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28 Jan 2022: Places are available for the workshop Engaging Disabled People which will look at new ways to meet the University's legal responsibilities under the Disability Discrimination Act 2006 in relation to ... It will also look at the role of support groups in

5 Jun 2024: In the interests of time, I must focus on only a few issues but I urge people to read the Review Group’s report. ... tenured. Those with the financial ability have been ‘buying’ people out of their tenured positions.

15 May 2024: 3. Heather Dawn Darwin, Director of Change (People and Culture) in the Press and Assessment Department.

12 Jun 2024: on the prejudicial premise that ‘older’ people are unable to generate innovative research’. ... The Council notes that the Review Group was very clear in its report that people are capable of innovation after 67 and that the Retirement Policy Aim

29 Jul 2016: Around 10,000 people are signed up to receive the Reporter email alert each week.

28 Jan 2022: Eligible students shall be resident or domiciled in the People's Republic of China. ... H. Chan Scholarships', for students from the People's Republic of China who are intending to undertake postgraduate study leading to a Ph.D.

21 Feb 2024: No 6730. Wednesday 21 February 2024. Vol cliv No 20. pp. 285–292. Search. this issue. 2023-24. all issues. for. College Notices. Elections. Hughes Hall. Appointed as Development Director and elected into a Fellowship in Class A from 14 February

18 Mar 2020: No 6582. Wednesday 18 March 2020. Vol cl No 24. pp. 414–433. Search. this issue. 2019-20. all issues. for. College Notices. Elections. Homerton College. Elected to a Fellowship from 1 March 2020:. Fernanda Gallo, B.A., M.A., Naples, Ph.D., Lugano.

11 Mar 2020: and should aim to provide infrastructure that is usable by people of all ages and abilities. ... With regard to people commuting to University sites, the University Transport Strategy says:.

28 Jan 2022: Paper. 3. The Brittonic-speaking peoples from the fourth century to the twelfth. ... Paper. 4. The Gaelic-speaking peoples form the fourth century to the twelfth.