Past Events
We host a number of events every year - including the Seminar Series and the regular Glasgow's Healthier Future Forum.
Using this section of the website you can register for a forthcoming event or view and listen to a past event and download related content, including slides and event summaries.
Use the menu on the left of this page as well as the filters to find information on the event(s) that you are interested in.
You can also access all our video and audio content on the edShare teaching and learning repository.
Past Seminar series events:
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13 March 2007
Seminar Series 3 Lecture 5 - Dr Jeffrey Wigand PhD
Location: Glasgow
'Exposing deceit and wrongdoing in the US tobacco industry: lessons learned for health improvement'
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13 February 2007
Seminar Series 3 Lecture 4 - Prof David Hunter
Location: Glasgow
'The Crisis of Confidence'
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23 January 2007
Seminar Series 3 Lecture 3 - Prof Bruce McEwen
Location: Glasgow
'Of Molecules and Mind: Stress, the Individual and the Social Environment'
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13 December 2006
Seminar Series 3 Lecture 2 - Prof Irene McAra-McWilliam
Location: Glasgow
'Creative Communities: design, technology and wellbeing'
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08 November 2006
Seminar Series 3 Lecture 1 - Jerry Sternin
Location: Glasgow
'Social Change from the Inside Out'
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23 May 2006
Seminar Series 2 Lecture 6 - Prof A C Grayling
Location: Glasgow
'Civic humanism and conversation about the good life'
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20 April 2006
Seminar Series 2 Lecture 5 - Dr Howard Frumkin
Location: Glasgow
'Urban vision and public health: designing and building wholesome places'
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14 February 2006
Seminar Series 2 Lecture 4 - Dr Ilona Kickbusch
Location: Glasgow
'The Global Health Challenge: Why We Need Good Governance for Health'
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17 January 2006
Seminar Series 2 Lecture 3 - Prof Jennie Popay
Location: Glasgow
'Where's the evidence? The contribution of lay knowledge to reducing health inequalities'
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25 October 2005
Seminar Series 2 Lecture 1 - Prof Andrew Steptoe
Location: Glasgow
'How Stress Gets Under Your Skin: psychobiological studies of social status, stress and health'