Dr Weiss came from Atlanta, Georgia to study Classics at Columbia University (BA and MA) and Yale University (PhD), focusing on the languages and literatures of both Ancient Greek and Latin. (A new "Clare Hall" was founded by Clare College as an exclusively postgraduate institution in 1966. In 1984, during her A-level studies . Fellow Director of Development, Robinson College sw344@cam.ac.uk +44 (0)1223 768895 Selwyn College . Coordinator, Cambridge University Intercollegiate Organ Awards Scheme, Chairman, Cambridge University Organ Scholars' Forum, Director of Studies, Pembroke College (2022/23), Professor of Early Medieval Music (on leave 2022/23), Director of Studies, Pembroke College (on leave 2022/23), Director of Studies, Murray Edwards College, Director of Music, Murray Edwards College, College Teaching Officer in Music and English, Trinity College, Director of Studies, Corpus Christi College, Director of Music, Corpus Christi College, Assistant Director of Chapel Music, Downing College, Director of Chapel Music & Organist, St Edmund's College, Co-ordinator, Intercollegiate Choral Awards Scheme, Associate Professor in Music (on leave LT 2023), Director of Studies, Girton College (on leave LT 2023), Director of Music, Girton College (on leave LT 2023), Musician in Residence, St. John's College, Director of Studies, Girton College (LT 2023), Director of Studies, Selwyn College (on leave 2022/23), Director of Studies, Downing College (on leave 2022/23), Chair, Director of Studies Committee (Music) (on leave 2022/23), Admissions Convenor for Music (on leave 2022/23), Chair, Director of Studies Committee (Music), 2022-23, College Teaching Associate, St Catharine's, Co-Director of Studies, Lucy Cavendish College, Director of Studies, St. Edmund's College, Director of Studies, Sidney Sussex College, Director of Studies in Music, St John's College, Director of Studies, Gonville & Caius College, Director of Studies in Music, Christ's College, Affiliated Lecturer (on leave LT 2022/23), Sub-director of Studies, St John's College (on leave LT 2022/23), Teaching Associate, St John's College (on leave LT 2022/23), Director of Music, St Catharine's College, Director of Studies, St Catharine's College, Assistant Professor, Ethnomusicology, Popular Music and Sound Studies, Research Associate (Past and Present Musical Encounters across the Strait of Gibraltar), How the It was built of stone in 1640 by Thomas Grumbold and restored in 1969, and is a Grade I listed building. Directors of Studies | Clare College - Cambridge University Directors of Studies Home About Clare College People Directors of Studies and Teaching Fellows This list includes Fellows who are available to teach, or to advise on teaching, whether or not they hold teaching posts. admin@mus.cam.ac.uk. Photography as Metaphor: Repurposing Archival Photographs of Mao, China Research Seminar, Lent 2021 overview, Not Dreaming and Other Techniques of the Body, Reclaiming Autonomy and Diplomatic Agency, Plan, manage, track: Resource Management in a Sixteenth-Century Porcelain Kiln, Tracing Japanese Influence in Chinese Revolutionary Ballet, China Research Seminar, Lent 2022 overview, Staging Diaoyutai: Overseas Taiwanese Students and the Spoken Drama Movement in 1970s U.S, The Fraught Marriage of Lin Ying and Han Xiangzi, China Research Seminar, Lent 2023 overview, Reading the Sky Divining the Flood: Predicting the Weather in Late Imperial China, Li Bai and Du Fu: A Challenge Left Unfulfilled, Smelly Ghosts and Mutton-Reeking Barbarians: he Olfactory Imagination of the Other in Medieval China, The Making of Public Opinion Media and Open Diplomacy in Chinas Strategy at Versailles and the May Fourth Movement, China Research Seminar, Michaelmas 