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To all fellow Alumni – some famous names who led us during these times (Mike Aaronson, Mark Bowden highly noted), looking to talk with others involved with regard to some of the institutional issues we faced and learned from during this period. Many of the considerations we addressed during the decade have since been the basis of work and welfare to this day; I would like to pick a few brains with thinking of how we worked and developed then and how it fits to subsequent engagements
Hi Paul. I moved your post to this thread. The other thread is really for births, marriages and deaths.
Welcome to the board.
In terms of virtual networking, that is one of the prime objectives of the Alumni association and you are very welcome to use all the facilities here.
I’m sure Mike will respond to your post in due course (he reads new posts frequently) and if you want you can have an open discussion on these boards. Or you can be more proactive and use the Private Messaging function to write private messages to those specific people. The good thing about pm is that it is up to each individual to decide whether they want to share info such as private email addresses, phone numbers etc. You can chat in pm to people entirely privately… not even I as Site Admin will know what is going on.
If online isn’t for you, you’ll see from the recent newsletter there are several opportunities to network with that group of people – perhaps the evening of the 8th at the conference mentioned in Mike’s article at the LSE. Tickets for that are available from the 1st April. Or less formally, the PartyInThe Park is coming soon.! Just realised you are in Kenya though, so suspect virtual networking will be best for you. Perhaps you can follow the conference on-line with the stream on 8th and 9th?
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