Timetable

9.00 – 9.30    REGISTRATION

9.30 – 10.15    Keynote 1: TBC

10.15 – 10.40    – POSTERS & COFFEE –

10.45 – 11.40    Panel A (Chair: Christo Albor)

• Development of a new set of criteria to assess the quality of diverse studies as part of a systematic review. Reema Sirriyeh (Psychology, Leeds)
• Personal Narratives of Environmental Behaviour. Sarah Hards (Social Policy and Social Work)
• Cyberpsychics: Subjective experiences of psychic readings on the internet. Tamlyn Ryan (Sociology)

11.50 – 12.40    Panel B (Chair: Kate Gridley)

• Mental Health Policy and Service Delivery in Taiwan and England. Jin-Yong Wang (Social Policy and Social Work)
• Comparing economic and non-economic outcome measurements in the evaluation of drug misuse intervention. Stacey Ching-Wen Chang (Health Sciences)
• An exploration of the barriers to friendship formation for adults with learning disabilities who have low support needs. Gillian Allan (Social Policy and Social Work) - TBC

12.40 – 13.30    – LUNCH –

13.30 – 14.25    Panel C (Chair: Hannah Ainsworth)

• Facilitators and Barriers in Lower-Secondary Schools: Representative Cases in Oaxaca, Mexico. Elia Lorena Lopez (Educational Studies)
• Critical Moments in and Case Histories of Marginalised Young People’s Lives. Aniela Wenham and Hannah King (Social Policy and Social Work) - TBC
• Lebanese Adolescents Post-War: the relation between war experience, resiliency, emotional intelligence and personality factors. Rana Tayara (Psychology)

14.35 – 15.30    Parallel Workshops

• Reviewing diverse literature. Steph Prady, Lucy Goulding (Health Sciences) and Sara Melo (Management School)
• HIV and Vulnerable people. George Shirreff (Infectious Disease Epidemiology, Imperial) and Baltica Cabieses Valdes (Health Sciences)
• More TBC

15.30 – 15.45    – COFFEE BREAK –

16.00 – 16.45    Keynote 2: Globalization and Health. Roberto de Vogli (UCL)

16.45 onwards    DRINKS

18.30    DINNER AT ASK