The Centre for Gender, Identity and Subjectivity is hosting 'Research Brief Encounters'. Led by Professor Lyndal Roper, Regius Professor of History.
All staff, students, and early career researchers from any discipline are encouraged to attend this informal, fun and sociable event to meet and chat about research. Undergraduates who are developing/considering dissertations on gender, identity and subjectivity are also warmly invited to join us.
We would like to start the new academic year by inviting you to share your research on gender, identity and subjectivity with staff and students across the University. Intended as a relaxed and informal way to network and share research interests, the event will be focused on providing bite-sized introductions to attendees’ current or future research plans in a speed dating style format. Where does the “speed dating” part come in? Attendees will be put in small groups, where everyone will be encouraged to give a short (1-2 minute) introduction to their research interests, or to a specific research project. There will be a few minutes to discuss ideas and shared interests, and then people will move to different groups to meet new people. This is a low-pressure way to share your research ideas, as you will have a small audience at any one time, and no advance preparation is necessary.
You’ll then have an opportunity to spend the rest of the event chatting with new friends. Wine and light refreshments will be served.
If you’re interested in attending, please RSVP to Zoe Thomas (History Faculty): zoe.thomas@history.ox.ac.uk.
Women in the Humanities
Contact name: Zoe Thomas
Contact email: zoe.thomas@history.ox.ac.uk
Audience: Open to all
