FERSA Cambridge

FERSA stands with all Education students at Faculty of Education, University of Cambridge and against homophobic language. Please read our statement of support.

If you have missed, or wish to revisit, the first two sessions of Big Ideas, the recording of the lecture component is now available on the Pathways to Research (PhD) 20-21 page on the Faculty Moodle site (see screen grab).

There is also a link to the "Race and Decolonisation" reading group for your reference should you be interested.

Please also check your inbox for the latest email update from the Higher Degrees Office for an additional discussion session on Thursday from 10 to 10:45am. The discussion will be based on the ideas and topics touched upon in session 2, though not exclusively.

Following the requests from part-time PhD students, we are pleased to know that this additional discussion session will now be offered every Thursday during term time from tomorrow.
I hope you find this message useful.

Vincent
Part-Time Students Officer

Only a few hours left till our first masters students tea and cakes. I have baked a New York style baked cheesecake for the occasion, too!

Please come and join us for a friendly chat and to get to know one another better.

Teachers during half term, it would be lovely to hear all about how your first half term back inside school has been like, too.

Please check today’s email update from FERSA for details🙏🏼

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Less then an hour to go until our first 🍵 ☕️ 🥤 🧁 🍰 🍪 Please check your weekly email from FERSA (sent out on Monday) for Zoom details. Looking forward to seeing everyone 😃🥳😷🙏🏼🍁

A very dear friend has set up this fundraiser to provide immediate relief and life-saving supplies to people in Beirut.

Food and Household Supply Relief for the Lebanese organized by Samer Nehme

After 2 years in this role we - Seema Nath, Pia Kreijkes and Michelle Anjirbag are stepping down as editors of the FERSA blog at Faculty of Education, University of Cambridge and handing the blog into very capable hands of Yan-Yi Lee, Krishna Kulkarni, Kelsey Graber and Emily Goodacre.
In this blogpost, we reflect on our journey & thank you for your support!

A Letter from Your Outgoing Editorial Team As this term ends, we would like to take a moment to reflect on two years as the editorial team for the FERSA Blog. We are handing over the blog into the very capable hands of Yan-Yi Lee, Kelsey Gr…

Please take a moment to read this open letter, collaboratively written by members of the FERSA Committee and signed by members of the Faculty of Education graduate community, addressing the systemic racism and racist practices within Faculty of Education, University of Cambridge.

https://fersacambridge.com/2020/06/17/addressing-the-systemic-racism-and-racist-practices-within-the-faculty-of-education-at-the-university-of-cambridge-an-open-letter/

Signatures will be collected for the letter through Monday, 22nd June and updated on the letter twice a day. If you would like to sign the letter, please use this form:

https://forms.gle/Knf3QQbYi95RwH3aA

Hi everyone, due to technical issues, our final Tea and Cakes event will be postponed until next week, on Wednesday the 17th at 14.00 BST. Thank you for your patience!

Hello everyone
If you want the zoom details for the Finishing Touches event then please email jjb62.

See you there!