January 2018

Professor Rab Houston (University of St Andrews): ‘A National Legal Culture? How “Lawyered” were the Historic Nations of Britain and Ireland?’

Event date:

Thursday 18 January 2018

Time:

17:15

Location:

G.13, doorway 4, Old Medical School

Thursday 18 January, 5:15pm, room G.13, doorway 4, Old Medical School

Professor Rab Houston (University of St Andrews): ‘A National Legal Culture? How “Lawyered” were the Historic Nations of Britain and Ireland?’ [Scottish History]

Tarsh Bates (Symbiotica, University of Western Australia): The Unsettling Eros of Contact Zones: Queering evolution in the /CandidaHomo/ ecology.

Event date:

Monday 15 January 2018

Time:

15:30

Location:

Old Surgeon's Hall Rm 1.06

Tarsh Bates (Symbiotica, University of Western Australia): The Unsettling Eros of Contact Zones: Queering evolution in the /CandidaHomo/ ecology.

15 January, 15:30-17:00 -- Old Surgeon's Hall Rm 1.06

Professor Warren Brookbanks Lecture: Social Media and Mental Health

Event date:

Monday 29 January 2018

Time:

17:30

Location:

Raeburn Room, Old College

Social Media and Mental Health - Warren Brookbanks Professor of Law, Auckland University of Technology

The Leverhulme Trust Lecture Series - Co-Hosted with Northumbria University

Event Starts: 29th Jan 2018 5:30pm

Event Ends: 29th Jan 2018 7:30pm

Location: Raeburn Room, Old College

Contact Email: nu.events@northumbria.ac.uk

Description:

Ben Marder (Business School): Qualtrics workshop

Event date:

Tuesday 13 February 2018 to Wednesday 14 February 2018

Time:

14:00

Location:

LT1b in the Business School.

Ben Marder, a lecturer in the Business School who is a certified Qualtrics Research Expert, will be running a workshop on Tuesday 13^th February, 2-4pm, in LT1b in the Business School. More information on the session is below.

This session provides insight into a number of different advanced functions of Qualtrics (the online survey tool) that can enhance the research process. This includes, advanced question set-up, multi-level randomisation, using piped text, embedded data, multiple languages, advanced distribution/tracking techniques.