2018 overview, The Politics of Financialization in East Asia: Preliminary Observations from the Field, Telluric Currency Flows: The Coin, the Party, and the Jianghu, From the needle to the sword: Chinese heroines and exemplar women before and after the May fourth Movement, Building Anshan: Factory, City, and Countryside in the early PRC, Beyond Rebels and Sages: Islam and Muslims in the Landscape of Popular Religion in China, Religious Change and Social Change in Contemporary China, The changing moral economy of diasporic relations in a former emigrant village (Shenzhen, China), The Politics of Chinese Media: Consensus and Contestation, China Research Seminar, Michaelmas 2019 overview, The Old Man of Ten Victories (shiquan laoren ) Makes His Case: Qianlong as Frontier Conqueror and Self-Publicist, Debating the China Dream in the Age of Xi Jinping, From Miserable Patients to Competent Organizers: An Ethnographic Study on the Role of Women in the Confucian Congregation, Is the Soul Coming Back? Biography. How Much Do We Know about How Dunhuang Art Was Made? Director of Studies for Pathology and Genetics, Clare College Graduate Admission Tutor, Clare College Contact Details Department of Pathology University of Cambridge Tennis Court Road Cambridge CB2 1QP +44 (0)1223 333722 / 33735 Laman Lab Takes PhD students Available for consultancy Affiliations Classifications: Academic Staff Laman Group Members Name. The undergraduates of Clare College have usually performed very well based on the results published in the Tompkins Table, placing Clare within the top ten colleges from 2000 to 2005. 1st year . Directorsvision.org calls the Ithaca College Opera Direction Certificate "A one-of-a-kind opportunity, as far as I know." Clare College is a constituent college of the University of Cambridge[4] in Cambridge, England. Prison Narrative as Data: Archives and Approaches to the Contemporary Syrian Prison Field, MES Seminar Series, Michaelmas 2018 overview, The development of Israel Studies in the Arab world: Cairo University as a Test Case, City Chauvinism and Eroto-panegyrics: the profane poetics of post-Mongol Shiraz. Our kindergarten through fifth grade are our stable numbers," said Stanczak. In 1972 it became one of the three male Cambridge colleges that led the way in admitting female undergraduates (the other two being Churchill and King's). Each college has its own character and occupies a special place within Cambridge's collegiate community. CB2 1TL, Theology, Religion, and Philosophy of Religion. (3,190 sq. 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In particular, she is interested in the nexus of gender, energy infrastructure and space use in the Global South, working at the intersection of the UN's Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 5 (gender equity), SDG7 . Enrollment at St. Clare was 115 at the start of the 2022-2023 school year. Like most Cambridge colleges, Clare allows students to have a piano in their college rooms. Buddhist Art for the 21st Century: What Might It Look Like? College Directors of Studies & Teaching Officers Andrew Arthur Affiliated Lecturer Director of Music, Trinity Hall Director of Studies, Trinity Hall Coordinator, Cambridge University Intercollegiate Organ Awards Scheme Chairman, Cambridge University Organ Scholars' Forum 01223 332549 aa373@cam.ac.uk Dr Kim Ashton Affiliated Lecturer A new court, Lerner Court, designed by architects van Heyningen and Haward, was opened in January 2008. Her senior thesis explored end-of-life care using geographic concepts of place and place-making. Assistant Teaching Professor and MRes Co-Director, EPSRC CDT in Nanoscience and Nanotechnology (NanoDTC), Research Fellow in Science Communication and Director of