1. Lancaster University
Lancaster
LA1 4YW
Tel: +44 (0)1524 65201
Fax: +44 (0)1524 846243
www.lancs.ac.uk
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2. If you’re thinking of studying at Lancaster
University you may have been attracted by
our collegiate system. As a student at
Lancaster you will be a member of one of the
great colleges of the university and with it
gain your own community of students and
staff. College life is centred around your
residences, porter’s lodges and social spaces,
as well as providing a healthy dose of college
rivalry. Lancaster is one of the best campus
Universities in the UK.
Lancaster University is also renowned for its
academic reputation and the student
experience that Lancaster has to offer is
difficult to match as well. At Lancaster we
believe that your time spent at university
should be so much more than just getting a
degree.
Making the right choice for your studies and
selecting a quality institution are essential
steps whatever your personal aspirations are
when you graduate. You need to choose the
right course at the university that best suits
your needs.
We are one of the top universities in the UK
and offer a range of innovative, flexible and
attractive programmes which span the Arts,
Business, Medical, Science, Technology,
Social Sciences and Management areas.
Many of our programmes include an
opportunity to spend some time studying
abroad. Our students also have the
opportunity to compete for scholarship
places on our 3 week Summer School at one
of China’s leading universities.
Michael Payne
LUSU President 2008-2010
The flexibility of our courses, and of our
institution in general – enable you to develop
both yourself and the subject you study. Our
location offers flexibility too – with easy
reach to cities, coast, mountains and lakes.
The campus has a reputation for being one
of the safest in the UK and has its own
thriving community based around nine col-
leges. Lancaster is an increasingly popular
choice of university amongst students from
all over the country. We educate our students
to be problem solvers and once you
graduate, you’ll find that your Lancaster
degree is held in high regard by potential
employers.
Professor Paul Wellings
Vice-Chancellor
Our Union, in conjunction with the
University, offers an enormous range of
opportunities to enhance you personal skills
and make the most of your time here. With
over 100 sports clubs and societies, a highly
qualified welfare and academic advice
centre, a nationally respected volunteering
unit and a strong network of student
representatives your time at Lancaster is likely
to be action packed and unforgettable.
I hope that this has provided some insight
into what it’s like to study here, and should
you want any further information on the
student experience please don’t hesitate to
contact me.
I look forward to welcoming you to our
University.
Welcome
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3. ArtsandSocialSciences
Arts and Social Sciences
29-95
Management School
142-184
Health and Medicine
146-141
Science and Technology
96-145
ScienceandTechnologyManagementSchoolHealthandMedicine
Life at Lancaster
A global University 5
World-class research and teaching 6
Success and innovation 7
Postgraduate study options 9
Learning, training and study 11
resources
Employability and employment 13
Your support networks 14
Campus life 16
Accommodation 21
International students 23
Essential
Information
Fees 212
Funding and Awards 213
Living Costs and Budgeting 215
Applying to Lancaster 216
Travel Details and Maps 217
General Index 221
Index of Taught Courses 222

4. Why Lancaster?
l A UK top 10 university for research
l A Collegiate University
– joining one of Lancaster’s 9 residential
colleges means you’ll gain the additional
support of a close community
l A world class university
– ranked 162 in The Times Higher Education
QS World University Rankings 2009
l A UK top 10 University for Business
– Lancaster University Management School
consistently ranked in The Times Top 10
(2008)
l An ideal environment for study
– a picturesque campus environment close
to the small city of Lancaster and within 40
minutes’ travel of the world famous Lake
District
l Guaranteed on-campus accommodation
– for all overseas international students
l A University focused on your career
– Lancaster graduates go on to a wide
range of great careers all over the world
l The safest university city in the UK
– The Good University Guide 2009

5. Page 188 Page 189
History
TYPICAL OFFERS
A level—History/History and Politics: A level
AAB + AS level C in one other subject. History and
Sociology: A level ABB + AS level C in one other
subject. Department cannot accept 2 AS levels in
place of a third A level.
A levels in applied Subjects and mixed Portfolios
Grades required will be similar to those for
candidates taking academic A and AS qualifications.
International Baccalaureate—36 points, with at
least a 6 in Higher level History.
Scottish Qualifications—Advanced Higher
AA (including History) + Higher ABB in three
other subjects.
Cambridge Pre-u—D3 D3 M2
welsh Baccalaureate—See page 197
overseas Qualifications—See page 198
access courses—Access to HE Diploma
(QAA-recognised) including appropriate subjects
with distinction grades in level 3 units. Candidates
must meet essential subject requirements.
General Studies/critical thinking—Offers
normally exclude General Studies. Critical Thinking
normally accepted to AS level only.
ESSENTIAL SUBJECTS
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FURTHER INFORMATION
Gap year—Applications for deferred entry
welcomed.
Interviews—We interview in only a few, special
cases.
Open Days—All offers accompanied by an
invitation to attend a Departmental Open Day
in February, March or April.
Admissions—+44 (0)24 7652 3723
E-mail—ugadmissions@lancaster.ac.uk
STUDYING HISTORY AT LANCASTER
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tincidunt aliquam. Nam tristique sollicitudin erat.
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nec, ullamcorper at, pharetra non, nisl.
HISTORY AND YOUR FUTURE
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HISTORY
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metus. Sed dapibus bibendum sem. Ut felis. Sed vel
massa. Nulla gravida mauris at diam. Nullam justo.
