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Wednesday, October 02, 2019

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SSLC Course Representatives: Nominations and Elections

Runs from Monday, September 30 to Friday, October 18.

Nominate yourself or vote for your course representative!

Course and Faculty Reps ensure that your academic interests are listened to and acted upon by the University. They are supported and empowered by the Union and are the front line in improving the academic experience of students at Warwick. This election is specifically to elect your Course and Faculty Representatives for this academic year.

Positions are available for each year group and for each course in History.

Nominations close on Friday 11 October at 1pm.

Election polls open at 09:00 on Tuesday 15 October 2019 and close on Friday 18 October at 1pm.

More information | Tags: Undergraduate |
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First Year Student Induction: STUDY Abroad/International Opportunities
Oculus Building, OC0.03
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Global History Centre opening lecture: China's Muslim Internment Camps: New Evidence and Historical Preconditions
R1.13, Ramphal Building

China's Muslim Internment Camps: New Evidence and Historical Preconditions

Rian Thum 

University of Nottingham 

followed by Global History and Culture Centre Start of Year Reception 5.30pm

All welcome

More information | Tags: Faculty of Arts Seminar Event Undergraduate |
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History in Contemporary Politics Roundtable
Oculus Building, OC1.05

A roundtable of historians discussing the role of history in contemporary politics.

Speakers:

Katayoun Shafiee Political Power in the Age of Fossil Fuels

Ben Smith The War on Drugs

David Anderson History and the Rights of Colonial Peoples

Rachel Bennett and Hilary Marland Prisons and Mental Health

Mark Philp Corruption Past and Present

Meleisa Ono-George The Coventry Windrush Project

David Lambert Reparations for Slavery

ALL Students and Staff are Welcome

 

More information | Tags: Roundtable Undergraduate Department Social Postgraduate |

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