion service for students and staff in the midst of busy life at the University
Data Management Plan: Why Plan? Briefing for your 1st year DMP (15:00)
15:00 - 16:00
Additional Place Info: Building 06, room 1081 (L/R B)
Organised by: Library & the Arts
For all PGR 1st Yr students
Keeping your data safe, findable and re-usable is essential to good research. Planning this from the start helps not only the sharing of data in the longer-term, but ensures that it is available for you as the primary researcher to find and use as you begin to write up your thesis or article. This session will explain the DMP template that all 1st year PhD’s are required to complete and lodge with their 1st progression report in PGR Tracker.
Thursday 4th April 2019
Soup Lunch (12:30)
12:30 - 13:30
Additional Place Info: Faith and Reflection Centre
Enjoy a bowl of homemade soup and bread at the Faith and Reflection Centre. Suggested £1 donation towards costs. This is a popular offering - you don't want to miss out, so be sure to arrive before the end of the hour. If you aren't able to come today, we host this every Thursday lunchtime throughout the academic year - please join us another time.
Friday 5th April 2019
Proofreading - the basics (12:15)
12:15 - 13:00
Additional Place Info: Hartley Library, Room 2045 (2D)
Organised by: Library & the Arts
This session explains the differences between editing and proofreading. It will focus on giving practical tips for proofreading your written work to pick up errors in spelling, formatting, punctuation etc
English conversation & tea (14:00)
14:00 - 16:00
Additional Place Info: Faith and Reflection Centre
Have a cup of tea or coffee at the Faith and Reflection Centre. Practice talking English with native speakers and meet other students. You can stay as little or as long as you want.
Bob Reynolds Group (20:00)
Bob Reynolds is an American jazz tenor saxophonist and Grammy Award-winning member of the band Snarky Puppy. Widely known for his work with both Snarky and John Mayer, he is a prolific composer and recording artist with eight top-selling solo albums to his credit. He also has a substantial online following for his YouTube vlog.
Tonight he performs with his excellent band, with music from their 2018 release Quartet. These four musicians play a breed of jazz that leans heavily on soul, r&b, and dark pop, with a dynamic range that catches audiences by surprise. Formed in Los Angeles in 2015, the band has built a solid following through a 2-year monthly residency at the famous Baked Potato Jazz Club, which they now consistently sell out, along with the Blue Whale Jazz Club.
Saturday 6th April 2019
Kathryn Tickell & The Darkening (20:00)
Musicians from Northumberland, Scotland, Ireland and England invoke the dark, powerful, shamanic sounds of Ancient Northumbria. Their inspiration comes from the wild, dramatic, weather-bitten countryside along Hadrian’s Wall, which seems so quintessentially Northumbrian…and yet, almost 2000 years ago that same landscape was inhabited by people from around the world, worshipping different gods and following different customs.
Kathryn Tickell and The Darkening embrace that global perspective, bringing some of the oldest Northumbrian tunes and songs throbbing to life, intermingling them with new material and binding it all together with contemporary resonance and attitude.
Sunday 7th April 2019
Easter Bunny Hop Bounces Back! (11:00)
The Easter Bunny is on a mission – and we need your help!
Join BearFace Theatre and the The ABC Bunny Band on an eggs-traordinary, action-packed musical adventure that will get the whole family into the Easter spirit. Clap along to some of the best tunes from the British Isles and beyond and join in with our massed Morris Dance!
Don your Bunny Ears, and get ready for a jam-packed, hilarious, musical journey!
Suitable for age 2-5: all ages welcome
In association with ABC Concerts.
Tuesday 9th April 2019
UKRI: One year on... (12:00)
Hear from University colleagues who play a significant role in informing the strategy of UKRI and its component Research Councils, in a panel discussion that will follow a presentation on the UK research funding landscape and key trends in a rapidly-changing environment.
The panel will be made up of:
• Professor Philip Nelson, outgoing Executive Chair of EPSRC
• Professor Jane Falkingham, ESRC Council Member
• Professor Stephen Holgate, NERC Council Member
A light lunch will be provided, please register here.
Quaker Open Meeting (12:30)
12:30 - 13:30
Additional Place Info: Faith and Reflection Centre, 41 University Road
All welcome, whatever belief, for friendly discussion & a period of quiet reflection (even if you can only stay for a few minutes during this time). Open to suggestions for discussion topics.
English conversation & tea (13:00)
13:00 - 15:00
Additional Place Info: Faith and Reflection Centre
Have a cup of tea or coffee at the Faith and Reflection Centre. Practice talking English with native speakers and meet other students. You can stay as little or as long as you want.
Wednesday 10th April 2019
Communion Service (13:10)
13:10 - 13:50
Additional Place Info: Faith and Reflection Centre
Come to pray together – an ecumenical communion service for students and staff in the midst of busy life at the University
Pure Highfield drop-in Session (14:00)
14:00 - 16:00
Additional Place Info: Library Training Room 4075
Organised by: Research & Innovation Services
The purpose of these Pure drop-in sessions is to provide an ad-hoc, informal setting for dealing with queries that users may have and providing guidance. You don’t have to book a slot – just turn up and the Pure team will be happy to help. Where possible, we will aim to resolve issues there and then. However, some queries may be more complex and will require further discussion with iSolutions/Finance/HR etc. In these instances, we will raise a ServiceLine ticket on your behalf so that you can keep track of our progress. If you have a query but are unable to make a drop-in at your campus please feel free to email pure@soton.ac.uk in the meantime.
Thursday 11th April 2019
Misha Glenny: McMafia (12:00)
12:00 - 13:00
Misha Glenny is an Award-winning journalist and author, his international bestselling book, McMafia, was recently turned into the hit BBC TV series of the same name.
Glenny has spent years courageously investigating and reporting on the most dangerous and sophisticated organised crime networks around the world. Alternately very funny and very frightening, Misha Glenny lifts the lid on global organised crime and its corrupt political networks.
The show is a factual illuminating talk that sheds light on corrupt intelligence agencies and takes the audience on a tour through the dark depths of world capitalism. He explains what’s happening behind the headlines – how Russian gangsters, Latin American cartel leaders, people traffickers and dodgy hedge funders exert their influence on our lives without us realising it and how cyber hackers pose an increasing threat to global security in the 21st century.
This is a rare opportunity to hear a true expert take you into the minds of his underworld subjects and as executive producer and script consultant on the TV series, a chance to discover what it took to bring his extraordinary cast of characters to life on the small screen.
Soup Lunch (12:30)
12:30 - 13:30
Additional Place Info: Faith and Reflection Centre
Enjoy a bowl of homemade soup and bread at the Faith and Reflection Centre. Suggested £1 donation towards costs. This is a popular offering - you don't want to miss out, so be sure to arrive before the end of the hour. If you aren't able to come today, we host this every Thursday lunchtime throughout the academic year - please join us another time.
