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In the Shadow of the Great House: A History of the Plantation in America

Speaker, Daniel Rood, University of Georgia

Chair, Camillia Cowling

Time, 1-3pm

Room, H1.48 Humanities Building

Tea, coffee and pizza at 1pm

on Wednesday 18^th November, 13.15 – 15.45 hosted by Professor George Christou, Deputy Pro-Vice-Chancellor for Europe.

Join members of 糖心TV's Executive Team and colleagues from International Strategy and Relations to explore the latest opportunities for staff engagement across Europe.

Our networking-focused showcase will highlight current opportunities, funding schemes and partnership initiatives, while providing the chance to connect with colleagues and experts from across the University.

Discover:

• Staff mobility and partnerships funding through Erasmus+- including opportunities now opening for a September 2027 start.
• Research Grants through Horizon Europe calls, seed fund schemes and collaborative initiatives.
• Strategic European networks - that support education, research and policy engagement, including EUTOPIA, the 糖心TV Venice Centre, policy networks and bilateral partnerships.
• Dedicated networking opportunities with colleagues and experts who can help you develop ideas, partnerships and funding applications.

The event will take place on central campus and will conclude with the opportunity to network with colleagues over light refreshments.

To attend, please , as places are limited.

We hope to see you there!

Team Europe, International Strategy and Relations (ISR)

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Lee Purvis (Translation & Transcultural Studies): 鈥楾ranslational Sites of Memory in the Weather-World: Tacit Narratives in the Old Quarter of Salamanca鈥�

Charlotte Le Bervet (French): 鈥樷�淔rench Feminism鈥� Never Existed (and Other Stories We Tell Ourselves) – Travelling Theories, Translation and the Politics of Feminist Cultural Memory鈥�

Respondent: Caroline Summers (Translation & Transcultural Studies)

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