LUCAS Conversazione
5:30pm - 8:30pm /
Tuesday 6th December 2022
/ Venue: Rendall Building, lecture Theatre 1 Rendall Building
Type: Meeting /
Category: Department
- Dr Michael Reilly
- Admission: Free
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The Liverpool University Centre for Archives Studies is delighted to celebrate 75 years of providing professional education.
LUCAS would like to acknowledge and honour our 75th anniversary by hosting an informal evening talk with some of the former educators on the programme who helped produce consistently successful graduates from the UK and internationally. The occasion will include contributions from Elizabeth Danbury, Caroline Williams and Margaret Procter and will be chaired by MARM graduate Andrew Flinn, Reader in Archival Studies and Oral History at University College London.
This will be a hybrid event and Zoom links will be made available for those of you that cannot attend in person.
Invite your fellow MARMites too!
Refreshments will be served.
LUCAS would like to acknowledge and honour our 75th anniversary by hosting an informal evening talk with some of the former educators on the programme who helped produce consistently successful graduates from the UK and internationally. The occasion will include contributions from Elizabeth Danbury, Caroline Williams and Margaret Procter and will be chaired by MARM graduate Andrew Flinn, Reader in Archival Studies and Oral History at University College London.
This will be a hybrid event and Zoom links will be made available for those of you that cannot attend in person.
Invite your fellow MARMites too!
Refreshments will be served.