Draft Conference Programme
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Wednesday 13 June (Session 1A 15-min papers; Session 1B 5-min papers; poster session) / Thursday 14 June (Session 2A 15-min papers; Session 2B 5-min papers; poster session; Hunterian Art Gallery Tours) / Friday 15 June (Glasgow University Collections Tours; Working Groups, Session 1C 15-min papers, General Assembly) / Saturday 16 & Sunday 17 June trips
| Start Time | End Time | Paper Code |
Wednesday 13 June |
Speaker(s) | Institution, Country / or Location | |
| 9:30 | - | 12:30 | Conference registration & coffee | Kelvin Hall Lecture Theatre Foyer | ||
| 10:50 | 11:15 | Conference opening session | Kelvin Hall Lecture Theatre | |||
| 10:50 | - | 11:00 | W1 | WELCOME AND HOUSE-KEEPING | Maria Economou, Vice-Chair, Conference Programme Committee & Vice-President, Universeum |
Universeum, Europe & The Hunterian / Information Studies, Glasgow University, UK |
| 11:00 | - | 11:05 | W2 | WELCOME FROM THE UNIVERSITY OF GLASGOW | David Duncan, Chief Operating Officer and Glasgow University Secretary |
Glasgow University, UK |
| 11:05 | - | 11:10 | W3 | WELCOME FROM THE UNIVERSEUM EXECUTIVE BOARD | Sébastien Soubiran, President of Universeum | Universeum, Europe & Strasbourg University, France |
| 11:10 | - | 11:15 | W4 | WELCOME FROM THE HUNTERIAN | Steph Scholten, Director of The Hunterian | The Hunterian, Glasgow University, UK |
| 11:15 | - | 11:45 | K1 | KEY NOTE: | Chair: Murray Pittock, Pro-Vice Principal, Special Projects & Bradley Chair of English Literature | Glasgow University, UK |
| MUSEUMS IN THE LIFE OF GLASGOW | Mark O'Neill, former Head of Policy & Research, Glasgow Life; Honorary Professor, University of Glasgow | Glasgow Life & Glasgow University, UK | ||||
| 11:45 | - | 12:45 | Session 1A Teaching and Student Engagement with Collections | Chair: Neil Curtis, Aberdeen University Museums & Special Collections, UK | Kelvin Hall Lecture Theatre | |
| 11:45 | - | 12:00 | 1A.1 | STUDENT LEARNING – OBLIGATION OR ADVANTAGE? | Ruth Fletcher | The Hunterian, Glasgow University, UK |
| 12:00 | - | 12:15 | 1A.2 | BETWEEN METHODOLOGY AND CREATIVITY | Fanny Marcon & Sofia Talas | Padua University, Italy |
| 12:15 | - | 12:30 | 1A.3 | DIGITAL NATIVES AND THE LOVE OF THE REAL | Jill Sullivan | Bristol University, UK |
| 12:30 | - | 12:45 | Discussion | |||
| 12:45 | - | 13:45 | Lunch break | Kelvin Hall Lecture Theatre Foyer | ||
| 13:45 | - | 14:15 | OJ1 | Presentation 'Object Journeys' from participants of pre-conference training workshop | Chair: Maria Economou, The Hunterian, Glasgow University, UK | Kelvin Hall Lecture Theatre |
| 14:15 | - | 16:00 | Session 1B Teaching and Student Engagement with Collections: round table | Chair: Roland Wittje, Indian Institute of Technology Madras, India | Kelvin Hall Lecture Theatre | |
| 14:15 | - | 14:45 | Session 1B Subtheme A. Engaging with Primary School / High School | |||
| 14:15 | - | 14:20 | 1B.1 | EDUCATION IN Rijksmuseum BOERHAAVE: from 8 to 88 | Hans Hooijmaijers | Rijksmuseum BOERHAAVE, Leiden, Netherlands |
| 14:20 | - | 14:25 | 1B.2 | DEVELOPING A COMMUNITY CURRICULUM ON ANCIENT GREECE | Andrew Parkin | Great North Museum, Newcastle upon Tyne, UK |
| 14:25 | - | 14:30 | 1B.3 | TEACHING THE TEACHERS: PROMOTING EXCELLENCE IN TEACHING THROUGH PARTNERSHIP WITH THE FACULTY OF EDUCATION | Kate Noble | Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge University, UK |