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sociis natoque penatibus et magnis dis parturient
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HISTORY AND POLITICS
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tellus. Duis risus ante, tempor eget, aliquam ac,
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pendisse nisi. Nullam non dolorincludes considera-
tion of academic potentialinterest in History.
HISTORY AND SOCIOLOGY
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ucaS: Vl13 Ba/hiSoc
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elit, nec sollicitudin dui tellus et ipsum. Fusce
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erat. Phasellus elementum, libero eleifend sagittis
lacinia, purus dolor fermentum lacus, at con-
sectetuer velit turpis at sapien. Etiam nec velit ac
lorem eleifend fermentum. Cras pellentesque, dui
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6. investment in excess of £300m
in new college, residential and
social facilities, teaching spaces
and new research facilities....
continued investment £420m to 2017

7. HEALTH RESEARCH
www.lancs.ac.uk/SHM/DHR/
Page 108 Page 109
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tortor et metus. Sed dapibus bibendum sem. Ut
felis. Sed vel massa. Nulla gravida mauris at diam.
Nullam justo. Suspendisse et nibh ac massa
quet fermentum.”
Steve Bradley
Health Research
HealthResearch
The Department of Health Research is strongly
committed to excellence in research and teach-
ing. Our wide-ranging teaching is kept up to date
by our staff’s engagement in cutting-edge histor-
ical research. Small-group tutorials, which ensure
active discussion among you and your tutors, are
at the heart of our approach. It is no surprise
therefore that we achieve excellent ratings in
both research and teaching, and score highly in
the National Student Survey. All this makes the
study of History at Lancaster University an
exciting and rewarding choice.
We offer an unusually wide selection of subjects
to study, ranging from the medieval period to the
present, and covering different countries, themes
and critical approaches to the study of history.
You can become a specialist or, through the
numerous combined degrees available, build
your History and History-related units into
something much broader. In addition, we
administer consortial courses in Medieval and
Renaissance Studies, Modern European History,
and Social History.
DEGREES
Health Research 87
BA Hons V100 BA/Hist
Medieval and Renaissance Studies 89
BA Hons V125 BA/MedvRS
Modern European History 92
BA Hons VV12 BA/MEH
COMBINED DEGREES
English Literature and History 94
BA Hons QV31 BA/EngLHis
French Studies and History (4 yrs) 96
BA Hons RV11 BA/FrH
German Studies and History (4 yrs) 98
BA Hons RV21 BA/GerH
History, Philosophy and Politics 101
BA Hons VOLO BA/HiPhiP
History and International Relations 104
BA Hons VL12 BA/HisIR
French Studies and History (4 yrs) 106
BA Hons RV11 BA/FrH
German Studies and History (4 yrs) 108
BA Hons RV21 BA/GerH
History, Philosophy and Politics 111
BA Hons VOLO BA/HiPhiP
History and International Relations 114
BA Hons VL12 BA/HisIR
HealthResearch

8. Bowland College
Cartmel College
The County
College
Furness College
Fylde College
Grizedale College
Lonsdale College
Pendle College
“I think the collegiate system
is one of the best aspects of
the university and have
found it very supportive
and loads of fun.”
“
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Colleges
immediate circle of friends

9. Ceremonies and Events Office
Lancaster University
Lancaster, LA1 4YW
T: 01524 592190
E: ceremonies@lancaster.ac.uk
W: www.lancs.ac.uk/users/ceremonies
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Graduation: Your Guide
Summer 2010
Essential
Information and
Registration Form
On the Day
Arrival and Parking
Please aim to arrive on campus two hours
before your ceremony. Parking restrictions
are lifted on Graduation day which means
that you can park for free in any marked
space on campus. Parking will be at a
premium so arrive in plenty of time.
Limited disabled parking is available in John
Creed and Bowland Avenue. If you or your
guests have mobility difficulties and these
spaces are unavailable, you may find it
helpful to drop off close to the Great Hall
and park elsewhere on campus. A map
showing ramped routes around campus is
available at: www.lancs.ac.uk/travel/im-
ages/access.pdf
Collect your robes
Robes will be available for collection from
the George Fox Building at the following
times. We suggest you allow at least ten
minutes to walk to the Great Hall:
Ceremony Robe Collection
time from
10 a.m./11 a.m. 8 a.m.
12 noon 9.30 a.m.
3 p.m. 11 a.m.
5 p.m. 1 p.m.
Robe return by:
7.00 p.m. Monday, Tuesday, Thursday
6 p.m. Wednesday, Friday
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Arrive at the Great Hall and
proceed to your Lining up venue
You need to arrive at the Great Hall one
hour before your ceremony. Guests will
be ushered to their seats and you should
proceed straight away to your lining up
venue so we can put you into the correct
order for the ceremony. When we send
you your tickets, we will include details of
where you will be lining up.
Leave your handbags with your guests as
you cannot bring them into the hall with
you.
Ceremony Protocols
Graduands
Ladies graduating should wear hats
throughout the ceremony; gentlemen
should wear hats to process in and out of
the Hall and leave them under their seat
during the ceremony.
Guests
Please be considerate of other guests;
although we do permit guests to take
photographs during the ceremony, we ask
that you are careful not to disturb the view
of those around you and that you remain
seated at all times. Video cameras are not
permitted in the Hall.

After your Ceremony
College group photographs will take
place near the Great Hall and you will be
directed there after your ceremony.