Studies in Natural Sciences (Physical), King's College. Title: Communication, non-state armed actors, and governance: the role of digital tools., Supervisor: Professor Graham Denyer-Willis, Clare Hall College : Dr Joeva Rock: jr872@cam.ac.uk: University Teaching Officer, Centre of Development Studies, PhD (Anthropology), American University, Currently not taking PhD students : Biagio Rosso In 1338, the college was refounded as Clare Hall by an endowment from Elizabeth de Clare, a granddaughter of Edward I, which provided for twenty fellows and ten students. Director of Studies at: Clare College. | Learn more about Alexander Muir's work experience, education, connections & more by visiting their profile on LinkedIn Faculty Research Day, 24 May 2021, 2nd International Conference on Teaching Persian Language and Literature, 2nd International Conference on Teaching Persian Language and Literature overview, 2nd International Conference on Teaching Persian Language and Literature, 3rd International Conference on Teaching Persian Language and Literature, Genealogy, Critique, and Decolonization:Ibn Khaldun and Moving Beyond Filling the Gaps, "Policing Infitah": Economic Liberalisation, Security and Social Order in Egypt, Inter-Asia through Inland Eyes: Afghan Trading Networks across Land and Sea, China Careers: Opportunity and the Middle Kingdom, China Research Seminar, Easter 2019 overview, Confucius Unearthed: New Perspectives on the Master from the Shanghai Museum Manuscripts, China Research Seminar, Easter 2021 overview, Between a Rock and a Hard Place: Sinophobia and Spiritual Warfare in Contemporary Vietnam, Panel Discussion - Chinese Communist Party: a Century in Ten Lives, Chinese Grammatology - Script Revolution and Literary Modernity, 19161958, China Research Seminar, Easter 2022 overview, On Translation, Rewriting, and the Dynamics of Yanyi (): A Perspective from Yu Xueluns Xixiang ji yanyi () (1918), Minority Warfare: The Late Tang Border Conflict with Nanzhao and the Rise of Vietnam, China Research Seminar, Lent 2019 overview, Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them: Social Stratification through Human-Animal Metamorphosis on the Sino-Russian Border, Vaccination and Immunology in the PRC as Part of a World Wide Discourse, A Review of Chinas Early Modern and Modern Transition and Growth Performance, Chen Dis Record of Formosa: A Chinese Anti-Imperial Text in Comparative Perspective, Toward a Comprehensive Map of Power: A Panoramic Overview of Female Emperor Wu Zhaos Political Authority, Elegant and Militarized: Ceremonial Volunteers and Gendered Nationalism in China, Transformations Manifested: Foxes and Shape-shifters in Early Imperial Literature, China Research Seminar, Lent 2020 overview, Legal Liberal Resistance: The Experience of China's Human Rights Lawyers, Legal Mutilation and Moral Exclusion: Disputes on Integrity and Deformity in Early China, Back to Cambridge again: Translating The Verse of Shao Xunmei, The Great Cataclysm: Reconstructing Buddhist Monasteries in the Wake of the Taiping War, Divine Landscapes: Hagiography as Geography in the Zhenwu Cult, Crowning Chinas Hog Bristle King: American Demand for Bristles and the Wartime Transformation of the Chinese Countryside, Dj Vu? 01223 333240. mss53@cam.ac.uk. Brahmi writing culture on the Eastern Silk Road, The Achievements of Rabban Sauma: Medieval Remains of the Church of the East in Inner Mongolia, Dunhuang Daoist Manuscripts and Daoism in early Tang Changan, East Asia Seminar Series, Lent 2019 overview, East Asia Seminar Series - Professor Annmaria Shimabuku, East Asia Seminar Series - Professor Araragi Shinzo, East Asia Seminar Series - Dr Daniel Schley, East Asia Seminar Series - Professor David