| 14:30 | - | 14:45 | Discussion | |||
| 14:45 | - | 16:00 | Session 1B Subtheme B. Engaging with Higher Education | |||
| 14:45 | - | 14:50 | 1B.4 | AN INTERNSHIP AT GUSTAVIANUM´S HISTORICAL COLLECTIONS | Hanna Kjösnes & Klara Nordström Sundborg | Gustavianum, Uppsala University, Sweden |
| 14:50 | - | 14:55 | 1B.5 | INTEGRATING THE MUSEUM AND THE SPECIAL COLLECTIONS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF AMSTERDAM | Wim H. Hupperetz & Marike van Roon | Amsterdam University, Netherlands |
| 14:55 | - | 15:00 | 1B.6 | POKE, SENSE AND CONFIDENCE. THE STUDENT EXHIBITION LAB | Rolf ter Sluis & Ann-Sophie Lehmann | Museum & Faculty of Arts, Gröningen University, Netherlands |
| 15:00 | - | 15:05 | 1B.7 | NEW STRATEGIES FOR STUDENT LEARNING, MAXIMISING COLLECTIONS IMPACT | Rachel Webster & David Gelsthorpe | Manchester Museum, UK |
| 15:05 | - | 15:20 | Discussion | |||
| 15:20 | - | 15:25 | 1B.8 | OBJECT-BASED LEARNING AT PADUA MUSEUM OF GEOGRAPHY | Giovanni Donadelli, Chiara Gallanti, Lorena Rocca, Mauro Varotto | Padua University, Italy |
| 15:25 | - | 15:30 | 1B.9 | POSITIONING STRATEGIC PRIORITIES: RESOURCE CURRICULUM MAPPING OF COLLECTIONS AND SOURCE-BASED LEARNING PILOT | Gina Hammond, Andrew Simpson, Jane Thogersen | Macquarie University, Australia |
| 15:30 | - | 15:35 | 1B.10 | CITIES AS MUSEUMS: TEACHING HISTORY OF MEDICINE WITH OBJECTS IN BOGOTÁ, COLOMBIA | Josep Simon | Universidad del Rosario, Bogota, Colombia |
| 15:35 | - | 15:55 | Discussion | |||
| 15:55 | 16:25 | Coffee break | Kelvin Hall Lecture Theatre Foyer | |||
| 16:25 | - | 16:40 | Wednesday 13 June - POSTER SESSION 1 Introduction | Chairs: Sebastien Soubiran & Marlen Mouliou, Strasbourg University, France & National and Kapodistrian University of Athens, Greece | Kelvin Hall Lecture Theatre | |
| 16:40 | - | 17:25 |
POSTER session P1.A - ENGAGING STUDENTS & PUPILS WITH UNIVERSITY COLLECTIONS |
Kelvin Hall Seminar Room 2 | ||
| P1A.1 | STUDENTS’ CURATED EXHIBITION IN THE UNIVERSITY MUSEUM. CASE STUDY OF THE IRRESISTIBLE PROJECT | Maciej Kluza & Iwona Maciejowska | Jagiellonian University Museum, Krakow, Poland | |||
| P1A.2 | A MATTER OF RELEVANCE: HISTORY OF TECHNOLOGY IN HIGH SCHOOL EDUCATION | Louise Karlskov Skyggebjerg | Technical University of Denmark, Lyngby, Denmark | |||
| P1A.3 | MAKING CONNECTIONS - LINKING UNIVERSITY MUSEUMS, RESEARCH COLLECTIONS AND COMMUNITY OUTREACH THROUGH STUDENT ENGAGEMENT | Jacqueline Chambers | University of British Columbia, Canada | |||
| P1A.4 | GREECE IN CRISIS. PROMOTING EDUCATIONAL AND SOCIAL ROLE OF THE MUSEUM OF PLASTER CASTS AND ANTIQUITIES, DEPARTMENT OF HISTORY AND ARCHAEOLOGY, ARISTOTLE UNIVERSITY OF THESSALONIKI, VIA CO-OPERATION WITH PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS | Barbara Schmidt-Dounas, Νatalia Κazakidi, Athanasia Kyriakou | Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece | |||
| P1A.5 | MUSEUMS AND UNIVERSITY COLLECTIONS IN EVOLUTION | María Dolores Ruiz de Lacanal Ruiz-Mateos | Seville University, Spain | |||
| P1A.6 | THE DYNAMICS OF ENGAGING VARIOUS BODIES WITH THE SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY MUSEUM OF PATRAS UNIVERSITY, GREECE | Penelope Theologi-Gouti & Evangelos Vitoratos | Patras University, Greece | |||
| P1A.7 | COLLECTIONS RESEARCH, VISITOR STUDIES AND PUBLIC ENGAGEMENT: LESSONS FROM MANCHESTER |
