Programme
Delegates arrived between 9.00 and 9.30 am to register and enjoy a coffee and some informal networking.
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Event
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9.00-9.30
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Registration, coffee
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9.30-9.45
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Opening & announcements
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9.45-10.45
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Plenary speaker: Mark Forsyth
Let us go then, you and me - A trip through English grammar
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10.45-11.15
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Coffee break
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11.15-12.30
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DATA SECURITY
Freek Wallaart
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SOCIAL MEDIA
Susan Aretz
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Leonie Porton
Stop sitting on the problem
David McKay
Treadmill desks for translators
Ann Hodgkinson
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EDITING FOR CLIENTS IN ACADEMIA (UniSIG)
Camilla Brokking
Ethics of thesis editing
Jackie Senior
Working as an in-house scientific editor
Curtis Barrett
Helping students source funding
Joy Burrough
SENSE’s Thesis Editing Guidelines
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12.30-13.30
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Lunch
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13.30-14.30
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SINGING
Robert Coupe, David Barick
& Barbara Borden
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CLIENTS
Nigel Saych
Sally Hill
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CORPORA
Mary Ellen Kerans
General and specific corpora with online concordance tools: quick information to help resolve doubts about language use
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BIOMEDICAL
Daphne Lees
David Alexander & Hannah Dekker
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EDITING
Lee Ann Weeks
Jackie Senior & Kate Mc Intyre
Share your expertise with fellow professionals: mentoring in practice
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TRANSLATION
Marcel Lemmens & Tony Parr
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14.45-15.45
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Plenary speaker: Professor Geoffrey Pullum
English: the language that ate the world
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15.45-16.15
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Tea break + exhibits
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16.15-17.30
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Plenary Panel Discussion chaired by Professor Mike Hannay (panellists t.b.a.)
Editors, translators and teachers as gatekeepers of the language
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17.30-17.45
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Close
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17.45-18.15
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Drinks - for delegates, speakers & presenters
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