17 February 2024, 19:00 – 22:00
Politics Society Dinner
- LocationTerrace Room and Graham Storey Room, Trinity Hall
- Cost£65 or £50 for those who matriculated in 2014 or later
- Booking closing dateTuesday, 30 January 2024 12:00pm
- Dress codeSmart evening attire (black tie optional)
- Event typeDrinks reception, and dinner
Bookings for the Politics Society Dinner have now closed. If you have any questions please contact Rebecca Horner at alumnievents@trinhall.cam.ac.uk.
The newly reestablished Trinity Hall Politics Society are delighted to invite you to join students and Fellows for a drinks reception and three-course dinner on Saturday 17 February. The dinner is open to anyone who read HSPS, History and Politics, or a related subject; those who work in politics, journalism, or an associated profession; as well as anyone with a special interest in politics.
Trinity Hall’s very own Dr Tristen Naylor, Professor of History and Politics at the University, former Deputy Director of the G20 Research Group, and Policy Analyst and Advisor to the Government of Canada, will give a speech during the dinner.
Speaker
Dr Tristen Naylor
Dr Tristen Naylor is an expert in international summits and diplomacy, with a focus on the G7 and G20. His most recent book, Social Closure and International Society, develops a theory to improve IR’s accounts of hierarchy, stratification, and status-seeking while analysing the history of summits since the 19th century. Dr Naylor’s current project examines the roles of ritual and performance in the reproduction of international order. He is the former Deputy Director of the G20 Research Group and, prior to his academic career, served as a Policy Analyst and Advisor to the Government of Canada. In 2008 he was awarded the Canadian Public Service Award of Excellence by the Clerk of the Privy Council and Secretary to the Cabinet in recognition of his work. He is currently a Staff Fellow in Politics at Trinity Hall, and University Assistant Professor of International Politics and History.
Booking and cost
The cost is £65 per person, or £50 for those who matriculated in 2014 or later. The price includes a drinks reception, and three-course meal served with wine (non-alcoholic options available).
Please note that spaces are limited and will be available on a first-come, first-served basis.
We regret that, due to limited space in the Graham Storey Room, we are unable to extend the invitation to guests.
Guest list
The guest list is now available to view online via the link above. Please note that only Trinity Hall members, who have given consent to be included, will appear on the list.
Accommodation
Please be aware that the event takes place during term time and therefore we have very limited accommodation available. If you would like to make an enquiry about our Guest Rooms which are charged at £110 per night, please email alumnievents@trinhall.cam.ac.uk. For those wishing to stay in a hotel overnight, the University CAMCard entitles you to discounts at various local hotels or you can check availability at other Colleges on University Rooms.
Photography
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Cancellations
We are able to offer refunds for bookings cancelled five working days or more before an event. Requests for late refunds will be considered on an individual basis and refunds will be issued at the discretion of the Alumni & Development Office. We cannot accept responsibility if weather or disruption to travel prevents you from attending. Please email Rebecca Horner or contact +44 (0)1223 763385 at the earliest opportunity if you need to cancel a booking.
Contact
If you have any queries, please contact Rebecca Horner at alumnievents@trinhall.cam.ac.uk or call +44 (0)1223 763385.
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