Dr
Steve Wharton
Availability
and movements during student Summer Vacation 2025
02 June-26 September; the
University is closed Summer Bank Holiday Monday 25 August, and University
Discretionary Day Tuesday 26th
In the period 28 July-14 August
inclusive, all activities listed below shall
be undertaken virtually save where otherwise indicated.
I shall be happy to meet online via
Teams or Zoom; e-mail me to make any such arrangements.
Although
the 2024/2025 academic year finishes from a teaching perspective over the
Summer once the semester ends on 30 May, the student vacation sees staff
involved in a variety of research- and administration-related activities
including marking of assessments. When not otherwise indicated, I am normally
working as/from home and checking e-mail three times a day, and am reachable via Teams or Zoom
(e-mail me to arrange a mutually convenient time for a call if there is no
green tick indicating I am online).
Known
commitments at time of writing (13 August 2025; previous commitments
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Monday
11 to Friday 22 August |
Supplementary
Assessment Period |
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Thursday 14 August |
Working as/from home: no in-person
appointments to be booked (Teams/Zoom calls possible; e-mail to
make arrangements) |
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Monday 18 and
Tuesday 19 August |
Working in London (Teams/Zoom
calls possible; e-mail to make arrangements) |
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Thursday 21 and Friday 22 August |
Annual Leave (incommunicado) |
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Monday 25 and Tuesday 26 August |
Bank Holiday and University
discretionary day (University closed) |
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[Tuesday 26 August |
15.00 Michael Davis Memorial Service, St Jamesīs
Church, South Stoke] |
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Wednesday 27 to Friday 29 August |
Annual Leave (incommunicado) |
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Monday 01, Tuesday
02, and Wednesday 03 September |
ASMCF Executive
Committee Meeting and ASMCF Annual Conference, Canterbury |
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Friday 05 September |
18.00 Badminton School
Community Barbecue |
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Thursday 11
September working in London |
16.00 Education
Support Board Meeting 19.00 Daniel OīConnell
250 Dinner, Reform Club |
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Friday 12 September |
Governor training
and strategy day, Badminton School |
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Monday 15 September |
08.30 Badminton
School Property Committee 19.00 Working
dinner, London |
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Wednesday 17
September |
08.30 Badminton
School Health & Safety Committee 13.15 Pre-semester
teaching meeting 14.15 School of
Management Board of Studies (Teams) 18.00 Reform Club
General Committee |
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Thursday 18
September working in London |
16.00 Julia Waters
Leaving drinks, Reading University |
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Monday
22 to Friday 26 September |
Freshers'/Induction
Week (Welcome Week) |
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Monday 22 September |
19.30 Reform Club Wine Pool |
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Tuesday 23
September working in London |
13.00 Working lunch, Reform Club 19.00 Reform Club Trustee Dinner |
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Wednesday 24 September |
09.15 Meeting for
Freshers of French |
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Friday 26 September |
10.15 Induction meetings
with returning ML Second Years 11.15 Induction
meetings with returning ML Finalists 12.15 Departmental Meeting for incoming exchange/visiting students 13.30 In-office exchange/visiting student advice drop-in session |
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Monday 29 September |
Semester One
teaching begins |
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Urgent messages may be transmitted
when the University is operating normal office hours via the
Faculty/Departmental Hub (1WN 3.02), which has a contact telephone number for
emergencies. You may contact the Office via polis-ug-admin@bath.ac.uk. |
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Dr Steve Wharton, Department of Politics, Languages and
International Studies, The University of
Bath, Bath BA2 7AY, UK Page last
updated 13 August 2025 by SW Copyright (c)
2025 in Dr Steve Wharton |
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