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Happy Halloween from SSEES!
Happy Halloween from SSEES Society! Every year, we host our much loved Halloween lecture, where a member of the SSEES faculty delivers a talk about something spooky from the SSEES region... 👻
This year, we are excited to announce that Professor Thomas Lorman, Associate Professor of Hungarian History and Head of HPE at SSEES, will tell us all about the history of vampires and from where their mythology originates! 🧛
Afterwards, we've prepared a social with some amazing decorations, our new merchandise, free snacks, and free alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages! 🍷
Then we will head to a pub to continue our social and prepare for a spooky night at Scala, which will be hosting a special Halloween-themed party! 🎃
This is one of the most packed and spookiest Halloween events we have ever hosted, and we're super excited to see you! Whether you're there to learn, to socialise, or to show off your costume, come and say hi! 🧙
Important Information!
- The Masaryk Common Room is located on the 4th floor of the SSEES building and is wheelchair accessible.
- Entry, food, and drinks for the lecture and social are free, but a valid form of ID is required due to the presence of alcohol. Entry is free at the pub, but drinks are not free at the pub nor at Scala.
- To come to Scala, you must have a ticket, which can be purchased here. Entry to Scala is not free.
- Due to the presence of alcohol, this event is only for 18+ individuals.
- If you have any allergies, please inform us prior to attending the event.
- We expect all attendees to abide by both UCL's and the Student Union's Code of Conduct.
- All those going to Scala must have proof that they are a student. Non-UCL students may not come to the lecture and social before Phineas.
The front door to SSEES is a power-assisted door with automatic door push buttons and an accessible wheelchair ramp. The building also has a lift that will take you to all floors, including the 4th floor on which the event is being held. At Phineas, there is a wheelchair ramp at the front door of the building and a lift that serves all floors. However, please note that Scala is not wheelchair accessible.