Date: Tuesday 21 February 2017
Venue: The Kelvin Gallery, Main Building, University of Glasgow
Doors Open: 6.00pm
Lecture Starts: 6.30pm
Event Finishes: 8.00pm
Registration Page: https://www.alumni.gla.ac.uk/NetCommunity/events-and-reunions/2017-stone-lecture
Doors Open: 6.00pm
Lecture Starts: 6.30pm
Event Finishes: 8.00pm
Registration Page: https://www.alumni.gla.ac.uk/NetCommunity/events-and-reunions/2017-stone-lecture
It is our great pleasure to invite you to the 2017 Stone Lecture on Tuesday 21st February, during which broadcaster and writer Sally Magnusson will talk about the challenge of dementia.
She will explore how the experience of looking after her mother Mamie (chronicled in her bestselling memoir Where Memories Go) encouraged her to find ways of persuading society to look differently at dementia, and how her mother’s response to music led to the foundation of the charity Playlist for Life.
About the Stone Lecture
The late Sir Alexander Stone was a prominent member of the Jewish community in Glasgow, and a benefactor to the University. In addition, he endowed lectureships in Bibliophily and Rhetoric.