Please note that we are accepting applications for the Seminar Series and Networking Grant which will be assessed on a rolling basis.
When planning seminars, applicants should consult the LSE’s Equality, Diversity and Inclusion policy. This includes considerations such as making a reasonable attempt to have a gender balance among speakers, sufficiently advance invitations to allow for any childcare arrangements, as well as considerations relating to ethnicity, age, disability and so on. The standard LSE accessibility texts is to be included in online event announcements.
Successful applicants will assume responsibility and accountability for organising events and will be representing SEAC as organisers and Chairs during events, working closely with SEAC for their preparation to coordinate activities and their timing. Successful applicants are welcome to invite their home department/institution to act as co-host of their events with SEAC.
Any event the lead applicant or co-applicant chairs at LSE requires that they familiarise themselves with the LSE’s guidance document for event chairing, which contains useful information about LSE’s policies and codes of practice regarding free speech and dealing with disruptions / fire alarms, etc. External speakers should also be briefed on these guidelines before their arrival.
The application form is available here. Applicants should submit their completed application form, CVs of the lead applicant and co-applicants (3 pages maximum for each CV), and any other supporting documents to SEAC Centre Manager Katie Boulton (seac.admin@lse.ac.uk).