FOSTERING CURIOSITY BEYOND THE BOUNDS OF COLLEGE
EPIPHANY TERM OVERVIEW
Week 1 Culture,Heritage&DiversitySeries
Week2 SustainableFutures-AZeroPoverty,ZeroCarbonSociety
Week3 Careers–UpskillingEachOther
Week4 ArthouseCinema -"AceInTheHole"(dir.BillyWilder)1951
Week5 SustainableFutures–Sip&Snip(ClothesFixingWorkshop)
Week6 Careers-AlumniCareersWebinar:TheArts
Week7 Perspectives- GenderBasedViolenceDiscussionPanel
Week8 CassidyLecture -GeneralSirTimRadford
Week8 PoetryAloud
Week8 PanelDiscussion-UniversityMentalHealthDay
Week9 Culture,Heritage&DiversitySeries
Week9 PanelDiscussion-InternationalWomen'sDay
Week10 ArthouseCinema
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EVENT DATES
Week 1 Friday13th
Week2 Thursday19th
Week3 Monday23rd
Week 4 Monday 30th
Culture,Heritage&DiversitySeries
AZeroPoverty,ZeroCarbonSociety
UpskillingEachOther
ArthouseCinema-AceInTheHole
Week 5 Monday6th
Week6 Monday13th
Week7 Friday24th
Week 8 Monday 27th
Sip&Snip(ClothesFixingWorkshop)
AlumniCareerZoom:TheArts
GenderBasedViolenceDiscussion
CassidyLecture
Week8 Wednesday1st
Week8 Friday3rd
Week9 Monday6th
Week 9 Wednesday8th
Week10 Monday13th
PoetryAloud
UniversityMentalHealthDay
C.H.a.D.S.DiscussionSeries
IWD-EmbracingEquity
ArthouseCinema
@stchadsoutsidethebox
WEEK 1
C.H.a.D.S
Culture, Heritage & Diversity Series
A forum for students and staff to discuss their identities and how they differ (or coincide) in various contexts, location, and times. And to discuss what these identities mean to them as members of St Chad’s, Durham University, and the wider world.
To start the term off, we’re delighted that Chad’s undergraduates Ella Vickers, Mitali Goel, and Flik Fing are going to talk about what it is like to come from distinct and diverse backgrounds; from communities that have shaped their outlooks on the world and to which they feel a sense of affinity and affection.
Once they have shared their stories, they’ll be the chance for others to ask questions and reflect on where they come from, how that impacts their experience of being at St Chad’s, and how it informs where they want to go.
Friday 13th January, 2023, 7p
A Zero Poverty, Zero Carbon Society SUSTAINABLE FUTURES
With its historic dependence on the coal industry, the North East’s current national role in green industry & carbon neutral technologies - from batteries to wind power – feels like the closing of an important circle. But there’s still a lot to do; with regional child poverty recently reported at just under 50%, ageng infrastructure, and a complicated national and international picture, the possibility of a ‘just transition’ to a zero carbon society seems to be teetering on the brink. Join us in St Chad’s College to explore the possibility of a zero carbon, zero poverty society.
Jamie Driscoll was elected the first ever Mayor for the North of Tyne Combined Authority – an area that covers Newcastle, North Tyneside and Northumberland authority – in May 2019. Writing that ‘the drag of poverty is as urgent as the climate crisis, and it causes long-term scarring to our whole society. They are two sides of the same coin’, he’s aiming for a zero-carbon, zero-poverty north east.
Jon Gluyas is Executive Director Durham Energy Institute and holds a professorial chair in the Department of Earth Sciences at Durham University His research is primarily in geoenergy, carbon capture and storage, along with a wider interest in climate and environmental change, energy policy and geohazards He works widely as a writer and editor and has held various leadership roles across the public and private sectors
Helen Stockton has 20 years of applied social research experience spanning the quantitative and qualitative paradigms and holds a BSc (Hons) in Sociology and Social Research; an MSc in Social Research; and MSc in Public Administration covering aspects of social policy development and analysis and public sector management. Helen manages the Research Team at NEA and supports NEA to be the expert voice on fuel poverty through high-quality research and policy analysis. Her areas of research interest include social policy and issues relating to poverty, energy and social justice. She is enthusiastic about exploring new methodological approaches for researching fuel poverty and the ways that knowledge can be better brokered between academia and those working in policy and practice. Helen also sits on the Advisory Board of the Durham Energy Institute at Durham University.
