MCR bulletin 23/10/14
- [EVENT] Volunteer with Education Partnerships Africa in Summer 2015!
- [NOTICE] Python’s- American football
- [EVENT] Active and Passive Immunization against Infectious Disease | Professor Sir Peter Lachmann FRS | Wed 29th October 7pm | Plant Sciences Large Lecture Theatre |
- [EVENT] Cambridge University Energy Network: a conference on new nuclear with Dr. Timothy Stone, 28th of October
- [EVENT] Cambridge University Students Pro Bono Society Squash
- [EVENT] CU Consulting Society – Careers Event with Integration Consulting
- [EVENT] Global Scholars Symposium – Get involved!
- [NOTICE] Clare Women’s football
- [NOTICE] Ice Hockey
- [NOTICE] 1 Year Cambridge Humanities Review subscription for only £5
- [EVENT] WOW (Women of the World)
- [JOB OPPORTUNITY] CHRISTMAS JOB – XMAS TREE SALES – £8.50/h
- [NOTICE] Be involved in CU Gilbert & Sullivan Society’s ‘The Mikado’
- [EVENT] Live Gaming Event – CUDGS StarClash 2
- [NOTICE] Come try volleyball!
[EVENT] Volunteer with Education Partnerships Africa in Summer 2015!
Date: 5th November Time: 20:00 Where: Bateman Auditorium Interested in development, but skeptical of “unsustainable gap year” projects? EPAfrica works in over twenty schools across three regions in Kenya and Uganda and we recruit around fifty students each year from universities in Oxford, Cambridge, and London. EPAfrica aims to make a long-term impact in the schools we work in through the investment of durable educational resources and the creation of sustainable health, careers and gender equality programmes. We do not ask our volunteers to be teachers or builders, we ask them to immerse themselves in the school environment and make as large and sustainable an impact as possible. Interested? Come along to our information evening; arrive at 19:40 for a quick chat, and 20:00 for a presentation. Apply now at www.epafrica.org! Applications close at midnight 8th November. For any questions, please email epafrica .
[NOTICE] Python’s- American football
Did you know Cambridge has it’s own American Football team? Or that you can join, irrespective of experience? Come to a training session to give it a try!
Head to https://www.facebook.com/CambridgePythons/events to see when we’re holding our next one.
The Cambridge University American Football Team (the Cambridge “Pythons”) re-formed three seasons ago and plays full contact against other universities in BUCS, reaching the National Playoffs last season. The team is looking to recruit more players than ever this year to build on our success. This season we have an expanded coaching staff, awesome new kit, are applying for Blues status, and will be playing Varsity in Cambridge at Grange Road (CURUFC home ground). It’s going to be a great year, whether you want to play or support!
You don’t need to have played or even watched the game before. Most of the team had never played before coming to Cambridge and were a complete mixture of shapes/heights/builds – don’t think you won’t be right for it. There’s a position for everyone on an American Football team and all kit is provided, so there is no need to worry about that.
We’ve had a big influx in new players, most of whom are new to the sport, but are still looking for more people to join us. If you’re interested in what all the fuss is about we’d love to meet you and show you the ropes and under the guidance of a large and experienced coaching staff you’ll develop quickly into a play-maker.
If you feel like giving it the UK’s fastest growing sport a go, check out our events page (https://www.facebook.com/CambridgePythons/events), drop our Facebook page a message (https://www.facebook.com/CambridgePythons) and join the ‘New Players Forum: Cambridge University Pythons American Football’ group (http://bit.do/NewPlayersForum) to ask any questions you may have – it’s full of returners and new recruits who were once in the same position as you that will be happy to help.
[EVENT] Active and Passive Immunization against Infectious Disease | Professor Sir Peter Lachmann FRS | Wed 29th October 7pm | Plant Sciences Large Lecture Theatre |
www.biosoc.co.uk | http://www.facebook.com/events/601717629940129/
Prof. Sir Peter Lachmann FRS will be speaking on “Active and Passive Immunization against Infectious Disease”. Sir Lachmann is emeritus Sheila Joan Smith Professor of Immunology at the University of Cambridge and has held a number of distinguished positions including President of the Royal College of Pathologists, Biological Secretary of the Royal Society, and Founder President of the UK’s Academy of Medical Sciences. Make sure you take the opportunity to hear this distinguished speaker!
Check out the facebook event for the chance to have dinner with Professor Sir Peter Lachmann!
Free for members, £2 for non-members, £10 for annual membership, £15 for lifetime membership
[EVENT] Cambridge University Energy Network: a conference on new nuclear with Dr. Timothy Stone, 28th of October
See Poster
[EVENT] Cambridge University Students Pro Bono Society Squash
CUSPBS invite you to our Fresher’s Squash. Please come along if you
would like to find out more about the projects we are running this year.
There will be free cocktails for the first 20!
Location: The Vaults
Time: 28th October, 7.30
Facebook event: https://www.facebook.com/events/364168443751401/?fref=ts
Looking forward to seeing you there!
Kindly Sponsored by Norton Rose Fulbright
[EVENT] CU Consulting Society – Careers Event with Integration Consulting
Are you considering or applying into the management consulting industry this year? Come along to our event with Integration Consulting and hear from our new sponsor who are on a Cambridge recruitment drive this year since their London office is expanding. This will be followed by networking over beer, wine, smoothies and nibbles.
7.30-8.30pm, Thursday 30th October, Latimer Room, Old Court, Clare College.
[EVENT] Global Scholars Symposium – Get involved!
The Global Scholars Symposium (GSS) is an annual conference that brings together the next generation of world leaders and innovators based in graduate programs throughout the United Kingdom. Past speakers at GSS include the Dalai Lama, Jen Robinson and David Suzuki.
