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SUMMARY:Higher Education in the Age of AI: Insights and Perspectives from Professor Sir Richard Trainor\, KBE
DESCRIPTION:Join us for an illuminating evening with Professor Sir Richard Trainor\, KBE\, as we explore the transformative impact of artificial intelligence and emerging technologies on the future of higher education in the UK and across the globe. As a distinguished academic\, Rector of Exeter College\, Oxford\, former Vice-Chancellor of the University of Greenwich\, Principal of King’s College London\, and President of Universities UK\, Sir Rick brings an unparalleled depth of experience and insight to this critical topic. \nDrawing upon his extensive leadership in academia and his keen understanding of the evolving educational landscape\, Sir Rick will delve into the challenges and opportunities presented by AI and other cutting-edge technologies. He will share his vision for how universities can adapt and thrive in the face of rapid technological advancements\, ensuring they remain at the forefront of innovation and continue to deliver world-class education. \nThroughout the evening\, we will engage in a thought-provoking discussion on how these innovations are reshaping the way we teach\, learn\, and conduct research. Sir Richard will explore how universities can best position themselves to capitalize on these changes while addressing the potential implications of AI on crucial issues such as accessibility\, equity\, and the role of higher education in society. \nIn addition to this enlightening discourse\, the event provides an unparalleled opportunity for networking and mingling with fellow Oxbridge members in the exclusive setting of Soho House HK. Enjoy cocktails and canapés while taking in the magnificent view of Victoria Harbour and engaging in stimulating conversations with like-minded individuals from diverse backgrounds and industries. \nDate:12 Apr 2024 (Friday)\nTime: Cocktails from 6pm; 6:30-7:30pm Speech by Sir Rick + Q&A 7:30-9pm Drinks & Networking\nVenue: Pink Room\, Soho House Hong Kong\, 33 Des Voeux Rd W\, Sheung Wan\nDress code: Smart Causal\nCost: $550 (members)\, $650 (non members) inc. free flow wine and canapes\nEnquiries: David Ching (tldching@gmail.com) and Oxbridge Administrator (society@oxbridge.org.hk) \n  \nBio: \nProfessor Sir Richard “Rick” Trainor KBE\, FAcSS\, FRHistS\, FKC is an academic known for his roles as Vice Chancellor of the University of Greenwich (2000-04)\, Principal of King’s College London (2004-14) and President of Universities UK (2007-9)\, representing the interests of all UK university leaders. Since 2014\, Sir Rick has been the Rector of Exeter College\, Oxford. A graduate of Brown University\, Sir Rick was awarded a Rhodes Scholarship\, which led him to complete a second undergraduate degree at Merton College\, Oxford. He further pursued his academic journey as a research student at Nuffield College\, a Junior Research Fellow at Wolfson College\, and a lecturer at Balliol College. His doctoral research focused on Victorian social history. Sir Rick was for twenty-one years an academic at the University of Glasgow\, where he became dean of social sciences\, vice-principal and professor of social history. He also held the latter title at Greenwich and King’s and is now professor emeritus of social history at King’s.  \n\nKnown for his commitment to innovative teaching methods\, Sir Rick has been actively involved in promoting computer-based teaching in history and other disciplines. His research interests have centered on modern British elites\, particularly the middle-class leaders of industrial towns and cities.\nIn recognition of his contributions to the field\, Sir Rick has been elected as the President of the Economic History Society\, an organization dedicated to promoting research and teaching in economic and social history since 1926. He currently serves on the board of the Oxford Health NHS Foundation Trust and is the head of the Museum of London Academic Panel. Previously\, he held board positions at the University of Oxford\, the Royal Academy of Music\, the Museum of London\, Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC)\, the US/UK Fulbright Commission\, the Advisory Council of the Institute of Historical Research (IHR)\, and the Joint Information Systems Committee (JISC). \n\nA dual citizen of the UK and the USA\, Sir Rick was knighted in 2010 for services to higher education. 
URL:https://oxbridge.org.hk/event/higher-education-in-the-age-of-ai-insights-and-perspectives-from-sir-richard-trainor-kbe/
LOCATION:Soho House\, 33 Des Voeux Rd W\, Sheung Wan\, Hong Kong
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SUMMARY:Annual Rowing Regatta & Family Buffet
DESCRIPTION:The Oxford and Cambridge Society of Hong Kong invites you to Annual Rowing Regatta & Family Lunch \nDate: Saturday\, 20 April 2024\nTime: 10:30am – 3pm\nVenue: Middle Island\, Royal HK Yacht Club\, Deepwater Bay \nCost (inc. lunch set with free flow drinks):\nHK$480 (Member)\nHK$580 (Non-member)\nHK$380 (Children under 11) \nBy kind permission of the Rowing Section of the Royal Hong Kong Yacht Club\, the Oxbridge Annual Rowing Regatta will be held at Middle Island\, Deepwater Bay from 10:30am on Saturday 20 April 2024. \nThis is a very popular family event and guests and children are most welcome to attend and enjoy the beautiful surroundings of this unique location. The rowing races will commence at 11:30am sharp with crews representing Oxford\, Cambridge\, combined alumni and Royal Hong Kong Yacht Club. \nSome experience of rowing and/or coxing is required but crews will be of mixed ability and fitness. Individual or crew entries are welcome – please register your interest in advance so we can start assembling crews before the day. Participants are encouraged to wear their varsity colours and enter into friendly rivalry. \nExperienced rowers will have the opportunity to race in Hong Kong’s own “Boat Race” or in a Goldie/Isis boat\, but the mood of the day is light-hearted and there will be plenty of opportunity to have a fun row and enjoy the spirit of representing one’s alma mater. \nPrizes will be awarded\, subject to final entries\, on the beautiful lawn of the Clubhouse\, followed by a family buffet. A selection of hot and cold meat/fish/vegetarian dishes\, soup\, desserts\, tea/coffee will be served. End the day by watching the sun set over Deepwater Bay over a glass of wine after a sumptuous buffet. You won’t regret it! \nSign up below as a spectator at the buffet\, or if you are interested in rowing\, email us at administrator’s email (society@oxbridge.org.hk) to indicate your personal information\, experience levels and which university you would like to row for.
URL:https://oxbridge.org.hk/event/annual-rowing-regatta-family-buffet/
LOCATION:Royal HK Yacht Club\, Middle Island\, Hong Kong\, Hong Kong
CATEGORIES:Dinners,Food & Wine,Outdoor
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