Friday 12th April 2019
English conversation & tea (14:00)
14:00 - 16:00
Additional Place Info: Faith and Reflection Centre
Have a cup of tea or coffee at the Faith and Reflection Centre. Practice talking English with native speakers and meet other students. You can stay as little or as long as you want.
Systematic Reviews (Health related): searching the literature (14:00)
14:00 - 16:30
Additional Place Info: Hartley Library, Training Room 4077
Organised by: Library & the Arts
For PGR students from Medicine, Health Sciences and Psychology
This practical course will show you some important tools and techniques to help you create a search strategy suitable for use in a Systematic Review. The session will focus on health related databases hosted on EBSCO, OVID and Web of Science platforms.
Monday 15th April 2019
RASD 2019 ()
- 2019-04-17
Organised by: Faculty of Engineering and the Environment
The Thirteenth International Conference on Recent Advances in Structural Dynamics
Tuesday 16th April 2019
E-thesis: What you need to know from the start (11:00)
11:00 - 12:30
Additional Place Info: Hartley Library, Training Room 4075
Organised by: Library & the Arts
For all PGR students
This session won’t tell you how to write your thesis but it will cover the practical things of preparing a thesis for deposit in our Institutional Repository. Preparation is the key and it is never too soon to start clearing third party copyright materials, using the thesis templates, organising references, research notes or research data
Research Data Management: What you need to know from the start (12:00)
12:00 - 13:00
Additional Place Info: Building 06, room 1081 (L/R B)
Organised by: Library & the Arts
For all PGR students
Research data management is about good research practice. Research data comes in many forms and this lunchtime briefing will cover principles that apply to all types of data including annotations on texts, scanned images, notes and observations, pictures, sound as well as spreadsheets. The purpose of research data management is to enable researchers to create high quality research that is reliable, reproducible and retrievable. Greater emphasis is being placed on research data as an output and increasingly Governments and Funders have the expectation that data, created through research they have funded, will be made available for future research
Wednesday 17th April 2019
IT Infrastructure Maintenance
Additional Place Info: All University campuses affected
Organised by: iSolutions
Planned IT Infrastructure Maintenance.
Disruption to the University's IT may be experienced during this period. Therefore it is advisable not to plan events requiring IT Services during this period. Services affected could include:-
University Network, both wired and wireless
Printing
Telephony
Email
Banner including Self Service
Finance or HR Systems
Thursday 18th April 2019
IT Infrastructure Maintenance
Additional Place Info: All University campuses affected
Organised by: iSolutions
Planned IT Infrastructure Maintenance.
Disruption to the University's IT may be experienced during this period. Therefore it is advisable not to plan events requiring IT Services during this period. Services affected could include:-
University Network, both wired and wireless
Printing
Telephony
Email
Banner including Self Service
Finance or HR Systems
Tuesday 23rd April 2019
London Mozart Players Chamber Ensemble (20:00)
Celebrating their 70th anniversary in 2019 the LMP perform a chamber programme built around the piano quintets by Mozart and Beethoven.
Writing to his father shortly after its premiere Mozart wrote ‘I consider it to be the best work I’ve ever composed’, whilst Beethoven’s inspiration was a performance of Mozart’s piece that he heard in Prague. Poulenc’s sextet is one of the composer’s most popular works.
Wednesday 24th April 2019
Brexit and Beyond – A Road Unknown? (18:00)
18:00 - 20:00
Additional Place Info: student study space and 2/3043
Organised by: Faculty of Business and Law
Following over two years of uncertainty, division and discussion, most are hoping that 2019 is the year that will bring some clarity over Brexit so that opportunities can be maximised and issues minimised in whatever your field. The previous Brexit events run by Southampton Business School have been enlightened by those in attendance presenting their personal ‘state-of-play’ and everybody getting a feel for the professional needs for others.
Whether or not the UK has actually left the European Union by the time of this event, this will be a review of the what the current position is for those in the business community, the events and strong feelings that inform the current position and debate, finally what people want to see in the immediate future for their businesses and careers. Input will be provided by experienced figures in local business and academia and there will be opportunity to take a ‘pulse’ of those in attendance and ask what their concerns or opportunities are.
Agenda
18:00: Registration, refreshments and networking (by the entrance of Building 2)
18:45: Keynote seminar (in room 3043)
19:30: Q & A
20:00: Event Close
Speaker information
Mr Gavin Midgley, Gavin has been a Teaching Fellow in Accounting at Southampton Business School since March 2016. Prior to this he worked in the accounting profession for over 10 years (in both practice and industry environments) and is a fully qualified member of the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA).
A Livestream link will be emailed near the date of the event to anyone that have selected the "Live Stream" ticket at registration.
Please note registration closes on Sunday 21st April at 11pm.
Friday 26th April 2019
UK & Ireland LGBTQ+ Music Study Group Symposium ()
- 2019-04-27
Organised by: Music
‘Legacies of Resistance, Responding to Oppression: Changing Dynamics in LGBTQ+ Music Activism and Scholarship’
Monday 29th April 2019
Southampton Showcase (13:00)
13:00 - 13:50
Organised by: Music
SHOWCASE is a platform to help give exposure to the talented pre-professional student performers within the Music Department at the University of Southampton. The Music Department has a rich history of developing world-class performers including jazz singer Joe Stilgoe and Mercury-nominated, singer-songwriter Anna Calvi. Our artists are from all genres, an eclectic mix of high-quality music.
Pasta night (19:00)
Enjoy pasta with good company in the Faith and Reflection Centre. We are open from 7-8.30pm so, come when you can and stay as long as you want! Suggested £1 donation towards costs
Tuesday 30th April 2019
Quaker Open Meeting (12:30)
12:30 - 13:30
Additional Place Info: Faith and Reflection Centre, 41 University Road
All welcome, whatever belief, for friendly discussion & a period of quiet reflection (even if you can only stay for a few minutes during this time). Open to suggestions for discussion topics.
English conversation & tea (13:00)
13:00 - 15:00
Additional Place Info: Faith and Reflection Centre
Have a cup of tea or coffee at the Faith and Reflection Centre. Practice talking English with native speakers and meet other students. You can stay as little or as long as you want.
Wednesday 1st May 2019
AI3SD Semantics & Knowledge Learning for Chemical Design Workshop (10:00)
10:00 - 18:00
Additional Place Info: Solent Conference Centre, Southampton
Organised by: School of Electronics & Computer Science
Designing chemicals, discovering new drugs, discovering materials and indeed all aspects of scientific discovery are all tasks that are highly data driven, and semantic web technologies are key to enabling researchers to deal with high levels of data in a useful and meaningful way. Semantic technologies facilitate representing data in a formal, structured, and interoperable way, and enable data to be reasoned over to infer potential relationships. In this workshop we seek to explore the ways in which semantic web technologies can be used to drive predictions in chemical design, including using Machine Learning and other AI techniques to exploit semantic links in knowledge graphs and linked datasets. There will be several keynote talks, an expert panel chaired by Professor Jeremy Frey, and a chance for breakout discussions. Lunch will be provided and the day will end with networking drinks.
