Darlith Edward Lhuyd 2017: Ynni, Gwaith a Chymhlethdod

Lecture title: Everyone's challenge to create a sustainable future: see the pattern and invest for the long term 'Her pawb i greu dyfodol cynaliadwy: gweld y patrwm a buddsoddi ar gyfer y tymor hir' The Edward Lhuyd Annual Lecture organised by the Coleg Cymraeg Cenedlaethol and the Learned Society of Wales 2023 presented by Dr Carol Bell. This was a live event that was conducted through the medium of Welsh. Dr Carol Bell is a member of the Society, and is a former Managing Director of the Global Oil & Gas Group at the Chase Manhattan Bank (1997 to 1999) and, previously, head of the European Equity Department at JP Morgan in London. She has an MA in Natural Sciences (Biochemistry) from the University of Cambridge, a BA in Earth Sciences (Geology) from the Open University and an MA and a PhD from the Institute of Archaeology, UCL.  In Wales, she is a member of several boards, including the Innovation Advisory Council of Wales, Cyfarthfa Foundation, and Football Association of Wales. She recently retired from the boards of the Development Bank of Wales, Museum Wales, and the Wales Millennium Centre. She is also on the council of Research England, and the boards of the National Physical Laboratory and Museum of London Archaeology as well as three international public companies. 

SOCIAL INEQUALITY This book aims to discuss social inequalities within contemporary society. DETAILS ABOUT THE PAAC ('Sociology Multimedia Resource Pack') SERIES: A package of multimedia resources to support the teaching of sociology through the medium of Welsh. These materials are aimed at pupils studying Sociology A Level in schools across Wales, and first year students studying the subject at university.  The series contains resources on the following themes: RESEARCH METHODS INTRODUCTION TO SOCIOLOGY THE FAMILY EDUCATION SOCIAL INEQUALITY The e-books were developed by Dr Cynog Prys and Dr Rhian Hodges from Bangor University's School of History, Philosophy and Social Sciences. These resources are only available through the medium of Welsh. 

INTRODUCTION TO SOCIOLOGY This book offers a concise overview to the reader of the main introductory concepts in the field of Sociology. It can be of use to A Level students of Sociology and also to students who are studying the subject from anew at university. Many themes will also be of interest to students of other subjects in the social sciences and arts. DETAILS ABOUT THE PAAC ('Sociology Multimedia Resource Pack') SERIES: A package of multimedia resources to support the teaching of sociology through the medium of Welsh. These materials are aimed at pupils studying Sociology A Level in schools across Wales, and first year students studying the subject at university.  The series contains resources on the following themes: RESEARCH METHODS INTRODUCTION TO SOCIOLOGY THE FAMILY EDUCATION SOCIAL INEQUALITY The e-books were developed by Dr Cynog Prys and Dr Rhian Hodges from Bangor University's School of History, Philosophy and Social Sciences. These resources are only available through the medium of Welsh. 

EDUCATION This book introduces the reader to a sociological analysis of education. These resources offer an overview of key sociological concepts in a field paying particular attention to leading theories. The work also offers examples of classic studies in the field of sociology of education, and also refers to education within the devolved Welsh context. The resource pack also includes fun cartoons, links to external resources, as well as occasional videos that help explain key concepts. DETAILS ABOUT THE PAAC ('Sociology Multimedia Resource Pack') SERIES: A package of multimedia resources to support the teaching of sociology through the medium of Welsh. These materials are aimed at pupils studying Sociology A Level in schools across Wales, and first year students studying the subject at university.  The series contains resources on the following themes: RESEARCH METHODS INTRODUCTION TO SOCIOLOGY THE FAMILY EDUCATION SOCIAL INEQUALITY The e-books were developed by Dr Cynog Prys and Dr Rhian Hodges from Bangor University's School of History, Philosophy and Social Sciences. These resources are only available through the medium of Welsh.