James Sumner, Jemma Houghton and Francesca Elliott | Manchester University, UK | |||
| P1A.8 | THE UNIVERSITY LIMITS STUDENT'S IMAGINATION – AM I RIGHT? | Marek Bukowski | Gdansk University, Poland | |||
| 16:40 | - | 17:25 | POSTER session P1.B - MANAGING AND CONSERVING UNIVERSITY COLLECTIONS | Kelvin Hall Seminar Room 1 | ||
| P1B.1 | WORKING TOGETHER TO SAVE A COLLECTION | Katariina Pehkonen | Helsinki University, Finland | |||
| P1B.2 | PARTNERSHIPS, CO-CREATION AND CO-CURATION AS WAYS FOR DRAWING ORDER OUT OF CHAOS: THE DISMANTLING OF THE BIG DEPOT OF THE UNIVERSITY OF BOLOGNA | Eugenio Bertozzi, | University Museum Network, Bologna University, Italy | |||
| P1B.3 | MICROBIAL DETERIORATION OF WORKS OF ART: AN INTERDISCIPLINARY APPROACH IN THE CRIMINOLOGY MUSEUM OF NATIONAL & ΚAPODISTRIAN UNIVERSITY OF ATHENS | Eleni Tziamourani, Maria Stefanidou, Giorgos Panagiaris | Athens University of Applied Sciences & National and Kapodistrian University of Athens, Greece | |||
| P1B.4 | PUBLICATION SERIES AS COLLECTIVE RESEARCH IN UNIVERSITY HISTORY | Lea Leppik | Tartu University Museum, Estonia | |||
| P1B.5 | FROM TEACHING COLLECTIONS TO MODERN MUSEUMS | Jelena Jovanović Simić & Milan Milisavljević | Belgrade University, Serbia | |||
| 17:25 | - | 17:30 | Delegates walk to the Hunterian Museum (approx. 5-min walk - student volunteers will be available to show the way) | |||
| 17:30 | - | 19:00 | Welcome Reception and tours of Hunterian Museum by Hunterian Director, staff and MUSE student guides | Hunterian Museum, Main Glasgow University Building | ||
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Thursday 14 June |
Speaker(s) | Institution, Country / or Location | ||
| 09:00 | - | 10:20 | Session 2A Co-curating Academic Collections Within and Beyond the Campus | Chair: Sofia Talas, Padua University, Italy |
Kelvin Hall Lecture Theatre |
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| 09:00 | - | 09:15 | 2A.1 | BREAKING THE LENS: CO-CREATION, REPRESENTATION AND CHANGE WITHIN PITT RIVERS MUSEUM | Jozie Kettle, Beth McDougall | Pitt Rivers Museum, Oxford University, UK |
| 09:15 | - | 09:30 | 2A.2 | WAR CHILD: A PRACTICE-LED MODEL FOR COLLABORATIVE COLLECTIONS-BASED RESEARCH | Teresa Murjas & Kate Arnold-Foster | Reading University, UK |
| 09:30 | - | 09:45 | 2A.3 | DIGITAL STRATEGIES AS A TOOL TO SUPPORT MANAGEMENT AND CO-CURATION OF UNIVERSITY COLLECTIONS | Maria Economou, Malcolm Chapman, Lizzie O’Neill | The Hunterian, Glasgow University, UK |
| 09:45 | - | 10:00 | 2A.4 | CROWDSOURCING CONSERVATION | Emily Hick | Edinburgh University, UK |
| 10:00 | - | 10:20 | Discussion | |||
| 10:20 | - | 10:40 | UM1 | Presentation of UMIS network & Introduction to weekend tours in other Scottish uni museums | Jacky MacBeath | Edinburgh University Museums & Research Collections & UMIS Convener, UK |
| 10:40 | - | 11:10 | Coffee break | Kelvin Hall Lecture Theatre Foyer | ||
| 11:10 | - | 13:00 | Session 2B Co-curating Academic Collections Within and Beyond the Campus: round table | Chair: Andrew Simpson, Macquarie University, Australia | Kelvin Hall Lecture Theatre | |
| 11:10 | - | 11:55 | Session 2B Subtheme A. Co-curating with or within Organisations | |||
| 11:10 | - | 11:15 | 2B.1 | THE ATHENS UNIVERSITY HISTORY MUSEUM AND THE EXHIBITION “THE BANNER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF ATHENS: CONTEMPORARY VISUAL APPROACHES” | Irini Savvani, Elena Kitta, Evangelos Papoulias | National & Kapodistrian University of Athens, Greece |
