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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03 December 2008
Seminar Series 5 Lecture 2 - Prof Maureen O'Hara
Location: Radisson Blu, Glasgow
'We have the future of the world in our hands - are we up to it'
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25 November 2008
Seminar Series 5 Lecture 1 - Prof Avner Offer
Location: The National Piping Centre, Glasgow
'The Challenge of Affluence'
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04 June 2008
Seminar Series 4 Lecture 5 - Oliver James
Location: The Lighthouse, Glasgow
"Selfish Capitalism"
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22 April 2008
Seminar Series 4 Lecture 4 - Prof Liz Gould
Location: The Piping Centre, Glasgow
'Positive and negative stress alter brain structure'
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10 March 2008
Seminar Series 4 Lecture 3 - Prof James C Scott
Location: Merchants House, Glasgow
'Seeing Like a State: why certain schemes to improve the human condition have failed'
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29 January 2008
Seminar Series 4 Lecture 2 - Prof Geoffrey Boulton
Location: Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons, Glasgow
'Learning to live with an angry planet: human relations with the Earth in the past and future'
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11 December 2007
Seminar Series 4 Lecture 1 - Prof Bruce Link
Location: Trades Hall, Glasgow
'Health patterns and trends in New York: exploring the idea of fundamental social causes of health status'.
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25 April 2007
Seminar Series 3 Lecture 7 - Aftab Omer
Location: Glasgow
'Principles and Practices for Engaging the Other'
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03 April 2007
Seminar Series 3 Lecture 6 - Rajiv Kumar
Location: Glasgow
'Towards Ethical Economics: An Initial Exploration'
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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'