Calendar: 1971-1972 Page 428

Annual Report of the Delegacy liii Professor Beales lectured to the Boston Branch of the His- torical Association and at Christ Church College Canterbury and Philippa Fawcett College He served as External Examiner for the Universities of Liverpool and Newcastle Queen's University Belfast and Jordanhill College Professor Hirst lectured to the Departments of Education of the Universities of Oxford Keele and Surrey the Colleges of Educa- tion at Twickenham Isleworth and Birmingham the Cambridge Institute of Education and University College Cardiff He served as member of the Executive Committee and the Research Committee of the Universities Council for the Education of Teachers and of Gordons- toun School Council Governor of Cheshunt Grammar School Chairman of University Faculty of Education Working Party on Graduate Initial Teacher Training Chairman of University Faculty of Education Working Party on the Admission of Non-Graduates to Higher Degrees Vice-Chairman of the Philosophy of Education Society of Great Britain and external examiner for the Universities of Manchester and Leicester In August-September 1969 he was Visiting Professor at the University of Malawi Dr King lectured in several British universities and colleges of education at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem at the Universities of Tokyo Kyoto Hiroshima and Kyushu at the Australian National University in Canberra and at Melbourne Monash and La Trobe Universities In Melbourne he gave the Fink Memorial Lectures He broadcast for the and the Australian Broadcasting Corporation Mrs Cowie lectured on 'History in the 1970s' at the Easter Con- ference of the Careers Research Advisory Council Dr Β Dawson lectured to the University Department of Educa- tion at Hull During September 1969 he was guest of Shell Inter- national Petroleum Company in Holland He was also invited to join the Organising Committee of the South London Teachers' Centre at Chelsea College of Science and Technology Miss Parish began to build up audio-aids for the English studies in the Faculty Mrs Wakeford served as Governor of Furzedown College as King's College representative on the Council of the Mary Ward Centre and as President of the Women's Senior Common Room