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Graduation Timetable
FST Faculty of Science & Technology
SHM School of Health and Medicine
LUMS Lancaster University Management School
FASS Faculty of Arts & Social Sciences
*Please note:
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Monday 13 July
11 a.m. University of Cumbria Ceremony 1
(Faculty of Education)
3 p.m. Edge Hill University Ceremony 1
(Faculty of Education)
5 p.m. Edge Hill University Ceremony 2
(Faculty of Education)
Accrington & Rossendale College
Furness College, Barrow
Tuesday 14 July
10 a.m. University of Cumbria Ceremony 2
(Health & Education)
12 noon Lancaster University Furness 1
(FASS, LUMS, SHM*)
3 p.m. University of Cumbria Ceremony 3 (BSSS, Arts)
5 p.m. Lancaster University Furness 2 (FST)
Grizedale
Wednesday 15 July
10 a.m. Lancaster University Lonsdale
12 noon Lancaster University Bowland
3 p.m. Lancaster University Cartmel
Thursday 16 July
10 a.m. Lancaster University Pendle 1 (FASS, LUMS, SHM)
12 noon Lancaster University Fylde
3 p.m. Lancaster University Pendle 2 (FST)
County 1 (FST, LUMS, SHM)
5 p.m. Lancaster University County 2 (FASS)
Friday 17 July
10 a.m. Edge Hill University Ceremony 3
(Arts & Sciences)
12 noon Edge Hill University Ceremony 4
(Arts & Sciences)
3 p.m. Edge Hill University Ceremony 5
(Arts & Sciences)
We have great pleasure in inviting you to
attend Lancaster University’s Graduation
Ceremonies which will take place in the
Great Hall of the University from Monday
13 to Friday 17 July 2009.
In this guide you will find everything you
need to know about how to register to
attend your ceremony, order your guest
tickets and information about what will
happen on the day. Lancaster University’s
Graduation Ceremonies have an excellent
reputation for being enjoyable and
memorable occasions. To make the most
of your special day and to ensure everything
runs smoothly, please read this guide carefully
and use the checklist to help you plan.
Most importantly, make sure you reply by
the deadline of 27 March 2009 to tell us
whether or not you are planning to attend.
You should expect to hear from us again
in early June when we will send you your
allocation of guest tickets and further
information for you and your guests. If you
do not hear from us then, please contact
the office to check your registration has
been processed.
Dear Graduand,
You are receiving this guide because you
are expected to graduate and it is important
that you complete the registration process
even if you are as yet unsure of the
outcome of your course.
If you are a graduand of one of our
associated institutions (Edge Hill University,
University of Cumbria, Accrington and
Rossendale College or Furness College,
Barrow) please look out for specific infor-
mation for you.
You will find lots of helpful and detailed
information on our website which should
answer any questions you may have: www.
lancs.ac.uk/users/ceremonies/. Any further
queries should be directed to our email
address: ceremonies@lancaster.ac.uk.
We look forward to welcoming you and
your guests to Lancaster University in July.
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Best Wishes,
The Ceremonies Team
Checklist Page 2
Further Information Page 4
Useful Telephone Numbers Page 5
Graduation Timetable Page 7
On the Day Page 8
Registration form Page 9
Robes Page 11
Photography Page 12
University of Cumbria: Timetable & Reception Page 14
Edge Hill University Timetable Page XX
DVD Sales Page XX
Commemorative Jewellery Page XX
Graduation Day Lunch (Lancaster Students only) Page XX
Cras blandit vulputate enim Page XX
Phasellus sodales volutpat quam Page XX
Etiam pretium metus quis nisl Page XX
Morbi consequat neque euismod ligula Page XX
Duis accumsan mattis velit Page XX
Praesent vitae Page XX
Felis vestibulum risus tincidunt Page XX
Ultricessit amet justo Page 52
2010 Contents
Summer 2009
Essential Information and Registration Form
Graduation: Your Guide
Graduation: Your Guide
Summer 2011
Essential Information and Registration Details
monies and Events Office
Lancaster University
Lancaster, LA1 4YW
T: 01524 592190
remonies@lancaster.ac.uk
lancs.ac.uk/users/ceremonies

10. Summer 2010
Essential
Information and
Registration Form
Graduation: Your Guide
2010
Ceremonies and Events Office
Lancaster University
Lancaster, LA1 4YW
T: 01524 592190
E: ceremonies@lancaster.ac.uk
W: www.lancs.ac.uk/users/ceremonies
Check the date and time of your ceremony
(page 7)
Register to attend your ceremony and
request your guest tickets:
Deadline: 27 March 2009
Lancaster University Students:
Register online at https://www.cisinfo.lancs.
ac.uk/ceremoniesonline/
Students of Associated Institutions:
Complete and return the Registration Form
(page 9).
Two tickets are guaranteed for those who
apply by the stated deadline. Additional
tickets are allocated, if available, on a first
come, first served basis. Our ceremonies are
very busy and in most cases extra tickets will
not be available. Extra guests should go to
the Live Video Link in Lancaster University
Management School (see page 4).
Book your robes with official robe-makers,
J.Wippell & Co Ltd (page 11)
Please ensure you have placed your
order before the end of June.
You must wear full academic dress to attend
your ceremony. Normal wear under robes is
a suit and tie for men and a plain dress or
skirt/trouser suit for women.
Checklist
Clear all outstanding debts to your
institution
Deadline: 15 May 2009
If you are in debt you cannot graduate;
if you are in any doubt check your
financial clearance.
