London Goodenough Association of Canada
P.O. Box 5896, Station A M5W 1P3 Toronto, ON, Canada

On Friday May 27th, Goodenough College and Massey College celebrated a milestone partnership, one that is united by the diverse academic pursuits of each of its members. Alumni of both organizations came together to toast the occasion and foster new friendships. Massey College Master Hugh Segal and Goodenough College Director Andrew Ritchie each spoke enthusiastically about the benefits of academic diversity and collaboration. Thanks to Leigh Allen for taking the photographs, and to all who joined us to mark this special occasion.

VANCOUVER members! Andrew and Mark will also be travelling to Vancouver to meet alumni at our first event in the city for several years. It will be a great opportunity to meet with fellow alumni and to hear at first-hand about recent developments at the College. TUESDAY MAY 30th, 5-7pm... Whitelaw Twining Law Corporation 2400-200 Granville St Vancouver, V6C 1S4 Please register your interest by emailing [email protected] by Wednesday 25th May.

Toronto members! Please join us for a very special reception at Massey College with Andrew Ritchie, Mark Lewis and Hugh Segal, Master of Massey College, to celebrate the beginning of a new partnership between the College and Massey College. This marks an exciting new opportunity which will have great benefits for our alumni. The reception will be open to the Massey College community as well as Goodenough College alumni, so we strongly advise you to register for your place asap to Sarah Moritz at [email protected]

Dear LGAC Friends, I'm writing to announce that we have created a new, interactive, supplementary Facebook asset for our stakeholders called the LGAC Community Group Page, separate from the existing public Fan page. The new LGAC Community Group Page is PRIVATE. Here's why we created it:... If you're reading this post, it is because you're one of roughly 30% of the people who have "Liked" the London Goodenough Association of Canada's PUBLIC Facebook Fan Page. This is how the Facebook algorithm works. 100% distribution to all the people who have LIKED our Fan Page would require us as an organization to use promoted posts on a paid basis. Said another way, 70% of the people who LIKED the London Goodenough Association of Canada's Fan Page will not see our posts. It is therefore an inefficient means to communicate on Facebook, but it is Facebook's means of earning revenue. Our Facebook Fan Page is still relevant, largely because it is a public page, and, like our website and other digital assets, it helps us to promote the College to non-members and future residents. It still serves a purpose. It stays, and will be maintained as a priority. For enhanced community building, event promotion, and communication within our stakeholder group, we have created the LGAC Community Group Page. This is a very important tool for organizations such as ours. Within our Group page, each and every post gets distributed to group members by way of a notification whenever our group members open the Facebook app. To be effective, we need our community to join the Group Page. Here's the link to the LGAC Community Group Page. Please invite your LGAC network to join us here and contribute to our community in a constructive and positive way! https://www.facebook.com/groups/859602804179221/?ref=bookmarks Please spread the word, and do not hesitate to contact me if none of this makes sense. Thanks and kind regards, Hilary Carter LGAC Board Member

ONLY TEN TICKETS LEFT! The Canadian Friends of the London School of Economics (CFLSE) and the London Goodenough Association of Canada (LGAC) are pleased to invite you to a wine tasting experience by Rogers and Company Chateau, Villa and Estate Wines, an importer and distributor of premium wines in Ontario. Join fellow alumni for an evening of wine tasting, appetizers, and a discussion led by Rogers and Company Chateau, Villa and Estate Wines. The company is owned and operated... by LSE alumni Harris Davidson ('92). Register online with Eventbrite to secure your spot: http://bit.ly/2fE9S21 Date: Wednesday, November 23, 2016 Time: 5:30-7:30pm Venue: Gowlings LLP (16th Floor, First Canadian Place, 100 King Street West, Suite 1600, Toronto, ON) Tickets: $45. To purchase tickets and for more information, visit our Eventbrite registration page. The cost covers your wine tastings and light appetizers If you have any questions, please contact the CFLSE at [email protected] or the LGAC at [email protected]. See more