Director General’s Welcome
Welcome to the John Locke Institute’s 2024 Oxford Junior Summer School.
It is my great pleasure to invite you to join us for an intellectual adventure that will challenge what you think, and how you think, about a range of interesting and important questions. The topics we discuss will be matters of great consequence for many people, and the insights you acquire and the skills that you develop will, I hope, prepare you to play your own part in the years to come in changing our world for the better. I hope you will also begin to build friendships with some remarkable and interesting people.
To prepare for this enterprise, let me ask you to open your mind to the possibility that there is still much to learn and perhaps even a few things to unlearn. Intellectual humility coupled with a spirit of bold adventure will enable you to make the most of the exciting opportunities you are about to meet.
Best wishes,
Martin Cox Director General
RULES
In order to maintain a healthy, safe, and intellectually fertile environment, we require students to honor the following behavioral expectations:
• Not to possess or consume illegal drugs.
• Not to bring to the summer school or acquire during the summer school or consume during the summer school any alcoholic drinks.
• Not to smoke or use smokeless tobacco or vaping products within the precincts of the Campus.
• Not to visit a bedroom other than one’s own.
• Not to be outside of one’s own accommodation building after evening check-in, 10 – 10:30 pm, or outside of one’s own bedroom after 11:00 pm.
• To be punctual for all scheduled activities, and respect the curfew.
• To check in with the staff member(s) on duty during the stipulated time each evening.
• Not to engage in violent, threatening, or discourteous behaviour, but to treat others with respectful civility.
• To act in accordance with national and local laws, and the policies of our host institutions.
• To comply with all fire alarms, and not to endanger others by tampering with fire alarms or other safety equipment.
A student who violates any of these rules will be required to depart prematurely from the program. In such a case the Director of the Institute will write to the student’s academic referee and to the head of the student’s school or university. Students dismissed from the program for misconduct will bear any costs associated with early departure.
GROUPS
Cheng, Wenyao
Ding, Nathan
Fang, Manlin
Kim, Doah
Morrissey, Callum
Rughwani, Flora
Patel, Bella
Yerali, Alima
Huang, Alan
Kho, Tabitha
Lee, Madeline
Liang, Seohyun Koo Shiyu (Grace)
Newton Friedman, Byron
Olivera, Otavio
Pan, Jingfan (Claire)
Wu, Selina
Guan, Ruilai
Hien, Lilou
Liu, Zhuohao
Ma, Chenxi (Sissie)
Nickerson, Ella
Shyfrin, Aaron
Sodhi, Arya
A B D C
Hu, Kairui
Ng, Mathea
Rajpurohit, Shivraj
Sobczak, Nela
Shen, Lindong (Philip)
Tsui, Lucas
Yan, Mengzhen
Zhang, Yuyuan (Rechelle)
Chen, Jiami
ECho, Kaylynn
Li, Bindeliya
Li, Vivienne
Maxu, Tiger
Wang, Borui (Ruby)
Wang, Herbert
Zhu, Yuhan
GROUPS
F
Barengolts Spear, Xavier
Hu, Megan
Jiang, Yuhan
Shen, Lucia
Shen, Xuting (Tina)
Xu, Emily Yiting
Xu, Jayden
Yu, Harry
A, Alice Ruoxi
Lee, Nathaniel
Rajagopal, Rithesh
Rughwani, Vini
Sara Carlotti, Vittoria
Shen, Justin
Zhang, Agnes
GCai, Alina
HCho, Charlene
Li, Ruoming (Athena)
Lodha, Aavir
Pek, Hui Lan
Tsui, Daniel
Yu, Winston
GROUPS
Mr. Martin Cox
Director General, John Locke Institute
Mr. Tom Palmer
Chairman of the Council of Fellows, John Locke Institute
FACULTY
Martin Cox was an entrepreneur and company director in the transport and retail sectors, then national chief executive and international board member of the International Chamber of Commerce.