Lancaster University: 01524 592050
Edge Hill University: 01695 584792
University of Cumbria: 01524
384217/384309
Arrange accommodation (if required)
On campus:
www.lancs.ac.uk/dept/conferences/
graduation/graduation-form.html
Off campus:
www.citycoastcountryside.co.uk/site/histor-
ic-lancaster
www.elh.co.uk/hotels/lancaster/index.aspx
Make your lunch arrangements
Lancaster University students will be
contacted by their Colleges with details of
their celebrations. For details of the Gradu-
ation Day Lunch see page 22.
For details of the University of Cumbria’s
reception, see page 14.
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Further Information
Access Requirements
If you or any of your guests use a wheelchair,
have mobility difficulties or have any other
requirements, please let us know so that
we can make appropriate arrangements
for you at your ceremony. You can either
indicate this when you register to attend or
contact Jane Purcell to discuss arrangements
on 01524 592190.
Certificates
Lancaster University Students:
Your certificate can be collected on the
day from the George Fox Building or, if
you prefer, it will be sent out to your home
address in August. Any enquiries regard-
ing certificates should be directed to your
Student Registry.
Students of Associated Institutions: Your
certificates will be posted from your own
institution’s Student Registry after your
graduation.
All students:
Please make sure you notify your Student
Registry of any changes of address.
Accommodation on Campus
01524 592444
Catering on Campus
01525 592444
Catering: University of Cumbria
01524 384237
Ceremonies Office:
Lancaster University
01524 592190
Childcare
01524 594464
DVD Orders
01524 593984
Financial Clearance:
Lancaster University
01524 592050
Financial Clearance:
Edge Hill University
01695 584792
Financial Clearance:
University of Cumbria
01524 384217/384309
Official Photographers
01524 592533
Robes J Wippell & Co
01392 254234
Student Administration
University of Cumbria
01524 384237
Student Registry Edge Hill University
01695 584432
Student Registry Lancaster University
01524 592140
Children
Graduation is a family occasion and children
are welcome to attend the ceremony.
Children under five may sit on a guest’s
knee; children older than five will require a
normal guest ticket.
If you are bringing children who may not
be able to sit quietly through the ceremony,
which lasts about an hour, we ask that you
be prepared to leave the auditorium. You
might prefer to take young children to the
Live Video Link Screen where the
atmosphere is more informal.
If you would like to arrange childcare (from
3 months to 7 years), please book in advance
by contacting the pre-school Centre on
01524 594464.
Live Video Link Screen
If you have extra guests without tickets,
every ceremony will be transmitted live to
Lancaster University Management School
Lecture Theatres. No tickets are required
and the atmosphere is informal and
celebratory. The venue is fully accessible.
The ceremonies will also be broadcast live
via Lancaster University’s website.
Useful Telephone
Numbers
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On the Day
Arrival and ParkingPlease arrive on campus five hours before your
ceremony. You will be required to show an
admittance card and will be directed by parking
marshals.
Your robesYour graduation robes will be ordered for you by
GDGWI and will be available for collection from
10 January or on the day from the Programme
Office. The hire fee will be confirmed to you in
December and must be paid when you collect
your robes. Please return your robe to the Programme Office by 1900 hrs at the latest.
You must wear full academic dress to attend your ceremony. Normal
wear under robes is a suit and tie for men and a plain dress or
skirt/trouser suit for women.Before the CeremonyA rehearsal will take place at 12 noon. Please ensure you attend so you know what to do
during the ceremony. An official photographer has been appointed to take photographs.
Portrait photographs will be available in the Sports Centre foyer.
The CeremonyThe venue will be open for seating one hour before the ceremony. We ask that you
and your guests be seated twenty minutes before the ceremony. Guests will be
ushered to their seats and you should proceed immediately to the registration desk
for further instructions.
Leave your handbags with your guests as you cannot bring them into the
hall with you.
After the CeremonyGroup Photography will take place immediately after the ceremony and you will be
directed by the ushers. High Tea will be served to all guests in the Dining Hall from
6.15 p.m.
Ceremony ProtocolsGraduandsGraduating students should wear hats throughout the ceremony.
Guests
To ensure everyone enjoys the ceremony, please be considerate of other guests.
We ask that you are careful not to disturb the view of those around you and that you
remain seated at all times unless otherwise instructed. Video cameras and
flash photography are not permitted. Please turn off all mobile phones.
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and request your guest tickets at
goenkaceremonies@lancaster.ac.uk.
Deadline: 29 November 2010
Please provide the following information:
Your nameYour Student ID
The number of tickets you would like (up to a maximum of four)
Two tickets are guaranteed for those who apply by the stated deadline.
Additional tickets, if available, are allocated on a first-come, first-served
basis
Clear all outstanding dues to your institution
Deadline: 29 November 2010
If you are in debt you cannot graduate; if you are in any doubt check with
Mr Kailash Goel: +91 124 3315900
Further Information
Access Requirements
If you or any of your guests use a wheelchair, have mobility difficulties or have any
other requirements, please let us know so that we can make appropriate arrangements
for you at your ceremony. You can either indicate this when you register to attend or
contact Mr Kumar Kaushik : +91 124 3315900.
Certificates
Your certificate will be available for collection
from Mr Kumar Kaushik : +91 124 3315900
on or after your ceremony day, by you or your
authorised representative.
ChildrenGraduation is a formal occasion and we regret
that children under 10 may not attend the
ceremony. Each guest requires a guest ticket.