Communion Service (13:10)
13:10 - 13:50
Additional Place Info: Faith and Reflection Centre
Come to pray together – an ecumenical communion service for students and staff in the midst of busy life at the University
Revision and memory (14:00)
14:00 - 14:45
Designed for students with a specific learning difficulty such as dyslexia, this workshop will introduce you to a range of strategies and techniques to help you effectively revise and memorise information, as well as prepare for exams.
The Ethical Challenges Lecture 2019 (18:00)
18:00 - 19:00
Organised by: Philosophy
The 8th annual Ethical Challenges Lecture. Part of the School of Humanities annual series of lectures.
Thursday 2nd May 2019
Share your Lunch (12:30)
12:30 - 13:30
Additional Place Info: Faith and Reflection Centre
Bring your lunch and eat with others at the Faith and Reflection Centre. We have a lovely garden to sit in if the weather is nice and a friendly dining area if not!
Free tea, coffee and biscuits available.
Ingrid Fliter (20:00)
Through her award-winning recordings and acclaimed performances Ingrid Fliter has proven herself an outstanding Chopin interpreter. Tonight on her first visit to Turner Sims she presents a selection of the composer’s work. The programme including the Op 28 set of preludes, which, like Bach’s Well-tempered Clavier, takes the listener on a journey through the 24 major and minor keys. Describing the works as ‘special compositions’, Liszt declared ‘The music is spontaneous, brilliant and fresh. They have the freedom and spaciousness characteristic of works of genius’.
Friday 3rd May 2019
Mindful Friday (13:00)
13:00 - 13:45
For University of Southampton Students. Mindfulness meditation can be an effective way to help manage stress and improve your concentration and focus. Mindfulness can also provide a way of becoming calmer and more relaxed. By using mindfulness meditation to become more aware of our automatic reactions, we can learn to respond differently to our experiences.
English conversation & tea (14:00)
14:00 - 16:00
Additional Place Info: Faith and Reflection Centre
Have a cup of tea or coffee at the Faith and Reflection Centre. Practice talking English with native speakers and meet other students. You can stay as little or as long as you want.
Sunday 5th May 2019
Syjo and Phronesis (19:30)
Award-winning Anglo-Scandinavian trio Phronesis have been one of the most talked about and acclaimed European bands over the past decade. For this special Turner Sims event they join Southampton Youth Jazz Orchestra to perform music from their 2017 Edition Records release The Behemoth. Comprising arrangements and re-imaginings of classic Phronesis tunes by Julian Argüelles (who worked with SYJO in 2016), the evening promises a compelling insight into the music and approach of what Jazzwise describes as One of the most exciting bands on the
planet today.
Monday 6th May 2019
Pasta night (19:00)
19:00 - 20:30
Additional Place Info: Faith and Reflection Centre, 41 University Road
Enjoy pasta with good company in the Faith and Reflection Centre. We are open from 7-8.30pm so, come when you can and stay as long as you want!
Suggested £1 donation towards costs
Suggested £1 donation towards costs
Tuesday 7th May 2019
Quaker Open Meeting (12:30)
12:30 - 13:30
Additional Place Info: Faith and Reflection Centre, 41 University Road
All welcome, whatever belief, for friendly discussion & a period of quiet reflection (even if you can only stay for a few minutes during this time). Open to suggestions for discussion topics.
English conversation & tea (13:00)
13:00 - 15:00
Additional Place Info: Faith and Reflection Centre
Have a cup of tea or coffee at the Faith and Reflection Centre. Practice talking English with native speakers and meet other students. You can stay as little or as long as you want.
Lawrence Power & Pavel Kolesnikov (19:30)
Lawrence Power concludes his first year as Turner Sims Associate Artist with an evening of emotive 19th-century chamber music by Brahms, presented on the composer’s birth date. He performs Brahms’ viola and violin sonatas with Russian pianist Pavel Kolesnikov, making his second appearance of the season, and who in 2012 won one of the world’s most prestigious piano prizes, the Honens International Piano Competition.
Brahms loved the sonorous sounds of the viola, and shortly after submitting a series of clarinet sonatas to his publisher, he offered versions written for viola to be published at the same time. The composer’s three violin sonatas, written between 1878 and 1886, are seductively lyrical, from the G major with its famous ‘raindrop’ final movement to the complex, eerie D minor.
Wednesday 8th May 2019
Communion Service (13:10)
13:10 - 13:50
Additional Place Info: Faith and Reflection Centre
Come to pray together – an ecumenical communion service for students and staff in the midst of busy life at the University
Pure Highfield drop-in Session (14:00)
14:00 - 16:00
Additional Place Info: Library Training Room 4075
Organised by: Research & Innovation Services
The purpose of these Pure drop-in sessions is to provide an ad-hoc, informal setting for dealing with queries that users may have and providing guidance. You don’t have to book a slot – just turn up and the Pure team will be happy to help. Where possible, we will aim to resolve issues there and then. However, some queries may be more complex and will require further discussion with iSolutions/Finance/HR etc. In these instances, we will raise a ServiceLine ticket on your behalf so that you can keep track of our progress. If you have a query but are unable to make a drop-in at your campus please feel free to email pure@soton.ac.uk in the meantime.
Thursday 9th May 2019
Share your Lunch (12:30)
12:30 - 13:30
Additional Place Info: Faith and Reflection Centre
Bring your lunch and eat with others at the Faith and Reflection Centre. We have a lovely garden to sit in if the weather is nice and a friendly dining area if not!
Free tea, coffee and biscuits available.
Guided Meditation (18:30)
18:30 - 20:00
Additional Place Info: Faith and Reflection Centre, 41 University Road
All welcome – whether new or experienced with meditation. Lead by the Faith and Reflection Centre’s Buddhist Faith Advisor.
Every second Thursday
Friday 10th May 2019
Mindful Friday (13:00)
13:00 - 13:45
For University of Southampton Students. Mindfulness meditation can be an effective way to help manage stress and improve your concentration and focus. Mindfulness can also provide a way of becoming calmer and more relaxed. By using mindfulness meditation to become more aware of our automatic reactions, we can learn to respond differently to our experiences.
Complete Baroquery (13:00)
13:00 - 13:50
Organised by: Faculty of Humanities
Complete Baroquery is Southampton’s informal Early Music Group, designed to cater for musicians who want to explore that fascinating repertoire, but play instruments not usually associated with it.
