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Pembroke Connects
Connecting you to your College
In this new digital world, Pembroke Connects is reaching out to help you stay connected, entertained and inspired. Below find links to video content, blogs, how-to seminars, concerts, memories and volunteer opportunities.
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Share a Pembroke memory, skill, book recommendation, or expertise with us by contacting Andrew Mitchell, our Alumni Engagement Officer: development@pmb.ox.ac.uk
Professor Carlos Velasco speaks about his new book, focusing on human multisensory experiences.
Following the Cybersecurity theme of the business breakfast on the 23rd of July, Jen Easterly (1990, PPE) delivered a lecture for GHC earlier on in the year about her career path to leading Morgan Stanley’s Cybersecurity Fusion Center.
Due for release on the 16th of July, Roman Krznaric's (1989, PPE) book The Good Ancestor looks into the history and the human mind to identify the ways that long-term thinking in a short-term contemporary world can benefit future generations.
Professor Nick Hawes (Fellow in Engineering Science) gives a sample lecture on Probabilistic Robots and how autonomous driving mechanisms can be used across a multitude of sectors.
The Careers in Unsettled Times Zoom discussion in full, part of Pembroke Careers Week.
We often get asked about the Admissions process and how to apply to study at Pembroke College. Kirsty Simpson from the Academic Office has recorded this video to give advice and explain about the Admissions process.
Anuka Gazara-Anthony (2016, DipOL) has shared with Pembroke Connects some ways that you can bring mindfulness into your day.
Fellow in Ecology, Dr Roberto Salguero-Gomez, has recorded his High Table talk on the mechanisms of how different species age and why humans senesce whilst other living organisms do not.
Professor Rebecca Williams, Blackstone-Heuston Fellow, was the keynote speaker at The Future of Legal Education and Training Conference 2020.
Frederic Aranda (Japanese, 1998) talks about his career as a portrait photographer alongside his interest in the Japanese culture in this video interview with the Japan Society London.
Fellow in English Dr Ushashi Dasgupta discusses the concept of space and the home within the works of Charles Dickens.
Alumnus Tarik O’Regan (1996, BA Music) will be streaming his full length ballet, ‘Mata Hari’ from May 23rd to June 6th, in association with the Dutch National Ballet Institute.
Professor Smithson demonstrates how, by using techniques borrowed from astronomy, vision scientists can take high-resolution images of the retina.
Hannah Kentridge (2015, Japanese) shares her experience of learning Japanese and offers advice for anyone looking to learn a new language.
Professor Stephen Tuck explores the impact Malcolm X had on Oxford during his famous visit in 1964.
On the 22nd of April, Jeremy Sutton (1979, Physics) held an online art class for members of the Pembroke community. The event showed techniques for drawing a still life scene and self-portraits, with a focus on using an iPad as the artistic medium.
During the Easter break, this year's participants were asked to submit a 2,000-word essay in response to a question either on Modern Languages, Philosophy and World Religion, Science or Humanities and Social Sciences. You can read the winning essays here.
Florence Wilkinson (2006, English) is the co-founder of the app Warblr, which helps to identify birds from their song. In this video, Florence gives a quick insight into how you can encourage birds into your garden.
Amanda Wilkinson (2010, English) has created a tutorial video for Pembroke Connects showing how to make medically approved PPE masks that can be donated to key workers during the PPE shortage worldwide.
The North American Pembrokian have written a feature focusing on four Pembrokians who have contributed to the close relationship between Pembroke and the United States: J.R.R. Tolkien, Sir Roger Bannister, J. William Fulbright, and Sir William Blackstone.
Dr James Read, Pembroke Fellow and Tutor in Philosophy, discusses theories of time and reality and whether they are compatible with Einstein's theory of relativity.
Dr. Suzan Meryem Rosita Kalayci has recorded a video for Pembroke Connects to mark the 105th Anniversary of the Armenian Genocide explaining what can be learnt from the Quaker Woman Edith Roberts.
Ms Nicola Harrison, Retained Lecturer in Singing and Song Interpretation, gives a quick singing lesson featuring a number of tips, techniques, and exercises.
Dr Rebekah White is Pembroke's Welfare and Wellbeing Coordinator. Rebekah coordinates a variety of events to promote wellbeing for students and staff, whilst providing extra support for those that need it.
Dr. Dyedra Morrissey currently works as a Retained Lecturer in Study Skills at Pembroke College and a guest lecturer at the Saïd Business School and shares some tips on how to teach successfully online.
Dr Amy Dickman, Kaplan Senior Research Fellow, has been working alongside National Geographic in the field of big cat conservation.
Dr Nicholas Cole provides an introduction to his research and to the focus of the Quill Project, a research group based at Pembroke.
These lectures commemorate former United States Senator J. William Fulbright, alumnus of Pembroke College, Oxford and founder of one of the most prestigious international education awards programs in the world: The Fulbright Program.
Explore some of Pembroke Library's greatest treasures here.
The College Archive contains a wide variety of documents, photographs and artwork. In an ongoing project a selection of these have been digitised and are now available online.
This video gives an insight into the content that will be coming soon, here on Pembroke Connects