Ambaras, East Asia Seminar Series, Lent 2021 overview, Book launch: Pleasure in Profit | Popular Prose in Seventeenth-Century Japan, East Asia Seminar - Dr Chelsea Szendi Schieder, East Asia Seminar Series, Lent 2022 overview, East Asia Seminar - Dr Birgit Tremml-Werner, East Asia Seminar - Prof Beverley Yamamoto, East Asia Seminar Series, Michaelmas 2018, East Asia Seminar Series, Michaelmas 2018 overview, East Asia Seminar - Dr Alessandro Bianchi, East Asia Seminar Series, Michaelmas 2020, East Asia Seminar Series, Michaelmas 2021, East Asia Seminar Series, Michaelmas 2022, Hebrew Studies Seminar Series, Easter, 2019, Hebrew Studies Seminar Series, Easter, 2019 overview, Desert in the Promised Land: the politics and semiotics of space in Israeli culture, Between Stereotyping and Objectivity: the Image of Jews in Egyptian Film and Television, Hebrew Studies Seminar Series, Lent & Easter, 2020, Hebrew Studies Seminar Series, Lent & Easter, 2020 overview, The First Hebrew Gay Detective: Sexuality, Identity Politics and the Enigma of the Self in the Detective Novel, Modern Hebrew Annual Lecture 2020 and Short Film Festival, Shall we call it Shoah? See the complete profile on LinkedIn and discover Adrian's connections and jobs at similar companies. Anglo-Saxon, Norse and CelticErik Niblaeus*Associate Professor, Manuscript Studies, ArchaeologyDr Sheila KohringManager of the Material Culture Laboratory, Division of ArchaeologyMarta Mirazn LahrProfessorof Human Evolutionary Biology and PrehistoryGuy JacobsAssociate Professor, Human Evolutionary Genetics and Bioinformatics, ArchitectureNicholas Simcik Arese*Associate Professor, Architecture and Urban StudiesDr Rihab Khalid* Department of Architecture, Asian and Middle Eastern StudiesDr Rachael HarrisSenior Language Teaching Officer in ArabicRoel SterckxNeedham Professor of Chinese, Chemical EngineeringSam StranksProfessor of Optoelectronics, Chemical Engineering, ClassicsCharles WeissAssociate Professor,Classics, Computer ScienceLawrence PaulsonEmeritus Professor of Computational Logic, EconomicsFlavio ToxvaerdAssociate Professor, EconomicsMelvyn WeeksAssociate Professor, Economics (Part IIB)Dr Juan BlockCollege Teaching Officer(Part I and Part IIA), EngineeringIgnas BudvytisAssociate Professor, Computer Vision and Robotics (Part IIB)William ByrneProfessor of Information Engineering (Part IA)Mr Aylmer JohnsonEngineeringIoannis LestasProfessor of Control Engineering, Engineering (Part IIA)Andr Cabrera SerrenhoAssistantProfessor, Engineering, Environment and Sustainable Development (Part IB), EnglishDr Ian BurrowsCollege Teaching Officer (Part IA)Dr Tamara FolliniSenior College Teaching Officer(Part II)Fred ParkerAssociate Professor, English (Part IB)Dr Anne StillmanCollege LecturerJacqueline TasioulasSenior Tutor and Associate Professor, English, GeographyAndrew FriendProfessor of Earth Systems Science, HistoryDr Elizabeth FoysterCollege Lecturer (Prelims and Part I)Dr John GuyTeaching Fellow in HistoryHubertus JahnProfessor of the History of Russia and the CaucasusAndrew PrestonProfessor of American History(Part II)Ruth WatsonAssociate Professor, HistoryJohn RobertsonEmeritus Professor of the History of Political Thought, History of ArtDr Lucia Tantardini*History of ArtAlexander Marr* Professorin the History of Early Modern Art, Human, Social and Political Sciences(HSPS)Helen ThompsonProfessor of Political Economy (Michaelmas and Easter)Sian LazarProfessor of Social Anthropology(Social Anthropology Part IIA and Part IIB)Sarah LockwoodAssistant Professor, Centre for Development Studies (Lent only), Land EconomyDavid HowarthProfessor of Land Economy (Michaelmas and Lent)Jorge ViualesHarold Samuel Professor of Law and Environmental Policy (Easter