Seminar Series, 2013-14
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Seminar Series, 2013-14
Semester 1
Thursday 26 September
Dr Juliana Adelman (St. Patrick’s College, Drumcondra)
‘Cows, Contagion and Sanitation in Victorian Dublin’
5 pm, K114, School of History & Archives, UCD.
Thursday 17 October
Dr Sean Lucey (Queen’s University Belfast)
‘Municipal Health Care and Maternity and Child Welfare in Inter-War Belfast’
5 pm, K114, School of History & Archives, UCD.
Thursday 7 November
Dr Laura Kelly (University College Dublin)
‘“Some of these Gentlemen may be a little Wild”: Irish Medical Student Culture, Gentility and Professional Identity, c.1830-1900’
5 pm, K114, School of History & Archives, UCD.
Semester 2
Thursday 6 February
Professor Mary E. Daly (University College Dublin)
‘Rhythm and blues: natural family planning in Ireland (1930s-1980s)’
5 pm, K114, School of History & Archives, UCD.
Thursday 6 March
‘Comparative Life Courses of Irish Convicts Transported to Tasmania'
Participants:
- Professor Janet McCalman, Centre for Health & Society, University of Melbourne (historian)
- Dr Rebecca Kippen, ARC Future Fellow, Centre for Health & Society, University of Melbourne (demographer)
- Associate Professor Len Smith, Australian Demographic and Social Research Institute, Australian National University (demographer)
- Sandra Silcot, Centre for Health & Society, University of Melbourne (systems designer)
This event is in collaboration with the School of Public Health and the Geary Institute.
5 pm, K114, School of History & Archives, UCD.
Thursday 3 April
Dr Robbie Roulston (University College Dublin)
"The most priceless possession of Protestants in this country”: the Adelaide Hospital and upholding Protestant healthcare in Ireland 1950-1972.
5 pm, K114, School of History & Archives, UCD.