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BAMS Postgraduate Training Day: Pedagogy (9 April 2021)

We’ve already circulated a save the date for this, but here are further details of this year’s BAMS Postgraduate Training Day, which will run online (via Zoom) on Friday 9 April 2021.

This year’s topic is pedagogy. In addition to the kinds of questions that we all have when we come to teach for the first time, this year we’ve been having to think again about our practices in delivering material online.

The outline for the day is:

11-12.30: Modernism and Teaching Difficulty (Dr Barbara Cooke)
12.30-1.30 Lunch
1.30-2.45 Modernism and Teaching in Different Places (Dr Sophie Baldock and Dr Andrew Frayn)
2.45-3.00 Coffee Break
3.00-3.45 Roundtable on Modernism and Postgraduate Pedagogy (BAMS executive committee members)
3.45 End

Those times will include space for Q&A, and discussion in breakout rooms which will be hosted by our PGR reps. We’re working on the best way to organise this, and in registering we’re asking for research keywords to try to facilitate this.

As we’ll be doing the event online this year, it’s free and open to all.
Please register at the form here: https://forms.gle/2wrMr3m3q4YXMxrn7
You will need to register by 4pm (UK time) on Thursday 8 April 2021. The event link will be sent via email.

We’re looking forward to talking about teaching with you next month!

If you appreciate the work we do, then please help to fund us by joining the society: https://bams.ac.uk/membership/

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BAMS PGR Training Day: Teaching & Pedagogy, Edinburgh, 3 Apr 2020

CANCELLED

Edinburgh Napier University, Merchiston Campus

Friday 3 April 2020

Register here

BAMS runs a rotating three-year series of postgraduate training days which focus on the three key parts of most salaried academic contracts: research, teaching and administration.

This year the training day focuses on teaching and pedagogy.  The focus will be on discursive sessions through which attendees can develop their own practice.

We’re delighted that Sarah Bernstein and Patricia Malone, Early Career Fellows at the University of Edinburgh, will join us to lead a session on teaching difficulty.  The sessions will focus on:

  • Teaching difficulty / modernism in the classroom (Sarah Bernstein and Patricia Malone, University of Edinburgh)
  • Teaching at / to different levels and in different settings (Andrew Frayn, Edinburgh Napier University, and Claire Warden, Loughborough University)
  • Pedagogical techniques, methods and approaches (TBA)

The day will run from 11am-5.30pm.  Lunch is not provided, but there will be a generous lunch break, information on local places to eat, and a breakout room if you prefer to bring your own food.

Thanks to the Centre for Literature and Writing at Edinburgh Napier University for supporting the event.

We look forward to seeing you in Edinburgh!

 

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BAMS Training Day, Bristol, 27 March

British Association for Modernist Studies

Postgraduate and Early Career Training Day: Research and Digital Humanities in Modernist Studies

Hosted by the AHRC South, West and Wales Doctoral Training Programme

University of Bristol, Wednesday 27 March 2019

Southwell Street Training Rooms, 1st floor, New Veterinary School, Southwell Street, Bristol

The 10th annual BAMS training day, in partnership with the South-West and Wales Doctoral Training Programme, will focus on research skills for modernist studies, with a special emphasis upon the Digital Humanities. As in all BAMS training days, the focus will be on practical advice for entry into a career in the field of modernist studies, or for those at an early-career stage. The day will combine talks and workshops presented by visiting speakers and by members of the BAMS Executive Steering Committee. Registration is free for BAMS members, £5 for non-members; travel bursaries will be available for SWW DTP researchers.

Register at: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/postgraduate-training-day-research-and-digital-humanities-in-modernist-studies-tickets-56102998579
(registration closes 19 March)

To join BAMS (including a subscription to Modernist Cultures), go to: https://bams.ac.uk/membership/.

Student rates: £40 including print subscription to Modernist Cultures; £30 online-only access to Modernist Cultures.

To find out more about the opportunities offered by the SWW DTP, visit: https://www.sww-ahdtp.ac.uk/

Programme

10.00
Registration

10.30
Welcome (Gareth Mills/Jeff Wallace, University of Reading/Cardiff
Metropolitan)

10.40
Introduction: Canon versus Literary History in Modernist Research (Tim
Armstrong, Royal Holloway University)

11.10
Coffee

11.30
Pursuing and presenting your research: application, grants, appointments
(Adam Watt, University of Exeter)

Lunch (not provided)

DIGITAL HUMANITIES

2.00
Keynote speaker 1: Helen Southworth, University of Oregon: On MAPP
(Modernist Archives Publishing Project)

3.00
Coffee

3.15
Workshop: Gabriel Hankins, ‘The Weak Powers of Digital Modernist Studies’ (article, Modernism/modernity 25:3, September 2018, pp.569-585) (Suzanne Hobson and Jeff Wallace)

4.15
Keynote speaker 2: Finn Fordham, Royal Holloway University: Uses and Abuses of ‘The Network’ for Humanities Research

5.15
Concluding reflections; pub

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Registration open for PG and ECR training day

Registration is now open for the BAMS Postgraduate and Early Career Researcher Training Day: Career/Administration. Reserve your place at the RHUL online shop:
(£5 for BAMS members and £10 for non-members).

