MPA Peer Network Christmas Fair 2018
Published: 22 October 2018
The MPA Peer Network Committee are delighted to announce the return of the popular MPA Peer Network Christmas Fair.
The MPA Peer Network Committee are delighted to announce the return of the very popular MPA Peer Network Christmas Fair.
Date: Tuesday 18 December
Time: 11:00-15:00
Venue: Wellington Church, 77 Southpark Avenue
All members of the Management, Professional and Administrative job family are invited to get in the Christmas spirit, socialise with colleagues from across the University and pick up a few last minute gifts.
Just like last year, there’ll be stalls manned by local artists and makers and free barista coffee on offer. The MPA Peer Network Committee will also be on hand to hear your feedback and suggestions for the future of the Network.
Keep an eye on the MPA Peer Network Yammer group for further details!
Response to the 2017 Christmas Fair
“Well done to everyone who organised the fab Christmas Fair today. It was lovely to see so many colleagues I haven’t chatted to in ages.”
“The Christmas Fair was a lovely interlude to my day - thank you. Cake, coffee and Christmas goodies what more can you ask for during the last week of work before the hols.”
“Just back from the Christmas Fair, it was great. Good balance of stalls. Blew my budget of £20! Looking forward to the future events.”
About the MPA Peer Network
The MPA Peer Network is an independent, grassroots initiative, run by a small committee of volunteers. It aims to provide a social and professional network to facilitate communication and collaboration between MPA colleagues of all grades across the University.
In addition to last year’s Christmas Fair, the MPA Peer Network have organised and hosted a series of informal monthly socials and lunchtime seminars focused on wellbeing and stress management.
The MPA Peer Network is proud to receive funding from the Ferguson Bequest, and to be championed by Deputy Secretary Dorothy Welch and Internal Communications and Engagement Lead Roisin Reilly.
First published: 22 October 2018