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GA Oxford Branch

Branch Officers

President
Dr Garrett Nagle (St Edward's School)
nagleg@stedwards.oxon.sch.uk

Secretary
Mrs Misa Newsome (Rye St Anthony School)
anewsome@ryestantony.co.uk

Treasurer and Branch Membership
Mr Paul Baker (GA Membership and Chair of ISWG)
pabsbaker@yahoo.com

 

All lectures and events take place at St Edward's School on Woodstock Road unless otherwise stated. Lectures take place in the New Hall, the Old Library or the North Wall.

Lectures are free for all school students and adults that are members of the GA. If the school or adult attending is not a member of the GA there is a charge of £5 per person on the door. This does not include day conferences which are charged for as shown in the programme.

Wherever possible, if you are bringing students please let Garrett Nagle know approximate numbers in advance so we can judge the size of venue required.

Programme

GA Oxford Branch Programme 2011-12 (481k)

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Applying geomorphology to real world problems
Tuesday 11 January, 5:00pm

Old Library, St Edward's School
Professor Heather Viles (Oxford University)
Heather Viles is Professor of Bio-geomorphology and Heritage Conservation at Oxford University, a Fellow and Tutor at Worcester College and a member of the landscape Dynamics research cluster. Her research is highly interdisciplinary and involves studies at the interface of geomorphology with ecology, engineering geology, environmental chemistry and materials conservation. In recent years she has focussed on three specific themes in my research, namely-Biological contributions to geomorphology; Weathering, geomorphology and landscape evolution in extreme environments (hyper-arid, coastal, cold, and Mars); and Building stone decay and conservation.


Annual Oxford Geography Teachers' Conference

Wednesday 22 February 2012

St Edward's School, Oxford
Download programme and booking form (Word)


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