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 | GCU Archives wrote: What's in a name? Royal connection of the Queen's College, Glasgow A Wellcome Trust Research Resources Project It was during its centenary year in 1975 that the College received its royal title, the Queen’s College, Glasgow. Before that it was called the Glasgow and West of Scotland College of Domestic Science ( (More) | |
| GCU Archives wrote: Gifts that keep on giving To meet someone gifting to the Archive Centre is (at least for this writer) in parts agreeable, humbling, and slightly nerve-inducing - exacerbated manifold if the materials are of personal or sentimental value. The neatly folded and dry-cleaned b (More) | |
| GCU Archives wrote: Want to know more about GCU's history - read on... A Wellcome Trust Research Resources Project Our Wellcome Trust Research Resources funded project “Poverty, Health, Diet and Education in Glasgow: from Domestic Science to the Allied Health Professions, 1875-1993” is now finished. With its completi (More) | |
| GCU Archives wrote: It’s all in the chemistry: Mary Andross and food research | GCU Archives wrote: Electrifying Domestic Science - guest blog by Eleanor Peters Eleanor Peters is a University of Aberdeen PhD student. She has been using the Queen's College, Glasgow (formerly the Glasgow and West of Scotland College of Domestic Science) records, which are in the final stages of being catalogued as part of the (More) |
| GCU Archives wrote: International collaboration on home economics building healthy communities A Wellcome Trust Research Resources Project The 1st International Congress on Home Economics was held in Fribourg, Switzerland, in October 1908. It was attended by 750 delegates, representing 20 countries, who had all come together to share knowledg (More) | |
| GCU Archives wrote: What’s cooking in the “Poverty, Health, Diet and Education in Glasgow” project A Wellcome Trust Research Resources Project We are now two-thirds of the way into the twelve month Wellcome Trust funded project “Poverty, Health, Diet and Education in Glasgow: from Domestic Science to the Allied Health Professions, 1875-1993”. The (More) | |
| GCU Archives wrote: Tackling food poverty: from peacetime to wartime and back again A Wellcome Trust Research Resources Project Over the festive season people are busy shopping, partying and feasting on rich food. For many, it is a time of extravagance and over-indulgence but it is also a time to remember that there are people who (More) | |
| GCU Archives wrote: The Minority Male A Wellcome Trust Research Resources Project Usually when we hear about education in the early 20th century it is of a sphere dominated by men. Male professors, teachers and students thrived in a world where women were generally regarded as the lesse (More) | |
| GCU Archives wrote: The EAW and educating women on the power of freedom [caption id="attachment_2635" align="alignright" width="233"] EAW Magazine, Summer 1937 A Wellcome Trust Research Resources Pro (More) |
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Nice gallery of photos
What are the photos at the bottom? – Anne Awning
very nice, goodluck
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I’m USMAN LATIF recently graduated from GCU common good university’s with the course INTERNATIONAL CONSTRUCTION PROJECT MANAGEMENT. I’m really enjoyed my journey with GCU Professors and staff.
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