Archived ebulletin: July 2005
News summary
The monthly Subject Centre e-bulletin gives information on events, news items and newly available resources.
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This bulletin contains information on the following:
- Enhancing Environmental Awareness through Literatures, Languages and Area Studies
- Routes into Reading
- Subject Centre Website Update - New resources this month
- E-Learning Survey: Sharing and Reusing electronic resources
Subject Centre events
1. Enhancing Environmental Awareness through Literatures, Languages and Area Studies
09 September 2005, CILT, London
The English Subject Centre and the Subject Centre for Languages, Linguistics
and Area Studies have recently completed projects as part of the HEFCEs Education
for Sustainable Development agenda. Sustainable development is not always seen
as a natural concern for humanities disciplines, but the work of the English
and LLAS Subject Centres has demonstrated that environmental issues can be
approached thought the studies of historical and contemporary cultures, societies
and literatures. The study of these subjects can help practitioners and their
students to reflect on their own practices. For further information, visit
the Subject Centre events
page.
2. Routes into Reading
20 October 2005, Institute of Romance Studies, Senate House, London
This one-day conference
will present ideas and strategies for creating interest and enthusiasm among
students for the study of foreign language literatures. These may include
the use of literature in translation and other texts (such as film) that
have been derived from or refer to works of literature. To reserve a place
please register at the Subject Centre event page.
Other Events
Please visit the Subject Centre events page for details of events not being organised by the Subject Centre.
Subject Centre Website Update
3. New resources this month
Education for Sustainable Development (ESD)
Survey
4. E-Learning Survey: Sharing and Reusing electronic resources
E-Learning Survey: Sharing and Reusing electronic resources
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Jane Copeland
Subject Centre for Languages, Linguistics and Area Studies
Modern Languages
School of Humanities
University of Southampton
Highfield
Southampton SO17 1BJ
tel: 023 8059 4814
fax: 023 8059 4815
email: ljc2@soton.ac.uk
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