Convocation Weekend 2014
Welcome from the Vice-Chancellor Dear graduates and friends of the University It gives me great pleasure to welcome you back to Newcastle University for Convocation Weekend 2014. That so many of you want to return to visit and reminisce about your time here with friends, and introduce the University to family members, is very pleasing. The affection in which you hold Newcastle University speaks volumes for the experience you enjoyed as a student and the impact it has had on your lives and careers. It is also a credit to the dedication of the academic and support staff who have worked so hard over many years to establish the University’s reputation as a world-class civic university, and to ensure that a Newcastle University degree is synonymous with excellence the world over. I am looking forward to bringing you up to date with our progress and plans for the future. I hope also to have the opportunity to meet as many of you as possible in person throughout the day. Whether you are a regular attendee, or attending for the first time, on behalf of all my colleagues, may I extend to you a warm welcome and my best wishes for an enjoyable and successful Convocation Weekend. Professor Chris Brink, Vice-Chancellor
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Welcome from the Chair of Convocation Dear alumni and friends As Chair of Convocation, it gives me great pleasure to welcome you to Convocation Weekend 2014. This special weekend welcomes all our alumni back to campus, providing you with an opportunity to revisit and re-engage with the University, reconnect with friends and staff, make new acquaintances and get right up to date with the latest developments at Newcastle University. The University alumni relations team has, once again, put together a packed programme of events, themed this year around the University’s internationalisation agenda. As you will see from the programme, Convocation Weekend 2014 offers a whole variety of academic, cultural and social activities for you to choose from or to build your own programme around. In addition, a number of individual reunion groups have planned activities, while many of the individual Schools have prepared stimulating events or talks for us all to enjoy. I would like to draw your special attention to the annual meeting of Convocation at 10am on Saturday morning. Convocation is the statutory body that represents all alumni and ensures that your views and ideas are understood by the University. It provides an opportunity for alumni to discuss matters of current interest and hear the Vice-Chancellor’s report on the latest activities and developments at the University. This year, the Pro-Vice-Chancellors of our three Faculties will also present an insight into each of their faculty’s developments and achievements. This is your opportunity to ask questions or air your views with the University senior management team; so, if you are able to, I would strongly encourage you to attend and participate. On behalf of all alumni, I would like to thank the University and the alumni relations team for hosting and organising our annual reunion weekend. On behalf of the University, I look forward to welcoming you in person at what promises to be a thoroughly enjoyable and rewarding Convocation Weekend. Very best wishes Antony Jones, Chair of Convocation BA (Hons) Politics 1980
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Friday Afternoon Visit to Science Central
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3–3.30pm and also 4–4.30pm
Map reference number
Advance booking required
Science Central Great North Museum lay-by, Claremont Road (near number 34 on the campus map)
Lunch, dinner, reception and drinks
Free
Talk or lecture
Meeting Tour and trip Meeting point Time Cost
The University campus map will be provided in addition to this programme. 66 The map reference number is included in the icon.
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A partnership between Newcastle University and Newcastle City Council, Science Central will be Newcastle’s new landmark location for science, business, living and leisure. The tour, led by Science Central Senior Project Manager, James Adshead, provides a great opportunity to learn more about this ambitious development in the heart of the city (pictured below). Combining cuttingedge architecture with new public spaces, the world-renowned scientific expertise of Newcastle University and leading-edge businesses, this unique location will become an environment where nature, design, research and industry come together for the benefit of all. Transport to and from the site will be arranged.
Friday Evening ‘Revolutionising how we drive’ by Dr Brian Carolin (BA Politics and Economics 1977)
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6–7.15pm Presentation (Registration opens 5.30pm) 7.20–8pm Networking Newcastle University Business School, Partners Room, 8th floor, 5 Barrack Road Free
Join alumnus Dr Brian Carolin (BA Hons Politics and Economics 1977), former Senior Vice President Sales & Marketing at Nissan North America, as he recounts his experience of launching the world’s first mass-market electric vehicle (EV), the Nissan LEAF, in the US. Find out about the strategy behind the EV programme and the challenges the company faced. Brian will illustrate his talk with some of the award-winning advertising material used in the launch.
