The following training opportunities are available to all Arts and Humanities research students at Birkbeck.
CHASE Creative Writing Residency
18 – 25 May | Near Kings Lynn, Norfolk
A creative writing residency to provide an opportunity for creative writers across the CHASE network to build creative writing skills, further CHASE creative writing projects, develop pedagogical skills and build relationships across the network.
The Residency is a one-week program for creative writers from 18th to 25th May at the Great Barn Farm near Kings Lynn. The week will consist of daily student led workshops and writing classes on theory and practice with a masterclass on the 19th from Sarah Hall, who has published six novels, won the Commonwealth Writers Prize and been shortlisted for the Booker Prize. The week will also include scheduled time for participants to further their own creative projects. It will conclude with a group discussion on teaching best practices and draft guidelines.
Possibilities: Media as process and actant
Title: Continuous corpo-realities <-> diagramming probabilities and possibilities!
Friday 9 March | 10.00-17.00 | University of Sussex
How do digital tools, environments and research co-construct each other? How can you trace the materiality of your research? How might you diagram the interdependencies of your research sites? What are some of the possible re-mappings and re-imaginings that might occur?
