Leeds Metropolitan University
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After completing an MSc through Leeds Met (now Leeds Beckett University) in 2001, I decided to pursue a PhD. My move to Leeds was for this purpose, and I spent most of 2006 reading knowledge management and preparing a research proposal before returning to full time employment. Here are some views of the Leeds campus.
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The Library: Taken from The Acre, the Library serves as a nucleus for the Headingly campus.
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A different view: A view of the Acre from below my research office window.
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Spring bluebells: The woods behind the Refrectory are covered with bluebells in Spring.
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Me in 2006: I shared an office with Dr Paul Marchant during 2006. The filing system is not mine!
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Beckett Park in the Fall: The leaves start to change colour in September and October. These were taken with a thirty year old Nikon FM.
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Beckett Park in Winter: An early morning blanket of snow covers Beckett Park, dusting branches and leaving little birds to forage brazenly.
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Diverging paths: Tracks of early morning walkers crossing.
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A winter panorama: Beckett Park with the Headingly campus in the background. This was taken at Easter in 2008. The Fuji S5 has a real knack for photographing snow.
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Civic Quarter: I returned to lecturing at the University in December 2008 so that I could focus on completing the Ph.D. Full time project management can be quite stressful, particularly when one is juggling dozens of projects, so I decided to teach rather than do (and we all know the old saying about that!) for a year.
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22 Apr 2009: Abseiling down C Block at Leeds Met University. The Centre for Project Management students organised a charity abseil, and apart from the odd scream everything went well.
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22 Apr 2009: More than one catch of the day from the roof of C-Block. This is Leeds, on a nice sunny day.
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05 Feb 2009: Queens Square, from an office window. Rode in on the motorcycle, despite the icy roads.
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04 Feb 2009: Queens Square, looking down towards Millenium Square. I was looking for some images for the C4PM newsletter.
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