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Can we 'gamify' classical antiquity? Dr Dunstan Lowe, Lecturer in Latin Literature in Classical & Archaeological Studies at Kent, spoke at the Games and Gaming Symposium at the University of Glasgow and asked how developers (and players) have made the ancient world playable. https://bit.ly/2I2QOqG

SECL events for the forthcoming week
Wednesday 29 May Student Learning Advisory Service, 'Programme for International Postgraduates (PIP) Researching and Managing a Dissertation/Research Project', 11am: http://ow.ly/A2OQ50uou9b
... Centre for Language and Linguistics invited talk, 'Comparative social interaction: Mayans and Rossel Islanders face to face', 4.30pm: http://ow.ly/gOo050uougK
Thursday 30 May Kent Union Volunteering Opportunities, 'Post Pals', 2pm: http://ow.ly/eWYr50uougn
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Ann-Christine Kinzer wins 2019 Graduate School Prize. More here: http://ow.ly/RzUg50uouyb

Film noir, ambiguous endings and ‘The Buddy Holly Story’: Nostalgia podcast with Michael Hession. More here: http://ow.ly/eVoP50unu3a

Lucy O’Meara wins Society for French Studies Research Fellowship. More here: http://ow.ly/479150umqPq

As part of a brand new video series, Second year Hispanic Studies student Rebecca guides you through a typical week in her life as a Modern Languages student: http://ow.ly/xSDT50ujtEK

Good luck to our students in Modern Languages at Kent, Comparative and World Literature at Kent and Religious Studies at the University of Kent taking exams this week.

'Jerusalem Destroyed': Dr Axel Stähler speaks at University of Bern, Switzerland. More here: http://ow.ly/8IU950ug5SJ

The full recording of the 'Life after Modern Languages' panel, recorded March 16, is now on YouTube. This event was designed to give students an opportunity to discover the wide range of career paths that alumni have taken. Watch here: http://ow.ly/R9HR50uerMp

A Level student wins translation competition. More here: http://ow.ly/uGRx50uelXj

See Through Stories: Windows on the world, 'Where Do I Turn? Genesis 19 on When Things Fall Apart', today at 6.30pm at Canterbury Cathedral. More here: http://ow.ly/RDlC50ubhn4

Alvise Sforza Tarabochia interviewed by University of Turin. More here: http://ow.ly/kv7950ub5Fx

California, ‘Being and Time’ and the Rodney King riots: Nostalgia podcast with Todd Mei. More here: http://ow.ly/gn0h50u9kX1

Graduate profile: Vanessa Vander, BA French and Spanish. More here: http://ow.ly/6oOV50u9kzN

Thirty five years of adverbial clauses, Philosophy walk and Kent-Ghent Asian Studies Day; all this and more coming up this week! See our events page for more: http://ow.ly/TUK050u6jD2

Good luck to our students in Modern Languages at Kent, Classical & Archaeological Studies at Kent, Religious Studies at the University of Kent, and English Language and Linguistics at Kent taking exams this week.

Dr Ada Nifosi, Lecturer in Ancient History in Classical & Archaeological Studies at Kent, was interviewed by Spanish newspaper La Vanguardia about her recent book, ‘Becoming a Woman and Mother in Greco-Roman Egypt’.

School receives bronze award under Athena SWAN Charter. More here: http://ow.ly/PQR750u6f40