LSE Teaching Day is Tuesday 18 May 2010. We are calling for contributions from staff and students. Submission deadline is Friday 19 March. Learn more about the day and submit your contributions by visiting Teaching Day 2010|.

From Monday 8 March, continuing undergraduate students will be able to make your module selection for the next session online through LSEforYou. Please ensure you attend any departmental course selection meetings and seek academic advice from your academic adviser or departmental tutor before making your selection

The LSE Travel Survey is now open to all students and staff. The online survey will take about 10 minutes and asks for information about: travel to LSE, travel carried out on behalf of LSE and requests opinions on what LSE should be doing about student travel. The results will help LSE calculate carbon emissions produced from travel.

For these notices, and more, see Notices|

 

Online recruitment system - roll out phase|
The new online recruitment system was rolled out to the School on Monday 8 February for all academic support vacancies, and it will be rolled out for all academic and research vacancies in July 2010.

Running for the LSE Annual Fund|
On 11 April 2010, James Driscoll, LSE donations and finance administrator, will be running the Paris Marathon in aid of the LSE Annual Fund.

LSE100 is centrally located in LSE's traditions|
Howard Davies welcomes the pioneering and innovative new course for undergraduates that opened on Monday 11 January.

See News| for more

Mandela's Way – Lessons on Life|
Speaker: Richard Stengel
Date: Monday 12 April 2010, 6.30-8pm

The Big Short: inside the doomsday machine|
Speaker: Michael Lewis
Date: Wednesday 21 April 2010, 6.30-8pm

The City Solution: climate change and transport design|
Speakers: Peter Hendy and Janette Sadik-Khan
Date: Monday 26 April 2010, 6.30pm

Red Tory: how left and right have broken Britain and how we can fix it|
Speaker: Phillip Blond
Date: Wednesday 28 April 2010, 6.30-8pm

See Diary and events| for more