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25 September 2014 - 0 comments - President Post

I try to live by two contradictory principles, firstly to say what you do and do what you say, but also to over-deliver, so I’m pleased to say I accomplished…

11 September 2014 - 0 comments - Fellow post

Dr Jennie Middleton Course Director and Senior Research Fellow at the Transport Studies Unit and Kellogg College writes about the latest Leadership Course facilitated by Oxford University's Transport Studies Unit,…

14 July 2014 - 0 comments - Fellow post

Liz Dávid-Barrett, Director of the Centre for the Study of Corruption and Transparency,  gave a talk last week at ‘Digital Venice’, an event to launch the Italian presidency of the…

10 July 2014 - 1 comment - President Post

I write at the end of another eventful and successful term. Term started with our new Facilities Manager Jason King joining us – he has had a busy term of…

16 June 2014 - 0 comments - Fellow post

At Kellogg we have been fortunate to have Melissa Highton as one of our Chamberlain's, acting as Master (or Mistress) of Ceremonies and delivering much enjoyed after dinner speeches. On Saturday…

9 June 2014 - 0 comments - Fellow post

Professor Christine Chivallon (Visiting Fellow) and Dr David Howard (Fellow) have recently returned from Jamaica where they have been involved in the organization of an international conference, linking postgraduate teaching…

29 May 2014 - 0 comments - Research Post

There is currently a great deal of interest in co-ops and mutuals in the economy. But what makes for good performance by a co-op or mutual? What values should enterprises…

19 May 2014 - 0 comments - Student post

Kathryn Crabtree (MSc Education) tells us about her current research examining the relationship between the university and the student where hardship funding has been allocated. Does funding affect a student's integration…

10 April 2014 - 0 comments - Fellow post

Liz David-Barrett, Director of the Centre for the Study of Corruption and Transparency, writes about her current work with the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) where she…

8 April 2014 - 0 comments - Student post

Our student and Junior Dean Maximilian Buston (DPhil Archaeology) writes about his current research.  The reader may ask, and I have often asked this question myself, if I ought to…