Re: ESRC/Seminar group proposal

[Guest guest]

Sorry I won't be at Harrogate but am intending getting to the debate.

I hope that seminar goes well.

Toity

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Toity Deave

Toity.Deave@...

Institute of Child Health

Royal Hospital for Sick Children

St 's Hill

Bristol BS2 8BJ

Tel:0117 9285390

Fax:0117 9285167

[Guest guest]

Getting back to the ESRC research seminar competitive tender:

1. Reminder, that this is about a call for bids from the Economic and Social

Research Council, who are offering up to £12,000 over 2 years to fund research

seminar groups.

2. Many thanks to those of you who met in Harrogate to comment on the rough

first

draft that I sent for discussion. Special thanks to Ros Bryar, for collating

the

comments and sending them on to me; extremely useful.

3. I just realised that, beyond a vague mention (see old message below) I had

not

forwarded any details of where/when to meet to follow up those discussions and

push forward the proposal. I hope I might have time to give a bit more thought

to

it between now and then (although I have this little matter of a debate to

prepare!) .

It would be very useful to have some further discussion on Thursday afternoon if

anyone who is coming for the debate can get to London a bit early.

I have booked Room 3.26a Clerk Maxwell Building, KCL, 57 Waterloo Road,

from

3 to 5pm 16th November, and hope some people will be able to attend to join in

the

discussion before we leave to have a break and get to UCLs anatomy theatre.

Clerk Maxwell Building is on the corner of Stamford Street and Waterloo

Road

just before Waterloo Road becomes Waterloo Bridge Road across the Thames.

Nearest

mainline and underground is Waterloo (about 5-10 minutes walk).

At that junction, there is a large IMAX cinema in the middle of a roundabout; it

is

at the centre of a subway maze under the road. Leave Waterloo Station by Exit

5

and follow the steps down into the subway, until you reach the cinema (which is

well signposted). Keep the cinema on your left ; once you have walked past it,

take the first set of steps up to the road. You will see Clerk Maxwell

Building straight in front of you.

Best wishes

Cowley wrote:

> I attach a very rough first stab at the ESRC seminar group proposal. I

> hope those of you who are planning to discuss it in Harrogate, and

> anyone else, will feed back any comments/suggestions to me via the

> egroup. I will be out of contact Monday to Friday this week.

>

> We could circulate refinements and, perhaps, meet to finalise it on the

> afternoon of the 16th November, before the evening debate; I hope a

> number of people will get to that.

>

> I would be especially pleased if any practitioners or educationalists

> who do not regard themselves as 'researchers' could also find time to

> read it (sorry, it is my usual lengthy ramble) and suggest what their

> interest might be, if any. The official research council jargon

> describes you all as potential 'research users' and one criterion for

> judging the proposal is the extent which users are involved.

>

> Kind regards

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Re: ESRC/Seminar group proposal

hello

I regret that I cannot join meetings this week as I am on hols, unexpectedly

for the birth of my first grand child!

best regards, Marjorie

> Getting back to the ESRC research seminar competitive tender:

>

> 1. Reminder, that this is about a call for bids from the Economic and

Social

> Research Council, who are offering up to £12,000 over 2 years to fund

research

> seminar groups.

>

> 2. Many thanks to those of you who met in Harrogate to comment on the

rough first

> draft that I sent for discussion. Special thanks to Ros Bryar, for

collating the

> comments and sending them on to me; extremely useful.

>

> 3. I just realised that, beyond a vague mention (see old message below) I

had not

> forwarded any details of where/when to meet to follow up those

discussions and

> push forward the proposal. I hope I might have time to give a bit more

thought to

> it between now and then (although I have this little matter of a debate to

> prepare!) .

>

> It would be very useful to have some further discussion on Thursday

afternoon if

> anyone who is coming for the debate can get to London a bit early.

>

> I have booked Room 3.26a Clerk Maxwell Building, KCL, 57 Waterloo

Road, from

> 3 to 5pm 16th November, and hope some people will be able to attend to

join in the

> discussion before we leave to have a break and get to UCLs anatomy

theatre.

>

> Clerk Maxwell Building is on the corner of Stamford Street and

Waterloo Road

> just before Waterloo Road becomes Waterloo Bridge Road across the Thames.

Nearest

> mainline and underground is Waterloo (about 5-10 minutes walk).