Welcome Drinks 6–10pm 5
Mens Bar, Students’ Union Free
What better place to unwind on a Friday evening than in the Mens Bar? This unforgettable venue has maintained its appeal as a favourite location following the refurbishment of the Students’ Union in 2011, which transformed the interior of the building. And if you’re a fan of the beautiful game, why not join us and watch the World Cup group match between Switzerland and France, kick-off at 8pm, before you head off for a ‘night on the Toon’! The event includes a complimentary drink on arrival as well as special discounts (student prices) on a variety of refreshments available on the night.
Hosted by Newcastle University Business School’s North East Alumni Branch.
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Saturday Morning Welcome Reception 13
9–10am (Help Desk: open 9am–5pm)
The 57th meeting of Convocation
The INTO Building
10am–12 noon
Free Join us for our Welcome Reception in the INTO Building. Refreshments and pastries will be on offer to energise you for the day ahead. A Help Desk will be in operation in the INTO Building throughout Saturday. You will be able to collect your information packs, tickets and maps here, and it is also a useful location in which to meet friends before joining us at other events.
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Science Central Great North Museum lay-by, Claremont Road (near number 34 on the campus map) Free
The tour, led by Science Central Senior Project Manager, James Adshead, provides a great opportunity to learn more about this ambitious development in the heart of the city, including a unique opportunity to visit the Core Building. NB The Core is still under construction. Safety equipment must be worn and will be provided. Further information about this tour can be found on page 3. Transport to and from the site will be arranged.
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Curtis Auditorium, Herschel Building Free
Convocation is the statutory body that represents all alumni and ensures that your views and ideas are fed into the University. Convocation provides you with an opportunity to discuss matters of current interest and hear the ViceChancellor’s report on the University’s progress, successes and plans for the future. This year, the Pro-Vice-Chancellors of the Faculties of Medical Sciences, Humanities and Social Sciences, and Science, Agriculture and Engineering will also be giving an insight into their faculty’s achievements. This is your opportunity to ask questions or air your views with the University’s Senior Management. The meeting will also include the announcement of results of the Alumni Consultative Group Elections and the vote for the Chair and Deputy Chair of Convocation. For more information please visit: www.ncl.ac.uk/alumni/events/cw
Saturday Afternoon Campus Tours Choose from three themed campus tours:
June Flowering Plant Walk 1.30–2.30pm 25
The Courtyard The Courtyard main reception Free
Convocation Lunch Open to all guests
Advance booking required 12 noon–1.30pm 25
Courtyard £5 per person
Enjoy lunch in the Courtyard Restaurant, and be sure not to miss a special performance by the legendary Kingsmen Sword Dancers at 1pm!
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Our experienced Grounds Manager, Ian Walker, will lead a show-and-tell tour of the grounds highlighting some of our beautiful and more unusual plants. The tour will take in the Confucius Garden in the Percy Quad, established in 2013 to celebrate the launch of the Confucius Institute; the Armstrong Quadrangle which has special significance in this, the centenary year of the Great War, having been laid down in 1947 as a memorial to the staff and students who fell in both World Wars; and will end in the Student Forum, a space for relaxation and student activity. The creation of the Student Forum revealed the stunning facade of the Jubilee Tower and the Grade II listed Armstrong Building, which for years was hidden from view by the Museum of Antiquities. The walk will last approximately 60 minutes.
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Saturday Afternoon Tour of the Hatton Gallery 2.30–3pm 29
The Hatton Gallery Free
Tours of the Students’ Union Building 1.30–3.30pm (Tours last 20 minutes) 5
The Students’ Union Free
Take a trip down memory lane when you visit the Students’ Union. While the exterior of this iconic building will be familiar to every graduate, the interior was extensively refurbished in 2011 to provide up-to-date facilities for today’s students to work and relax. The tour will include a visit to the History Room where the Students’ Union Curator will be on hand to show guests the current archive collection. We’d love you to bring along any memorabilia from your time at University that you’d like to share with fellow graduates, too.