| 11:15 | - | 11:20 | 2B.2 | CO-CURATING THE MULTIPLE PAST: ‘REPLICA KNOWLEDGE’ IN EUROPEAN UNIVERSEUM COLLECTIONS | Felix Sattler, Anna Simandiraki-Grimshaw | Humboldt University-Berlin, Germany & University of Bristol, UK |
| 11:20 | - | 11:25 | 2B.3 | CREATIVE COLLABORATION: PROCESSES AND METHODS FOR STUDYING THE GLASGOW SCHOOL OF ART FASHION SHOW | Helena Britt & Susannah Waters | Glasgow School of Art, UK |
| 11:25 | - | 11:30 | 2B.4 | A JOINT EFFORT: BRINGING GÖTTINGEN UNIVERSITY COLLECTIONS ONLINE | Karsten Heck | Göttingen University, Germany |
| 11:30 | - | 11:50 | Discussion | |||
| 11:50 | - | 12:20 | Session 2B Subtheme B. Co-curating with Individuals and Communities | |||
| 11:50 | - | 11:55 | 2B.5 | WHAT’S YOUR FAVOURITE? GUEST-CURATORS AT WORK | Liselotte Neervoort | Vrije University, Amsterdam, Netherlands |
| 11:55 | - | 12:00 | 2B.6 | MULTAKA REVISITED – FORCED MIGRANTS AND LOCAL COMMUNITIES (RE)DISCOVERING THEIR ISLAMIC HERITAGE IN OXFORD | Silke Ackermann | History of Science Museum, Oxford University, UK |
| 12:00 | - | 12:05 | 2B.7 | OPEN HOUSE: WORKING TOGETHER TO CO-CURATE AND CO-CREATE IN NORTH CAMBRIDGE WITH THE UNIVERSITY OF CAMBRIDGE MUSEUMS | Karen Thomas & Sarah Plumb | Cambridge University & Leicester University, UK |
| 12:05 | - | 12:20 | Discussion | |||
| 12:20 | - | 13:00 | Session 2B Subtheme C. Co-curating Medical and Scientific Collections | |||
| 12:20 | - | 12:25 | 2B.8 | REPRESENTING AND (SOMETIMES) COLLECTING CONTEMPORARY SCIENTIFIC THINGS AT THE HUNTERIAN | Nicky Reeves | Hunterian, Glasgow University, UK |
| 12:25 | - | 12:30 | 2B.9 | RECOGNIZING THE VALUE OF REGIONAL HISTORY: THE GEVAERT CASE | Daniël Ermens | Antwerp University, Netherlands |
| 12:30 | - | 12:35 | 2B.10 | EXPLORING CO-PRODUCTION IN SOCIO-SCIENTIFIC EXHIBITS | Jon Kyllingstad & Angeliki Lefkaditou | Oslo University, Norway |
| 12:35 | - | 12:40 | 2B.11 | THINKING BIG IN THE BASEMENTS | Anne Vaalund | Oslo University, Norway |
| 12:40 | - | 13:00 | Discussion | |||
| 13:00 | - | 14:00 | Lunch break | Kelvin Hall Lecture Theatre Foyer | ||
| 14:00 | - | 14:20 | Thursday 14 June - POSTER SESSION 2 Introduction | Chairs: Sebastien Soubiran & Marlen Mouliou, Strasbourg University, France & National and Kapodistrian University of Athens, Greece | Kelvin Hall Lecture Theatre | |
| 14:20 | - | 15:30 | POSTER session P2.A - NEW INTERPRETATIONS, NEW AUDIENCES | Kelvin Hall Seminar Room 2 | ||
| P2A.1 | ABERDONIANS IN THE AMERICAS: MIGRANTS AND ADVENTURERS FROM MEXICO TO PARAGUAY | Jenny Downes | Aberdeen University, UK | |||
| P2A.2 | OBJECTS & DISCIPLINES | Gudrun Bucher & Susanne Wernsing | Göttingen University, Germany | |||
| P2A.3 | DIGITALLY RECREATING PIONEERS OF POST-WAR PATTERN | Susannah Waters, Alan Shaw, Helena Britt | Glasgow School of Art, UK | |||
| P2A.4 | INSIDE OUTSIDE: OUTREACH WORK AT HMP YOI CORNTON VALE | Jane Cameron & Sarah Bromage | Stirling University, UK | |||
| P2A.5 | FROM MOTHER TO DAUGHTER – WOMEN IN UNIVERSITY | Pia Vuorikoski | Helsinki University, Finland | |||
| P2A.6 | THE BARBER X SOUL CITY ARTS – BARBER ON THE STREETS | Jen Ridding | Birmingham University, UK | |||
| P2A.7 | ART AND OBJECT ENGAGEMENT: A MULTI-DISCIPLINARY COLLABORATION SUPPORTING THE COMMUNITY | Jane Thogersen, Rhonda Davis, Kate Hargraves | Macquarie University, Australia | |||