Following a degree in Philosophy, Politics and Economics, he taught economics at Oxford and helped found the International Growth Centre, a joint venture between the University of Oxford and the London School of Economics. He founded the John Locke Institute in 2011.
Dr. Tom Palmer is an American author and theorist, serving as a Senior Fellow at the Cato Institute and Vice President for International Programs at the Atlas Network.
Palmer lectures globally on political science, public choice, civil society, and individual rights. His work has been published in various scholarly journals and mainstream media, including the Harvard Journal of Law and Public Policy, Wall Street Journal, and New York Times.
He authored the book “Realizing Freedom: Libertarian Theory, History, and Practice” in 2009.
FACULTY
Dr Whyte was a lecturer in Philosophy at the University of Cambridge, where he won Analysis Magazine’s prize for the best article in the world by a philosopher under 30.
He is the author of several books, including the best-selling Crimes Against Logic and the winner of the Bastiat Prize for economic journalism.
Dr Whyte was a management consultant at Oliver Wyman, Director of Research at the Institute of Economic Affairs, and the Leader of a national political party in his native New Zealand.
Dr. Stephen Davies
Senior Fellow in History,
John Locke Institute
Dr. Steve Davies was a Senior Lecturer in the Department of History and Economic History at Manchester Metropolitan University. He has also been a Visiting Scholar at the Social Philosophy and Policy Center at Bowling Green State University, Ohio.
Dr. Davies is the Senior Education Fellow at the IEA. He has authored several books, including Empiricism and History (Palgrave Macmillan, 2003) and was co-editor with Nigel Ashford of The Dictionary of Conservative and Libertarian Thought (Routledge, 1991).
Academic Director, John Locke Institute
Dr. Jamie Whyte
Mr. Robin Koerner
Director of Heterodoxy
John Locke Institute
Mr. Brooks Newmark
Senior Fellow in History,
John Locke Institute
FACULTY
Robin Koerner holds an M.A. and an M.Phil. in Physics and Philosophy of Science from Cambridge University.
He consults in political messaging and psychology and is a writer of the Brownstone Institute.
He founded WatchingAmerica.com, an organization of over a hundred volunteers, which translates foreign commentary and opinion about the USA from mainstream media all over the world. He is the author of “If You Can Keep It”.
Brooks Newmark is a philanthropist, an Angel investor, and the former Minister for Civil Society in Her Majesty’s Government.
He has published a number of papers on government debt including: Simply Red: The True State of the Public Finances, The Price of Irresponsibility and The Hidden Debt Bombshell. Brooks was a Senior Partner of Apollo Management LP, an international private equity firm. He is a Board Director at Harvard University (Harvard Alumni Association), and the founder of several global philanthropic initiatives.
FACULTY
Ms. Helen Dale
Author
Helen Dale is a Senior Writer at Law & Liberty.
She won the Miles Franklin Award for her first novel, The Hand that Signed the Paper, and read law at Oxford and Edinburgh.
Her most recent novel, Kingdom of the Wicked, was shortlisted for the Prometheus Prize for science fiction.
She writes for a number of outlets, including The Spectator, The Australian, Standpoint, and Quillette.
Dr. Nick Tasker
Lecturer in Philosophy, University of Oxford,
Dr. Nick Tasker teaches Logic, Elements of Deductive Logic, General Philosophy, Knowledge and Reality, Philosophy of Logic and Language, Philosophy of Science.
After a B.A. from Sheffield, Dr. Nick came to Oxford for the B.Phil. He subsequently spent a few years living in Paris where he studied linguistics, but returned to the UK to do a PhD at Leeds.
Dr. Tasker is Stipendiary Lecturer in Philosophy at Hertford College and Stipendiary Lecturer in Logic at Keble College.
