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Meeting 5.02.2018

Meeting 5.02.2018

Attendees: Laerke and Lucie

Conceptual objective:

Designing the university from a permaculture perspective/utopian

  • Guidelines in space and curriculum
  • Take into account the more theoretical work of pedagogy and bureaucracy groups
  • What does already exist? Link with some projects already existent (estate department, development project in KB)
  • Spatial focus: KB

 

Operational objectives:

  • Using the ethnographic method to research on people’s attitude in KB
  • Using drawings, graphic design, maybe some basic knowledge in architecture
  • Readings: People and Permaculture. Ask the PCC for some resources and readings.
  • Visiting KB
  • Understand all the branches permaculture is “touching”, people, groups, garden.

 

Actions Points:

  • Lucie: create a portfolio of the practical project in KB, put everything in a folder in wordpress
  • TOMORROW: Find a time that suits everybody to meet once a week to have a discussion on the readings and how we relate them to our project

2 Comments

  1. Lucie

    We talked about that the above in the session.
    We will meet from 2-4pm on Friday Room 3.15, 18 Buccleuch street. Not everybody can come for the whole time but it would be an opportunity to discuss the reading.
    Based on the ‘People and Permaculture’ book (Ask the library to request more books at the library).
    Read: Chapter 1 to 4 (not all this week but objective also for next week).

  2. nmoore

    in case this is useful

    THE STUDENT EXPERIENCE GRANTS SCHEME will open for applications on Thursday 14 February and close at 12 noon on 28 March 2019.

    Student Experience Grants are one-off contributions of up to £5,000 to support innovative projects and initiatives that will enhance students’ social, academic, intellectual, entrepreneurial, sporting or cultural development.

    The good news is that nearly anyone can apply:
    • matriculated students at the University of Edinburgh;
    • staff at the University of Edinburgh (with a student co-applicant);
    • student societies or social enterprises recognised by Edinburgh University Students’ Association; or
    • sports clubs recognised by Edinburgh University Sports Union.

    See the following link for applying and guidelines and find out about past successful funded projects : https://www.ed.ac.uk/student-experience-grants

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    School of Social & Political Science
    Room 1.04
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    15a George Square
    Edinburgh EH8 9LD
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