>

> At that junction, there is a large IMAX cinema in the middle of a

roundabout; it is

> at the centre of a subway maze under the road. Leave Waterloo Station by

Exit 5

> and follow the steps down into the subway, until you reach the cinema

(which is

> well signposted). Keep the cinema on your left ; once you have walked

past it,

> take the first set of steps up to the road. You will see Clerk

Maxwell

> Building straight in front of you.

>

> Best wishes

>

>

>

> Cowley wrote:

>

> > I attach a very rough first stab at the ESRC seminar group proposal. I

> > hope those of you who are planning to discuss it in Harrogate, and

> > anyone else, will feed back any comments/suggestions to me via the

> > egroup. I will be out of contact Monday to Friday this week.

> >

> > We could circulate refinements and, perhaps, meet to finalise it on the

> > afternoon of the 16th November, before the evening debate; I hope a

> > number of people will get to that.

> >

> > I would be especially pleased if any practitioners or educationalists

> > who do not regard themselves as 'researchers' could also find time to

> > read it (sorry, it is my usual lengthy ramble) and suggest what their

> > interest might be, if any. The official research council jargon

> > describes you all as potential 'research users' and one criterion for

> > judging the proposal is the extent which users are involved.

> >

> > Kind regards

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

, will be there. Ros

[Guest guest]

Well, congratulations Marjorie! You and June will be able to swap

'granny's tales' and frighten the life out of the health visitors that

visit your babies.

Thank you for the timely reminder that we must finalise the ESRC research

seminar proposal this week; it is due inon Monday. Only Kelsey

made it to the 'pre-debate' meeting to discuss, so we did have a bit of

a chance to go over what is needed. Any last thoughts or offers of help welcome.

Majorie Talbot wrote:

> Re: ESRC/Seminar group proposal

>

> hello

>

> I regret that I cannot join meetings this week as I am on hols, unexpectedly

> for the birth of my first grand child!

>

> best regards, Marjorie

>

> > Getting back to the ESRC research seminar competitive tender:

> >

> > 1. Reminder, that this is about a call for bids from the Economic and

> Social

> > Research Council, who are offering up to £12,000 over 2 years to fund

> research

> > seminar groups.

> >

> > 2. Many thanks to those of you who met in Harrogate to comment on the

> rough first

> > draft that I sent for discussion. Special thanks to Ros Bryar, for

> collating the

> > comments and sending them on to me; extremely useful.

> >

> > 3. I just realised that, beyond a vague mention (see old message below) I

> had not

> > forwarded any details of where/when to meet to follow up those

> discussions and

> > push forward the proposal. I hope I might have time to give a bit more

> thought to

> > it between now and then (although I have this little matter of a debate to

> > prepare!) .

> >

> > It would be very useful to have some further discussion on Thursday

> afternoon if

> > anyone who is coming for the debate can get to London a bit early.

> >

> > I have booked Room 3.26a Clerk Maxwell Building, KCL, 57 Waterloo

> Road, from

> > 3 to 5pm 16th November, and hope some people will be able to attend to

> join in the

> > discussion before we leave to have a break and get to UCLs anatomy

> theatre.

> >

> > Clerk Maxwell Building is on the corner of Stamford Street and

> Waterloo Road

> > just before Waterloo Road becomes Waterloo Bridge Road across the Thames.

> Nearest

> > mainline and underground is Waterloo (about 5-10 minutes walk).

> >

> > At that junction, there is a large IMAX cinema in the middle of a

> roundabout; it is

> > at the centre of a subway maze under the road. Leave Waterloo Station by

> Exit 5

> > and follow the steps down into the subway, until you reach the cinema

> (which is

> > well signposted). Keep the cinema on your left ; once you have walked

> past it,

> > take the first set of steps up to the road. You will see Clerk

> Maxwell

> > Building straight in front of you.

> >

> > Best wishes

> >

> >

> >

> > Cowley wrote:

> >

> > > I attach a very rough first stab at the ESRC seminar group proposal. I

> > > hope those of you who are planning to discuss it in Harrogate, and

> > > anyone else, will feed back any comments/suggestions to me via the

> > > egroup. I will be out of contact Monday to Friday this week.

> > >

> > > We could circulate refinements and, perhaps, meet to finalise it on the

> > > afternoon of the 16th November, before the evening debate; I hope a

> > > number of people will get to that.