The Hatton Gallery has been part of the fabric of the city of Newcastle upon Tyne for over 90 years. During this time, it has occupied a place at the forefront of British Art practice and played an important role in the education of Fine Art students at Newcastle University. Alongside the annual BA and MFA Fine Art degree shows, the Gallery offers a vibrant exhibition programme bringing together loans with its excellent permanent collection. Together with Tyne & Wear Archives & Museums, over the next few years, we plan to transform the Hatton into a vibrant gallery space, with a new gallery for Kurt Schwitters’ iconic Merzbarn Wall, a dedicated learning space, and flexible facilities to display the collection and deliver a high-quality creative programme. Fine Art graduate, Bryan Ferry (pictured left), is the lead Patron of our Hatton Future fundraising campaign. Join us for a short guided tour of the Hatton to find out more about our ambitious plans. The Hatton Gallery will be open between 1.30–3.30pm on Saturday afternoon. For further information please visit: www.twmuseums.org.uk/hattongallery/hatton-future.html
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School Events
School of Dental Sciences Founders and Benefactors Lecture
Advance booking required at all events
School of History, Classics and Archaeology 2–3.30pm 23
Room G.05, Percy Building Free
Dr Jan Harding will present recently published archaeological fieldwork from the Thornborough monument complex near to Ripon, in North Yorkshire. The site is best known for three remarkable later Neolithic henge monuments – collectively representing what at the time was one of the largest building projects ever undertaken in the British Isles. This event will be followed by a fieldtrip on Sunday 22 June to visit some of the monuments (please see page 10 for further details).
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RB Green Lecture Theatre, Medical School, Framlington Place Free
Dr Joerd van der Meer, from Groningen in the Netherlands, will discuss ‘Is the future of dentistry digital…?’ Joerd is an endodontist but is engaged in technological development and application across dentistry and other areas of health. You are unlikely to have heard him speak before in the UK, but he has a growing reputation in the world of digital imaging in oral health and his lecture promises to be very visual and entertaining (and there will be one hour of accredited CPD).
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Saturday Afternoon Faculty of Medical Sciences 1.30–3.30pm 68
Paul O’Gorman Building, Medical School
Convocation Lecture
Free
3.45–5pm
A behind-the-scenes visit to the University’s Northern Institute for Cancer Research, the leading centre for research into childhood cancer in the UK. Learn more about our ground-breaking research and hear about the impact of our work and plans for growth over the coming years from some of our researchers. Speakers will include Professor Christine Harrison, who heads up the Childhood Leukaemia Group. The talks will be followed by a short tour of some of the facilities.
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Agriculture Building Free
nu-food is a brand-new demonstration and consumer research suite in the School of Agriculture, Food and Rural Development. Tests and consumer research are carried out on food freshness, taste, nutritional qualities and new food technologies. Guests will be offered a tour of the new facilities and the opportunity to take part in a food trial! Presented by Chris Seal, Professor of Food and Human Nutrition, with Dr Matthew Wilcox, who will be discussing his research into seaweed bread, and Rosemary Dew, a current PhD student in Agriculture, Food and Rural Development, who will present her research on tomatoes.
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Curtis Auditorium, Herschel Building Free
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Pre-lecture refreshments will be available at the INTO Building from 3.30pm
This year’s Convocation Lecture will be delivered by the award-winning author and broadcaster David Reynolds, Professor of International History and a Fellow of Christ’s College Cambridge, on ‘Britain and the long shadow of the great war’.* In this centenary year, historian and broadcaster Professor David Reynolds explores our long and troubled national memory of the Great War. Drawing on his prize-winning new book The Long Shadow, he shows how our image of the conflict and its meaning has changed significantly over time – through the peace movements of the 1930s and ‘our finest hour’ in 1939–45 to the narratives of pointless slaughter that became prevalent in the 1960s. He also shows how our distinctive view of both world wars has heightened a sense of distance between Britain and ‘Europe’, in ways that endure to the present day. The lecture runs alongside The Britain and The World Conference: www. britishscholar.org/2014-conference * Previously advertised as: ‘Making the World Safe for Democracy: Britain, America and the Legacies of the Great War’.
Saturday Evening
Sunday Archaeology Fieldtrip to Thornborough, North Yorkshire Advance booking required 10am–3pm Great North Museum lay-by, Claremont Road (near number 34 on the campus map)
Pre-dinner drinks at the Venue Bar, Students’ Union Open to all guests 6.30–7.15pm 5
The Venue, Students’ Union Free
Join us for pre-dinner drinks before the Gala Dinner, or as a precursor to your evening out and about in Newcastle.
