The 2020 Annual Lecture will take place on Tuesday 10th November, starting at 1715, and via video conferencing. Full details are here.
Details of how to join in will be communicated closer to the time.
The 2020 Annual Lecture will take place on Tuesday 10th November, starting at 1715, and via video conferencing. Full details are here.
Details of how to join in will be communicated closer to the time.
Following the success of the inaugural SMCS lecture last October, the Society invites members, guests, and all members of both the St Mary’s College and broader university community to our second annual SMCS Lecture, to be held in the Kenworthy Hall on Tuesday 6th November 2018.
This year’s lecture is, ‘‘The Rich Entanglement of Science and Religion, a Fresh Appraisal’ and the Speaker is Professor Tom McLeish FRS, who has recently departed from Durham University to become Professor of Natural Philosophy in the Department of Physics at the University of York.
Professor McLeish has varied research interests, as detailed here, and is a long-standing friend of the college, having been a member of the SCR for many years and a supporter of the college community.
Refreshments will be provided on the evening and booking is not required. Please come along, and bring friends/family to what will be a fascinating lecture.
The SMCS Committee
Dear Members,
The inaugural SMCS Annual Lecture will take place in the Kenworthy Hall of St Mary’s College at 2030 on Tuesday 24th October 2017.
Professor Nancy Cartwright will deliver a lecture entitled:
‘Evidence and Policy: Why ‘What Works’ Doesn’t Work’
This promises to be a most fascinating and timely examination of thought and logical thinking, particularly against the backdrop of the world in 2017.
There is no need to book and all members are welcome, along with their friends, family and other guests. Refreshments will be provided on the night.
With best wishes,
SMCS Committee
Dear Members,
The 2017 annual newsletter is now published on this site and can be found here. Happy reading and we hope to see many members in September at the Reunion.
SMCS Committee
Dear Members,
Please find the Christmas supplement to our annual newlsletter here.
We hope you enjoy this festive content and look forward to sharing news of developments in relation to the exciting new reunion plans and also a revised newsletter in the new year.
We wish you all a very Merry Christmas and Happy New Year.
Steven Spencer
Vice President SMCS
Applications for the 2016-17 SMCS Book Fund are now open. Applications will be accepted until 2200 on Saturday 12 November 2016.
For more guidance and details on how to apply, visit the application page.
Dear Members (and visitors),
The Society’s annual newsletter has now been published and can be read here. We hope you all enjoy the content and especially have a close look at the reunion information, for which places are still available for booking. Full details can be found here.
We hope to see many of you in September and welcome any and all thoughts concerning the newsletter and all other Society activities.
Yours,
Steven Spencer
SMCS Vice President
EDIT: Nominations for election closed at the SMCS AGM at the 2015 Reunion Weekend. Congratulations to Beth Rudd (2010 – 15) and Gillian Martin (1964 – 69). More details to follow.
Nominations for election to the Society committee are currently open. If you’d like to stand for election, please download the form here.
Once completed, and for any questions, please email Christine Wright, Society Secretary.
The AGM will be held on Saturday 12 September 2015, during the Reunion Weekend.
Please note: Bookings are no longer available for the Reunion Weekend.
Dear All,
An evening dinner at St Aidan’s has now been added to the programme of the reunion event. Please see the reunion page for details.
Yours,
SMCS Committee