Tuesday 11 June 2013, 2.00PM to 3.30pm
Speaker(s): Professor Carolyn Jackson, University of Lancaster
Female students' experiences of harassment and violence, including via the 'Uni lads' website, have been the subject of much recent media attention. Research suggests that violence is a pervasive aspect of the HE experience for a large proportion of female students. This seminar provides an excellent opportunity to explore and debate a topical and important educational issue.
Professor Jackson has conducted extensive research on laddism in education, the implications for boys' engagement and achievement with school, and the impact on girls' experiences of education. Dr Barbara Read, University of Glasgow will act as discussant and will be drawing on her vast experience of researching gender and educational cultures, gendered learner identities and students' experiences of higher education.
The seminar will take place on Tuesday 11th June at 2pm in A/D/017. A buffet lunch will be hosted from 1pm and the seminar will be followed by a wine reception from 3.30pm.
Please email Helen Parker at education-research-administrator@york.ac.uk to register for the seminar and confirming if you would like lunch, by 24 May 2013.
Location: A/D017, Science Education Building, Alcuin D Block