Year: 2014

Do you have a legal problem and need some advice? If so our Student Advisors may be able to help.

​As part of the Law School’s clinical legal education programme, the Law School is pleased to announce that the student run Law Clinic is now open to staff and students of the University.

Please use the email details provided to get in touch.

Please email lincolnlaw@lincoln.ac.uk to arrange an appointment.

Class Descriptions

• Fit Ball: Improve posture and balance as you work your abdominal muscles with a fit ball.
• Yoga: Tones & strengthens the body, relieves stress & calms the mind, creating flexibility & a feeling of wellbeing.
• Body Blitz: A mix of cardio and resistance training to maximise your shape and toning potential.
• Zumba®: A Latin-inspired, easy-to-follow, calorie-burning, dance fitness class. Feel the music & let loose.
• Pump & Tone: Lose weight, tone & condition your body in record time with high repetition light weight training.
• Boxercise: High impact aerobic exercise circuit class, using boxing moves. Punch away the stress to a fitter you.
• Legs, Bums & Tums: This fun class focuses on legs, bums and tums and is a guaranteed workout to tone and condition.
• Supple Strength: Engaging your mind as well as your muscles. This class blends elements of Yoga, Pilates and Body Conditioning, to give you a challenging holistic workout.
• Studio Cycle: A fun and challenging indoor cycling experience.
• Abs Blast: This session concentrates on the core region, improving strength and stability.
• Kettlecise: A three in one workout using kettlbells, incorporating cardio, weight and core training. Great for weight loss and toning.
• Cycle/Core: A fun and challenging 45 minute indoor cycling experience followed by a 15 minute intense abdominal routine and stretch.
• TBT: This session is a circuit based class, concentrating on toning each part of your body using functional movements

Click on the attachment below for more details.

Timetable 2014

Now in its second year, GNARL fest is even bigger, more experimental, more provocative and more international.

We celebrate the relationship between live art and choreography. We promote radical and provocative work: Burlesque, Trash and Guerrilla.

Get ready for an intensive week of performances, from song lectures, to digital performance, new media punk-rock, trash spectacles, installations, screenings, workshops and over-drinks discussions led by emerging and acclaimed UK and international artists.

This is the festival for those interested in finding fresh approaches to art and performance, and with a range of GNARL fest passes on offer, it’s now even easier to experience this innovative work.

AGE 18+

How To Book
ONLINE: www.lpac.co.uk (up to 9 tickets per person)
BY PHONE: 01522 837600 Monday to Saturday 10am – 6pm
IN PERSON: Monday – Saturday 10am – 6pm and one hour prior to the performance. The Lincoln Performing Arts Centre Box Office is situated in the foyer of the theatre.

For more information visit: http://lpac.co.uk 

On 7 November, Red Arrows Squadron Leader David Montenegro will give a guest lecture on Teamwork, Leadership and Trust – How and Why the Red Arrows Display on a Global Scale.

The event is FREE to attend, but booking is required.

The talk takes place from 1.15pm in the Engine Shed, Main Campus (map)

Visit Lincoln are delighted to bring you the best things happening in the city this week.

• GNARLfest brings international live artists to Lincoln for a week of innovative performances at the Lincoln Performing Arts Centre throughout the week
• There are some great Halloween activities going on at Doddington Hall thie week including ghost walks around the estate, pumpkin carving competitions and more.
• Michael Buble fans must not miss a night of music and food at the Electric Restaurant with a tribute act and fine food with beautiful views on Friday night.
• Pick up some unique works of art – perfect for Christmas gifts – at the Lincoln Artists’ Market in Castle Square on Saturday.

For more about what to do, where to eat & drink and where to stay in Lincoln, go to www.visitlincoln.com.

 

Calling all students based near Joseph Banks, Minister House or the Sports Centre. Did you know there is a cafe in the Think Tank?

The  café is open Monday to Friday from 8.30am to 3pm, (closes at 2.30pm on Friday) and sells really nice Grumpy Mule coffee, sandwiches, Panini, cold drinks and cakes.

There is also a small seating area for customers to use.

Come and try Meditation on Friday lunchtime.

It’s just 20 minutes of calm and a chance to reconnect with life.

All welcome. MB1003 at 12.10pm.​

Wind down for the weekend with Commuter Jazz at Zing Cafe Bar on Fridays from 5pm-7pm

Free entry

Commuter Jazz is a weekly at Zing Cafe Bar in Lincoln Performing Arts Centre.

Come along and enjoy great live music from laid back lounge to Brazillian beats.

For more information visit http://lpac.co.uk/event/commuter-jazz-2/

With immediate effect, all requests to book space within the public space of the Atrium in the Minerva Building must be approved through the University Events Team.

This is to ensure that events do not clash and appropriate health and safety assessments are carried out.

Staff, students and external organisations can send their requests to events@lincoln.ac.uk.

Please can smokers at the University ensure that they smoke well away from building entrances, openings and windows. This is to ensure that smoke is not drawn into the buildings.

​The University has a Code of Practice on Smoking on University Premises. This document states that “All University buildings and areas adjacent to the buildings where smoke could be drawn back in through a window, door or other openings are to be regarded as ‘No Smoking’ areas without exception”.

The Smoking Code of Practice can be downloaded from the Portal at https://ps.lincoln.ac.uk/services/registry/hs/ResourcesLibrary/Document%20Library/Smoking%20Policy.pdf