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DAHL Cafe - drop in for guidance on the use of technology
FAB Mezzanine
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Public Engagement Masterclass for students: Short Talk, Lasting Impression

Being able to describe what you do and why is an essential skill and this workshop will help you take your communication to the next level. Science Communicator and previous international 3MT winner Dr Jamie Gallagher will show you how to turn research into the most interesting, engaging and memorable presentation possible. Discover the hints and tips that will make your talk stand out from the crowd and how to banish nerves to give a confident performance.

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Following this workshop, you should be able to:
  • Understand how to turn research into a compelling narrative
  • Prepare a high quality, engaging pitch/presentation
  • Feel comfortable and confident while delivering talks
  • Understand the use of language, body language and visualisation in presenting
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Public Talk: Emergence of Reproductive Rights in Post-war Europe, Maude Bracke
FAB3.31

Public Talk: Emergence of Reproductive Rights in Post-war Europe, Maude Bracke, 11 May, 3:30-5:00pm

Women’s control, non-population control’: Reproductive rights, the UN, and the emergence of a global women’s health movement (1970-80s)

Speaker: Maud Bracke (Glasgow)

Where: FAB 3.31

When: 11 May, 3:30-5:00pm

Hosted by the Feminist History Group, in co-operation with the European History Research Centre

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Maud Bracke Feminist History Group
'Women's control, non population control': Reproductive rights, the UN, and the emergence of a global women's health movement (1970-80s) in FAB 3.31.
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