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13. ARCTIC DIALOGUES
Conversations between Art and Science
Jane Rushton & Crispin Halsall
ARCTIC DIALOGUES
Conversations between Art and Science
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Jane Rushton & Crispin Halsall
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‘ If we look at their processes, rather than their end products, science and
art share so many ways of proceeding: observation, structured speculation,
visualization, exploitation of analogy and metaphor, experimental testing, and
the presentation of a remade experience in particular styles.. In these shared
features, the visual very often has a central role.’ 1
The exhibition and catalogue Arctic Dialogues is a response to a period of field-work on the Arctic island of
Spitzbergen in the Svalbard Archipelago, in which artist Jane Rushton joined atmospheric scientist Crispin Halsall,
and research assistant Gary Codling, during February 2009. Significant contributions come from anthropologist.
Griet Scheldeman, who joined in the conversation back in Lancaster, and visual artist Sarah Casey.
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JR Experimentation and risk-taking are central to my process; images are ‘found’ through testing, manipulating, and
saying ‘what if?’What part does experimentation play in your scientific process?
CH Experimentation in science is often based on a ‘hunch’ and then refined as a hypothesis, to be tested through
observations.There is a risk, particularly with field based science, that the number of variables (some of which may not have
been considered) confound the experiment, or bias the observations in some way.
JR When we were in Longyearbyen, the light was extraordinary and it has impacted hugely on my sense of the place,
and found its way into my visual responses, which are either monochrome or of limited palette. Can you say something
about the significance of light in your project?
CH Light is an important factor in our work. Light penetration of surface snow layers can influence contaminant fate. In Polar
twilight, the period just before Polar sunrise, light intensity is low and the contaminant profile in surface snow may be quite
different compared to the profile observed after sunrise.
JR We have both spoken about the notion of attention to detail, and for me that reflects both a way of seeing, and a
way of working, in that I try and remain responsive to subtleties and variations in what I see and what I do.
CH As analytical chemists, attention to detail in our methods gives us the precision and accuracy in our
measurements required to understand pollution processes in this unique environment.
Snow sampling, Svalbard
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Again, subtle variations in physical parameters such as air temperature or stratification within a snowpack can have a large
influence on how chemical pollutants behave.
JR In the work I have made, and as a recurring concern throughout my practice, is the paradox between macro and
micro; how the work can be interpreted in terms of either, and makes reference to both. Does the notion of macro/
micro enter into your thoughts?
CH Different types of snow in the same snowpack often have very different properties e.g. densities, surface area and
particle loadings. By examining these ‘micro’ features then an often bigger picture emerges. For example, a snow layer
enriched in particulate matter will effectively hold onto chemical pollutants until the end of the winter season, unlike a
‘particle free’ layer, where the pollutants are much more mobile.
JR The field period that we spent together allowed me to observe and absorb something of your processes and
methods, which have undoubtedly influenced some of my own working methods. I’d be interested to know if my
presence had any impact on your experience there?
CH Having you, as an art researcher, with us opened our eyes!We could appreciate the subtle features in the landscape,
which, perhaps, we may not have noticed, and this helped influence our choice of study sites.
Residual Traces , 2009
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Given that these works are based on fieldwork carried out before the Polar sunrise, metaphors of darkness and
apparition might be more apt for describing these works; works which have emerged through an intuitive process: one
of sensing, of searching. For instance, Mapscape II is made by feeling her way across the vast white expanse of the page,
sensitive to these specificities of her experiences in the cold blue-white landscape that is Svalbard; a meditation on
remembered sights, sounds, feel of the landscape. According to Rushton, this work is as much about mapping herself as
the landscape.
So, returning to the history of drawing and empirical observation, it becomes clear that a definition of ‘observation’
which reflects merely the ocular is insufficient for these works.‘Observation’ as deployed by Rushton emerges as
something more experiential, phenomenological: being mediated by the body, and the scientific methodologies through
which she experiences it.The body as filter; her practice and process as filter; a situated knowledge. (Donna Haraway
Feminist Studies,Vol 14 1988, 575-599).
Thus this exhibition does not aspire to describe or illustrate the activities of the scientist, nor does it appropriate their
techniques wholesale. Instead, an eclectic borrowing and combination of materials, processes, technologies and aesthetics
are combined in the work with sensuous embodied knowledge of the landscape to make an elegant response to that
environment, not only the polar environment, but the professional environments of scientific and artistic study.
Detail of Mapscape II, 2010
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14. Parish profile for
St Thomas’s Church Lancaster.
Our church building stands in the
heart of the city centre, surrounded
by pubs, fast food outlets, and close
to the police station and
Magistrates’ courts. The parish is
small, with a population of around
6000 and includes traditional semi-
detached houses and Victorian
terraced housing, the latter much
occupied by students. The only
significant ethnic diversity within the
parish comes from the student
population. Unemployment rates in
the local wards are below the
regional average.
Our parish and city.
Lancaster is a small and vibrant city
with a population of 47,000 out of
the wider district total of 143,500,
which includes the seaside town of
Morecambe, the port of Heysham
and rural villages stretching towards
the Cumbria and Yorkshire borders.
The city has many historic buildings,
including a magnificent castle with a
12th
Century keep, and is home to
two universities: Lancaster University
and the main campus of the
University of Cumbria. As a
university city, Lancaster has a
thriving pub/club scene and
theatres, cinemas and museums,
which enrich its cultural life. It has
many good primary schools and one
of them, Bowerham county primary,
is within the parish. The very well-
regarded Ripley St. Thomas C of E
High School is a short walk away.