FACULTY
Managing Director & Residential Dean Program Director
Jake Dibden
Preceptor
Marie Loubeyre Nour Bou Malhab
Victoria Kapeliushna Director of Adnissions
Preceptor
Pia Comer
Kardo Beck
Preceptor
FACULTY
Pheobe Lewis Junior Preceptor
Saanvi Trepuramallu
Junior Preceptor
Preceptor
Beth Noble Preceptor
Anna Hazolyshyn
Joshua Robinson
Junior Preceptor Junior Preceptor
Sky Wong
FACULTY
Maddy Colburne Activity Leader
Abigail Bacon Preceptor
10am11.30am
Sunday 14 July
12 o’clock - 12.45pm
Arrive at Radley College Check into Boarding Social (C / D / L / H) and Morning Coffee in front of Theatre
Directors’ Welcome Address
Ms Marie Loubeyre, Dr Jamie Whyte, Mr Robin Koerner & Mr Martin Cox (Parents are welcome to attend) Theatre
1.10pm1.50pm Lunch Dining Hall
Please meet us in front of the Dining Hall at 1.50pm to walk to the Science Lecture Theatre
2.05pm2.35pm
2.45pm3.15pm
Lecture: How to Disagree Productively Dr Jamie Whyte Science Lecture Theatre (SLT)
Lecture: Political Paradigms Mr Robin Koerner Science Lecture Theatre (SLT)
3.20pm4pm Afternoon Tea Dining Hall
4.10pm5pm
Residential Dean Welcome Address & Introduction to Ideological Turing Test
Ms Marie Loubeyre, Dr Stephen Davies, Dr Jamie Whyte & Mr Robin Koerner Science Lecture Theatre (SLT)
6.30pm7.15pm Dinner Dining Hall
9pm9.30pm
10pm11pm
Early bird evening check-in (9 - 9.30pm)
For those of you who want an early night, please sign in with our staff in the common room of your Boarding Social
Regular evening check-in (10 - 10.30pm)
Please be in your own accommodation building by 10:30 pm and in your own bedroom by 11:00 pm
Monday 15 July
9am9.30am Breakfast Dining Hall
All classrooms are on the first floor of Queen’s Court (‘The Donut’)
9.40am10.10am
Review & Reflection [Jake] (M3)
Please bring your laptop or equivalent
10.20am10.50am Precept with Dr Whyte (M3) Precept with Dr Davies (M4)
Review & Reflection [Pia] (M4)
Please bring your laptop or equivalent
Review & Reflection [Kardo] (M5)
Please bring your laptop or equivalent
Review & Reflection [Beth] (M6)
Please bring your laptop or equivalent
Precept with Mr Koerner (M5) Precept with Kardo (M6) Free Time
11am11.30am Morning Coffee Dining Hall
11.35am12.05pm Free Time
12.15pm12.55pm
Precept with Dr Whyte (M3) Precept with Dr Davies (M4) Precept with Mr Cox (M5) Precept with Kardo (M6)
Philosophy Lecture Dr Nick Tasker Science Lecture Theatre
1.10pm1.50pm Lunch Dining Hall
2pm2.30pm
2.45pm3.25pm
Q&A with Dr Nick Tasker Science Lecture Theatre
Game Theory Lecture
Mr Martin Cox Science Lecture Theatre
3.30pm4pm Afternoon Tea Dining Hall
6.30pm7.15pm Dinner Dining Hall
9pm9.30pm
Early bird evening check-in (9 - 9.30pm)
For those of you who want an early night, please sign in with our staff in the common room of your Boarding Social 10pm11pm
Regular evening check-in (10 - 10.30pm)
Please be in your own accommodation building by 10:30 pm and in your own bedroom by 11:00 pm
Tuesday
16 July
9am9.30am Breakfast Dining Hall
9.40am10.10am
Review & Reflection [Jake] (M3)
Please bring your laptop or equivalent
Review & Reflection [Pia] (M4)
Please bring your laptop or equivalent
