Please join us on Monday 22nd May at 4.30pm (LT1, Queen’s Building) for our Inaugural Annual Teagarden Lecture

Please join us on Monday 22nd May at 4.30pm (LT1, Queen’s Building) for our Inaugural Annual Teagarden Lecture which will be given by Professor Josie Gill (Associate Professor in Black British Writing, University of Bristol). Title and Abstract to follow.

The lecture will be followed by a reception with drinks and canapes in the Queen’s Building cafe. All are welcome to attend. Please reserve your ticket using the registration link.

Dr Josie Gill

Josie Gill is an Associate Professor in the Department of English at the University of Bristol. Her research to date has focused on the intersections between contemporary literature, science and race and her book Biofictions: Race, Genetics and the Contemporary Novel won the British Society for Literature and Science Book Prize for 2020. From 2020-2022 she was Principal Investigator of the Wellcome Trust funded project Black Health and the Humanities and in October 2022 she was awarded a Philip Leverhulme Prize to begin work on a new book project, Black Lecturer.