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COMMENTISSUE NO 145 | FEBRUARY 2003THE COLLEGE NEWSLETTERdevelop their transferable skills;thirdly, it will market postgradu-ate study programmes in healthsciences at King’s and, lastly, willA new Graduate work with the six Schools in theevaluation and development ofgraduate programmes.Norman Staines is understand-ably enthusiastic about the newSchool for King’s Graduate School. ‘I am confidentthat the new School will quicklydevelop an identity that comple-ments that of the six health science Schools and the College,’he commented, ‘whilst enrichingthe postgraduate student experi-ence. We aim to be student ori-ented and the work of the Gradu-ate School will be guided by theneeds of its membership.’There will be a series of present-ations to introduce the newGraduate School:10 FebruaryGuy’s Campus, Lecture Theatre1, New Hunt’s House at 16.0012 FebruaryDenmark Hill Campus, Gainsford Lecture Theatre at 16.0013 FebruaryWaterloo Campus, B5, Franklin-Wilkins Building at 16.00DOMINIC TURNERThe meetings will consist ofGraduate School for Health of supervision, training and Professor Norman Also in the lab short presentations, led by Staines discusses (from left to right)Sciences has been established programme management and Professor Staines, and a Q and A an experiment are other PhD stu-Ain King’s for postgraduate development. session. Staff and students fromwith his PhD stu- dents Anastasiastudents in the Health Sciences. Professor Norman ...