Review & Reflection [Kardo] (M5)
Please bring your laptop or equivalent
10.45am11.15am Morning Coffee Dining Hall
11.35pm12.15pm
Philosophy Lecture
Dr Nick Tasker
Science Lecture Theatre
12.20pm1pm Lecture
Dr Steve Davies Science Lecture Theatre
1.10pm1.50pm Lunch Dining Hall
2pm2.30pm
2.40pm3.20pm
Q&A with Dr Tasker (Science Lecture Theatre) Q&A with Dr Davies (G4)
Lecture
Dr Jamie Whyte Science Lecture Theatre
3.30pm4pm Afternoon Tea Dining Hall
4.10pm4.40pm
Q&A with Dr Whyte (Science Lecture Theatre)
6.30pm7.15pm Dinner Dining Hall
7.30pm8.30pm
9pm9.30pm
10pm11pm
Review & Reflection [Beth] (M6)
Please bring your laptop or equivalent
Ask Me Anything
Dr Steve Davies & Dr Whyte (moderator) Theatre
Early bird evening check-in (9 - 9.30pm)
For those of you who want an early night, please sign in with our staff in the common room of your Boarding Social
Regular evening check-in (10 - 10.30pm)
Please be in your own accommodation building by 10:30 pm and in your own bedroom by 11:00 pm
*Laundry service the next day. Please add clothes to the dedicated laundry basket in your Boarding Social by 11pm*
Wednesday
17 July
9am9.30am Breakfast Dining Hall
Pick up your lunch bag right after breakfast (dietary requirements are provided for so please pick up the correct lunch bag)
Bus departs for Oxford
10am10.15am
10.45amnoon
12.30pm1.30pm
3pm - 4pm
Please meet us in front of the Clock Tower at 9.50am *please wear your lanyard, bring water and a change of clothes*
Punting on the River Cherwell (Victoria, Pia, Beth, Jake)
Oxford Punting, Magdalen Bridge Boathouse, High St, Oxford OX1 4AU
*no lanyard or valuables on the water*
Explore Oxford (stay with your preceptor) (Victoria, Pia)
Explore Oxford (stay with your preceptor) (Joshua, Saanvi)
Explore Oxford (stay with your preceptor) (Maddy, Phoebe)
Picnic in Christ Church Meadow
Explore Oxford (stay with your preceptor) (Beth, Jake)
Punting on the River Cherwell (Joshua, Saanvi, Maddy, Phoebe)
Oxford Punting, Magdalen Bridge Boathouse, High St, Oxford OX1 4AU
*no lanyard or valuables on the water*
Please meet us in front of the Ashmolean Museum, Beaumont St, Oxford OX1 2PH, by 4.30pm
4.45pm Bus departs for Radley
6.30pm7.15pm Dinner Dining Hall
9pm9.30pm
10pm - 11pm
Early bird evening check-in (9 - 9.30pm)
For those of you who want an early night, please sign in with our staff in the common room of your Boarding Social
Regular evening check-in (10 - 10.30pm)
Please be in your own accommodation building by 10:30 pm and in your own bedroom by 11:00 pm
9am - 9.30am
9.40am10.10am
Thursday
18 July
Breakfast Dining Hall
All classrooms are on the first floor of Queen’s Court (‘The Donut’)
Review & Reflection [Jake] (M3)
Please bring your laptop or equivalent
10.20am10.50am Precept with Jake (M6) Precept with Kardo (M3)
Review & Reflection [Pia] (M4)
Please bring your laptop or equivalent
Review & Reflection [Kardo] (M5)
Please bring your laptop or equivalent
Review & Reflection [Beth] (M6)
Please bring your laptop or equivalent
Precept with Dr Davies (M4) Precept with Mr Koerner (M5) Free Time
11am11.30am Morning Coffee Dining Hall
