Scottish Graduate School for Arts & Humanities

SGSAH 10 Year Anniversary Celebration

The Scottish Graduate School for Arts & Humanities officially celebrated its 10-year anniversary celebration on Thursday 3rd October 2024 at SWG3 in Glasgow.

The event brought together researchers, staff, partners and collaborators from across the past 10 years of SGSAH to enjoy refreshments, speeches, music, and reflections on a decade of research from the world’s first national graduate school for the Arts & Humanities.

The evening also featured a series of research display showcases from select members of the SGSAH Researcher community. Displays showcased research ranging from VR, to board games and tarot cards.

The evening featured a piper, a live ceilidh band and a playlist sourced from SGSAH PhD researchers' favourite music.

Please see a selection of photos taken by Martin Shields at the event below.

 

 

Photo Credit: Martin Shields

3 people smiling and cutting a rainbow cakea group posing by a rainbow cake

A person waving at a piper with trees in the background

People smiling and laughing outside

People smiling and laughing outside

People chatting outside. A piper is in the background

3 people smiling next to poster boards covered in pictures

Someone taking a polaroid photo of someone posing with a harlequin mask

someone being illuminated by an ipad's light in the dark

Someone wearing a VR headset with lots of people mingling in the background
someone talking to 2 people at a desk covered in tarot cards and a limbless teal mannequin

3 people mingling with drinks at an event

People interacting with a research display

Professor Claire Squires watching a video on a projector screen
A large crowd of people at an indoor event all watching something offscreen
Professor Dee Heddon holding a microphone in front of a gold SGSAH logo on a screen

Sandra De Rycker and Pepertual Brade giving a speech with a gold SGSAH logo on a screen in the background

People dancing at a ceilidh

People swinging each other round at a ceilidh
People dancing at a ceilidh