We know that our graduates have gone on to do amazing things and we love hearing all about your personal and professional achievements. If you’ve got an update to share, Class Notes is a great way for you to communicate your news with the rest of the alumni community and feature in our alumni magazine.
What is ‘Class Notes’?
Class Notes is a feature in our annual alumni magazine Network, which allows our alumni to give a short update on what they have achieved since graduation. To give you an idea, last year’s Class Notes can be seen on pages 42-45 of Network 2018 here.
How do I submit my Class Notes?
If you’re interested in submitting something for the 2019 edition, please send an email to alumni@westminster.ac.uk with ‘Class Notes’ in the subject line by Friday 7 June 2019.
Your email must include:
- A short update (about 75 words)
- Your degree title and year of graduation
- A good quality head shot (preferably a JPEG)
We look forward to hearing from you!
Please note that while we will endeavour to include as many of your updates as possible, we are restricted by space and may be unable to feature every submission.
Got more to share? Why not complete an alumni profile of the University of Westminster website, and inspire new students with all that you’ve achieved!
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Dear team
I was a student of University of Westminster from August 2017-18. I pursued marketing communications and now I am settled in India.
However, I would like to be connected with my University as it was one of life’s best experiences to come and study in London. I would love to be a mentor for the upcoming young undergraduates and postgraduates. Currently, I am working in one of the largest MNCs in India called Tech Mahindra. Please share the procedure how to be a mentor.
Secondly, I am willing to write and contribute my articles for the Network Magazine or contribute in Class Notes section. Please suggest me how to go about it.
Please suggest how can I contribute more to the University by being associated from Delhi. I can travel for some alumni session in November too.
Please suggest the needful.
Anticipating an early and a positive response
Hi Deepshikha,
Thanks very much for getting in touch; it’s great to hear you’re interested in getting involved with the University again and that you had such an enjoyable experience at Westminster.
Congratulations on your role at Tech Mahindra; I’m sure our mentoring team would be very happy to sign you up. Information about the mentoring scheme can be found on our website here .
Alternatively, you can get in touch with the mentoring team directly by emailing ces-mentoring@westminster.ac.uk Please also note, that as a recent graduate, you are still eligible to have a mentor yourself.
To submit some Class Notes to Network magazine, please follow the above instructions in the blog post. If you have any questions about the process, please just let us know.
Best wishes,
Jenny