King's University College at Western University Alumni

Alumni with grad years ending in 4 or 9 have a special incentive to attend our Homecoming Dinner on Friday, September 27. Join us for a memorable evening and receive your anniversary pin as part of the celebration! This is a great opportunity to reconnect with old friends and reminisce about your time at King's. All are welcome to attend. Get your tickets at www.kings.uwo.ca/homecoming.

The early bird deadline is fast approaching, so don't wait to get your tickets for the platinum anniversary Homecoming Dinner. Alumni from years ending in 4 or 9 will receive their anniversary pin at the dinner. Don't miss out on this incredible night! Get your tickets before September 3 at www.kings.uwo.ca/homecoming.

Alumni working in HR can support King's students, the next generation of HR leaders. If you want to get involved, check out this opportunity and contact [email protected] for more information.

Empowering Tomorrow’s Leaders in Human Resources - Issuu Theory meets practice for fourth-year students in a Human Resources (HR) course spearheaded by Hina Kalyal, a seasoned instructor within the School of Management, Economics, and Mathematics (MEM). Reinforcing concepts taught in previous classes, capstone projects in the Human Resources Administratio...

Congratulations to 2024 King's Alumni Award Recipients Douglas Fry, BA '98, is the Alumni Award of Distinction recipient, and Helen Smith, BA '12, is the Recent Graduate Award recipient.

The best way to celebrate Homecoming is with your King's family and friends! If you'd like help coordinating a gathering for Homecoming weekend, contact us, and we'll get you started! For more information about Homecoming, visit www.kings.uwo.ca/homecoming.

Volunteering with your King's Alumni Association offers flexible opportunities that match your interests and skills. It's a great way to grow your network and make a difference. Message us to find the perfect fit and get involved today!

Join King's at the Homecoming pre-game tailgate tent before the Western Mustangs take on the Queen's Golden Gaels on Saturday, September 28. Your ticket includes admission to the King's pre-game tailgate tent with light lunch and seating in the King's section in the stands. Get your tickets at www.kings.uwo.ca/homecoming.

In-store shopping at The King's Connection is closed for the summer, but the online store is open and ready to take your orders! Visit kingsconnectionshop.com to shop for clothing and accessories that showcase your King's pride.

Share your alumni style by tagging and using in photos of you with your new King's gear. We can't wait to see what you choose from the store!

📣New Homecoming event!📣 Join us for the Women in Law and Public Policy Symposium and Networking Reception featuring a panel of four remarkable alumni moderated by Dr. Erin Hannah.

Engage in insightful discussions, gain valuable knowledge from experienced professionals, and connect with alumni and students. Don't miss this incredible opportunity to build valuable connections and expand your network!

Registration is requested at https://www.kings.uwo.ca/alumni/events-and-chapters/upcoming-alumni-events/women-in-law-and-public-policy-symposium/.

Reminisce and celebrate with us at the Homecoming Dinner on Friday, September 27. This year's platinum anniversary event includes a cocktail reception, delicious buffet dinner, and anniversary pin presentation to alumni who graduated in years ending in 4 or 9. Get your tickets today to enjoy early bird pricing. Alumni who graduated in '22, '23 and '24 are also eligible for a special recent graduate rate. Visit www.kings.uwo.ca/homecoming for details.

Registration for Homecoming is open! Alumni and friends from near and far will return to campus to celebrate this year's Homecoming from September 26-29. If you'd like help organizing a reunion, send us a message. Check out the great line-up of events and start planning your weekend: www.kings.uwo.ca/homecoming.

Erica Timmerman, BA '06, Founder and President of picnic social strategies, shares her career journey and advice on building a personal brand in the latest issue of the King's Herald. Whether you're just starting your career or looking to pivot, Erica’s insights may help guide you to success: https://issuu.com/kingsuniversitycollege/docs/2024-herald-spring/s/51268295

It was a great evening of connection, conversation, snacks and bocce ball at our Ottawa alumni event. Thanks to all who came out and showed their King’s pride!

Join us in celebrating the 2023-2024 Board of Directors Gold Medal Award recipients! These exceptional King’s students have been honoured for their hard work and dedication to academic excellence.

The Gold Medal Awards are given to the top graduates in each category to recognize outstanding academic achievement. Congratulations to these outstanding students! 👏

Visit www.kings.uwo.ca/about-kings/media-and-communications/newsroom/celebrating-the-board-of-directors-gold-medal-recipients/ to learn more.