Ripley has its own chaplain and we
have strong links with many aspects
of the school’s life and witness. The
incumbent is a foundation governor
and two church representatives are
members of its governing body.
Lancaster also has two single sex
grammar schools with outstanding
academic records.
The Royal Lancaster Infirmary is five
minutes walk from the church and
we provide several members of the
lay chaplaincy team there. The city is
also home to two prisons, one
housed in part of the castle, the
other a purpose-built Young
Offender Institution. Lancaster
enjoys excellent communications,
being on the West Coast Main rail
line and having two M6 junctions.
We welcome many visitors because
we are very close to holiday
destinations, including the
Lancashire coast, the Lake District
and Yorkshire Dales National Parks.
St Thomas’s is one of six Anglican churches serving the historic city of
Lancaster. Since the church was created over 150 years ago it has been
an evangelical beacon, light and salt in the life of the city.
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Congregational profiles
The 2009 congregational census
made in October can be summarised
as follows, including double counts
for those who attend twice on a
Sunday. The numbers are the total
across all services in a week:
The main church building is on the
corner of Penny Street and Marton
Street. It was designed by Edmund
Sharp and consecrated on the 14th
June 1841. Over the years various
changes have been made to the
building including the addition of a
spire. During the mid 1970s the
internals were re-ordered to make
the building better suited to
contemporary worship and, in
particular, more family friendly with
carpets and a sound-proof entrance
lounge. Few would describe the
church as an architectural gem, but
it has listed status, reflecting its
Victorian heritage.
About 10 years ago, the wooden
pews were removed and replaced
with comfortable, moveable seats.
This enables the seating layout to be
changed to suit different types of
worship as well as other uses such
as the holiday club and festival
times. The heating system was
renewed about 5 years ago and is in
good order. Our most recent project
has been the refurbishment of the
church kitchen, rear lounge and
toilets with facilities for those with
disabilities.
Church Centre
In 1980 we bought a derelict school
sited adjacent to the main building
on Marton Street. Years previously, it
had been St Thomas’s Girls Secondary
School but had fallen into ruin
following the creation of the mixed
Ripley St Thomas’s School about a
mile away. About £100,000 was
raised through two gift days and we
set about rebuilding what was
derelict and restoring what could be
restored, mainly using the talents of
the congregation. This created a
building that was originally intended
to house a residential community
upstairs and church facilities
downstairs.
The building was dedicated by the
Bishop of Blackburn on the 24th
October 1984. Its usage has changed
over the years. The upstairs is now
used for Church offices, meeting
rooms and a prayer room. Some local
Christian organisations also use office
space there.
Downstairs there is a large
meeting room and a craft
aid shop that has promoted
fair trade for over 25 years.
After over quarter of a century of
constant use, the Centre is looking
rather shabby and needs attention.
As a first stage we are refurbishing
the kitchen, using money donated for
that purpose.
Pre-school buildings
and car park
The church also owns some
additional land behind the church.
This consists of a prefabricated
building used for the pre school
centre and a car park used by the
congregation on Sundays and for
other weekday meetings.
The pre-school building has a
delightful atmosphere created by
artistic members of our community
and, though a prefab, meets all
OFSTED standards.
Vicarage
The vicarage is a large, 5-
bedroomed, stone built, terraced
house on four levels just outside the
parish boundary on Belle Vue
Terrace, close to the A6. It has a
lounge, dining room, kitchen diner,
a separate modern kitchen, study
and toilet downstairs. Outside there
are split level garden areas and a
garage with rear access. The
vicarage is within easy walking
distance of the other church
buildings.
Quinquennial
inspection
The last quinquennial inspection was
carried out in June 2007, and work
was identified to an approximate
value of £76,000 + VAT of which
about £45,000 relates to internal
repairs and redecoration.
We feel we have good working
relationships with other local
churches. We are a part of “Churches
Together in Lancashire”, which seeks
the most effective ways of showing
God’s love to the locality. It encourages
us to share in events that are
occurring in our churches as well as
St Tees, making the local body of
Christ more visible.
Our very popular Holiday Club and
weekly evening youth events are well
attended by the children and youth of
other Lancaster churches. The church
is sometimes used for inter-church
prayer celebrations or when smaller
churches need a larger place to hold
special events. The Church Centre
enjoys similar use by others and is
also used for the Christmas shelter
run by Lancaster Homeless Action.
We value the support of the Bishop of
Lancaster and agree with his view that
there may be greater scope for more
cooperation with other Anglican clergy
in the city. Each of the churches has a
Mission Action Plan and stronger links
may make us all more effective in our
outreach. In addition, our clergy and
other church leaders representing the
area’s evangelical community meet for
prayer and support about 6 times a year.
The church has links with New Wine
and a number of members of the
church community attend New Wine
summer conferences including some
serving in team and leadership roles.
Profile of Congregation
Greatest weekly attendance: 611
Average weekly attendance: 538
Least weekly attendance: 487
The next figure shows the changing numbers in broad age groups over
the last 10 years. The recent decline in those aged 16 or over is mainly
due to a drop in student numbers attending services.
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Profile of Congregation by age group
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To be a loving and welcoming community that
enables all ages to grow and develop as God’s
people.
To be an active evangelistic community, willing to
explore imaginative and effective ways of reaching
those who don’t yet know Christ.
