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Week ending Friday 6 September 2002
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October Open Day - it's sooner than you think!

The next general open day is only 5 weeks away. If you have any additional requests ie. PC's for your stand, new posters, extra tables, chairs or power supplies, please let me know by 20 September.

Email Lynda on l.isaac@bradford.ac.uk or call ext. 3034

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Adult Learners' Awards 2003

If you know an adult learner whose achievements could inspire others, why not nominate them for an award?

Everyone nominated will receive a certificate of achievement from the National Institute of Adult Continuing Education (NIACE) and the adults they select for an award will receive a £200 learning voucher and be invited to a national ceremony.

Contact Lynda on ext 3034 or email l.isaac@bradford.ac.uk for nomination forms or info.

Closing date 10 January 2003.

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Visa Service in Pakistan

The British High Commission-Pakistan is now able to accept all student visa applications.

The website address for the British High Commission is: www.britainonline.org.pk/consular/visaiba.html

Applications must be submitted through the nearest Gerry's / FedEx office and must be accompanied by full supporting documentary evidence. Universities and colleges are advised not to fax the High Commission with letters of support.

For further information please see the British Council website or the regional managers: www.britishcouncil.org.pk/infoexch/pakstvis.htm

Contacts:

Uzma.Yousuf@britishcouncil.org.pk
Education Promotion Manager, Islamabad

Ghazal.Gilani@britishcouncil.org.pk
Education Promotion Manager, Karachi

Abu.Rehan@britishcouncil.org.pk
Education Promotion Manager, Lahore

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Fancy being in a Film? Change of date

You may recall a message earlier in the year asking for people to take part in a film which is to become part of a unique public artwork for the newly developed Glydegate Square, next to the National Museum of Photography, Film and Television. The artwork, called Extra, by Sheffield-based artists Frances Hegarty and Andrew Stones, is due to begin its three year life late in November 2002. Extras are sought to take part in a video shoot on either Sunday 29th September or Sunday 27th October, 5:00 - 10:00pm. People from as many backgrounds as possible are being looked for, dressed to suggest their occupation or profession. They would like 4 representatives from the University.

For further information contact Claire Gibbons in Corporate Communications in the first instance, on ext: 6529, or email c.s.gibbons@bradford.ac.uk

Please email Claire even if you have volunteered previously confirming the date(s) that you are available. Closing date for volunteers: Friday 27 September.

Further details also available here (word document or pdf version)

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New Season at Theatre in the Mill

The new season brochure for Theatre in the Mill is now available online and around campus. Pick up a brochure, have a look at www.brad.ac.uk/theatre/ or email: a.j.loretto@bradford.ac.uk for more details.

Look out for Early Bird Fridays - a new initiative especially for staff of the University. These shows start at 6.30pm so that you can come and see a show straight from work and be finished well in time to go home and enjoy the rest of the evening.

And what's more, all University staff get in at a special concession rate for these two shows on production of valid staff card!

Enjoy!

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News from Catering - daily menus and prices

Daily menus are now available on the Catering website at www.bradford.ac.uk/catering

As from 2nd September the annual price increase in catering will take affect.

If you have any comments about the Catering service or website please contact David Nuttall, Executive Chef Manager, on ext: 5950 or email: d.nuttall@Bradford.ac.uk

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Information for all staff involved in the provision of Open/Focus Days, Feature Visits, Taster Classes, Revision Classes and Summer Schools (or other similar activities) for school pupils in Years 11 and 12.

University Compact Scheme 'Developing Progression Routes into Higher Education'

The following information has been circulated to all Deans of Schools, Heads of Departments, Admissions Tutors and Recruitment Managers:

The University of Bradford is seeking new ways of raising aspirations and boosting entry into Higher Education through the development of Compact Schemes. Two workshops have been organised on Tuesday 17th September 2002 at either 10am or 1.30pm in Ashfield, Room T0.3.

It is essential for you to attend if you are involved in the delivery of events to schools. The workshop will enable you to gain an insight into the University's Compact Scheme and will focus on the content and delivery of the scheme.

Please confirm attendance (specifying which session you intend to attend) to Carla Weatherill on ext: 5415 or email c.m.weatherill@bradford.ac.uk.

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Learning Support Seminar Series Programme

The Learning Support Seminar Series Programme from the Teaching Quality Enhancement Group is available and has already been circulated to departments.

If you would like your own copy e-mail your request to tqe-sec@bradford.ac.uk or phone ext: 5390.

Alternatively an electronic version (pdf version) is available via www.brad.ac.uk/acad/tqeg/Programmes/LSSProgramme02.pdf

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