Hansard Alumni

Have you ever been a Hansard Scholar? If so, you are a member of a huge network of Hansard Alumni which extends throughout the world and we would love to hear from you.

The Hansard Society recently launched the Official Hansard Society Alumni Group on Facebook which is a great way to get back in touch with Alumni from your own programme as well as others from your home country, city or college.

We also have an Alumni eNewsletter which is sent out to the 100s of people who have participated in our undergraduate and Research Scholars Programmes over the past 20 years. The Newsletter is completely free and contains news and events from the Hansard Society as well as providing past Scholars with a great opportunity to find out what former course-mates are up to.

If you would like to register as a Hansard Alumnus and get the eNewsletter delivered directly to your email account, please email study@hansard.lse.ac.uk

To download a copy of previous Hansard Alumni Newsletters, please click on the links below:
 

Hansard Alumni Newsletter #1 :: Autumn 2005 [145kb, PDF]

Hansard Alumni Newsletter #2 :: Winter 2005 [130kb, PDF]

Hansard Alumni Newsletter #3 :: Spring 2006 [139kb, PDF]

Hansard Alumni Newsletter #4 :: Autumn 2006 [109 kb, PDF]

Hansard Alumni Newsletter #5 :: Spring 2007 [111kb, PDF]

Hansard Alumni Newsletter #6:: Summer 2007 [140kb, PDF]

Hansard Alumni Newsletter #7:: Autumn 2007 [149kb, PDF]

Hansard Alumni eNewsletter #8 :: Spring 2008 [46.6kb, PDF]

Hansard Alumni Newsletter # 9:: Spring 2009 [99.3kb. PDF]

We are always delighted to hear from past Scholars and we will profile an Alumnus in each of our forthcoming Newsletters. If you would like to feature in the next edition, please let us know!

You can now also keep up to date with Hansard Society news via our Official Hansard Society Alumni Facebook page.  If you are a member of facebook, you can click here to be taken to the log-in page followed by our group page.

We look forward to hearing from you!


Hansard Alumni Team

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