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Cameron King@UWSCreative Academic Dr. David McGillivray presents on @Memories_FC at Hampden Park.
Dr David McGillivray, Reader in Events and Culture in the University of the West of Scotland’s School of Creative and Cultural Industries (CCI) last week presented at a mass reminiscence football event held at Hampden Park, Glasgow. David presented a short lecture titled ‘Football & its fans: Memories, Matches & Meanings’ to nearly 200 people, … Read more
Prof. Gayle McPherson (@gmp01) delivers events policy presentation to Taiwan
Invited presentation at the 2011 International Symposium on Theater, City and Cultural Tourism at The National Sun Yat-Sen University in Kaohsiung, Taiwan. Full Presentation recorded here.
@UWSCreative Academics @dgmcgillivray & @gmp01 present at #ila2011
CCI academics, Dr David McGillivray and Prof. Gayle McPherson presented at the International Leadership Association Conference in London last week on event policy, asking if there are the opportunities for strategic global leadership or vehicles of domestic political legitimacy. The presentation slides are below – and the work ties to the recent book published together … Read more
Shorelines: place, creativity and wellbeing
Organisers: The University of Wales Institute Cardiff and South Ayrshire Council Museums and Galleries, with the University of the West of Scotland. Shorelines: place, creativity and wellbeing, Tuesday 15th November 2011. This one day international academic symposium, to be held at the Maclaurin Galleries, Ayr, Scotland, is part of a wider SHORELINES Exhibition and Residency programme … Read more
Rewire: Fourth International Conference on the Histories of Media Art, Science and Technology (28th – 30th Sept 2011)
UWS Creative is a partner organization for this major conference taking place in Liverpool next week. Professor Andy Miah, Director of the Creative Futures Research Centre is Co-chair for the event and will run a number of sessions during the conference. For more information, click here.
Kirsten MacLeod, @UWSCreative PhD student presents at Woman’s History Conference
Kirsten MacLeod, filmmaker and final year PhD student at the school of CCI presented a paper on Friday 9th September, at the Women’s History Network conference, 2011 at the Women’s Library, London Metropolitan University, London. Her paper was entitled ” You Play Your Part: Women’s History via Participatory Media – A Glasgow example” and is … Read more