11.35am12.05pm Free Time
12.15pm12.55pm
1.10pm1.50pm
2pm - 2.30pm
2.45pm3.25pm
Precept with Jake (M6) Precept with Kardo (M3) Precept with Dr Davies Precept with Mr Cox (M5)
Lecture
Mr Martin Cox Science Lecture Theatre
Lunch Dining Hall
Q&A with Dr Jamie Whyte Science Lecture Theatre
Lecture
Dr Steve Davies Science Lecture Theatre
3.30pm - 4pm Afternoon Tea Dining Hall
5pm - 6pm Swimming Pool (Optional) (supervision by Ana & Joshua)
6.30pm7.15pm
Dinner Dining Hall
7.30pm9.30pm Karaoke Theatre
10pm - 11pm
Regular evening check-in (10 - 10.30pm)
Please be in your own accommodation building by 10:30 pm and in your own bedroom by 11:00 pm
Friday
19 July
9am9.30am Breakfast Dining Hall
All classrooms are on the first floor of Queen’s Court (‘The Donut’)
9.40am10.10am
10.20am10.50am
Review & Reflection [Jake] (M3)
Please bring your laptop or equivalent
Precept with Mr Koerner (M5) Precept with Mr Cox (M3)
Review & Reflection [Pia] (M4)
Please bring your laptop or equivalent
Precept with Jake (M6)
Review & Reflection [Kardo] (M5)
Please bring your laptop or equivalent
Review & Reflection [Beth] (M6)
Please bring your laptop or equivalent
Precept with Dr Davies (M4) Free Time
11am11.30am Morning Coffee Dining Hall
11.35am12.05pm Free Time
12.15pm12.55pm
Precept with Mr Koerner (M5)
Lecture Dr Steve Davies Science Lecture Theatre
1.10pm1.50pm Lunch Dining Hall
2pm2.30pm
2.45pm3.25pm
Precept with Jake (M6)
Precept with Dr Whyte (M3)
Precept with Dr Davies (M4)
Q&A with Dr Steve Davies Science Lecture Theatre
Lecture Mr Robin Koerner Science Lecture Theatre
3.30pm4pm Afternoon Tea Dining Hall
4pm6pm Swimming Pool (Optional) (supervision by Sky & Saanvi from 4pm to 5pm / supervision by Phoebe & Maddy from 5pm to 6pm)
6.30pm7.15pm Dinner Dining Hall
9pm9.30pm
Early bird evening check-in (9 - 9.30pm)
For those of you who want an early night, please sign in with our staff in the common room of your Boarding Social
10pm11pm Regular evening check-in (10 - 10.30pm) Please be in your own accommodation building by 10:30 pm and in your own bedroom by 11:00 pm
Saturday
20 July
9am - 9.30am
9.40am10.10am
10.20am10.50am
Breakfast Dining Hall
All classrooms are on the first floor of Queen’s Court (‘The Donut’)
Review & Reflection [Jake] (M3)
Please bring your laptop or equivalent
Precept with Dr Davies (M4) Precept with Jake (M6)
Review & Reflection [Pia] (M4)
Please bring your laptop or equivalent
Review & Reflection [Kardo] (M5)
Please bring your laptop or equivalent
Review & Reflection [Beth] (M6)
Please bring your laptop or equivalent
Precept with Dr Whyte (M3) Precept with Mr Cox (M5) Free Time
11am11.30am Morning Coffee Dining Hall
11.35am12.05pm Free Time
12.15pm12.55pm
Precept with Kardo (M4)
Precept with Mr Koerner (M5)
Precept with Jake (M6)
Precept with Dr Whyte (M3)
Lecture Mr Martin Cox Science Lecture Theatre
1.10pm1.50pm Lunch Dining Hall
2pm - 2.30pm
2.45pm3.25pm
Q&A with Mr Martin Cox Science Lecture Theatre
Lecture Dr Jamie Whyte Science Lecture Theatre
3.30pm - 4pm Afternoon Tea Dining Hall
6.30pm7.15pm Dinner Dining Hall
7.30pm9.30pm
10pm - 11pm