Complete Baroquery (13:00)
13:00 - 13:50
Organised by: Faculty of Humanities Music
Complete Baroquery is Southampton’s informal Early Music Group, designed to cater for musicians who want to explore that fascinating repertoire, but play instruments not usually associated with it.
English conversation & tea (14:00)
14:00 - 16:00
Additional Place Info: Faith and Reflection Centre
Have a cup of tea or coffee at the Faith and Reflection Centre. Practice talking English with native speakers and meet other students. You can stay as little or as long as you want.
Reflections Cafe (17:30)
17:30 - 19:30
Additional Place Info: Faith and Reflection Centre
The Steve Williamson Experience (20:00)
The legendary saxophonist brings his latest project to Turner Sims. The Steve Williamson Experience provides a unique journey around the sonic potential of music as a true art form that can change our state and make us feel better. Through his lifelong study of harmonics, Steve creates music that soothes and heals as well as entertains. He uses primordial tones that speak directly to the essence of who we are, blending Classical and Jazz to create an entrancing, life-enhancing, soul advancing combination that will have you leave the concert a different person to the one that arrived.
So join us to witness one of Britain’s greatest musical achievements, Steve Williamson, who alongside his trio, is joined by jazz string quartet, StringTing to create a unique, compelling DNA level musical experience. If you could listen to Virtual Reality, this is what it would sound like!
StringTing is a flagship ensemble from Tomorrow’s Warriors, the celebrated hothouse for young jazz talent in the UK. Mentored by acclaimed bassist and artistic director, Gary Crosby OBE, StringTing are blazing a wide trail for women and strings in jazz.
Saturday 11th May 2019
Future Worlds Dragons' Den 2019 (13:00)
13:00 - 17:00
Additional Place Info: SUSU
Real Startups. Real Investors. Real Money.*
Six University of Southampton students & their startups will take centre stage to face four business investors for real investment at this year’s Future Worlds Dragons' Den event.
Join us inside our Dragons' Den to watch this year’s live pitches and see how the negotiations unfold. This is the startup highlight of the year on campus with over £450,000 having been pledged on-stage to date, so this year is not to be missed!
Spaces are limited for this event so please register for your free ticket to avoid disappointment.
Monday 13th May 2019
Pasta night (19:00)
19:00 - 20:30
Additional Place Info: Faith and Reflection Centre, 41 University Road
Enjoy pasta with good company in the Faith and Reflection Centre. We are open from 7-8.30pm so, come when you can and stay as long as you want!
Suggested £1 donation towards costs
Suggested £1 donation towards costs
Tuesday 14th May 2019
CLEAPSS Radiation Protection Supervisor Training (09:30)
09:30 - 16:00
Organised by: Southampton Education School
This course is for the school Radiation Protection Supervisor (RPS) - the person responsible for managing the safe storage, use and monitoring of radioactive sources in the science department. The RPS will normally be a member of the teaching staff, often the Head of Physics. Any teacher who uses radioactive sources will also benefit. See CLEAPSS leaflet PS75, which explains why the RPS should be a teacher. Suitable for: Teachers, Heads of Department. Please note this course is intended for teachers. Course led by Samir Moezzi.
Quaker Open Meeting (12:30)
12:30 - 13:30
Additional Place Info: Faith and Reflection Centre, 41 University Road
All welcome, whatever belief, for friendly discussion & a period of quiet reflection (even if you can only stay for a few minutes during this time). Open to suggestions for discussion topics.
Composer Guest Series: Damien Ricketson (12:30)
12:30 - 16:00
Organised by: Faculty of Humanities Music
Music event
English conversation & tea (13:00)
13:00 - 15:00
Additional Place Info: Faith and Reflection Centre
Have a cup of tea or coffee at the Faith and Reflection Centre. Practice talking English with native speakers and meet other students. You can stay as little or as long as you want.
BBC New Generation Artists (20:00)
Founded in 2009, the Aris Quartet attracted widespread attention in 2016 after winning the International Joseph Joachim Chamber Music Competition in Weimar, and no fewer than five prizes at the ARD International Music Competition in Munich. This evening they perform Beethoven’s favourite of his late quartets, the monumental single-movement Op 131, and music by Bach. For Reger’s work they are joined by renowned Belgian clarinettist Annelien Van Wauwe.
Presented by Turner Sims in partnership with BBC Radio 3.
Wednesday 15th May 2019
Communion Service (13:10)
13:10 - 13:50
Additional Place Info: Faith and Reflection Centre
Come to pray together – an ecumenical communion service for students and staff in the midst of busy life at the University
Thursday 16th May 2019
Share your Lunch (12:30)
12:30 - 13:30
Additional Place Info: Faith and Reflection Centre
Bring your lunch and eat with others at the Faith and Reflection Centre. We have a lovely garden to sit in if the weather is nice and a friendly dining area if not!
Free tea, coffee and biscuits available.
Friday 17th May 2019
Mindful Friday (13:00)
13:00 - 13:45
For University of Southampton Students. Mindfulness meditation can be an effective way to help manage stress and improve your concentration and focus. Mindfulness can also provide a way of becoming calmer and more relaxed. By using mindfulness meditation to become more aware of our automatic reactions, we can learn to respond differently to our experiences.
English conversation & tea (14:00)
14:00 - 16:00
Additional Place Info: Faith and Reflection Centre
Have a cup of tea or coffee at the Faith and Reflection Centre. Practice talking English with native speakers and meet other students. You can stay as little or as long as you want.
John Etheridge'sSweet Chorus (20:00)
Formed 20 years ago, by legendary guitarist John Etheridge to celebrate the work of the 20th century’s greatest jazz violinist Stéphane Grappelli, with whom he toured the world for five years, Sweet Chorus is a band that revels in melodic, swinging acoustic jazz. The partnership of John Etheridge and Christian Garrick has been described as One of the most potent combinations in European Jazz (Jazzwise) and the rhythm team of Dave Kelbie and Andy Crowdy the Rolls Royce and Jaguar of rhythm sections.
The music is inspired by the classic sounds of Django Reinhardt and Grappelli, whose legendary partnership galvanised European Jazz. Expect a dazzling and varied mixture of standards, American swing, Latin American and original compositions played with wit, humour and virtuosity, alongside affectionate and often funny reminiscences of John’s time with Grappelli – a man who was eccentric, inspired, and highly individual.
Sunday 19th May 2019
TeaTime With Martin and Eliza Carthy (15:00)
A very special Teatime Concert as Martin Carthy and his twice Mercury nominated daughter Eliza Carthy join forces to perform songs from their duo album The Moral of the Elephant.
For more than 50 years Martin Carthy has been one of folk music’s greatest and best loved innovators. He’s a ballad singer, a ground-breaking guitarist and an authoritative interpreter of newly composed material. His skill, stage presence and natural charm have won him many admirers, not only from within the folk scene, but also far beyond it.
