Angela Beggan

@angelabeggan.bsky.social

Senior Lecturer (Associate Professor) in Physical Activity and Health, University of the West of Scotland

Join us in this free webinar of our "Creative Methods in Qualitative Research" series! "Slowing down to what matters - Connecting with nature as method" with Jacqui Peters. Open to QRSE and non-QRSE members! 📅 Date: 16th October 2025 ⏰ Time: 10.00 - 11.00 am BST 🔗https://shorturl.at/pZIb3

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📢 Important Announcement 📢 Due to the 2026 World Cup being hosted in Toronto this June, the 2026 QRSE Conference has been rescheduled to May 11–14, 2026. Stay tuned for updates on registration, accommodations, and abstract submissions! #QRSE2026

Thrilled to be recruiting a Postdoctoral Research Associate in the Moving Bodies Lab. Successful candidate will design & conduct an original prog of work that aligns with the aims of MBL & work with me and other members of the Lab team to…

Durham Institute for Medical Humanities@durhamimh.bsky.social · 2y ago

Could you be our new Postdoctoral Research Associate? We are appointing a talented researcher to work with the Moving Bodies Lab, led by @cassie-phoenix.bsky.social! We welcome applications from researchers interested in physical activity and health. Find out more👉 durham.taleo.net/careersectio...

Illustration collage of bodies in various forms of exercise, including swimming and meditation. Backdrop of an ocean, with butterflies, birds, trees and bushes.

The Wind’s Twelve Corners turns 50 this year. First published in 1975 by Harper & Row, the book won Best Collection in the 1976 Locus Awards. It includes “The Ones Who Walk Away From Omelas,” “Vaster Than Empires and More Slow,” and many other fantastic stories.

Two copies of The Wind's Twelve Quarters by Ursula K. Le Guin sit on a wood table. The left-hand copy is the 2004 Harper Perennial edition, which is mostly white space with the text in black, with a narrow band depicting a hillside with trees in unnaturally blue light. The right-hand copy is the smaller 2022 Olive edition, which is in shades of purple and depicts a pegasus among puffy clouds.

Come! Brian’s book is what we need right now - I know I am biased, but truly, this is an epistemic book. It is not only a book about Trump - it is a book about the logics of contemporary fascism. And about ways of moving elsewhere, and otherwise.

Brian Massumi and Kathleen Steward in Conversation, March 31 6:30 on online, Intellectual Publics

ROLE: Chair of Court - UWS👏🏾 I’m proud to be Chancellor at University of the West of Scotland and excited to see its continued success. For more details about the Chair of Court role, see James’ recent post below ⬇️ www.uws.ac.uk/about-uws/go...

Appointment of Chair of Court

This page sets out the arrangements in place for the appointment of the Chair of Court at UWS who as a charity trustee will also be Chair of the Governance & Nominations Committee.

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