| P2A.8 | ART, SCIENCE AND ORGANISATIONAL INTERACTIONS: EXPLORING THE VALUE OF ARTIST RESIDENCIES ON CAMPUS | Boram Lee, Ian Fillis, Kim Lehman | Stirling University, UK; Liverpool John Moores University, UK ; Tasmania University, Australia | |||
| P2A.9 | ‘MUSEUMS FOR KNOWLEDGE’. AN EXHIBITION OF UNIVERSITY HERITAGE AT THE COMPLUTENSE UNIVERSITY OF MADRID | Sergio Rodero Jiménez & Pilar Ruiz Ibáñez | Complutense University of Madrid, Spain | |||
| P2A.10 | WHEN AN ARCHAEOLOGY MUSEUM «SOUNDS WELL» | Alessandra Menegazzi & Cinzia Bettineschi | Padua Univesity, Italy | |||
| 14:20 | - | 15:30 | POSTER session P2.B - INTER-DISCIPLINARY / INTER-INSTITUTIONAL COLLABORATIONS & NETWORKS | Kelvin Hall Seminar Room 1 | ||
| P2B.1 | UNIVERSITY HERITAGE IN BELGIUM: THE FRENCH-SPEAKING PLATFORM PROJECT | Nathalie Nyst | Free University of Brussels, Belgium | |||
| P2B.2 | CREATING A VIRTUAL MUSEUM ACROSS EUROPE | Claire Knowles & Kirsty Lingstadt | Edinburgh University, UK | |||
| P2B.3 | THE UNIVERSITY OF BRISTOL BRUNEL COLLECTION AND THE BRUNEL INSTITUTE AT THE SS GREAT BRITAIN: A COLLABORATIVE VENTURE | Nick Booth | SS Great Britain, Bristol, UK | |||
| P2B.4 | INTERDISCIPLINARY RESEARCH OF EGYPTIAN MUMMIES | Jaanika Anderson & Ester Oras | Tartu University, Estonia | |||
| P2B.5 | POPPING UP | Tove Eivindsen | NTNU University Museum, Trondheim, Norway | |||
| P2B.6 | IN TUNE: CO-CURATING COLLECTIONS FROM THE UNIVERSITY AND POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE OF PORTO | Marisa Monteiro, Ana Freitas, Cristiana Vieira, Fernando Pontes, Patrícia Costa, Susana Barros, Susana Medina | Porto University, Portugal | |||
| P2B.7 | OPEN SCIENCE CENTRE: A COALITION OF JYVÄSKYLÄ UNIVERSITY MUSEUM AND LIBRARY | Vuorinen Pirjo, Koskela Tanja and Timonen Jonna | Open Science Centre, Jyväskylä University, Finland | |||
| P2B.8 | INTER-DISCIPLINARY AND INTER_INSTITUTIONAL COLLABORATIONS WHEN TEACHING WITH UNIVERSITY COLLECTIONS AT THE UNIVERSITY OF EDINBURGH | Genevieve Warwick | Edinburgh University, UK | |||
| 15:30 | - | 15:50 | Coffee break | Kelvin Hall Lecture Theatre Foyer | ||
| 15:50 | - | 16:00 | Delegates walk to the Hunterian Art Gallery (approx. 10-min walk - student volunteers will be available to show the way) | |||
| 16:00 | - | 17:30 | GUIDED TOURS at the Hunterian Art Gallery (HAG) at Main Glasgow University campus (3 options): HAG tour 1: Mackintosh House, by Director Steph Scholten (three 20-min tours); HAG tour 2: STILL MOVING: THE FILMS & PHOTOGRAPHS OF ULRIKE OTTINGER exhibition, by art curator Dominic Paterson (two 30-min tours); HAG tour 3: PHILOSOPHY CHAMBER exhibition, by art curator Lola Sanchez-Jauregui (two 30-min tours); SpColl tour 4: Special Collections, Glasgow University Library, level 12, by Head of SpColl Julie Gardham (one tour 16:15-17:15) |
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| Delegates make their own way to the city centre & the City Chambers (18-23 mins by public transport, several buses or Subway; or 40 mins walk) | ||||||
| 19:00 | - | 22:30 | Welcome to Glasgow reception at Glasgow City Chambers / city hall (in George Square at the city centre) followed by Conference buffet dinner and Scottish ceilidh dance | |||
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Friday 15 June |
