September 13, 2005

Student forum on Warwick in Asia

Writing about web page http://www.sunion.warwick.ac.uk/portal/Default.asp?url=ARTICLE&article_id=412

The Students' Union will be running an open forum for students to express their views on the Warwick in Asia project. Included will be an opportunity to hear the views of Dr. Thio Li-Ann on academic freedom. The forum will happen on Tuesday 20th September in R0.14 (Ramphal). Everyone is welcome to attend and I look forward to hearing your views.

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