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University Events (February 2012)
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International Academic Association on Planning Law and Property Rights
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7th February 2012 - 10th February 2012 Europa Hotel, Belfast .
Papers are now invited for the 6th International conference of the International Academic Association on Planning, Law and Property Rights. 
Cost: Cover Charge, 4 Day ticket = £180 (€200)
Day ticket = £90 (€100)
Conference Dinner = £45 (€50)
Contact: Dr. Heather Ritchie Tel: 028 90366676
If you would like to attend this event please notify us using the contact details above.
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POSTPONED - Inaugural Professorial Lecture by Paddy Gray, Professor of Housing
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15th February 2012
LECTURE POSTPONED
Cost: Free.
Contact: Tel: 028 90368610
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TJI Seminar Series - Mark Thompson, Relatives for Justice
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15th February 2012: 12:30 - 14:00 Seminar Room 21D51, Dalriada House, Jordanstown campus.
'Dealing with the Past - Current Mechanisms - A Truth Commission or the Criminal Justice System?'
Cost: Free.
Contact: Elaine McCoubrey Tel: 028 90366202
If you would like to attend this event please notify us using the contact details above.
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CULTURAL CROSSINGS: Harp Recital by Dimitri Boekhoorn
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21st February 2012: 19:30 - 21:30 Ballycastle Golf Club, Ballycastle.
Dimitiri Boekhoorn presents an evening of traditional Celtic and early music as well as his own compositions on a variety of early and modern harps. Local harp players will also perform.
Contact: Ms Janet Mackle Tel: 028 70324683
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Inaugural Professorial Lecture by Mark Shevlin, Professor of Psychology
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22nd February 2012: 18:30 - 19:45 Lecture Theatre MD108, Magee campus.
"Modelling Madness: Population Based Analyses of Adversity and Psychosis"
Lecture followed by refreshments
Cost: Free.
Contact: Mrs Margaret Thompson Tel: 028 90368610
If you would like to attend this event please notify us using the contact details above.
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CULTURAL CROSSINGS: When the Potatoes Failed by Alex Blair
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22nd February 2012: 20:00 - 21:00 Ballymoney Town Hall, Ballymoney Town Hall.
Setting the context for the Cultural Crossings programme, popular local historian, Alex Blair, explores the great watershed of the famine in 19th century Irish history and its immediate and long-term consequences on Ireland.
Contact: Ms Janet Mackle Tel: 028 70324683
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Masterclasses in the Applied Arts - Colin Reid
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23rd February 2012: 13:00 - 14:00 Ulster Museum, Botanic Gardens, Belfast.
Colin Reid is regarded as a pioneer in the field of kilncast glass. He exhibits internationally and has work in over 45 museum collections worldwide. He has undertaken many public and private commissions often combining glass with other media such as metal, stone or wood.
Contact: Ulster Museum Tel: 028 90267220
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CULTURAL CROSSINGS: An Evening with Len Graham and Jack Lynch
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23rd February 2012: 20:00 - 22:00 Ballymoney Town Hall, Ballymoney.
Len Graham, one of Ireland’s best known Irish singers, is joined by actor and storyteller Jack Lynch for an evening of music, songs and stories.
Contact: Ms Janet Mackle Tel: 028 70324683
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CULTURAL CROSSINGS: Cran - Masters of Irish Music and Song
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28th February 2012: 20:00 - 22:00 The Octagon, Coleraine campus.
This unique group in the Irish folk music world offers a display of dazzling technical virtuosity combined with banter and humour. Their extensive repertoire ranges from bubbling dance music to haunting slow airs, the old story-telling long ballads to lively comic songs, vocal styles from Connemara to Donegal, and material from the Scots-Gaelic and Breton traditions.
Contact: Ms Janet Mackle Tel: 028 70324683
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