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MARU Alumni Day 2010
Volcanic ash causes MARU Alumni Day to be rescheduled! The comparative health studies filed trip to Switzerland in April was a casualty of the Icelandic volcanic eruption. We are now meeting on Tuesday 13th July in Keyworth Lecture Hall B here at LSBU at which point the re-arranged trip to Switzerland should have taken place and the presentation will be ready. We'll book a table locally for dinner afterwards. Look forward to seeing you there
5 Case Model for business cases
June 8th 2010. Duane Passman, Grace Bishop and Liz Whelan look forward to seeing you on the 8th to look at the the 5 Case Model and share their experience both of writing and reviewing business cases. We are pleased to be hosting the workshop at the the Keyworth Centre at London South Bank University. The itinerary and booking form can be found at the 5-case-model-event-June-2010.pdf weblink by clicking here or in the library section of the Maru Forum website. Details about the speakers are at Speakers-for-5-case-model-event-June-2010.pdf
Architectural Assistant
Kgosi Mphathi, MARU research assistant and post-grad Part 2 architect at LSBU is looking for a position in a Trust or Architect's office when he completes his studies in May 2010.
MARU Innovation Circle 2009 paper available
Check out the new
Creativity in Briefing paper which lays the finger of blame on the project brief when projects disappoint.
Some of the MIC members gave a talk in Cardiff yesterday to he South Wales Chapter of the Association of Project Managers
MSc student group Italy field trip
The MARU field trip 2009 was in Italy last year. A highlight was meeting Professor Andrea Tartaglia, a MARU alumnus who designed the Sant Angelo hospital pictured for our first banner.
Welcome to the MARU Forum
This is the new website launched in 2010 for the UK and International MARU alumni and current academic student network.
Aims Of The Site
Our aim is to facilitate dialogue between the alumni with news, events, research and a discussion forum for project information, or any innovative topics you like!
It has been developed in response to alumni wishing to have a safe place to test ideas, contact peers, keep in touch with international alumni and be aware of recruitment or work opportunties.
Above all it will mean alumni having the ability to contribute directly to debate, for example on published policy, and share useful information with others.
Registering To Use The Site
The contents of this site are available to registered users.
All MARU alumni are eligible to use the site and may register for a logon.
All visitors to this site: If you click on the RSS link at the top of this page you will be able to automatically receive news headline updates from this site.
Picture of Hospital of Sant'Angelo Lodigiano. Architect Professor Andrea Tartaglia of the Milano Polytechnico, MARU alumnus.
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