Category: Events

Andy Barton from the Post Room is collecting Easter Egg donations for the Children of Lincolnshire County Hospital. Anyone wishing to make a chocolate donation is asked to submit it to the Post Room (Minerva Building) by 30 March please. For more information, please contact Andy via abarton@lincoln.ac.uk….Continue Reading Easter Egg collection for children at hospital

Gainsborough Library will host a guest lecture by renowned author David Zelder on 10 April at 2pm. Tickets costs just £2, but as places are limited, booking is essential. Light refreshments will be available. Call 01522782010 to book your place.    …Continue Reading Crime Thriller writer David Zelder guest talk – 10 April

Professor Carole Hillenbrand OBE – Aspects of Sharia Law Join the University of Lincoln Law Society as they welcome Professor Hillenbrand to deliver a guest lecture on Sharia Law. ​The talk will discuss the origins of Sharia Law, and how it is perceived in modern day society, encompassing differing cultural views of Western and Eastern…Continue Reading Lincoln Law Society guest lecture – 18 March

Students, we need you! Call for interview participants for Stand Together: Challenging gender-based violence through prevention education Are you a student who wants to take part in an exciting research project and earn £15? If you are, the Stand Together team is very interested to hear from you. We are team of researchers from the…Continue Reading Call for interview participants for Stand Together

The Educational, Development and Enhancement Unit (EDEU) are recruiting for: •Student Recruiters •Student Reviewers •Student & Staff Insight Scheme •Students Consulting on Teaching (SCOTs) •Peer Assisted Study Sessions (PASS) Student opportunities are open to both current undergraduate & postgraduate students at the University of Lincoln. The deadline for applications is 30 March. Visit lincoln.ac.uk/getinvolved for details….Continue Reading Student opportunities with EDEU

Are you interested in a career in teaching? If so, come along to our teaching career event on Thursday 19th March. It is an ideal opportunity to meet and ask questions to our teaching alumni, careers team and School of Education. 5.30pm to 7.00pm, Cargill Lecture Theatre. For more information, visit: https://www.facebook.com/ULalumni#!/events/1407587276207709/…Continue Reading Are you interested in a career in teaching?

Applications are now invited for UROS 2015. This scheme provides student bursaries for research projects undertaken collaboratively with staff over the summer. The deadline for application is 2 April 2015. The Undergraduate Research Opportunities Scheme is designed to encourage undergraduates to become involved in the research work of the University, thereby contributing to that work,…Continue Reading Undergraduate Research Opportunities Scheme (UROS) 2015

The University has been contacted by Coventry University following concerns regarding a missing students of theirs called Ozeivo Andrew Akerele. Ozeivo has been missing since 31 January 2015. The MSc Management of Information Technology student, known to his friends as Ozi, was last seen leaving a nightclub in Coventry city centre at around 3.30am on Saturday…Continue Reading Missing Coventry University student Ozeivo Akerele

Young creative handpicked as one of Adobe Photoshop Anniversary ‘25 under 25’ A young British designer has been commissioned to take control of a major social media account for global software company Adobe, after being handpicked as one of the most exciting young creatives in the world. To mark the 25th anniversary of Adobe Photoshop,…Continue Reading Lincoln student handpicked as Adobe Photoshop ‘25 under 25’

Professor Stephen McKay will give his inaugural lecture on Social Policy in Good Times and Bad: Inequality, Social Security and Family Change on 19 March. The lecture is part of the College of Social Science Inaugural Lecture Series 2015 and is free to attend. The lecture by Professor Stephen McKay, Distinguished Professor in Social Research at…Continue Reading Free public lecture by Prof Stephen McKay – 19 March