AFLSE January 2008 National Newsletter
Dear Reader,
This is the first national newsletter for 2008 and we look forward to making the AFLSE relevant to your social, professional and intellectual networking throughout the year.
Our records indicate that you are registered with the AFLSE but that you have not purchased a membership. We know that many of our registered users are not aware of the distiction, but AFLSE depends on its membership dollars to maintain its program. Just because you receive our newsletter, it does not mean that you are a paid up member. Actually it means that current members are subsidizing your involvement in the AFLSE! We like to send you this reminder to join early in year so that your membership can start working right away for all of 2008. Details of how to join are below the news stories.
Our main news item this month is our thanks to our generous donors. Although the AFLSE is run by volunteers, it costs money to produce and manage the website and run the AFLSE office. Membership dues cover our basic costs, but donor dollars allow us to do more. Without these kind gifts we would not have been able to launch chapter newsletters this year or the new chapter pages (see New York as the first) which we will roll out in the next quarter.
Donors have also made contributions to the AFLSE scholarship fund. We are proud of our record of having given over 100 scholarships for studies at LSE since our inception. The latest AFLSE scholar is Julie Hunter, more information available below.
The events AFLSE is promoting in January demonstrate our commitment to fulfilling our mandate. There is an LSE reception in New Orleans at the AEA/ASSA annual conference. New York and San Francisco will have their monthly happy hours as well as New York’s famous annual wine tasting. Additionally New York and Washington will have speakers, an LSE professor for New York and an eminent LSE alumnus for Washington. See specifics below.
Best wishes for a peaceful and successful New Year.
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AFLSE Board Recognizes Donors for 2006 and 2007 Monday, 12/31/07 at 9:33am LSE fundraising in the United State is now handled by the LSE Foundation but we are fortunate to have kind donors who have made unsolicited gifts to the AFLSE for which we are very grateful. |
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New York launches the first interactive Chapter web page at the AFLSE web site Thursday, 02/21/08 at 7:28pm AFLSE continues to show leadership in developing the web site to provide support to chapters and affinity groups. New York has been designated the first chapter to have a page that has its own automated news and events calendar. |
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Julie Hunter (2007) 2007-8 AFLSE Scholarship Recipient |
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New Orleans: Reception with LSE Faculty Members Saturday, 01/5/08 at 9:00pm You are cordially invited to a reception with LSE Faculty Members during the American Economics Association and the Allied Social Sciences Association Annual Conference. |
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AFLSE San Francisco: First Mondays Monday, 06/7/10 at 9:30pm LSE alumni, recent grads, future students, and friends are always welcome! The first Monday of each month LSE alumni in the San Francisco area meet at 6:30pm. |
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New York City: LSE Seven O'clock Club Monday, 01/7/08 at 10:00pm Come join us for our monthly networking mixer! |
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New York City: LSE Event with Arne Westad, LSE Professor of International History Wednesday, 01/9/08 at 9:30pm This event has sold out |
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New Orleans: Reception with LSE Faculty Members Saturday, 01/5/08 at 9:00pm You are cordially invited to a reception with LSE Faculty Members during the American Economics Association and the Allied Social Sciences Association Annual Conference. |
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Discount Subscriptions to Journals The AFLSE offers discount subscription rates for current members to The Economist, Foreign Affairs, Foreign Policy, Financial Times, and Fortune. |
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