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SUMMARY:Faculty Research Series 2014 | Professor Alys Young and Dr Kather
 ine Rogers
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DESCRIPTION:'''Host:''' School of Nursing\, Midwifery and Social Work\n\n
 '''BSL/English interpreter will be provided'''\n\n'''Speakers:''' \n\nSe
 nior presenter: Professor Alys Young\, “Deaf people with dementia: narra
 tive techniques as cross cultural bridges”\n\nAlys Young PhD\, is Profes
 sor of Social Work Education and Research and director of the SORD (Soci
 al Research with Deaf People) programme at the University of Manchester\
 , and Visiting Professor in the Centre for Deaf Studies\, University of 
 the Witwatersrand\, South Africa.  Her primary research focus is the int
 ersection of d/Deaf and hearing lives whether in the family or in multi 
 disciplinary service provision across the lifecourse. She is the author 
 of over 100 research outputs\, remains a registered social worker and is
  an associate editor of the Journal of Deaf Studies and Deaf Education. 
  Her latest book (with B Temple) “Approaches to social research:  the ca
 se of deaf studies” is published by Oxford in the Perspectives on Deafne
 ss Series.    \n\nJunior presenter: Dr Katherine Rogers\, “Exploring men
 tal well-being with Deaf people”\n\nKatherine Rogers PhD\, is formerly a
  NIHR doctoral fellow and currently a research associate within the SORD
  group.  She was awarded PGR student of the year in 2013 in the School o
 f Nursing\, Midwifery and Social Work and her research focuses on primar
 y mental health care and Deaf people.  She is a trustee of the British S
 ociety for Mental Health and Deafness.\n\n'''About the research series:'
 '' \n\nThe monthly Faculty Research Series events are open to all staff 
 and students from across the Faculty of Medical and Human Sciences and t
 he University\, offering an opportunity to celebrate research achievemen
 t and stimulate scientific interaction.  Each month one host School or I
 nstitute from the Faculty will pair with a different School or Institute
  to highlight and showcase similar topics from different perspectives.  
 The 2014 series is led by Professor David Eisner and administered from t
 he Faculty Research Office.\n\n'''Schedule:'''\n\nHeld on Wednesday lunc
 htimes\, each meeting lasts an hour\, including two 20-25 minute present
 ations – one from a junior and one from a more senior member of Faculty 
 staff.  Each presentation will be followed by a short discussion. A buff
 et lunch will be available from 12.30.  Presentations begin at 1pm. \n\n
 '''Registration:''' \n\nPlease note that places will be limited so regis
 tration is essential\, please register via [http://mhsfacultyresearchser
 ies28may.eventbrite.co.uk Eventbrite] 
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LOCATION:G306b\, Jean McFarlane Building \, Oxford Rd\, Manchester\, M139
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