GKT Halfway Dinner Tickets ON SALE NOW from this site until 10th February only - so hurry!

 

See the Halfway Dinner link above for more details.

The National Orthopaedic Workshop

Sir Alexander Fleming Building, South Kensington Campus, Imperial College, London

Saturday 28th January 2012, 9am - 5pm

It's not often we praise our friends at Imperial, but this looks pretty good, and us admitting that is news in itself!

Rush of Adrenaline now yours for the taking: ADRENALINE is here.

 

From the people who brought you 999, UH medgroup introduce "Adrenaline" - THE clubbing event to kick off the new year! Set in Tiger Tiger, one of the best clubbing experiences London has to offer, it promises to be an evening of epic proportions. So yet again, let the competition begin to see which London Medschool will sell the most tickets - who will be the best (or how do we show that GKT inevitably is)?

Tickets now available from: http://www.kclsutickets.com/eventinfo/1251/UH-Adrenaline

JINGLE RAG A ROARING SUCCESS

 

They've only gone and bloody well done it!

 

The first collection day (plus afterparty) in this academic year's RAG efforts have raised a phenomenal £16196.05.

 

This was due to brilliant efforts from 131 RAGgers, this years committee and everyone who turned up to celebrate into the night - so well done to you all.

The fantastic charities that RAG is supporting this year (Medicinema, The Evelina Children's Hospital, The Neonatal Unit at St Thomas' Hospital and selected charities represented by some incredibly worthy student activity groups) should be pretty happy with that and will no doubt be eagerly awaiting a similarly succesful RAG week, from Monday 6th February 2012 (be there, or be rubbish).

 

Well done RAG!

 

JOIN US!

 

THIRD YEAR MEDIC OR ABOVE?

PERSONABLE? PRACTICAL?

APPROACHABLE? KEEN?

 

PASSIONATE ABOUT ALL THINGS GUY'S, KING'S & ST THOMAS' AS WELL AS MEDICAL STUDENT WELFARE?

 

 

GKT NEEDS YOU!

TO BE MEDSOC’S

MEDICAL ALUMNI & WELFARE OFFICER

 

 

 

To nominate yourself please send your name, year of study, picture and a manifesto of no more than 300 words to:

GKTmedsoc.elections@gmail.com

 

NOMINATIONS OPEN:

9am MON 28TH NOV – 5pm FRI 2ND DEC

 

HELP CHOOSE YOUR NEW WELFARE OFFICER –

VOTE BY EMAIL

9am MON 5TH DEC – 5pm FRI 9TH DEC

 

Here's the Facebook event just to remind you!

 

 

VOTE, VOTE, VOTE this Tuesday for the safety of GKT/KCLMS teams!

 

The KCLSU Members' Meeting (if you're a King's student, you're a member and therefore eligible to attend) is taking place on Tuesday 15th November, 2011 6pm-8pm in Lecture Theatre B5 at the Waterloo Campus. At this meeting, there will be a discussion and vote on whether to have a referendum about merging of GKT teams with the rest of King's. 

A referendum would allow a definitive decision, once and for all, as to whether merging of the teams happens or not. This is our chance to make it clear that we are NOT for merging and that GKT/KCLMS teams wish to remain independent from the Strand teams. 

A good turn out at this meeting means we can vote in favour of a referendum taking place (rather than the motion being ignored by those with no interest in GKT matters) in order for us to get some lasting safety from the lingering threat of merging. Merging means fewer places for medics, dentists and health sciences students on university sports teams and it also means NO MACADAM CUP!

So please, please make it down to Waterloo on Tuesday night and get this matter put to the vote so we can sort it out and save ourselves from merging once and for all. Democracy and all that.

 

The event page on facebook: http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=276689295705916

NEED A DOLLAR?

MedSoc Sponsorship Request Forms may be the answer!

 

If you're involved in a sports club or society that you would like MedSoc to sponsor, then the time is upon you to get thinking about your application. Sponsorship Request Forms on Sponsorship tab.  Email or speak to a member of MedSoc for more details.

 

In other news, the MedSoc team are hard at work upping representation for the medical school and Guy's Campus students, more news to follow as we have answers for you.

 

Fear not, Freshers' Week was not the end...literally (well, nearly literally) trillions of fantastic events in the pipelines for you from the warm fuzzies at MedSoc...stay tuned!