Eliza Carthy is undoubtedly one of the most impressive and engaging performers of her generation. Twice nominated for the Mercury Prize and winner of innumerable other accolades over a 20 year career, Eliza has performed and recorded with a diverse array of artists including, Paul Weller, Rufus and Martha Wainwright, Patrick Wolf and Bob Neuwirth. More than most, Eliza Carthy has revitalised folk music and captured the most hardened of dissenters with intelligent, charismatic and boundary-crossing performance.
Ticket price includes complimentary cup of tea and slice of cake
Monday 20th May 2019
Pasta night (19:00)
19:00 - 2019-06-24 20:30
Additional Place Info: Faith and Reflection Centre, 41 University Road
Enjoy pasta with good company in the Faith and Reflection Centre. We are open from 7-8.30pm so, come when you can and stay as long as you want!
Suggested £1 donation towards costs
Suggested £1 donation towards costs
Tuesday 21st May 2019
Quaker Open Meeting (12:30)
12:30 - 13:30
Additional Place Info: Faith and Reflection Centre, 41 University Road
All welcome, whatever belief, for friendly discussion & a period of quiet reflection (even if you can only stay for a few minutes during this time). Open to suggestions for discussion topics.
English conversation & tea (13:00)
13:00 - 15:00
Additional Place Info: Faith and Reflection Centre
Have a cup of tea or coffee at the Faith and Reflection Centre. Practice talking English with native speakers and meet other students. You can stay as little or as long as you want.
Wednesday 22nd May 2019
Communion Service (13:10)
13:10 - 13:50
Additional Place Info: Faith and Reflection Centre
Come to pray together – an ecumenical communion service for students and staff in the midst of busy life at the University
Thursday 23rd May 2019
Share your Lunch (12:30)
12:30 - 13:30
Additional Place Info: Faith and Reflection Centre
Bring your lunch and eat with others at the Faith and Reflection Centre. We have a lovely garden to sit in if the weather is nice and a friendly dining area if not!
Free tea, coffee and biscuits available.
Guided Meditation (18:30)
18:30 - 20:00
Additional Place Info: Faith and Reflection Centre, 41 University Road
All welcome – whether new or experienced with meditation. Lead by the Faith and Reflection Centre’s Buddhist Faith Advisor.
Every second Thursday
Friday 24th May 2019
Mindful Friday (13:00)
13:00 - 13:45
For University of Southampton Students. Mindfulness meditation can be an effective way to help manage stress and improve your concentration and focus. Mindfulness can also provide a way of becoming calmer and more relaxed. By using mindfulness meditation to become more aware of our automatic reactions, we can learn to respond differently to our experiences.
English conversation & tea (14:00)
14:00 - 16:00
Additional Place Info: Faith and Reflection Centre
Have a cup of tea or coffee at the Faith and Reflection Centre. Practice talking English with native speakers and meet other students. You can stay as little or as long as you want.
The Audience (19:30)
19:30 - 2019-06-22 19:30
Additional Place Info: NST City, 142-144 Above Bar Street
Prime Minister: I never sleep much.
Queen: Oh dear. I like the idea of any person with the power to start a nuclear war being rested.
For 60 years, the Queen has met her Prime Minister every week. An audience at Buckingham Palace. Both parties agree never to repeat what is said. Not even to their spouses.
What is discussed? What secrets are shared? Does her Majesty have her favourites?
Sometimes intimate, often confessional, occasionally explosive, The Audience imagines the private moments that define a changing Britain. One head of state. Endless heads of government. This play asks where the real power lies.
Monday 27th May 2019
Pasta night (19:00)
19:00 - 20:30
Additional Place Info: Faith and Reflection Centre
Enjoy pasta with good company in the Faith and Reflection Centre. We are open from 7-8.30pm so, come when you can and stay as long as you want!
Suggested £1 donation towards costs
Tuesday 28th May 2019
Quaker Open Meeting (12:30)
12:30 - 13:30
Additional Place Info: Faith and Reflection Centre, 41 University Road
All welcome, whatever belief, for friendly discussion & a period of quiet reflection (even if you can only stay for a few minutes during this time). Open to suggestions for discussion topics.
English conversation & tea (13:00)
13:00 - 15:00
Additional Place Info: Faith and Reflection Centre
Have a cup of tea or coffee at the Faith and Reflection Centre. Practice talking English with native speakers and meet other students. You can stay as little or as long as you want.
We're Going on a Bear Hunt (14:00)
14:00 - 2019-06-02 14:00
See the smash-hit production of We’re Going on a Bear Hunt on tour, direct from the West End, as it returns vividly and noisily in director Sally Cookson’s fun-filled adaptation set to Benji Bower’s versatile lively score.
Join our intrepid family of adventurers and their musical dog on a quest to find a bear; as they wade through the gigantic swishy swashy grass, the splishy splashy river and the thick oozy, squelchy mud! Expect catchy songs, interactive scenes, plenty of adventure and a few surprises along the way.
Based on the much-loved book picture by Michael Rosen and Helen Oxenbury, this mischievous celebration of play is the perfect treat for families with children aged 3 and up.
WE’RE GOING TO THE THEATRE WE’RE GOING TO SEE A BEAR HUNT WHAT A BEAUTIFUL PLAY! WE’RE NOT SCARED!
‘Brilliantly inventive and engaging’ - The Stage
‘Enchanting’ - BBC Radio Bristol
‘A fun-filled frolic’ - The Guardian
‘Quite simply, the best family show I’ve seen’ - Sky Arts
Wednesday 29th May 2019
Communion Service (13:10)
13:10 - 13:50
Additional Place Info: Faith and Reflection Centre
Come to pray together – an ecumenical communion service for students and staff in the midst of busy life at the University
Thursday 30th May 2019
Share your Lunch (12:30)
12:30 - 13:30
Additional Place Info: Faith and Reflection Centre
Bring your lunch and eat with others at the Faith and Reflection Centre. We have a lovely garden to sit in if the weather is nice and a friendly dining area if not!
Free tea, coffee and biscuits available.
Friday 31st May 2019
Southampton City Art Gallery's Friday Touch Tours (10:30)
10:30 - 12:30
At Southampton City Art Gallery, Jo Bressloff leads the bi-monthly Touch Tours exploring the Gallery's collections and exhibitions, making art accessible to visually impaired audiences. Please call 023 80832810 for more information and to prebook.
Mindful Friday (13:00)
13:00 - 13:45
For University of Southampton Students. Mindfulness meditation can be an effective way to help manage stress and improve your concentration and focus. Mindfulness can also provide a way of becoming calmer and more relaxed. By using mindfulness meditation to become more aware of our automatic reactions, we can learn to respond differently to our experiences.