Movie Night Science Lecture Theatre
Regular evening check-in (10 - 10.30pm)
Please be in your own accommodation building by 10:30 pm and in your own bedroom by 11:00 pm
Sunday 21 July
9.20am9.50am
11am11.15am
Breakfast Dining Hall
Pick up your lunch bag right after breakfast (dietary requirements are provided for so please pick up the correct lunch bag)
Please meet us in front of the Clock Tower at 10.30am
Bus departs for Blenheim Palace *please wear your lanyard, bring water*
Visit of Blenheim Palace Woodstock OX20 1PS
4pm4.15am
6.30pm7.15pm
9pm9.30pm
10pm - 11pm
Bus departs for Radley
Dinner Dining Hall
Early bird evening check-in (9 - 9.30pm)
For those of you who want an early night, please sign in with our staff in the common room of your Boarding Social
Regular evening check-in (10 - 10.30pm)
Please be in your own accommodation building by 10:30 pm and in your own bedroom by 11:00 pm
*Laundry service the next day. Please add clothes to the dedicated laundry basket in your Boarding Social by 11pm*
Monday
22 July
9am9.30am Breakfast Dining Hall
All classrooms are on the first floor of Queen’s Court (‘The Donut’)
9.40am10.10am
10.20am10.50am
Review & Reflection [Jake] (M3)
Please bring your laptop or equivalent
Precept with Mr Cox (M4)
Precept with Mr Koerner (M5)
Review & Reflection [Pia] (M4)
Please bring your laptop or equivalent
Precept with Kardo (M6)
Review & Reflection [Kardo] (M5)
Please bring your laptop or equivalent
Review & Reflection [Beth] (M6)
Please bring your laptop or equivalent
Precept with Dr Whyte (M3) Free Time
11am11.30am Morning Coffee Dining Hall
11.35am12.05pm Free Time
12.15pm12.55pm
Precept with Dr Whyte (M4)
Precept with Dr Davies (M3)
Precept with Mr Koerner (M5)
Precept with Kardo (M6)
Lecture Mr Brooks Newmark Science Lecture Theatre
1.10pm1.50pm Lunch Dining Hall
2pm2.30pm
2.45pm3.25pm
Q&A with Mr Brooks Newmark Science Lecture Theatre
Lecture Dr Tom Palmer Science Lecture Theatre
3.30pm4pm Afternoon Tea Dining Hall
6.30pm7.15pm Dinner Dining Hall
9pm9.30pm
10pm11pm
Early bird evening check-in (9 - 9.30pm)
For those of you who want an early night, please sign in with our staff in the common room of your Boarding Social
Regular evening check-in (10 - 10.30pm)
Please be in your own accommodation building by 10:30 pm and in your own bedroom by 11:00 pm
Tuesday 23 July
9am9.30am Breakfast Dining Hall
9.40am10.10am
Review & Reflection [Jake] (M3)
Please bring your laptop or equivalent
Review & Reflection [Pia] (M4)
Please bring your laptop or equivalent
Review & Reflection [Kardo] (M5)
Please bring your laptop or equivalent
10.45am11.15am Morning Coffee Dining Hall
11.35pm12.15pm
12.20pm1pm
Review & Reflection [Beth] (M6)
Please bring your laptop or equivalent
Lecture
Dr Steve Davies Science Lecture Theatre
Lecture
Dr Tom Palmer Science Lecture Theatre
1.10pm1.50pm Lunch Dining Hall
2pm2.30pm
2.40pm3.20pm
Q&A with Dr Palmer (Science Lecture Theatre) Q&A with Dr Davies (G4)
Lecture
Dr. Jamie Whyte Science Lecture Theatre
3.30pm4pm Afternoon Tea Dining Hall
4.10pm4.40pm
Q&A with Dr Jamie Whyte & Mr Robin Koerner (Science Lecture Theatre)
