Centre for the Social History of Health & Healthcare Our seminar series

The Centre runs a series of lectures throughout term time.  They will take place from 4pm to 5.30pm. The seminars are open to anyone who is interested: students, fellow academics and the wider public - all welcome.

Further information is available from Hannah Proctor

Places can be booked by emailing cshhh-admin@strath.ac.uk

Details of seminars can be found below.

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Seminar Series 2022/23

To book a place at the seminars, please email cshhh-admin@strath.ac.uk

All talks will be held from 4-5.30pm 

 

24 January 2023 - hybrid event (Zoom details below)
Room: SW105, Stenhouse Wing, Business School

New and forthcoming books from History at Strathclyde: roundtable discussion: Dr Catriona Ellis, Dr Matt Eisler, Dr Laura Kelly, Dr Fearghus Roulston and Prof Matt Smith in conversation with Prof Jim Mills about their new books. 

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7 February 2023 - hybrid event (Zoom details below)
Room: SW105, Stenhouse Wing, Business School

Professor Felicity Callard (University of Glasgow) : 

Time, Loss, and Grief: Pieces from a History of the UK University’s Present

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28 February 2023 - POSTPONED UNTIL THE NEW ACADEMIC YEAR
CSHHH Annual Lecture, Zoom 

Professor Kylie Smith (Emory): Jim Crow in the Asylum: Psychiatry and Civil Rights in the American South. 

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23 March 2023 - hybrid event (Zoom details below)
Room: TL328 (Jocelyn Bell Burnell Wing, enter via 48 Portland Street)

Professor Matt Smith (Strathclyde) and Willa Schneberg : The First Resort and The Naked Room: How to Be Sane in an Insane World 

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Zoom details for all of the above seminars are as follows:

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