English conversation & tea (14:00)
14:00 - 16:00
Additional Place Info: Faith and Reflection Centre
Have a cup of tea or coffee at the Faith and Reflection Centre. Practice talking English with native speakers and meet other students. You can stay as little or as long as you want.
Monday 3rd June 2019
Pasta night (19:00)
19:00 - 20:30
Additional Place Info: Faith and Reflection Centre
Enjoy pasta with good company in the Faith and Reflection Centre. We are open from 7-8.30pm so, come when you can and stay as long as you want!
Suggested £1 donation towards costs
Tuesday 4th June 2019
Quaker Open Meeting (12:30)
12:30 - 13:30
Additional Place Info: Faith and Reflection Centre, 41 University Road
All welcome, whatever belief, for friendly discussion & a period of quiet reflection (even if you can only stay for a few minutes during this time). Open to suggestions for discussion topics.
English conversation & tea (13:00)
13:00 - 15:00
Additional Place Info: Faith and Reflection Centre
Have a cup of tea or coffee at the Faith and Reflection Centre. Practice talking English with native speakers and meet other students. You can stay as little or as long as you want.
Wednesday 5th June 2019
Communion Service (13:10)
13:10 - 13:50
Additional Place Info: Faith and Reflection Centre
Come to pray together – an ecumenical communion service for students and staff in the midst of busy life at the University
Pure Highfield drop-in Session (14:00)
14:00 - 16:00
Additional Place Info: Library Training Room 4075
Organised by: Research & Innovation Services
The purpose of these Pure drop-in sessions is to provide an ad-hoc, informal setting for dealing with queries that users may have and providing guidance. You don’t have to book a slot – just turn up and the Pure team will be happy to help. Where possible, we will aim to resolve issues there and then. However, some queries may be more complex and will require further discussion with iSolutions/Finance/HR etc. In these instances, we will raise a ServiceLine ticket on your behalf so that you can keep track of our progress. If you have a query but are unable to make a drop-in at your campus please feel free to email pure@soton.ac.uk in the meantime.
Dissertation writing for masters students (14:00)
14:00 - 14:45
Designed for masters students with a specific learning difficulty such as dyslexia, this workshop will provide you with advice and techniques for planning and writing a disseration for a masters course. There will also be an opportunity to ask any questions you may have and share tips with other masters students who are also writing a dissertation.
Thursday 6th June 2019
Rotterdam (12:00)
12:00 - 2019-06-08 13:00
‘No, Alice, I don’t want to become a man, I just want to stop trying to be a woman.’
Following a critically-acclaimed West End run Jon Brittain's Rotterdam is embarking on a UK tour.
It's New Year in Rotterdam, and Alice has finally plucked up the courage to email her parents and tell them she's gay. But before she can hit send, her girlfriend Fiona reveals that he has always identified as a man and now wants to start living as one named Adrian. As Adrian begins his transition, Alice must face a question she never thought she'd ask... does this mean she's straight?
A bittersweet comedy about gender, sexuality and being a long way from home from writer Jon Brittain, co-creator of Margaret Thatcher Queen of Soho, and writer of What Would Spock Do?, The Sexual Awakening of Peter Mayo and NST's Christmas show Billionaire Boy The Musical.
★★★★ “Smartly observed and very funny… warm and emotionally intelligent” - Evening Standard
★★★★“Brittain’s play is another reminder - warm, witty and wise - of the stupidity of thinking that there are only two genders” - Time Out
Share your Lunch (12:30)
12:30 - 13:30
Additional Place Info: Faith and Reflection Centre
Bring your lunch and eat with others at the Faith and Reflection Centre. We have a lovely garden to sit in if the weather is nice and a friendly dining area if not!
Free tea, coffee and biscuits available.
Guided Meditation (18:30)
18:30 - 20:00
Additional Place Info: Faith and Reflection Centre, 41 University Road
All welcome – whether new or experienced with meditation. Lead by the Faith and Reflection Centre’s Buddhist Faith Advisor.
Every second Thursday
Friday 7th June 2019
Mindful Friday (13:00)
13:00 - 13:45
For University of Southampton Students. Mindfulness meditation can be an effective way to help manage stress and improve your concentration and focus. Mindfulness can also provide a way of becoming calmer and more relaxed. By using mindfulness meditation to become more aware of our automatic reactions, we can learn to respond differently to our experiences.
English conversation & tea (14:00)
14:00 - 16:00
Additional Place Info: Faith and Reflection Centre
Have a cup of tea or coffee at the Faith and Reflection Centre. Practice talking English with native speakers and meet other students. You can stay as little or as long as you want.
Saturday 8th June 2019
The Printmakers (20:00)
Sometimes, one supergroup comes along that really is very special indeed. Assembled by award-winning jazz pianist Nikki Iles, and brought together by their collective love of song, The Printmakers’ music defies category and sets out to cross the boundaries that traditionally separate jazz, folk and the contemporary music world. Their 2015 release on Basho Records, Westerly, was received with huge critical acclaim.
In the old days, this band would have had the words ‘All-Stars’ in their name. Every one of them is a leading figure in British contemporary jazz… It’s remarkable how just five instruments and voice can suggest space and depth as they do. The Observer
It struck me, listening to Nikki Iles’ Printmakers band that if the British Council or whoever wanted to share with the world the jazz of this country, then this would be the ideal band. It feels like the most modern and vital vehicle for all those essential core qualities of the best British jazz. The Jazz Breakfast
Sunday 9th June 2019
SÓN WITH JAMES MAYHEW - PETER AND THE WOLF (14:00)
Celebrated illustrator and classical music presenter James Mayhew returns to Turner Sims, captivating audiences of all ages with master story-telling and a ballet of brushstrokes, all perfectly timed with the music.
Prepare to be entranced by stories, breathtaking art, and the sound of a live orchestra playing these two beloved classical masterpieces. James not only narrates, but paints too – with his glorious artwork beamed onto a giant screen above the musicians for everyone to see. An immersive musical experience for all!
Arrive up to an hour before each performance for an animal-inspired face-painting workshop in the foyer.
Running Time: approx 50mins (no interval)
Monday 10th June 2019
Pasta night (19:00)
19:00 - 20:30
Additional Place Info: Faith and Reflection Centre
Enjoy pasta with good company in the Faith and Reflection Centre. We are open from 7-8.30pm so, come when you can and stay as long as you want!
Suggested £1 donation towards costs
Tuesday 11th June 2019
Staff benefits and discounts fair (09:30)
A selection of our benefits and discounts providers will be available on the day to answer queries and to provide an understanding of the benefits and potential savings available.
FREE RAFFLE
Quaker Open Meeting (12:30)
12:30 - 13:30
Additional Place Info: Faith and Reflection Centre, 41 University Road
All welcome, whatever belief, for friendly discussion & a period of quiet reflection (even if you can only stay for a few minutes during this time). Open to suggestions for discussion topics.
