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Category: staff news
Elinor Cleghorn talk launches New Centre for Medical Humanities
The University of Kent will launch its Centre for Health and Medical Humanities (CHMH) on Wednesday 12 October with a public lecture and Q&A by Dr Elinor … Read more
Maurizio Cinquegrani publishes new book about war and film
Research success continues in the School of Arts, with Maurizio Cinquegrani, Senior Lecturer in Film and Media, recently publishing an exciting new volume exploring war, … Read more
Honorary Fellow in the School of Arts; Sarah Cardwell publishes four new books
Dr Sarah Cardwell joined the University of Kent in 2000 as Lecturer in Film and Television Studies. Whilst at Kent, Sarah launched the study of television in … Read more
Satire as safety valve: moving beyond a mistaken metaphor
Lecturer in Film and Media, Dr Dieter Declercq has collaborated with Dr Chihab El Khachab (Social and Cultural Anthropology, University of Oxford) on a new … Read more
Dr Dieter Declercq creates pilot study to evaluate impact of stand-up comedy on eating disorder recovery
Lecturer in Film and Media Studies, Dr Dieter Declercq is Principal Investigator for a new pilot study, ‘Stand-up as recovery: comedy workshops for eating disorders’, … Read more
Dr Olly Double writes foreword for ‘All Puns Blazing’
Head of Comedy and Popular Performance, Dr Olly Double, has written the foreword for All Puns Blazing, a new Penguin publication from Geoff Rowe and … Read more
Music and Audio Technology staff and students to present at Electric Medway
Staff and students from Music and Audio Technology at the School of Arts will be presenting their work at Electric Medway, taking place from the … Read more
Dr Aki Pasoulas and Dr Brona Martin publish compositions in ‘Tides’ by Stolen Mirror
Music and Audio Technology lecturers Dr Aki Pasoulas and Dr Brona Martin have their respective compositions included in the collection ‘Tides‘, published by Stolen Mirror, … Read more
Nigel Mather publishes ‘Sex and desire in British films of the 2000s: Love in a damp climate’
Coinciding with the return of Love Island to our television screens (and complementing that programme’s tragi-comic portrayals of male-female relationships), Nigel Mather’s Sex and desire … Read more