Communicating about Smell and Taste Disorders

Kelly Benneworth-Grey has been involved in the third annual Fifth Sense Conference 2015. She contributed to this event which brings together clinicians and researchers sharing experiences and knowledge of our understanding of smell and taste disorders.

Kelly Benneworth-Gray communicating smells and memory through art

Kelly along with Kate McLean ran workshops exploring the different ways of communicating and sharing olfactory impairment. Kelly's session focused on the language of olfaction and the issues associated with describing olfactory disorders.

For a review of the conference follow the link: Fifth Sense Conference 2015

"Faces for Fifty" Exhibition

Many congratulations to Kelly Benneworth-Gray who is included in the exhibition "Faces for Fifty" -- a celebration of those who have made a significant contribution to the University in its first fifty years.

See: http://www.york.ac.uk/50/people/facesforfifty/

As part of the 50th Anniversary celebrations the University asked who had made a significant contribution to the University over the years.

The call for nominations resulted in a list of 83 individuals who were seen to have helped to make the University of York great: they have enhanced the experiences of staff, student and visitors to the University, as well as its global reputation.

This exhibition celebrates the contributions of those nominated through photography and quotes taken directly from the nominations.

Five other past  members of staff from the Department of Sociology have been included in the exhibition:

Dr Laurie Taylor

Prof Paul Drew

Dr Margaret Silcock 

Dr Barry Sandywell

 Prof Andy Tudor

Prof Paul Drew

Margaret Silcock

Laurie Taylor

Andy Tudor

Barry Sandywell

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