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The
Colombian Society at LSE
 The
Colombian Society is one of the 106 Union Societies of
the LSE Students’ Union. As such, it abides by the
Union's norms and budget administration.
It was established in 1999 as a pluralistic,
multicultural, free-thinking and non-political
association, representing Colombia as one of Latin
America’s most important countries among LSE's
cosmopolitan community of more than 7.500 students. It
helps to further the links the LSE has with Colombia,
both through direct student connections and the
academic study of Colombian politics and culture.
It is founded on the respect and the dignity of its
members, fellow students and staff, and directed
towards the advancement of the goals set out by its
members.
The LSE-SU Colombian Society’s essential goals are:
1) To build academic, cultural and social scenarios
within the British environment, where Colombian
matters can be discussed, promoted and analysed.
2) To promote social integration with other LSE
societies and academic bodies, as well as with other
Colombian institutions in the United Kingdom.
3) To advance commitment to Latin America integration;
4) To strengthen and preserve the bonds with the LSE
Alumni Society in Colombia. |
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