Recorded on: Wednesday 9 March 2023 5.30pm | Amersi Foundation Lecture Room
Principal John Bowers KC talks to the award-winning historian and author of The Siege of Loyalty House and God's Traitors Presented with The Ashmole Society Thursday 9 March 5.30pm Generously supported by Robert & Lynne Krainer |
Recorded on: Wednesday 1 March 2023 5.30pm | Online event
Principal John Bowers KC in converesation with Professor Dame Juliet Gerrard, New Zealand Prime Minister’s Chief Science Advisor and Professor at the University of Auckland
Generously supported by Robert & Lynne Krainer |
Recorded on: Thursday 12th May 2022 at 5.30pm | Amersi Foundation Lecture Room
Annual Diversity Lecture: “The effects of what you can't see” The Annual Diversity Lecture guest speaker is Rhys Phillip, Chief Executive Officer at Cornerstone, and the title of his lecture is “The effects of what you can't see”.
Generously supported by Robert & Lynne Krainer |
Recorded on: Wednesday 4 May 2022 5.30pm | Amersi Foundation Lecture Room
Principal's Conversation with Hannah Cusworth and Zaiba Patel “What do we stand to gain from more inclusive history teaching?”
Generously supported by Robert & Lynne Krainer |
Recorded on: Tuesday 26 April 5.30pm | Amersi Foundation Lecture Room
Principal's Conversations with Professor Jayne Birkby Jayne is a Tutorial Fellow in Physics at BNC and Associate Professor of Exoplanetary Science. She will be discussing her research on studying the atmospheres of some of the 5000+ other worlds now known beyond our Solar system, and how this extraordinary eclectic zoo of exoplanets is helping us to understand Earth and its place in the universe. She will also talk about the telescopes being built right now that will enable us for the first time to search for life elsewhere in the Milky Way. Jayne will also discuss more broadly about astronomy and astrophysics, the career path she has taken, and efforts to make astronomy research accessible to everyone.
Generously supported by Robert & Lynne Krainer |
Recorded on: Wednesday 2 March 5.30pm | Online (Zoom)
Principal's Conversations – Online Media Panel
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Generously supported by Robert & Lynne Krainer |
Recorded on: Tuesday 8 February 5.30pm | Amersi Foundation Lecture Room
Principal's Conversations with Jason Stockwood Jason Stockwood is Founder of 53 Degrees Capital; Chairman and joint majority shareholder of Grimsby Town Football Club; author of “Reboot: A Blueprint for Happy, Human Business in the Digital Age”; and Transformational Leadership Fellow at the Blavatnik School of Government. Generously supported by Robert & Lynne Krainer |
Recorded on: Wednesday 1st December 2021 at 5:30pmPrincipal's Conversations with Lt Gen Michelle D Johnson Lt Gen Michelle D Johnson, Brasenose Honorary Fellow and Alumna (PPE, 1981). A retired Lieutenant General in the United States Air Force, and former Senior Vice President and Head of Referee Operations for the National Basketball Association. She will be talking on the subject of: "Lessons from Covid-19: what responsibility to the common good does a resilient democracy require?" Generously supported by Robert & Lynne Krainer |
Recorded on: Wednesday 10th November at 5.30pmPrincipal's Conversation: Derek Winterbottom Join Principal John Bowers QC in conversation with Derek Winterbottom (Modern History, 1962). Author and historian. He will be discussing his new unofficial history of the College, "Brasenose College: a Short History". There is an opportunity to buy copies of the book from https://www.presenceofmann.com Generously supported by Robert & Lynne Krainer |
Recorded on: Thursday 4th November at 5.30pmUniversities Tests Act 1871: a panel discussion to celebrate the 150th anniversary Chaired by Principal John Bowers QC, with guest speakers Professor Abigail Green, Professor of Modern European History and Tutorial Fellow at Brasenose, Revd Professor William Whyte, Professor of Social and Architectural History and Tutorial Fellow at St John's College, and (please note change of previously advertised speaker) Dr Frederick Smith, Early Career Fellow in Early Modern History at Balliol College. The Universities Tests Act of 16th June 1871 finally removed the remaining religious restrictions on study or employment at Oxford. It thus started us on a bumpy road to becoming a modern global university, with students and staff of diverse faiths, sexualities, genders, ethnicities, nationalities and races. The significance of the Act is explained further at: https://staff.admin.ox.ac.uk/article/opening-oxford-to-the-world-1871#/ Generously supported by Robert & Lynne Krainer |
