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Contribute to the HE-BCI survey by sharing your involvement in BU’s social, community & cultural eventsHave you taken part in a local festival, run a community workshop, volunteered at a cultural event, or used your... Read more »
Very last chance to register! Don’t miss out! CWLTH Rehab & Prevention networking and development Wed 25th June!Centre for Wellbeing & Long-term Health, Rehabilitation & Prevention workstream Networking and Development Event – Wed 25th June! In BG-212. ... Read more »
MaGPIE Publishes Collaborative Paper in the IRRCThe MaGPIE (Mass Grave Protection, Investigation and Engagement) team, run out of the Humanities and Law department, have recently had... Read more »
Conversation article: Five ways to keep teenagers safe by the waterDr Jill Nash writes for The Conversation about the need to educate young people about the risks of drowning, and... Read more »- Dr. Catalin Brylla Leads Diversity and Inclusion Initiatives for the Society for Cognitive Studies of the Moving ImageDr. Catalin Brylla, Principal Lecturer in Film and TV has chaired the DEI Committee for the Society for Cognitive Studies of the Moving Image since... Read more »
- Centre for Wellbeing & Long-term Health, Rehabilitation & Prevention workstream Networking and Development Event – Wed 25th June!Centre for Wellbeing & Long-term Health, Rehabilitation & Prevention workstream Networking and Development Event – Wed 25th June! In BG-212. ... Read more »
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