Glasgow University Women's Club (London)
Events
Events in 2025
Our next formal GUWC event will be an Afternoon Tea on 8th March which is International Women’s Day. Please see the details below.International Women's Day Afternoon Tea
Informal Catch ups
We hope that the various locations, days of the week and timing of the events will enable members to meet up without having to travel too far. If you would like to attend any of the meet-ups, please contact the host or coordinator in advance to book and obtain details of the venue.Committee
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President |
Marjory Montgomerie |
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Past President |
Marlene Terry |
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Treasurer |
Margaret Henderson |
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Database Administrator |
Tina Tamman |
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Membership Secretary |
Marjorie Bremner |
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Events Secretary |
Cathy Black |
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General Committee member |
Sarah Lawson Eileen de Sousa Tina Tamman |
To contact the committee please email alumni@glasgow.ac.uk
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Support for the University
We all thoroughly enjoy the excellent programme of events each year, and profit from the friendships/networking generated through our meetings. Because this is our main aim, we set our subscription and event costs to ensure we at least cover our outgoings, though this can generate a small profit from time to time.
When this profit accumulates to a reasonable amount, we feel we can afford to make a donation to the University, as a small return for all we have gained due to our time there. Previous donations have included a donation of £2,000 in 2017, to the University of Glasgow in support of the James McCune Smith Learning Hub, as part of the Gilmorehill Campus redevelopment. In November 2013 we also presented a cheque for £2000 to the University, to fund a scholarship for a talented student who might not otherwise be able to study at university, at an alumni function in Dulwich Picture Gallery.
In 2020 we made a gift of £200 to the University of Glasgow Covid Response Fund, which helps students especially those with no family support, those with caring responsibilities or with no way of returning home during the pandemic. The fund also helps to speed up front line research, helping to understand the virus and how it spreads.