6.30pm7.15pm Dinner Dining Hall
9pm9.30pm
10pm11pm
Early bird evening check-in (9 - 9.30pm)
For those of you who want an early night, please sign in with our staff in the common room of your Boarding Social
Regular evening check-in (10 - 10.30pm)
Please be in your own accommodation building by 10:30 pm and in your own bedroom by 11:00 pm *Laundry service the next day. Please add clothes to the dedicated laundry basket in your Boarding Social by 11pm*
Wednesday 24 July
9am - 9.30am Breakfast Dining Hall
Pick up your lunch bag right after breakfast (dietary requirements are provided for so please pick
10am10.15am
4pm - 4.15pm
4.30pm - 6pm
Bus departs for Oxford *please wear your lanyard, bring water*
Explore Oxford
Bus departs for Radley
Swimming Pool (Optional) (supervision by Kardo & Pia)
6.30pm7.15pm Dinner Dining Hall
7.30pm9.30pm
10pm - 11pm
John Locke’s Got Talent Theatre
Regular evening check-in (10 - 10.30pm)
Please be in your own accommodation building by 10:30 pm and in your own bedroom by 11:00 pm
Thursday 25 July
9am9.30am Breakfast Dining Hall
All classrooms are on the first floor of Queen’s Court (‘The Donut’)
10am10.40am
Lecture Mr Martin Cox Science Lecture Theatre
11am11.30am Morning Coffee Dining Hall
11.35am12.05pm
12.15pm12.55pm
Precept with Dr Whyte (M3)
Precept with Kardo (M4)
Precept with Jake (M6)
Precept with Mr Koerner (M5)
Precept with Dr Whyte (M3)
Lecture Dr Tom Palmer Science Lecture Theatre
1.10pm1.50pm Lunch Dining Hall
2pm2.30pm
2.45pm3.25pm
Precept with Kardo (M4)
Precept with Jake (M6)
Precept with Mr Koerner (M5)
Q&A with Dr Tom Palmer Science Lecture Theatre
Lecture Mr Robin Koerner Science Lecture Theatre
3.30pm4pm Afternoon Tea Dining Hall
6.30pm7.15pm Dinner Dining Hall
9pm9.30pm
Early bird evening check-in (9 - 9.30pm)
For those of you who want an early night, please sign in with our staff in the common room of your Boarding Social
Friday
26 July
9am9.30am Breakfast Dining Hall
All classrooms are on the first floor of Queen’s Court (‘The Donut’)
9.40am10.50am
Ideological Turing Test First Round [Dr Palmer & Jake] (M3)
Ideological Turing Test First Round [Dr Whyte & Anna] (M4)
Ideological Turing Test First Round [Mr Koerner & Kardo] (M5)
11am11.30am Morning Coffee Dining Hall
11.45am12.45pm
Ideological Turing Test First Round [Dr Davies & Beth] (M6)
Director General’s Valedictory Lecture Mr Martin Cox, Victoria Kapeliushna, Pia Comer Science Lecture Theatre
1.10pm1.50pm Lunch Dining Hall Dress for Dinner
3.30pm4pm Afternoon Tea Dining Hall
4pm5.30pm
6.30pm9.30pm
Ideological Turing Test Finals & Certificate Ceremony Science Lecture Theatre
Please meet us in front of the Archesr at 5.45pm to walk to the pontoon (30 minutes’ walk)
Farewell Dinner & Boat Cruise River Thames | Salter’s Steamers
10pm11pm Regular evening check-in (10 - 10.30pm) Please be in your own accommodation building by 10:30 pm and in your own bedroom by 11:00 pm
Saturday 27 July
Please vacate your bedroom by 9am. You can store your luggage in the common rooms of your Boarding Social.
9am9.30am Breakfast Dining Hall
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