Free Please note that this trip will take a minimum of five hours. Please bring a packed lunch as food will not be provided. Please bear in mind that the fieldtrip is subject to weather conditions, so you may need to be prepared to wrap up warm and bring an umbrella! It is essential that you pre-book before 6 June for this trip.
Gala Dinner Advance booking required 7.30pm 5
The Venue, Students’ Union £35 per person
This year the Gala Dinner will be held in The Venue, Students’ Union, where our experienced catering team, Eat@Newcastle have devised a sumptuous three-course menu. Wine can be pre-ordered for the table at the drinks reception, or purchased at the table. You can book individually or with friends (groups of seats can be reserved on request). Reunion groups can also book tables to sit together (tables of 8 or 10).
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Make it your weekend! Why not take the opportunity to explore the city or join in some of the additional activities on offer during Convocation Weekend? With free time on Saturday between 1.30–3.30pm and 5–6.30pm, make it your weekend!
Walking Tours of Newcastle (with Iles Tours – 10% discount for all Convocation guests) Alexander Iles (BA Politics and Sociology 2011, MSc Innovation, Creativity and Entrepreneurship 2012), creator of Iles Tours, offers a choice of two Newcastle tours: The Historical Tour (1.30–3.30pm) will lead you on a sometimes humorous journey through Newcastle’s history. The tour covers a large area of the city, connecting past and present in a memorable experience. The Cultural Tour (5–6.30pm) takes you around the city, showing how it has developed and how its culture has been affected by factors including industry and geography. Iles Tours will show you the cultural sights and reveal how Newcastle’s sons and daughters have changed the world as you know it, and continue to do so! alex@ilestours.co.uk www.ilestours.co.uk +44 (0) 77341 30422
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Newcastle and Gateshead Quaysides Newcastle and Gateshead’s historic Quaysides have undergone a remarkable transformation in recent years. Lined with cafés, bars and restaurants, Newcastle Quayside is a perfect location to relax and enjoy the view of the Tyne’s famous bridges, while on the Gateshead side of the river you will find the BALTIC Centre for Contemporary Art and The Sage Gateshead. Both quaysides are easily reached by Quaylink buses Q1 and Q2, with services running up to every 10 minutes from the Haymarket Bus Station and Central Station during the day. www.simplygo.com/all-services/ quaylink
BALTIC Centre for Contemporary Art
The Armstrong Memorial Digital Memory Book
From Newcastle’s Quayside, take a walk across the Gateshead Millennium Bridge to BALTIC. A must for contemporary art enthusiasts, BALTIC is also well worth a visit for its spectacular views of the Tyne riverscape alone!
The staff and students from Armstrong College (as the University was known at the outbreak of the First World War a century ago) who fought and died in the Great war are commemorated in an interactive memorial in the Armstrong Building foyer. The Armstrong Digital Memory Book is the product of three years’ work by Archaeology staff and students, working in collaboration with Newcastle University Library.
In June Nina Canell and Lorna Simpson will exhibit: Nina Canell: Near Here comprises a new series of works. Transforming electrical currents, atmospheric elements, stray socks or chewing gum into sculptural components, her assemblages fuse matter, radiance and sound to create delicate and ephemeral testing grounds. Lorna Simpson: This first European retrospective presents more than 30 years of Lorna Simpson’s work across the mediums of photography, film, video, and drawing. Born in Brooklyn, New York, Simpson became well known in the mid-1980s for her conceptually rigorous and language-driven large-scale works. www.balticmill.com +44 (0) 191 478 1810 29
Hatton Gallery
It’s changeover week at the Hatton Gallery, but you can still visit and take the opportunity to learn about our ambitious plans to redevelop the gallery. The gallery will be open between 1.30–3.30pm, with a short guided tour at 2.30–3pm.
memorial.ncl.ac.uk
Great North Museum: Hancock The Great North Museum: Hancock houses the North East’s leading natural history and archaeological collections, including the Greek and Etruscan collection from the University’s Shefton Museum, and the Roman, Anglo-Saxon, Iron Age and Bronze Age collections from the former Museum of Antiquities. Catch the last few days of ‘Magic Worlds’ too. This touring exhibition from the V&A Museum of Childhood delves into the captivating realms of magic, inviting you to immerse yourself in the imaginary worlds of witches, wizards, fairies, elves, dragons, magicians and illusionists. bit.ly/1iWuP33 +44 (0) 191 208 6765
bit.ly/1p9jIVe +44 (0) 191 208 6059
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intu Eldon Square, Northumberland Street
River Escapes River Tyne Cruises
The newly refurbished Eldon Square and Monument Mall is a shopper’s paradise, and there are plenty of cafés and restaurants where you can take a break from your retail therapy!
