| Universities
and Colleges Lecture Programme
Each
year Age Exchange lectures at universities and colleges around the country.
Universities have approached the charity in order that it shares its expertise
in reminiscence arts and health with graduates and undergraduates from
diverse academic disciplines. Lectures, which are designed to meet individual
criteria for specific courses have included the following themes:
Age
Exchange has taught and lectured at:
Birmingham
School of Speech and Drama
Central School of Speech and Drama
University College Winchester
University of Warwick
University of Aberystwyth
Goldsmiths College, University of London
University of Greenwich
Keele University (International Conference, ICIP)
Royal Holloway, University of London
University College London
University of East London
Birkbeck College, London University
St. Bartholomew's Hospital School of Nursing
If you wish to employ
Age Exchange to guest lecture at your college or university, or to discuss
Age Exchange's consultancy programme, please contact either
Bernie
Arigho berniearigho@age-exchange.org.uk
or
David Savill davidsavill@age-exchange.org.uk
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Lecturers
Bernie
Arigho M.Sc. (Gerontology), B.A., Cert. Ed., R.G.N., R.M.N.
Director of Reminiscence Research and Development
Bernie has a background in health and social care, the arts and
education. He has specialised in reminiscence work since 1986. Currently
Director of Reminiscence Research and Development with Age Exchange,
he is responsible for developing training and outreach project services.
He has coordinated over 200 projects in care settings. He is presently
directing national reminiscence projects that explore the links
between creativity and health in old age, using music, dance, theatre
and the visual arts.
berniearigho@age-exchange.org.uk
David
Savill Dip(Acting) M.A. (Performing Arts), F.R.S.A.
Director of Arts & Education
David graduated from the London Drama Centre in 1988. He has many
years' experience as a director, teacher and writer in the fields
of theatre and reminiscence arts. He is responsible for intergenerational
arts and education projects at Age Exchange, as well as developmental
reminiscence arts projects in partnership with other organisations.
He has lectured on his work at universities and drama schools around
the country.
davidsavill@age-exchange.org.uk
MALCOLM JONES M.A (Text and Performance) PGCE
Malcolm has worked as an actor, director and teacher since 1980
when he graduated from the Roehampton Institute. He has set up community
theatre projects in Lewisham, Greenwich and Richmond. He has also
developed T.I.E work in conjunction with Shelter. For 10 years Malcolm
worked as Workshop and Events Manager at the Theatre Museum in Covent
Garden, where he was responsible for a wide range of theatre workshops
for schools and the general public. He has interviewed many leading
British actors and directors for the Museum's Theatre Video Archive.
He has regularly taught classes for The Actors Centre since 1997.
Malcolm currently lectures at Rose Bruford Theatre College where
he leads practical workshops on all aspects of theatre history specializing
in Music Hall, popular entertainment and pantomime. He has appeared
on many TV programs speaking on theatre history. Malcolm has worked
on Reminiscence Theatre projects with Age Exchange since 2000.
Lindsay
Royan B.A. (Psych/Phil), Dip.Dth., C.Clin. Psych.
Specialist in Dementia Care
Lindsay is a clinical psychologist with twenty-six years experience
of working in the care of older people. She now specialises in dementia
care, primarily with older people but also younger people and people
with learning disabilities. She is a qualified drama therapist with
an interest in the use of all creative therapies in reminiscence
work. She has been involved in several national initiatives on developing
services for older people.
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