Please note that recordings are now available for each U21 HSG session that took place 25 August 2020. Links are in the drop down menus below.
The opening addresses are available to be viewed as a recording.
Welcome Address by Prof Andrew Deeks, UCD President
Welcome Address by Prof Bairbre Redmond, U21 Provost
Welcome Address by Prof Cecily Kelleher, UCD College Principal, College of Health and Agricultural Sciences
‘COVID19 and Interprofessional Education: Adaptations and Impact’
Hosted by Dr Sharon Buckley, University of Birmingham, Dr Allison Mandrusiak, University of Queensland & Dr Janet Wong, University of Hong Kong
Following a keynote presentation by John H.V.Gilbert, C.M., Ph.D., LLD (Hon)., FCAHS, Professor Emeritus, University of British Columbia, panellists from the UK, Hong Kong, Australia and the Netherlands will share their ‘best adaptation’ and institutional perspectives on the impact of the pandemic on IPE in their institution.
The webinar will conclude with a panel discussion that addresses questions and issues raised by attendees.
If you missed the live sessions, please view the recording.
Welcome Address by Prof Dolores O’Riordan, UCD | Recording
Prof Emmeline Hill, UCD: ‘A Career in Research’ | Recording
Live Panel and Q&A: Chair Prof David MacHugh, UCD
Prof Emma Teeling, UCD: ‘The Bat Genome’ | Recording
Panel and Q&A: Chair Prof David MacHugh, UCD
Doctoral Student Presentation | Recording
Welcome Address by Assoc Prof Louisa Remedios, University of Melbourne
Dr Ken Winkel, University of Melbourne: ‘Health and the Environment’
Prof Patricia Fitzpatrick & Brigid Quirke, UCD: ‘All Ireland Traveller Health Study’
Panel and Q&A: Co-Chaired by Assoc Prof Louisa Remedios, University of Melbourne & Dr Cliona O’Sullivan, UCD
Prof Paul Walsh, UCD & Prof Jeffrey Sachs, Columbia University in conversation
| University College Dublin, Ireland | McMaster University, Canada |
| University of Birmingham, UK | University of Johannesburg, South Africa |
| University of Lund, Sweden | University of Melbourne, Australia |
| Tecnologico de Monterrey, Mexico |
Nadia D’Alton, UCD: 'Mapping SDGs to the curricula – a UCD initiative'
Panel and Q&A: Co-Chaired by Dr Gillian Webb, University of Melbourne & Susanne Brokop, University of Lund
Update on U21 SDG Activities 2019/2020
Open Forum for 2020/2021 Planning
Facilitators: Dr Cliona O’Sullivan, UCD & Carolyn Cracknell, University of Melbourne
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