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Welcome to Warwick e-network
Welcome to the quarterly electronic publication for Warwick graduates, and a particular welcome to alumni who have graduated this summer. Don't forget to join your Graduates' Association HERE and enjoy a range of benefits.
Keep up to date with what alumni have been doing since graduating, find out about alumni events around the world and catch up with what's happening at Warwick today.
Scroll down this page to find out what's in this issue – working in public relations, how an industrial economist became an astrologist, progress at Warwick Medical School, why you should come back to a reunion next year, catch up with what's happened to graduates from each decade and find out how you can help current students.
Warwick's new Vice Chancellor, Professor Nigel Thrift, officially took up his role in the summer. Professor Thrift joins Warwick from the University of Oxford where he was Pro Vice Chancellor for Research. He was made Head of the Divison of Life and Environmental Sciences at Oxford in 2003, prior to which he chaired the Research Committee at the University of Bristol (2001-03) and chaired Bristol's Research Assessment Panel (1997-01).
The next issue will be out in November 2006 - let us know what you have been doing since leaving Warwick and be part of it.
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Professor Nigel Thrift,
the new Vice Chancellor of the University
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Look out for people from your year here and find out what they have been doing – job changes, awards, weddings, books and news from alumni from each decade. >>MORE
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Find out when you can meet up with other Warwick alumni - reunions, dinners, networking. >>MORE
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Alex Grier writes about working in public relations. >>MORE
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Lisa Gordon, aka Lisa Lazuli, charts her progress from industrial economics to radio astrologer. >>MORE
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Reports on an important celebration of scholastic achievements made possible by financial support; a generous gift for Warwick Business School and how you can support The Dean's Fund at Warwick Medical School. >>MORE
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Find out about alumni groups based overseas, including details of new representatives in Ghana and Washington DC. >>MORE
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How hybrid technology can provide the automotive sector with a range of quality vehicles that can improve performance, use less fuel and help the environment, all at the same time. >>MORE
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Featuring reports from different faculties. In this issue, catch up with news from the Faculty of Medicine. >>MORE
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If you are still in touch with other graduates who may be interested in receiving Warwick e-network, ask them to email their details to e-network@warwick.ac.uk. >>MORE
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