Program

English for Academic Purposes - A seminar with the University of Hertfordshire (UH), UK

Oslo University College, 14th - 15th June, 2007

 

Thursday 14th June

08.30    Coffee, registration

09.00    Opening and words of welcome:

Head of International

Office Dagrun Kvammen; Dean of Faculty of Health Sciences Trine

Grønn; Head of Department of Organisation and HR Irén Terray.

Introduction to the seminar: Project Coordinator for EAP at Oslo

University College Ann Torday Gulden.

10.00    Session 1: Organising EAP in the Academic Institution

Chair: Ann Torday Gulden

 

  • Paul Roberts: Teaching EAP within UH:  Operational issues
  • Jenny Leonard: EAP as academic imperative:  Cultural challenges

Break

  • Andy Gillett: An introduction to EAP and its development in UK
  • Mary Martala-Lockett: The effect of EAP on staff at the University of Hertfordshire

12.30-1.30      Lunch

1.30   Session 2: The EAP Classroom

Chair:  Agnes Hayman

 

  • Andy Gillett: Integrating Web based material into EAP
  • Mary Martala-Lockett: What happens in an EAP classroom?

Break

  • Nancy Lea Eik- Nes: ‘Dialogging’ with Engineers
  • Andy Gillett: Focus on Engineering Students
  • Drew Rodgers:Teaching ESP-Business with the  Case Study Method

Close approximately 5pm. Dinner at 7pm, Pilestredet 52, room U7, 1st floor

 

Friday 15th June

08.30    Coffee

09.00   Session 3:  English as Lingua Franca

Chair: Sigrid Brevik Wangsness

 

  • Jenny Leonard: China Links
  • Paul Roberts: New Englishes, New Challenges

Break

  • Jeanette Rhedding-Jones: EAP and staff development  in Norway
  • Judith Torvik: Think global, speak Globish

12.00-1.00     Lunch

1.00      Session 4:  Research on EAP and Norwegians.

EAP research between UK and Norway

Chair: Jeanette Rhedding- Jones

 

  • Paul Roberts: Norwegian students and spoken English in an academic setting
  • Round table discussion: Research cooperation with the School of Combined Studies at the University of Hertfordshire

2.30  Launch of the Norwegian/Nordic Forum for English for Academic Purposes (NFEAP)

Concluding remarks: Ann Torday Gulden, seminar organiser.

Close approximately 3.30.