Wed. 28 March 2018, 10.00am (first session at 10.30am) – 5.10pm.
Location:  Room 104, Senate House, London WC1 7HU (central London)

The ninth annual BAMS training day this year will focus on career administration and university administration in the early career (especially as it impacts on the expectations of job applicants and ECRs). The focus will be on practical advice, but the day will also allow candidates to focus on the profession as it is currently developing, and to reflect on their own skills, and indeed on how they might be put to use outside academia. While the day is organized by BAMS, its general focus means that students working in other areas should find it equally valuable, students in the TECHNE consortium are especially encouraged to attend. You can find the full programme here.

The training day is hosted by the Department of English at Royal Holloway and the TECHNE consortium and will be led by members of the BAMS executive as well as TECHNE staff.

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BAMS Postgraduate Training Day: Career Administration, 28 March

BAMS Postgraduate Training Day: Career Administration

Wednesday 28 March 2018

Venue: Senate House, London (hosted by RHUL)

Save the date! The 2018 Postgraduate Training Day on Career Administration will be held on 28 March 2018 at Senate House, London. There will be workshops on applications and interviews, publishing, institutional demands in the profession and marketing your skills and experience outside HE. Guest speakers will include Dr Shelley Trower (Roehampton) and Dr Kate McGettigan (RHUL). There will be a small charge for the day of £5 for BAMS members and £10 for non-members. Registration information and the programme for the day will be announced soon.

Join BAMS here: https://bams.ac.uk/membership/

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Register now for the 2017 BAMS postgraduate training day!

Registration is now live for the 2017 BAMS postgraduate training day, to be held at De Montfort University, Leicester on April 5. Read the full program and sign up below.

Please note: the day will be held in VPPD 2.02 (Vijay Patel Building). A PDF map is attached below.

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Save the date! The next BAMS Training Day will be on April 5, at De Montfort

Get your diaries out: the next BAMS Training Day will be held at De Monfort University on Wednesday, April 5th. This year’s event will focus on Teaching Modernism, and postgraduates at all stages are warmly invited to attend. Watch this space for more details!

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BAMS Postgraduate Training Day: Final Places Remaining

A few places are still available for the upcoming BAMS training day. Book now to ensure your spot. We look forward to seeing you in Oxford.

British Association for Modernist Studies

Postgraduate Training Day: Research Skills for Modernist Studies

Hosted by the Faculty of English, University of Oxford

Friday 11 March 2016

The seventh annual BAMS postgraduate training day will explore recent trends in modernist studies and give practical advice on research management, with the aim of preparing you for a career in modernist studies. This event is open to registered on-course doctoral students working in the field of modernism. Registration (including lunch) is free to members of BAMS, and a limited number of travel bursaries are also available to BAMS members whose transport costs over £20. Registration is £5 for non-members. Places are limited, so please register by clicking here (or go to www.oxforduniversitystores.co.uk and search ‘BAMS’) by Monday 7 March. To apply for a travel bursary, please send travel information and/ or receipts to bamsresearchskills@gmail.com.  General enquiries may also be directed to this address.

To join BAMS (including a subscription to Modernist Cultures) go to https://bams.ac.uk/membership/. Student rate: £32; online-only £23.

BAMS research training day programme

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BAMS Postgraduate Training Day 2016

Thank you for registering for the British Association for Modernist Studies Postgraduate Training Day in Oxford this Friday. We’re very much looking forward to seeing you.

Here are the documents you’ll need to download for the day, including four articles that you’ll want to read in advance in preparation for our first session, ‘Modernism Across the Disciplines’. We’ll be discussing different constructions of modernism in the various academic disciplines, focusing in particular on the distinctions between English, Modern Languages and Art History. Please come armed with thoughts on the four articles!

BAMS research training day programme

University buildings map

Articles:

Aching

DeLue

Nemerov

Rogers

As you’ll see from the programme, the sessions begin at 11:30, but we’ll be ready for you with coffee and tea from 11. The day’s events will take place in the Senior Common Room (SCR) of the Faculty of English. A map of Oxford’s buildings is available to download with the other documents, and further information is here:

http://www.english.ox.ac.uk/contact-us/directions-map.html

If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to contact us at bamsresearchskills@gmail.com

With best wishes

Rebecca Beasley and Jamie Callison

for the BAMS Executive Committee

 

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BAMS Postgraduate Training Day: Research Skills for Modernist Studies

British Association for Modernist Studies

Postgraduate Training Day: Research Skills for Modernist Studies

Hosted by the Faculty of English, University of Oxford

Friday 11 March 2016

The seventh annual BAMS postgraduate training day will explore recent trends in modernist studies and give practical advice on research management, with the aim of preparing you for a career in modernist studies. This event is open to registered on-course doctoral students working in the field of modernism. Registration (including lunch) is free to members of BAMS, and a limited number of travel bursaries are also available to BAMS members whose transport costs over £20. Registration is £5 for non-members. Places are limited, so please register by clicking here (or go to www.oxforduniversitystores.co.uk and search ‘BAMS’) by Monday 7 March. To apply for a travel bursary, please send travel information and/ or receipts to bamsresearchskills@gmail.com.  General enquiries may also be directed to this address.

To join BAMS (including a subscription to Modernist Cultures) go to https://bams.ac.uk/membership/. Student rate: £32; online-only £23.

BAMS research training day programme