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The next two articles for our special issue on #Inclusion, Disability and Access in the #Arts have just gone live! Visit our website to check them out ✨birmingham.ac.uk/schools/lcahm/… #OttoDix #GermanExpressionism #Walsall #accessibility

Congratulations to everyone graduating this week. YOU ARE AWESOME 🤩🙌

Our new website includes a celebration of the 2019 winners and case studies of previous projects. Check it out: intranet.birmingham.ac.uk/arts-law/stude… featuring @tomcutterham, @NikkEffingham, @TylerCo10783171 Academics don't forget the deadline for proposals is January 6th.

As the vacation nears, you can find out about our opening hours and what spaces will be open here: intranet.birmingham.ac.uk/as/libraryserv…

@tomcutterham P.S. This has now been fixed 😊

@CAL_UGRS Hey folks, looks cool but I'm in the History Department!

@tomcutterham Thanks Tom! We'll send this edit on and get it updated. Hope you'll consider applying for a scholar again this year 👩‍🎓

Here's what Shahab in @bhamlaw had to say about their experience of having a scholar as part of @CAL_UGRS Academics can apply now: bit.ly/UGRSProposals

Have you heard? The call for academic proposals for UGRS 2020 is now open! Apply now to get 5 weeks of high quality research support over the summer vacation: bit.ly/UGRSProposals

UGRS Scholar Kate Robertshaw features in the first episode entitled 'What can we learn from teaching collections?'. It introduces listeners to the incredible specialist teaching collections on campus at the university. #collections #teaching #research #university #campus

@CAL_UGRS @InTestimony Congratulations Nataliya! The work she did on @InTestimony and @CultasTestimony was so valuable and will be used in future reports and publications (with full credit given of course!)

@ProfSaraJones @InTestimony

Nataliya Nikolova's blog post won our schemes blog prize! Vicky Beddoes, award winning life-style blogger and photographer and Digital Marketing and Communications Officer said 'the writing was engaging, entertaining and inspiring' Read Nataliya's post at the link below ↓

We are in the news @UniSalerno @UoBSchool_Hist @CAHA_UoB @CAL_UGRS anteprima24.it/regione/montec… via @Anteprima24.it

Michael Barnes won the runner up prize for their blog post on recording the grammatical legacy of Judeo-Spanish. Read it here: blog.bham.ac.uk/calstudentrese…

Thank you to everyone who came to our end of scheme celebration last week. A special thank you to @ElaineFulton9 for introducing the event. Here's to 2020! 🎉🎓 Scholars: don't forget the 'Making the Most of Your Scholarship' session tomorrow at 2pm in Alan Walters seminar rm 3.

Drum roll please! After 5 weeks of tireless work, we’re pleased to present @sweetkatyinblue 's report on the history of the Archaeology Collection. Please take a look & learn the fascinating history of the objects in our care. birmingham.ac.uk/schools/histor… @CAL_UGRS @rcc_redmarley

We are all set up for our end of scheme event in the welcome marquee! Don't forget to come on down and vote for your favourite poster 🖼🗳☑ #bhamUGRS

*New Blog Post* to celebrate #NationalPoetryDay. Our @CAL_UGRS scholar Louisa Day spent the summer researching 'Baudelaire Beyond Song'. Her first post analyses a #musicvideo by @ExsangueMusic #Baudelaire #adaptation bit.ly/32WoGhR

Read about Ryan's experience of the Decolonising British Heritage project, led by @SadiahQureshi, Dr Kate Smith and Corinne Fowler: blog.bham.ac.uk/calstudentrese…

After a year of planning and lots of hard work we’re delighted to say that the redisplay is complete & ready to be enjoyed. Thanks to all our volunteers, @CAL_UGRS scholar Kate, Anna Young at the @rcc_redmarley & @jen_e_turner We hope you enjoy the new display!