> > >

> > > I would be especially pleased if any practitioners or educationalists

> > > who do not regard themselves as 'researchers' could also find time to

> > > read it (sorry, it is my usual lengthy ramble) and suggest what their

> > > interest might be, if any. The official research council jargon

> > > describes you all as potential 'research users' and one criterion for

> > > judging the proposal is the extent which users are involved.

> > >

> > > Kind regards

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

[Guest guest]

Re: ESRC/Seminar group proposal

> >

> > hello

> >

> > I regret that I cannot join meetings this week as I am on hols,

unexpectedly

> > for the birth of my first grand child!

> >

> > best regards, Marjorie

> >

> > > Getting back to the ESRC research seminar competitive tender:

> > >

> > > 1. Reminder, that this is about a call for bids from the Economic and

> > Social

> > > Research Council, who are offering up to £12,000 over 2 years to fund

> > research

> > > seminar groups.

> > >

> > > 2. Many thanks to those of you who met in Harrogate to comment on the

> > rough first

> > > draft that I sent for discussion. Special thanks to Ros Bryar, for

> > collating the

> > > comments and sending them on to me; extremely useful.

> > >

> > > 3. I just realised that, beyond a vague mention (see old message

below) I

> > had not

> > > forwarded any details of where/when to meet to follow up those

> > discussions and

> > > push forward the proposal. I hope I might have time to give a bit

more

> > thought to

> > > it between now and then (although I have this little matter of a

debate to

> > > prepare!) .

> > >

> > > It would be very useful to have some further discussion on Thursday

> > afternoon if

> > > anyone who is coming for the debate can get to London a bit early.

> > >

> > > I have booked Room 3.26a Clerk Maxwell Building, KCL, 57

Waterloo

> > Road, from

> > > 3 to 5pm 16th November, and hope some people will be able to attend to

> > join in the

> > > discussion before we leave to have a break and get to UCLs anatomy

> > theatre.

> > >

> > > Clerk Maxwell Building is on the corner of Stamford Street and

> > Waterloo Road

> > > just before Waterloo Road becomes Waterloo Bridge Road across the

Thames.

> > Nearest

> > > mainline and underground is Waterloo (about 5-10 minutes walk).

> > >

> > > At that junction, there is a large IMAX cinema in the middle of a

> > roundabout; it is

> > > at the centre of a subway maze under the road. Leave Waterloo

Station by

> > Exit 5

> > > and follow the steps down into the subway, until you reach the cinema

> > (which is

> > > well signposted). Keep the cinema on your left ; once you have walked

> > past it,

> > > take the first set of steps up to the road. You will see Clerk

> > Maxwell

> > > Building straight in front of you.

> > >

> > > Best wishes

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > Cowley wrote:

> > >

> > > > I attach a very rough first stab at the ESRC seminar group proposal.

I

> > > > hope those of you who are planning to discuss it in Harrogate, and

> > > > anyone else, will feed back any comments/suggestions to me via the

> > > > egroup. I will be out of contact Monday to Friday this week.

> > > >

> > > > We could circulate refinements and, perhaps, meet to finalise it on

the

> > > > afternoon of the 16th November, before the evening debate; I hope a

> > > > number of people will get to that.

> > > >

> > > > I would be especially pleased if any practitioners or

educationalists

> > > > who do not regard themselves as 'researchers' could also find time

to

> > > > read it (sorry, it is my usual lengthy ramble) and suggest what

their

> > > > interest might be, if any. The official research council jargon

> > > > describes you all as potential 'research users' and one criterion

for

> > > > judging the proposal is the extent which users are involved.

> > > >

> > > > Kind regards

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

[Guest guest]

- is there anything you can do to stop me getting 2 of every

message? While it helps if I delete something by mistake I could

do without it. I think I may be registerd twice. Thanks for anything

you can do. Ros

[Guest guest]

Hello Ros; you are still registered under Hull address as well as City. I

will remove the Hull one and see if that helps.

R.M.Bryar@... wrote:

> - is there anything you can do to stop me getting 2 of every

> message? While it helps if I delete something by mistake I could

> do without it. I think I may be registerd twice. Thanks for anything

> you can do. Ros

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Thanks ! Have left a message on your answerphone - both

Sally and ine are very happy to be a part of the ESRC bid and

to have their names and institutions included. Sorry I should have

got back to you about this. Ros