The Social Science & Public Policy (SSPP) PGR Students Association is an academic association that aims to represent PGR students at all levels in the faculty.
🚨 SAVE THE DATE!!! 🚨
As a new cohort of PGR students arrive, we're holding a student mixer at the Exchange on the 24th of January! Come meet your new peers and encounter old ones over snacks and drinks!
Spread the word!!!!
This evening, journalist and activist Mark Moody, will be sharing the story of Dr. Harold Moody, King's alumni and pioneering black GP.
For more information about the event and to register for it, go here: https://t.co/IXY6IzwxPQ
On Wednesday, journalist and activist Mark Moody, shares the story of Dr. Harold Moody, King's alumni and pioneering black GP.
For more information about the event and to register for it, go here: https://t.co/IXY6IzwxPQ
As part of Black History Month our colleagues in the African Leadership Centre are holding an event- Pray The Devil Back To Hell- A documentary and discussion about the role women play in Liberia’s civil war
Thursday 24th October from 2-4pm in Bush House (SE)2.09
Tonight, the School of Politics and Economics and the Race Equality Network are welcoming Bafta-winning director, Amma Asante for a screening of her film Where Hands Touch, followed by a Q&A session!
For details and how to sign-up, go here: https://t.co/XCJGrARlYC
Why is it useful to think like a realist? On 22 October, join @KCL_CGS & CSSS in welcoming @stephenWalt, Professor of International Affairs @Kennedy_School, for a talk on the usefulness of #realism & his new book. @KCLSecurity@KingsSSPP https://t.co/5pFIPxk58L
Come over to The Exchange, in Bush House, this coming Tuesday for our Welcome Student Mixer! A great opportunity to meet your peers and a valid reason to take a (perhaps much needed) break from work!
The Student Arts Showcase, an exhibition curated by students of @KingsSSPP, takes place this thursday!
Come along and enjoy #poetry, #illustration, #photography, #music and more!
More information here:
https://t.co/dwObLmJAMt
Photo by Elsa Pullman