Escape the hustle and bustle of the city – a River Escapes cruise offers an unrivalled way to experience NewcastleGateshead’s famous riverside scenery.
www.intu.co.uk/eldonsquare
bit.ly/1oaZKJT
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Northern Stage
Facing the Students’ Union, Northern Stage (formerly Newcastle Playhouse) is an exciting, dynamic powerhouse of theatre and creativity in the heart of Newcastle. A variety of events and activities take place here, including the play OPUS No.7 – larger-than-life puppets, duelling pianos, living walls and blizzards of newsprint in this genre-defying double bill. www.northernstage.co.uk
The Sage Gateshead The Sage Gateshead is an international home for music and musical discovery, bringing about a widespread and long-term enrichment of the musical life of the North East of England. www.sagegateshead.com +44 (0) 191 443 4661 5
Students’ Union Shop
Open until 3.30pm on Saturday, selling a range of Newcastle University memorabilia.
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+44 (0) 1670 785666
¡VAMOS! Festival ¡VAMOS! is an annual festival offering a selection of art, dance and music acts, film and food, all united by their celebration of Latino culture. Further information visit www.vamosfestival.com
The Victoria Tunnel The Victoria Tunnel runs beneath the city from the Town Moor down to the Tyne. It was built in 1842 to transport coal from Leazes Main Colliery to riverside staithes (jetties) ready for loading onto ships. In 1939, it was converted into an air-raid shelter to protect hundreds of Newcastle citizens during World War II. Guided tours are available and must be booked in advance. bit.ly/1mSt9ZP 22
+44 (0) 191 261 6596
‘20th Century Americana’
You may also be interested in a Newcastle Choral Society Concert: ‘20th Century Americana’ taking place 7–9.30pm in King’s Hall, Armstrong Building. Tickets are £12 (£6 discount). For e-mail enquiries, please contact enquiries@ newcastlechoralsociety.org.uk
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Booking How to book
Cancellation policy
To book for any of the events during Newcastle University’s Convocation Weekend, please book online: www.ncl.ac.uk/alumni/r/cw14book or telephone the office for a hard copy of the form: +44 (0) 191 208 3559
In the event of cancellation by a graduate/ participant the fees paid to participate in the event/activity will be refunded in accordance with the following terms:
Bookings will be taken on a strictly first-come, first-served basis, so to avoid disappointment we recommend you book early. While every effort is made to carry out the programme as advertised, events are subject to change – should a change affect your booking we will notify you. Please check the website www.ncl.ac.uk/ alumni/events/cw/2014programme.htm for updates on events. Please also make sure when you complete the registration form that we have a contact telephone number and e-mail address for you so that we can keep you up to date with event information throughout the year. We will endeavour to book you on all the activities and events you request. In order to ensure that we are able to make this a weekend for you to remember, please ensure that both you and members of your party (if applicable) are correctly booked on each event you wish to attend. If you are bringing any infants, please also ensure their space is booked, irrespective of event. While advance booking is not essential for every event, we strongly recommend that you do so.
• Cancellations received up to and including 10 days prior to the event will be refunded in full. • For cancellations received less than 10 days before the event there will be no refund. If you have any questions please call the Alumni Relations Team, 9am–4pm Monday to Friday +44 (0) 191 208 3559 or e-mail alumni-office@ncl.ac.uk
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Help Desk
A Help Desk will be in operation in the INTO Building on Saturday from 9am-5pm. Guests can collect information packs, tickets and maps from here throughout the day.
If paying by cheque, please make cheques payable to Newcastle University. Please make sure your booking and payment reach us by Friday 6 June 2014.