“The King’s family extends beyond graduation, providing support, mentorship, community partnership, and sometimes, a much-needed job lead.” Alumna Tania Testa ’98 spoke passionately about the strength and unity of our King’s Alumni Association at today's Blessing of the Graduates as part of our Convocation celebrations.

We are incredibly proud of our graduates and excited to see the amazing things they will accomplish. Congratulations, Class of 2024! Welcome to the King's Alumni family!

Graduating student's tireless work on environmental issues leaves indelible mark on King's Joanna Regan, a graduating student from the School of Social Work, spearheaded numerous stainability initiatives on campus, empowering students to advocate for environmental justice.

Graduating senior calls King's experience At the age of 77, Darlene Walker has completed the final course for her Sociology degree and says King’s gave her a purpose and an eight-year activity that kept her mind engaged.

The latest issue of the King's Herald is available now! Read about alumni contributing to student success, current King's news, milestones, and so much more! Check it out: https://issuu.com/kingsuniversitycollege/docs/2024-herald-spring

The King's Herald alumni magazine is going digital in fall 2024, and we want to know more about YOU, your interests and your communication preferences! Take our short survey by June 23 to be entered into a draw for a $200 Visa gift card.
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Alumni are invited to an evening of Bocce and Bites at Manor Lounge, Ottawa’s hottest new place to eat, drink and be merry! Join us on Thursday, June 20, from 5:30 – 7:30 p.m. for a light bite, a refreshing beverage and some friendly competition at bocce. This event is free. Registration is required. Sign up at: https://www.kings.uwo.ca/alumni/events-and-chapters/upcoming-alumni-events/ottawa-chapter-bocce-bites/

Experience “Twelfth Night” at Stratford Festival with world-renowned Shakespeare scholar Dr. Paul Werstine ’70. Your ticket includes a plated lunch, an insightful lecture by Dr. Werstine, and premium matinee seating. Mark your calendars for Sunday, September 29, and don’t wait to get your tickets because they’re selling fast! Get yours today: https://www.kings.uwo.ca/alumni/events-and-chapters/upcoming-alumni-events/stratford-festival-twelfth-night/

Nominations for the King's Alumni Award of Distinction and Recent Graduate Award are open until June 30! Celebrate the achievements of outstanding alumni by submitting an online nomination at www.kings.uwo.ca/alumni-awards.

We are still buzzing from last night's King’s Connector alumni cocktail reception in Toronto! It was incredible catching up with old friends and making new connections. Can't wait for the next reunion! Special thanks to Russell Investments for sponsoring the event and Voyago for sponsoring the shuttle from London.

King's is deeply saddened to learn of the sudden passing of Omar Barzak '21. Omar's bright spirit and dedication to serving others left an indelible mark on those fortunate to know him. Our condolences go out to Omar's family and friends during this difficult time. May his memory continue to inspire kindness and generosity in us all.

King’s is hiring for an admin assistant in the exciting Research Office. Check out the details below and consider joining the team! The deadline is this Wednesday. https://kingsuwo.hiringplatform.ca/processes/174669-research-office-administrative-assistant-contract?locale=en

Congratulations to our distinguished alumni and King's faculty, Dr. Lynda Hutchinson '01 and Trevor Medeiros '15, who are the 2024 Awards of Excellence in Teaching recipients.

King's alumni named recipients of the 2024 Awards of Excellence in Teaching The recipients of this year’s King’s Awards of Excellence in Teaching are Dr. Lynda Hutchinson ‘01, who will be recognized for full-time faculty and Trevor Medeiros ’15, who will be recognized for part-time faculty.

In recognition of National Volunteer Week, we extend our heartfelt gratitude to our volunteers who contribute their time, knowledge and skills to support King's students and our community. Your dedication and commitment make a difference. Thank you for being a vital part of the King's University College at Western University student experience.

Thanks to Brandon Vecchiola ’21, Mojdeh Cox, associate alumna, and Lori Runciman from the London Community Foundation, who came out today for the Psychology for the Common Good event as part of King's Research Week. They were tasked with selecting this year’s recipients of the Agnes Penner Prize. Congratulations to this year’s winners, Lucy Fisher, Sofi Kotilehti, and Jessica Mitchell, and all participants for using their knowledge and skills to benefit our community.

Read more about the students' projects at www.kings.uwo.ca/about-kings/media-and-communications/newsroom/breaking-the-cycle-named-as-agnes-penner-prize-winner/

Alumni, students and faculty discussed the power of international experiential learning, reflecting on field courses in Ghana, Ethiopia, Belgium and France and how these courses transform lives, foster leadership, and empower changemakers. This event is part of the inaugural King's Research Week, an immersive celebration highlighting the role of research within our institution.

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