This year we’re hosting GSS at Cambridge, and we want you onboard!
*Please join us this Friday, 24th October at 7pm in the Gates Cambridge Scholar Common Room (at the University Centre) for a short introduction and Q&A session.
Getting involved is an amazing way to interact with world-class leaders, network with students across the UK, and help put on the most exciting conference of the year!
Any questions please contact Andrea
Sincerely,
The 2015 Global Scholars Symposium Organizing Committee
[NOTICE] Clare Women’s football
Are you female? Do you like to play football or want to give it a try?
You may or may not be aware that Clare College has its own women’s football team. We play matches against the other colleges, usually on Saturday mornings/early afternoon. The matches are fairly casual and we welcome all levels, whether you’ve been playing on a club team for years or have never kicked a ball before.
If you think you might be interested, please email me . The match this week is Sunday (26th) at 2:30pm; we’d love to have you along!
Regards,
Maude (Clare women’s football captain)
[NOTICE] Ice Hockey
On the heels of an incredible season last year, the Cambridge University Ice Hockey Team (the “Light Blues”) is presently looking to recruit new players from across the university to play for the varsity squad. If you have played ice hockey at any amateur, competitive or elite level in your lifetime, the Ice Hockey Team wants to hear from you. Training will begin in early October and will last until early March, with on-ice training every Sunday night. Have a look at our website for more information: http://www.srcf.ucam.org/cuihc/. For more information, please contact Captain Jaason Geerts. Don’t hesitate to contact us for more details, training times, and to arrange for any equipment. Hope to see you all on the ice in the coming weeks. GDBO!
[NOTICE] 1 Year Cambridge Humanities Review subscription for only £5
Any Cambridge University member with a pigeon hole can purchase a year subscription to the CHR magazine for only £5. Subscribers will receive a termly magazine delivered to their college and free or reduced entry to all our events (including the annual CHR Literary Festival). The first 50 subscribers will also receive an extra gift of a London Review of Books book bag and a literary and historical illustrated map of Cambridge. Subscriptions can be paid for on our website or by cheque, please visit our website for more details: www.cambridgereview.weebly.com/buy-the-chr
[EVENT] WOW (Women of the World)
WOW (Women of the World) Cambridge is taking place on SUNDAY 26TH OCTOBER at the Cambridge Junction. Please share information about WOW Cambridge with colleagues in your networks.
The University has partnered with Southbank Centre London, to hold WOW CAMBRIDGE in October 2014 and March 2015 to bring together women and girls from across the community to participate and enjoy the WOW experience.
WOW – WOMEN OF THE WORLD is a festival of talks, debates, music, film, comedy, performance and conversation that celebrates the talents of women and girls from all walks of life and all parts of the world.
Where: Cambridge Junction, Clifton Way, Cambridge CB1 7GX
When: Sunday, 26th October
Time: 10.30am-8.30pm
Bookings: www.junction.co.uk/artist/6790 Tickets: £5 (£3 concessions). Access to the Marketplace, WOW Bites and Give it a go isfree.
See attached for a copy of the full programme.
For more information visit the WOW Cambridge website
[JOB OPPORTUNITY] CHRISTMAS JOB – XMAS TREE SALES – £8.50/h
•Fun, Physical, Outdoor work selling Christmas Trees with London largest, sustainable independent retailer
•Weekday and Weekend work available throughout December until Xmas eve
•Various locations around London; Richmond, Putney, Finsbury Park, Dulwich, Highbury, Stoke Newington, Ealing, Kensal Green.
•Interviews held in Cambridge in late October
Please send CV’s to Rick stating in subject bar your name, date you can start in Dec and preferred location.
Check out our company at www.christmasforest.co.uk
[NOTICE] Be involved in CU Gilbert & Sullivan Society’s ‘The Mikado’
Are you interested in singing in a operetta? Don’t worry if you don’t have any experience–The Mikado is this year’s CU Gilbert & Sullivan Society’s freshers show (but not limited to freshers), and anyone who wants to take part in the chorus is more than welcome to. A rehearsal schedule is available at http://bit.ly/mikadorehearsalschedule though there is no need to make all of them—just let us know which ones you can’t make. If you’re interested, please email Wai-Wai on wwn21 before Sunday 26 Oct.
[EVENT] Live Gaming Event – CUDGS StarClash 2
CUDGS StarClash 2
LOL. SC2. DOTA2.
Saturday 25th October
Graduate Union Lounge, Silver Street
11am-9pm
This is an all-day live gaming event with League of Legends, StarCraft 2 and DOTA 2 computer games played live in front of an audience watching all the action commentated on a large screen, hosted by the Cambridge University Digital Gaming Society.
Come to watch some fun games and be part of a great crowd of gamer fans. Cheer on your fellow students playing live in front of you! Also tune in to watch our live stream at www.twitch.tv/cudgs
The CUDGS StarClash 2 will take place from 11am-9pm on Saturday 25th October in the Graduate Union Lounge, with access from Silver Street.
[NOTICE] Come try volleyball!
Date: Friday the 24th and 31st
Time: 5-6.30pm or 6.30-8pm
Where: University Sports centre
Have you been jealously watching the volleyball players further down the beach all summer? Next year, that could be you!
Come to CUVC’s free beginners sessions on Fridays, either at 5-6.30pm or 6.30-8pm to pick up this great sport or to brush up on your previous skills.
The sessions are at the University Sports Centre where we’ll meet you in the lobby.
Join the Facebook group for more info: https://www.facebook.com/groups/170407249831192/
Contact: bk327