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Accommodation There are many types of accommodation in Newcastle. We’ve managed to secure some good discounts across the city, a list is provided here for your use: www.bedandbreakfasts.co.uk www.newcastlegateshead.com/ accommodation
Caledonian Hotel, Jesmond bit.ly/1io9njD +44 (0) 191 281 7881 info@caledonian-hotel-newcastle.com Discount: Reservation number 62264*
Copthorne Hotel, Quayside bit.ly/1ins9Mtj +44 (0) 191 222 0333 reservations.newcastle@millenniumhotels. co.uk Discount: Please quote NEWC200614*
Jesmond Hotel, Jesmond www.jesmondhotel.co.uk +44 (0) 191 281 5377 info@jesmondhotel.co.uk Discount: Newcastle University*
Jurys Inn, Newcastle (Scotswood Road) bit.ly/SKVSVk +44 (0) 191 201 4400 (option 1) uknorth@jurysinns.com Discount: CONVO200614*
Jurys Inn, Gateshead Quays (South Shore Road) bit.ly/1wfiWe4 +44 (0) 191 401 6800 (option 1) uknorth@jurysinns.com Discount: CONV200614*
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Premier Inn, Newcastle Central (Newbridge Street) bit.ly/SKWdHx +44 (0) 191 239 8243 reservations.nbs@premierinn.com Discount: Convocation Weekend*
Sleeperz Hotel Newcastle www.sleeperz.com/newcastle +44 (0) 191 261 6171 reservations@sleeperznewcastle.com Discount: Convocation Weekend*
Thistle Newcastle, The County bit.ly/1tiBi9P +44 (0)871 376 9029 reservations.newcastle@thistle.co.uk Discount: NEWC200614 Convocation Weekend*
University Halls of Residence Unfortunately, Halls of Residence such as Castle Leazes will be unavailable for bookings during Convocation Weekend 2014, as student contracts run up to the end of June. The accommodation team have some guest accommodation near Windsor Terrace. Carlton Lodge offers premium self-catered rooms. Book online, via the following link: www.ncl.ac.uk/accommodation/staff/ carlton-lodge/index.htm You can find more information online here: www.ncl.ac.uk/alumni/events/cw/ cw14-accommodation.htm or contact the office for further information. * Please quote the discount code when making your reservation.
Information Organising a reunion
Photography and filming
Would you like to organise a reunion during the weekend for your fellow graduates and friends of Newcastle University? Maybe you would like to get in touch with members of a society or sporting team you were involved with? The Alumni Office can help. Contact: +44 (0) 191 208 3559.
We will be capturing images at all events to be used in promotional material. It is possible that you may appear in some footage. If you do not wish to feature in any photographs or filming, please inform the photographer/film crew or a member of University staff.
Alternatively, you can also use our searchable alumni directory available at NUGrad: bit.ly/1v8GhxM For help reaching friends with whom you have lost contact, please contact the alumni office.
Reunion groups
Use of photographs and Data Protection Act 1998 Images will be used solely to promote the activities of Newcastle University and may appear in any of our promotional materials; in media, print or online. These images will be used and stored in accordance with the Data Protection Act 1998.
A special invitation is extended to those alumni who graduated in the years 1954, 1964, 1974, 1984, 1994, 2004.
Online information
Special access requirements
Keep up to date with our news and events: www.ncl.ac.uk/alumni
Please contact the office if you have any special access requirement.
Car parking on campus Parking on campus is extremely limited. There are a limited number of spaces available for disabled badge holders. Please note these will be allocated on a first-come, first-served basis. Please contact the office if you would like to reserve a space or for advice on alternative parking options.
Convocation Weekend 2014 can be found at: www.ncl.ac.uk/alumni/events/cw
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Social networks www.facebook.com/nclalumni www.twitter.com/nclalumni (Hashtag: #cw14) www.ncl.ac.uk/alumni/linkedin www.followgram.me/nclalumni www.pinterest.com/nclalumni
Information in this Convocation programme may be subject to change and the University may have to make changes without notice. Details are correct at the time of printing (May 2014).
Illustrative material has been provided by: Andrew Dodd; Graeme Peacock; Zander Photography.
Š Newcastle University, 2014. The University of Newcastle upon Tyne trading as Newcastle University.
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