Events
Dr. Ian Ellis
Date: Wednesday 14th January
Time: 7:15pm - 9:15pm
Location: Leonard Deacon Lecture Theatre Med School
An excellent speaker being brought in by JMEDUK for everyone, not just the medics! Here is a quick description of the Dr and what he will be talking about: Dr Ian Ellis is a renowned geneticist who established the national screening program to identify Tay-Sachs carriers in the Jewish community. We're very lucky to have coming to Birmingham to speak about Jews and their genes. The talk will take us on a journey from student elective to career choices in medicine. On the way we will talk about genes, evolution and selection ethics, Rabbis, marriage and families.
For further information please contact one of us.
Indian Themed Friday Night
Date: Friday 16th January
Time: Mincha: 6:30pm - Dinner: 7:30pm
Location: Standard Location
It's the new committee's first Shabbat and it's going to be Indian themed (if you don't like Indian style food, please let us know, there will be another option)! We would love to see all of you there, lots of food and lots of drinks.
For further information please contact one of us.
Holocaust Museum, Nottinghamshire
Date: Sunday 1st February
Time: 12:00 - 4:00pm
Location: Nottinghamshire
Nottingham JSoc is planning a trip to the Holocaust Museum in Nottinghamshire. The trip is to include a guided tour of the museum, exhibition and gardens, a holocaust survivor will be speaking. It should be a really interesting day, and it is meant to be an amazing place.
If you would like to attend, please let us know within the next couple of days as 50 people are needed before we can confirm!