English conversation & tea (13:00)
13:00 - 15:00
Additional Place Info: Faith and Reflection Centre
Have a cup of tea or coffee at the Faith and Reflection Centre. Practice talking English with native speakers and meet other students. You can stay as little or as long as you want.
Angela Hewitt (20:00)
The first of two recitals (the second coming in October as part of the Autumn 2019 season) by Angela Hewitt, the outstanding Bach pianist of her
generation (The Sunday Times) surveying the composer’s complete English Suites.
Although it is not clear why they have come to be known as ‘English’, these earliest of Bach’s keyboard suites – firmly in the French style – show off the composer’s versatility, writing in the dance idioms of several countries. The incomplete Suite in F Minor, its courtly prelude and richly textured sarabande culminating in a short gigue, follows the English Suites, and the programme ends with the stormy, unpredictable Prelude and Fugue in A Minor.
Wednesday 12th June 2019
Communion Service (13:10)
13:10 - 13:50
Additional Place Info: Faith and Reflection Centre
Come to pray together – an ecumenical communion service for students and staff in the midst of busy life at the University
Thursday 13th June 2019
Share your Lunch (12:30)
12:30 - 13:30
Additional Place Info: Faith and Reflection Centre
Bring your lunch and eat with others at the Faith and Reflection Centre. We have a lovely garden to sit in if the weather is nice and a friendly dining area if not!
Free tea, coffee and biscuits available.
Friday 14th June 2019
Mindful Friday (13:00)
13:00 - 13:45
For University of Southampton Students. Mindfulness meditation can be an effective way to help manage stress and improve your concentration and focus. Mindfulness can also provide a way of becoming calmer and more relaxed. By using mindfulness meditation to become more aware of our automatic reactions, we can learn to respond differently to our experiences.
English conversation & tea (14:00)
14:00 - 16:00
Additional Place Info: Faith and Reflection Centre
Have a cup of tea or coffee at the Faith and Reflection Centre. Practice talking English with native speakers and meet other students. You can stay as little or as long as you want.
The Ronnie Scott's All Stars: 60th Anniversary Concert (19:30)
19:30 - 19:30
In this, the 60th Anniversary of one of the world's most iconic music venues, the Ronnie Scott's All Stars take to the road to celebrate the 'Ronnie Scott's Story'.
Direct from London’s world-famous jazz club and combining world class live jazz alongside rare archive photos and video footage, The Ronnie Scott’s All Stars, take you on a guided, musical tour of this music institution. Set amongst the dive bars and jazz jook joints of London’s Soho, we hear about the desperate hand-to-mouth finances of the early years and the frequent police raids. We hear how Ronnie's became neutral ground within rife gang territory and their scrapes with gangsters including the Krays who were rumoured to have taken Ronnie and Pete “for a little drive”!
Life at Ronnie’s is evocatively re-imagined through tales of the club’s past visitors, from pop stars, film stars and politicians to comedians and royalty, but above all, the musicians. Featuring classic music from the jazz greats who have performed at Ronnie Scott’s, projected images and footage, and tales of old Soho, miscreant musicians and police raids, ‘The Ronnie Scott’s Songbook’ is a glimpse into this unique world and its incredible history.
Hosted and performed by the award-winning Ronnie Scott’s All Stars, led by the Club’s Musical Director, this is a unique evening celebrating the music and history of Ronnie Scott’s and is a must for any music fan.
‘Outstanding players. For poise, balance and swing they’re a joy to listen to’- The Observer
‘Full-on brilliance’ - The Guardian
Saturday 15th June 2019
Cryptocurrency Research Conference 2019 ()
- 2019-06-16
Organised by: Southampton Business School
Saturday 15 June – Sunday 16 June 2019, Highfield Campus, University of Southampton
Monday 17th June 2019
Pasta night (19:00)
19:00 - 20:30
Additional Place Info: Faith and Reflection Centre
Enjoy pasta with good company in the Faith and Reflection Centre. We are open from 7-8.30pm so, come when you can and stay as long as you want!
Suggested £1 donation towards costs
Tuesday 18th June 2019
Quaker Open Meeting (12:30)
12:30 - 13:30
All welcome, whatever belief, for friendly discussion & a period of quiet reflection (even if you can only stay for a few minutes during this time). Open to suggestions for discussion topics.
English conversation & tea (13:00)
13:00 - 15:00
Additional Place Info: Faith and Reflection Centre
Have a cup of tea or coffee at the Faith and Reflection Centre. Practice talking English with native speakers and meet other students. You can stay as little or as long as you want.
Wednesday 19th June 2019
Southampton-Humboldt Normativity Conference 2019 ()
- 2019-06-21
Organised by: Faculty of Humanities Philosophy
This is the fourth in a series of conferences on normativity, alternating between the University of Southampton and Humboldt University Berlin.
The conference aims to bring together philosophers working on normativity, including foundational problems of moral philosophy and practical normativity more generally, questions about reasons, rationality, and value, and issues about epistemic and other forms of normativity. Its primary aim is to provide a forum for lively and constructive exchange amongst philosophers currently working in the field.
Communion Service (13:10)
13:10 - 13:50
Additional Place Info: Faith and Reflection Centre
Come to pray together – an ecumenical communion service for students and staff in the midst of busy life at the University
Thursday 20th June 2019
CLEAPSS Health & Safety for Science Technicians (09:30)
09:30 - 16:00
Organised by: Southampton Education School
This course was originally designed by a team set up by the Association for Science Education to help with the health and safety training of school laboratory technicians.
Course led by Joanna Sacks.
Share your Lunch (12:30)
12:30 - 13:30
Additional Place Info: Faith and Reflection Centre
Bring your lunch and eat with others at the Faith and Reflection Centre. We have a lovely garden to sit in if the weather is nice and a friendly dining area if not!
Free tea, coffee and biscuits available.
Guided Meditation (18:30)
18:30 - 20:00
Additional Place Info: Faith and Reflection Centre, 41 University Road
All welcome – whether new or experienced with meditation. Lead by the Faith and Reflection Centre’s Buddhist Faith Advisor.
Every second Thursday
Friday 21st June 2019
CLEAPSS Radiation Protection Supervisor Training (09:30)
09:30 - 16:00
Organised by: Southampton Education School
This course is for the school Radiation Protection Supervisor (RPS) - the person responsible for managing the safe storage, use and monitoring of radioactive sources in the science department. The RPS will normally be a member of the teaching staff, often the Head of Physics. Any teacher who uses radioactive sources will also benefit. See CLEAPSS leaflet PS75, which explains why the RPS should be a teacher. Suitable for: Teachers, Heads of Department. Please note this course is intended for teachers. Course led by Chris Haines.