Thursday 19th January, 2023, 6pm, Williams
WEEK 3
Upskilling Each Other CAREERS
St Chad’s students go on to work in every employment field. And that means we have students here, now, with experience of getting internships, sitting for interviews and passing assessment centre tests. In Upskilling Each Other, we’ll be hearing from those who have cleared these career hurdles and asking questions like:
How do I prepare for assessment centres?
What’s it like completing an internship?
When in the calendar year do I need to be looking into my future career?
Monday 23rd January 2023, 7pm, Williams Library
WEEK 4
Ace In The Hole ARTHOUSE CINEMA
Ace in the Hole (dir. Billy Wilder) 1951. A frustrated former big city, quick talking and loosely moralled journalist finds a story of a cave which is ripe for exploitation. A Wilder classic, illustrating how complicit the (social) media is in generating, not simply representing and reporting, the news. Selected for preservation by the National Film Registry.
Monday 30th January 2023, 7pm, Williams Library
Sew & Sip (Clothes Fixing Workshop) Join us for an evening of learning some skills for maintaining and adjusting clothes in the name of sustainability and good taste!
SUSTAINABLE FUTURES
6th February 2023, 7pm, Williams Library
WEEK 5
Monday
WEEK 6 CAREERS
Career Alumni Zoom: The Arts
Tom Bradley is an artist and photographer based in London, UK. Since 2009 he’s worked on long-term projects with, among others, leprosy, Syrian refugees, stone-miners in Bangladesh, and Bangladeshi LGBT rights activists, as well as working for a variety of publications and NGOs.
Alice Barber graduated from St Chads in 2017, having studied English Literature. She now words across Yorkshire and the north east as a theatre producer. She’s worked for Knaive Theatre and Front Room Productions, who toured the acclaimed Bin Laden: The One Man Show. Her first Arts Council funded project was Unsung which explored untold and underacknowledged stories of four pioneering female figures from British history – Ada Lovelace, Sophia Jex-Blake, Lilian Bailey and Andrea Dunbar.
Arthur Bostrom: Chad’s Alumnus, best known for his role as Officer Crabtree in the long-running BBC TV sitcom ‘Allo, ‘Allo! Graduating from St Chad’s in the late 1970s, Arthur has appeared in numerous TV, radio, film and theatre productions, such as Father Brown, Miss Marple, Dead Man Walking and Doctors.
Monday 13th February 2023, 7pm, Zoom
WEEK 7 PERSPECTIVES
Discussion Panel on Gender Based Violence
Dr Stephen Burrell
Durham University
Zoe Mitchell
Northumbria University
Janelle Rabe
Durham University
Friday 24th February 6 pm
This event is taking place as part of Women's Action Month at St Chad's College. Further details will follow via email
NATO in Transition General Sir Tim Radford KCB DSO OBE Monday 27th February 2023 6.30 pm WEEK 8 Cassidy Lecture
details will follow via email NATO's Deputy Supreme Allied Commander, Europe St Chad's College Alumnus
Further
ALSO THIS TERM...
WEEK 8
Poetry Aloud
Wednesday 1st March 2023
University Mental Health Day
Friday 3rd March 2023
WEEK 9
C.H.a.D.S Discussion Series
Monday 6th March 2023
International Women's Day
Wednesday 8th March 2023
WEEK 10
Arthouse Cinema
Monday 13th March 2023
PERSPECTIVES
Pro Sport: The Only Way is Ethics
Baroness Tanni Grey-Thompson is one of Britain's greatest Paralympic athletes. In total in her Paralympic career she won 16 medals and also 12 World Championship medals. Between 1992 and 2002 she won the London Marathon six times and has held over 30 world records. In 2005 she became ‘Dame’ Tanni GreyThompson and is now Baroness Grey-Thompson, of Eaglescliffe in the County of Durham.
Martin Roderick is head of department in Durham’s Sport and Exercise Sciences. His PhD on professional footballers was the basis of his book The work of professional football: A Labour of Love? He’s done research for the Professional Footballers’ Association, The Football Association, The Football Foundation and the Racing Foundation and is now looking into the interface of elite athlete’s public and private personas.
Mark Carruthers is a football writer for the Chronicle Live, Sunderland Echo, Shields Gazette, Newcastle World and the Non-League Paper. He’s author of the book ‘Northern Goal’ and an ambassador for the suicide prevention charity If U Care Share. He tweets to his 10k followers @MarkCarruthers and will be talking about the links between new social media and professional sports.
New date - Friday 9 June 2023 Further details via email
QUESTIONS? Email: charles.s.pemberton@durham.ac.uk or ellen.campbell@durham.ac.uk @chads outsidethebox