only), LawNeil AndrewsEmeritus Professor of Civil Justice and Private LawKirsty HughesAssociate Professor, Public Law (Part IB, Part II)Lorenzo ManiscalcoCollege Teaching OfficerAlpa Parma,Assistant Professor, Criminal Law and Criminal JusticeDarren Peterson(Part IA and LLM), LinguisticsKirsty McDougall*Associate Professor, Phonetics (Michaelmas and Easter)Matthew Tyler* (Lent only), Management StudiesJaideep PrabhuJawaharlal Nehru Professor of Indian Business and EnterpriseDavid ChambersProfessor of Financial History, MathematicsMaciej DunajskiProfessor of Mathematics andSenior College Teaching OfficerAndrew ThomasonEmeritus Professor of Combinatorial MathematicsGordon OgilvieProfessor of Mathematical AstrophysicsSean Hartnoll 1967 Professor of Mathematical Physics, MedicinePaul FletcherBernard Wolfe Professor of Health Neuroscience (Pre-clinical, Parts IB and II)Philip JonesProfessor of Cancer Development (Part IA)David RowitchProfessor of Paediatrics (Clinical), Modern LanguagesAnna BermanAssistant Professor,Nineteenth-Century Russian Literature and Culture (Part IA)Timothy ChestersAssociate Professor, French(Part II, Michaelmas only)Rodrigo CachoProfessor of the Spanish Golden Age and Colonial Studies(Part IB)Helena SansonProfessor ofItalian, History of Linguistics, and Women's Studies (Part II Lent and Easter only), MusicMarina Frolova-WalkerProfessor of Music History (Lent and Easter)Mr Graham RossDirector of Music (Michaelmas), PhilosophyTim LewensProfessor of Philosophy of ScienceDouglas HedleyProfessorofthe Philosophy of Religion, Psychological and Behavioural Sciences (PBS)Rebecca LawsonAssociate Professor, PsychologyNicola ClaytonProfessor of Comparative Cognition Psychology, Theology, Religion, and Philosophy of ReligionRevd Dr Mark SmithDeanDouglas HedleyProfessorofthe Philosophy of Religion, Veterinary MedicineJohn GibsonProfessorof Pathophysiology (Pre-clinical)Nicola HoldstockAssociate Professor, Veterinary Science (Clinical), Cathie Clarke Professor of Theoretical Astrophysics (Physical: IA, IB)Jason Carroll Professor of Molecular Oncology (Biological: IA, IB), Cathie ClarkeProfessor of Theoretical Astrophysics, Jason Carroll Professor of Molecular Oncology, Heike Laman Professorof Cellular and Molecular Biology, Jonathan Goodman Professor of ChemistryRosana Collepardo Professor of Computational and Molecular Biophysics, Oli Shorttle Associate Professor, Earth Sciences and Astronomy, Edgar Turner Professor of Insect EcologyandCurator of Insects in Museum of Zoology, Tim Lewens Professor of Philosophy of Science, Dr Noel Rutter* Materials Science & Metallurg, Rosana Collepardo Professor of Computational and Molecular Biophysics, Gordon Ogilvie Professor of Mathematical Astrophysics, Julija Krupic Associate Professor, Physiology, Development and NeuroscienceWilliam Harris Emeritus Professor of Anatomy, Heike Laman Professor of Cellular and Molecular BiologyJason Carroll Professor of Molecular Oncology, Hendrik van Veen Professor of Molecular Pharmacology, Neil Greenham Professor of PhysicsRichard Phillips Professor of Quantum PhysicsSam Stranks Professor of Optoelectronics, Chemical Engineering, Howard Griffiths Emeritus Professor of Plant EcologyOttoline Leyser Regius Professor of Botany, Dr William Foster ZoologyEdgar Turner Professor of Insect EcologyandCurator of Insects in Museum of Zoology, Clare College Cambridge Dr Weiss recently published a students introduction to HomersOdysseyfor Cambridge University Press and has undertaken a new edition ofReading Greekfor the Press. On 3 February 2007 the college cut its funding to the paper following the publication of the guest-edited edition of 2 February, retitled Crucification.
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