To be a prayerful community led by the Holy Spirit
in all we do.
To be a sending church, training and equipping the
next generation to be salt and light.
We are praying for a man or woman who is
comfortable with our broad vision for the church:
Someone with a deep personal faith who takes
joy in sharing that with others.
A gifted bible teacher and communicator, able
to show the relevance of scripture to
contemporary life.
Someone open to the work of the Holy Spirit
who is comfortable with spiritual gifts and able
to sensitively encourage their use.
A servant leader with proven ability both to
lead and mentor the staff team and to
recognise, mobilise and develop gifts and
ministries in all members of the church across all
age groups.
Someone committed to the authority of
scripture in all matters of faith and conduct.
A gifted pastor able to support and develop our
pastoral ministry and build our life as the body
of Christ.
Finances
Summaries of our income and expenditure are shown below. More details can be found in the 2009 Annual report.
Church expenditure summary
Church income summary
We have tried to paint an honest picture of our current
church life for potential applicants. The interregnum is
proving an exciting and challenging time for us as we
seek prayerfully to understand God’s vision for how we
move on. We trust that whomever He is calling will
relish the opportunity of helping to shape our response
to that vision.
We may not know the specifics of what that will mean
in practice. We are aware it may be risky and
uncomfortable at times but we want to be a church
that is unafraid to renew its vision and adapt itself to
the changes in the needs of those who are part of its
community, within and beyond the church walls
Our vision for the future -
a work in progress
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St. Thomas’s, known affectionately
as St. Tees, is an active Christian
community that draws people
from the Lancaster district and
aims to support them spiritually in
their daily lives. We aim to present
one another mature in Christ and
open to the work of the Holy
Spirit. We strive to be relevant to
contemporary life whilst
remaining faithful to our
evangelical tradition. Perhaps the
best way to understand this is to
take a guided tour of what goes
on, since this helps to illustrate our
values, ambitions and limitations.
We take corporate worship,
celebration and teaching seriously,
especially when the congregations
gather on Sundays. The 10:30 am
service combines elements of
Anglican liturgy with a measured
informality to make it accessible to
all, using digital technology where
appropriate. Contemporary worship
songs are an important element of
our worship, some written by
members of the fellowship, and we
are blessed with talented musicians
and worship leaders, led by Martin
Walmsley. The 10:30 service has, in
effect, been full for several years,
with too few spare seats to make it
easy for newcomers to feel
comfortable.
Life in our Church
Corporate worship, celebration and teaching
“Worshipping God together and at
home, we serve and proclaim Jesus
wherever we are.”
Worshipping God
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A Women’s group meets monthly in
a local café for coffee and chat and
there is also a Book group which
meets in a member’s home. Both of
these events are open to non-church
members. There is also a Men’s
group that from time to time
organises events.
The Oasis team is active in planning
and organising a range of events for
women which nurture and care for
them. There is also a team that
organises regular social events that
have included Salsa and Bollywood
evenings and music events to which
people can invite friends and
neighbours.
A small but dedicated team meets
each week to make beautiful flower
arrangements that really help make
the church a pleasing place within
which to worship. We are also
fortunate to have talented designers
who produce lovely banners for the
church.
Pastoral support
Obviously, the clergy are a crucial
part of pastoral care in St Tees.
However, most people receive basic
pastoral support through the house
group network, though there are
people whose needs cannot easily
be met by that route. The pastoral
team provides the next level of
support, making home visits, taking
communion to the housebound and
offering prayer and counsel as
appropriate. The pastoral links team
also arranges to meet people who
are new to the congregation and
wish to know more about life at St
Tees, helping them settle into the
life of the church. As part of this,
the team attempts to find suitable
house groups for those who would
like to join one.
St Tees Angels organises practical
support, such as cooking, basic DIY
and help with those parts of life that
we all take for granted when
everything is running well, but for
which we need help in difficult
times.
Prayer
No church can survive without
prayer and, as well as prayer in the
main services and small groups, we
have a quiet prayer room. Whilst
Alpha courses are in progress there
is a parallel prayer meeting to
support the spiritual battle in which
the Alpha team is engaged. Our
confidential prayer chains quickly
pass important prayer requests
through a network of intercessors.
There are also occasional prayer
concerts in which we link to other
churches.
There is an authorised prayer
ministry team that offers prayer and
personal ministry during and at the
end of Sunday services as required.
Prayer support is also available
through the house group and
pastoral support networks.
In the words of a current worship
song, many members of the
congregation think that ‘there must
be more than this’ and there is a
growing realisation that we may
have neglected our corporate prayer
life in recent years. During the
interregnum we are meeting
monthly for corporate prayer and
there does seem to be an appetite
for more. It is hard to see how we
can do more than just survive if we
neglect this part of our life together.
It should be clear by now that St Tees runs on the
energy, gifts and time of its people. To support this,
we employ paid staff, some of whom form the staff
team that meets regularly to pray and consider
what God is saying to the church.
We have two church wardens, Tony Bell and Sandie
Lane-Dixon and an active PCC.
In addition the church is grateful for the time and
talents of three lay readers, four pastoral auxiliaries
and several retired, though active, clergy.