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| 09:00 | - | 12:15 | GUIDED TOURS in small groups of: a) Hunterian Collections Study Centre and Stores at 9am, 10am, & 11am (meet at Kelvin Hall Lecture Theatre Foyer); b) Hunterian Art Gallery at 9am and 10am (meet at the front desk of the Hunterian Art Gallery, Main Glasgow University campus); c) UoG Special Collections at 10:15 and 11:15 (meet at entrance of Glasgow University Library) [Please NOTE: delegates who wish to take part in the Working Groups which start at 10am, can only take part in one tour from those starting at 9am on Friday to be able to make it on time] |
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| 10:00 | - | 12:30 | Working Groups | |||
| 1. Recent heritage of Science in the University | Kelvin Hall Seminar Room 1 | |||||
| 2. Digital initiatives | Kelvin Hall Seminar Room 2 | |||||
| 3. Student engagement | Kelvin Hall Glasgow Life Workshop Room | |||||
| 12:30 | - | 13:30 | Lunch break | Kelvin Hall Lecture Theatre Foyer | ||
| 13:30 | - | 14:00 | Working Groups report to Plenary | |||
| 14:00 | - | 15:00 | Session 1C Teaching and Student Engagement with Collections | Chair: Silke Ackermann, History of Science Museum, Oxford University, UK | Kelvin Hall Lecture Theatre | |
| 14:00 | - | 14:15 | 1C.1 | TEACHING WITH GÖTTINGEN UNIVERSITY’S MULTIDISCIPLINARY COLLECTIONS – EXPERIENCES AND CHALLENGES | Dominik Huenniger, Margarete Voehringer | Göttingen University, Germany |
| 14:15 | - | 14:30 | 1C.2 | RAISING AMBITION: DEVELOPING A COLLECTIONS-LED TEACHING AND LEARNING STRATEGY FOR THE UNIVERSITY OF READING | Rhianedd Smith | Reading University, UK |
| 14:30 | - | 14:45 | 1C.3 | STUDENT ENGAGEMENT WITH UNIVERSITY MUSEUM COLLECTIONS: ASSESSING EXPERIENCES AND IMPACT | Marlen Mouliou | National & Kapodistrian University of Athens, Greece |
| 14:45 | - | 15:00 | Discussion / reflection on theme from whole conference | |||
| 15:00 | - | 15:30 | Coffee break | Kelvin Hall Lecture Theatre Foyer | ||
| 15:30 | - | 16:45 | Universeum General Assembly: | Kelvin Hall Lecture Theatre | ||
| • Research project presentation: ORGANISING UNIVERSITY MUSEUMS: A COMPARISON BETWEEN BOLOGNA, PADUA AND OXFORD | Anna Guagnini, Luca Zan, Paolo Ferri, Elena Santagati & Pegram Harrison | Bologna University, Italy & Oxford University, UK | ||||
| • Reports of national networks • Presentation of new Universeum website |
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| 16:45 | END OF MAIN CONFERENCE | |||||
Saturday 16 June - Excursions to UMIS museums in the rest of Scotland |
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| 08:30 | - | 19:30 | including travel time |
Saturday Option 1: Bus Tour to University Museums and Collections in STIRLING, DUNDEE and ST ANDREWS Leave Glasgow at 8.30, return at 19.30. |
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Saturday Option 2: Visit to St Cecilia's Hall, EDINBURGH University Delegates make their own way there by bus or train from Glasgow (about 1-1,5 hours travel time) |
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Sunday 17 June - Excursions to UMIS museums in the rest of Scotland |
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| Visit to ABERDEEN Museums | ||||||
| 10:00 | - | 13:00 | Aberdeen Tour 1 - morning: for delegates who arrived already in Aberdeen the night before | |||
| 13:00 | - | 17:00 | Aberdeen Tour 2 - afternoon: for delegates arriving from Glasgow on the day/ Dep Glasgow by train at 09:37. Catch 17:47 train from Aberdeen to Glasgow which arrives back in Glasgow at 20:29 | |||