English conversation & tea (14:00)
14:00 - 16:00
Have a cup of tea or coffee at the Faith and Reflection Centre. Practice talking English with native speakers and meet other students. You can stay as little or as long as you want.
Tuesday 25th June 2019
A Thousand Splendid Suns (19:30)
19:30 - 2019-07-06 19:30
Additional Place Info: NST City, 142-144 Above Bar Street
The European stage premiere of Khaled Hosseini’s best-selling novel.
Mariam is only fifteen when she is sent to Kabul to marry Rasheed.
Laila was born a generation later. When Laila is orphaned, her and Mariam's lives collide as they are forced to share the same husband.
Under the Taliban take over, life is a desperate struggle against starvation, brutality and fear. As the war rages and the years pass, the country grows more oppressive and so does Rasheed.
But the bonds of love, family and friendship may offer the only escape and drive them to overcome the most daunting obstacles.
From the writer of The Kite Runner, this is a powerful story of three generation of women discovering strength in unity.
Friday 28th June 2019
CLEAPSS Health and Safety Management for Heads of Science (09:30)
09:30 - 16:00
Organised by: Southampton Education School
The main emphasis of this course is on management issues and risk assessment. The day will include input from the trainer, discussion, and a variety of activities intended to enhance understanding of the legislative framework and how it applies in schools, especially risk assessment. Common and not so common, but more serious, accidents which occur in school science will be examined along with a discussion of the implications for management. There will be plenty of opportunities for participants to identify their own areas of concern. Suitable for: Heads of Department, their deputies and those aspiring to the post. Course led by Matt Endean.
Saturday 13th July 2019
Andrews Evans Piano Recital (19:30)
Andrew Evans started playing piano at the age of 4, achieving ABRSM Grade 8 with distinction at age 16. At 19, Andrew played Rachmaninoff’s 2nd Piano Concerto with the Southampton Youth Orchestra, having studied with Robert Bottone, Head of Piano at Winchester College for Boys. Robert Bottone was a pupil of Fanny Waterman, famous for establishing the Leeds Piano Competition. Andrew has 2 Degrees, one in Electronics and one in music. His first passion is however, is Piano. Russian tutelage has given him the confidence to follow a performing career.
Sunday 14th July 2019
Welsh National Opera Family Concert (15:00)
Welsh National Opera is delighted to return to Turner Sims with a brand new Family Concert. The theme this time is Summer, and you will hear music from opera, television and film all aimed at introducing younger members of the family to orchestral concerts as well as entertaining the adults.
Join us from 1pm for a series of free family activities, including face painting, costume and make up demonstrations, meet the musicians and lots more!
This event is open to all ages
Running Time: 1 hr, 50 mins (including interval)
Monday 15th July 2019
Cultural Histories, Creative Futures 2019 ()
- 2019-07-16
Organised by: Winchester School of Art
Call for papers
Saturday 27th July 2019
IT Infrastructure Maintenance
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Organised by: iSolutions
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Music Analysis Summer School ()
- 2019-07-28
Organised by: Music
The University of Southampton Department of Music is pleased to announce that we will be hosting a Music Analysis Summer School for postgraduate students and early career scholars on 27-28 July 2019. The event is generously sponsored by the Society for Music Analysis (SMA) and will be convened by Dr David Bretherton. Tutors and the application process for prospective participants will be announced in due course on the SMA’s website (http://www.sma.ac.uk/).
Sunday 28th July 2019
IT Infrastructure Maintenance
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Monday 29th July 2019
Southampton Music Analysis Conference (‘SotonMAC 2019’) ()
- 2019-07-31
Organised by: Music
The University of Southampton Department of Music is honoured to be hosting the next international conference of the UK’s Society for Music Analysis (SMA), which will take place on Monday 29 to Wednesday 31 July 2019 and will be convened by Dr David Bretherton. This year the conference is unthemed and so will feature papers on all aspects of theory and analysis, relating to music of any genre and historical period. The conference’s keynote speaker will be Professor Suzannah Clark (Harvard University), whose address will be entitled ‘Two Lessons in the Hermeneutics of Tonal Spaces’.
Friday 8th November 2019
PGCE Health and Wellbeing Conference (09:00)
09:00 - 16:00
Organised by: Social and Human Sciences
The annual Health and Wellbeing Conference for PGCE students at the University of Southampton.
Wednesday 13th November 2019
Barber Shop Chronicles (12:00)
12:00 - 2019-11-16 13:00
One day. Six cities. A thousand stories.
For generations, African men have gathered in barber shops. Sometimes they have haircuts, sometimes they listen, more often than not they talk. Barber shops are confession boxes, political platforms, preacher-pulpits and football pitches... places to go for unofficial advice, and to keep in touch with the world.
Fuel has produced Inua Ellams’ work for theatre since his debut play nine years ago. Barber Shop Chronicles is a heart-warming, hilarious and insightful play, set in Johannesburg, Harare, Kampala, Lagos, Accra and London. The play invites the audience into a uniquely masculine environment where the banter may be barbed, but the truth always telling. The barbers of these tales are sages, role models and father figures, they are the glue that keeps men together.
★★★★★ "Joyous piece of theatre" Independent
★★★★★ The Stage
Saturday 21st December 2019
IT Infrastructure Maintenance
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Sunday 22nd December 2019
IT Infrastructure Maintenance
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Saturday 14th March 2020
IT Infrastructure Maintenance
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Sunday 15th March 2020
IT Infrastructure Maintenance
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Tuesday 14th April 2020
IT Infrastructure Maintenance
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Wednesday 15th April 2020
IT Infrastructure Maintenance
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Saturday 25th July 2020
IT Infrastructure Maintenance
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Sunday 26th July 2020
IT Infrastructure Maintenance
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Saturday 12th December 2020
IT Infrastructure Maintenance
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Sunday 13th December 2020
IT Infrastructure Maintenance
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Saturday 20th March 2021
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Sunday 21st March 2021
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Tuesday 6th April 2021
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Wednesday 7th April 2021
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Saturday 24th July 2021
IT Infrastructure Maintenance
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Sunday 25th July 2021
IT Infrastructure Maintenance
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Saturday 11th December 2021
IT Infrastructure Maintenance
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Sunday 12th December 2021
IT Infrastructure Maintenance
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Saturday 26th March 2022
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Sunday 27th March 2022
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Saturday 30th July 2022
IT Infrastructure Maintenance
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Saturday 17th December 2022
IT Infrastructure Maintenance
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Sunday 18th December 2022
IT Infrastructure Maintenance
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Saturday 25th March 2023
IT Infrastructure Maintenance
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Saturday 29th July 2023
IT Infrastructure Maintenance
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Sunday 30th July 2023
IT Infrastructure Maintenance
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Saturday 16th December 2023
IT Infrastructure Maintenance
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Sunday 17th December 2023
IT Infrastructure Maintenance
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