Core ministries Staff, lay readers and retired clergy
Rev Saju Muthalaly
Curate in chargeIan McGrath
Youth Pastor
Sarah Evans
Assistant Youth Pastor
(Children) & Events
Co-ordinator
Dave Cumming
Administrator
Anne Mansley
PA to Vicar
(Part-time, five half days)
Martin Walmsley
Director of Music
(Part-time, three days)
Terry Legg
Cleaning and Maintenance
(Part-time)
Dave Bowers
Cleaning and Maintenance
(Part-time)
Naomi Shrine
Student Intern
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We regard our children’s and young
people’s work as a central part of
our community and were delighted
to be told by the diocese that we are
officially a child-friendly church, being
awarded this accolade in 2008.
We have a full-time Youth Pastor,
Ian McGrath, and a Children’s
worker, Sarah Evans. Ian and Sarah
see their job as leading, supporting
and encouraging the teams
engaged in this work.
Rock Solid
Rock Solid is a chance for young
people aged 11 to 14 to let their
hair down each Monday. They meet
new friends and find out more
about what it means to follow Jesus.
It is running as a Youth Alpha course
during the current term (January to
Easter 2010).
Fusion
Fusion is our group for 8 to 11 year
olds, which meets Thursdays in the
Church Centre allowing the young
people to play games, to chat, to
chill and to learn more about God
and their relationship with him.
Reson8
Reson8 is a group for young people
aged approximately 14 to 18 and it
also meets every Thursday, rotating
around several homes connected
with the church. It tackles spiritual
issues of concern to the age group.
Fuel
Fuel is a popular social group for
young people ages 15 to 18, which
meets each Friday, usually in the
Church Centre.
Judah
Judah is a music group for children
and young people and meets on
Friday evenings.
Other Children’s events
During the Easter holidays we run a
Holiday Club for 5 to 11 year olds,
taking over most of the church
buildings for this and culminating in
an action-packed Sunday morning
service. Even more people squash
into the main church building for
this and usually stay for a burger
lunch.
In addition to Holiday Club we run a
number of other children’s events
including an alternative Halloween
event, a puppet nativity and a
Summer fun day.
Pre-school
We run a pre-school each morning
and two afternoons for 2-5 year olds.
OFSTED inspections have been very
positive and the pre-school is very
popular with local parents as well as
with church families. We aim to
provide a loving and supportive
atmosphere for young children and
their parents. We are fortunate to
have trained pre-school staff in the
church and, also, artists who have
decorated the rooms to make them
delightful places for young children.
Evangelism through the pre-school is
very low-key, aiming to build
friendships and trust, though there
may be scope for more overt
outreach.
Little Fishes
Unlike the pre-school, the Little Fishes
group is for parents and toddlers,
allowing the children to play together
whilst the parents, mainly mums,
have chance to enjoy some adult
conversation and to share good and
bad times together. It meets on
Wednesday mornings in the Church
Centre.
Extra Time
Extra Time is a group aged 50 and
above who meet approximately
fortnightly to share fellowship and
take part in other activities. The
group organises a programme of
events, speakers and activities and, as
the name suggests, aims to
encourage those of more senior years
to see themselves as useful servants
in the kingdom of God, rather than
as those who are pensioned off. In
addition there is another group,
Dayspring, which links with
representatives of 5 local churches,
and is a group who meet regularly
for prayer and fellowship.
Alpha
We have run adult Alpha courses
twice a year for many years and a
steady trickle of people either come
to faith through them or return to
faith after years away. Despite their
fruitfulness it has been a
struggle, in recent years,
to find appropriate
people to run the course
and to lead groups. The
people attending are
usually a mixed bunch, some with no
Christian background at all, others
already well-versed but seeking a
personal faith. A few of the Ark
regulars attend from time to time.
We have started to use post-Alpha
courses as an engine to create new
house groups, though not everyone
attending an Alpha course wishes to
continue in this way.
We also run youth Alpha courses
and these, too, have been fruitful
and work alongside our other youth
work. This year, Naomi Shrine, our
intern is running a student Alpha in
a local pub.
Student ministry
Until a few years ago, many
students from the universities
attended services at St Tees and got
involved with other ministries.
Student numbers started to drop a
few years ago, even though the
universities were expanding. One
reason for this is that other
Lancaster churches set out their
stalls to attract students and have
done so. Though we have never
been a student church as such,
rather a church that happily
supports and encourages students,
we could perhaps do more. A
couple of years ago, Peter Guinness
and his wife started “After Hours”,
which meets after the 6:15 service
and focuses on issues of importance
to 16 to 30 year olds. This year our
student intern, Naomi Shrine, is
working part-time for St Tees with
After Hours and further developing
links to students.
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turpis ut urna. Phasellus adipiscing magna in nunc. Nunc interdum. Suspendisse nec
feugiat dictum. Ut velit erat, aliquam sed, bibendum ut, vehicula a, libero. Morbi
tincidunt eros nec leo. Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetuer adipiscing elit.
sapien. Nam sed pede. In nonummy diam a diam. Duis at turpis. Pellentesque et,
facilisis vitae, rutrum eu, lorem. Curabitur blandit urna ac leo.
Mauris sed libero id metus faucibus
viverra. Pellentesque quis elit.
Vestibulum vestibulum. Quisque metus
massa, ullamcorper nec, varius ut,
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semper ante at accumsan. Integer ac sem. Nulla pede.
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aliquam. Nam tristique sollicitudin erat. Donec nisl
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erat. Suspendisse mi arcu, molestie nec, ullamcorper at,
pharetra non, nisl.
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at nisi a velit posuere laoreet. Aliquam iaculis. Nunc
feugiat leo non urna consequat porta.
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amet leo. Aliquam elit. Ut varius.
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