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New UG Divinity Newsletter
The new UG Divinity Newsletter is now available for this week. Please click here to learn more about what's happening!
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Two History staff members awarded AUSA & University of Aberdeen Excellence Awards
The University announced the winners of the Excellence Awards today: congratulations to Dr Heidi Mehrkens (Best Personal Tutor) and Professor Bill Naphy (Development Trust Award for Philanthropy in Alumni Engagement)! It is a huge honour to win these awards, and we're very grateful for all that Dr Mehrkens and Professor...
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Hans C. Hones awarded the Paul Mellon Centre's Research Collection Fellowship 2021/22
Hans C. Hones has been awarded the Paul Mellon Centre's Research Collection Fellowship 2021/22, for a research project on art historiography in Britain ('"Fundaments of Knowledge". British Art History and the Pathos of Positivism, c. 1940-70').
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New Lecturer in Old Testament/Hebrew Bible
Dr Nathaniel Greene will join the Divinity Department in September 2021 to replace Professor Joachim Schaper during his tenure of a Leverhulme Major Research Fellowship (2021-2024). Dr Nathaniel Greene spent his graduate education studying Hebrew Bible and Northwest Semitic Languages and Literatures at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Dr Greene comes to the...
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Divinity Professor announced as New Royal Society of Edinburgh Fellow
Professor John Swinton has been elected to become a Fellow of The Royal Society of Edinburgh (RSE).
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The Scottish Parliament
Lewis Macdonald MSP
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New UG Divinity Newsletter
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New UG Divinity Newsletter
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Art History Student Publication: The Ideal Souvenir
Joanna Hedley, one of our Level 2 students in Art History-English, has written an online article for the National Trust for Scotland.
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New UG Divinity Newsletter
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