Dr Johanna Green Annual Lecture: A Celebration of MSc IMP 20

Dr Johanna Green Annual Lecture: A celebration of MSc IMP 20

Celebrating 20 years of the MSc IMP: Dr Adele Redhead

Fragmentary Stories: Reading Communities in Historic House Libraries, Dr Amy Solomons

In celebration of Dr Johanna’s Green's life and work, we invite you to join us for a celebration of MSc IMP and the nnual lecture in her honour. Johanna’s expertise as a researcher and teacher on the MSc IMP in book history and digital humanities, coupled with her unwavering dedication to her students' education and personal growth, made her a beloved figure within our community.

The lecture will take place on 24th April at 5.00pm in the Forehall, the University of Glasgow. 

As a former student and friend of Johanna, Dr Amy Solomons will give the lecture.
Dr Amy Solomons is a postdoctoral research assistant on 'Reading the Room: Books, Access and Community in Heritage Space', a one-year collaborative project between the University of Oxford and the National Trust. In 2024, she graduated from her PhD at the University of Liverpool, also in collaboration with the National Trust, titled 'Fragmentary Traces: Female Readers in Family Libraries 1700-1840'. She recently co-edited 'Power and Patriarchy in the British Country House', a special issue for Women's History Review (2024) where she also published an article on Sabine Winn’s collection of books at Nostell Priory.

The lecture will be followed by a reception in No 1A the Square for colleagues and friends to share memories of Johanna and the Msc IMP.

Room 256 - Forehall is located on level 2 to the rear of the Interfaith Chaplaincy offices, entrance G. Main Building, University of Glasgow, University Avenue, Glasgow, G12 8QQ  click here for a map

There will be a live stream from the event and friends and colleagues can join online https://echo360.org.uk/section/5e340043-bdb2-4715-ba0f-28998de83c02/public - please don't book a ticket if you are intending to join us remotely