Alumni and Friends of LSTM
As a graduate or supporter of LSTM, you are a part of a global community of like-minded individuals who want to make a difference to global health. We are proud to attract the best talent from around the world, and even more proud of what you go on to achieve.
Whether you studied with LSTM for three weeks or three years, or support the work we do, we want to hear from you! We’d love to find out where life has taken you since your time with us, and to offer you the opportunity to reconnect with us and our global alumni community, as well as to keep in touch with you about what’s happening here at LSTM.
We are also extremely grateful for the interest in and support for our work from those who have not studied here. If you are interested in keeping up with the latest LSTM news, we would love to hear from you and add you to our Alumni and Friends database.
Blog Competition 2020
We are seeking creative and forward-thinking ideas from the LSTM alumni and frineds community to create a blog post exploring how COVID-19 has affected global health. Alumni and friends from around the world are invited to write 500-600 words by Midnight on Tuesday 3rd November on the theme of; “Should we rethink the way we approach global health in a post COVID-19 world?”.
Take part to win cash prize of £150 and to be featured in the next edition of Lead Magazine and on the LSTM website.
Alumni benefits and services
As a graduate, you automatically become part of the LSTM family. To acknowledge this, we provide a number of benefits and services to all alumni, including tuition fee discounts and access to transcripts and certificates as well as CPD opportunities.
Lead Magazine
The 2019/20 edition of LEAD Magazine – our magazine for alumni and supporters of LSTM – is now available to view online or to download.
This edition highlights some of the research taking place at LSTM as well as celebrating the success of our alumni and sharing some great stories, past and present.
Previous editions available to download here.
Alumni Profiles
We are proud to attract the best talent from around the world, and prouder still of what you go on to achieve. Since 1898, LSTM has fostered a community of future leaders, working to break the cycle of poor health and poverty all over the world.
We are interested in the role that the LSTM has played in your life, either directly - in terms of skills and knowledge - or indirectly, via friends, experiences or chance encounters. Please get in touch and you and your experiences could feature on our website.
Careers at LSTM
We are a highly-ranked, research-led global establishment, committed to developing and supporting a workplace that attracts, develops and retains top-quality staff. We are looking for innovators who will help us break the cycle of poor health and poverty.
Join us in the fight against some of the world’s most devastating diseases.
Survey Results
Recently, LSTM conducted a survey with our emailable alumni and friends to get your views on what you would like from an Alumni and Friends community.
Over 2000 alumni and friends took part and we would like to say a massive thank you to those of you who took the time to respond.
Our aim now is to implement change in response to what you told us. The results from this survey will help to shape our future activity and we will continue to work hard to ensure that we are delivering an alumni programme that meets your needs.
Lost Alumni
LSTM has thousands of alumni that we have lost touch with over the years. We are currently trying to get back in contact with as many of them as possible so that we can keep them up-to-date the latests news and events.
If you are in contact with any of our graduates who you think might not be in contact with us, please ask them to email alumni@lstmed.ac.uk us so we can reconnect with them.
News and Events
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From: LSTMLSTM launches 125th anniversary Webinar SeriesNews article27 Jan 2021 -
From: LSTMLiverpool – Sana’a: Solidarity, connection and community engagementBlog25 Jan 2021 -
From: LSTMLSTM launches Bump It Forward campaignNews article21 Jan 2021 -
From: LSTMA Short Word This Black History MonthBlog27 Oct 2020 -
From: LSTMLSTM partner in national ‘Decade of Health’ campaignNews article16 Oct 2020 -
From: LSTMVirtual Race to Malawi ChallengeNews article1 May 2020 -
From: LSTMGrowing support for LSTM’s COVID-19 Response and Resilience Fund in MalawiNews article22 Apr 2020 -
From: LSTMAn open letter from colleagues at the Malawi-Liverpool-Wellcome Trust Clinical Research ProgrammeNews article21 Apr 2020 -
From: LSTMLSTM launches fundraising appeal to support COVID-19 research and response in MalawiNews article1 Apr 2020 -
From: LSTMLSTM’s HiVE Innovation programme celebrates its inaugural cohortNews article17 Mar 2020 -
From: LSTMThe Virtual DoctorsBlog11 Mar 2020 -
From: LSTMInternational Women's Day 2020News article3 Mar 2020 -
From: LSTM“It is Health That is Real Wealth and Not Pieces of Gold or Silver” Mahatma GandhiBlog12 Feb 2020 -
From: LSTMAlumni meet-up: GhanaEvent2 Mar 2020 to 3 Mar 2020 -
From: LSTMTeatime Talk Series no 1 -The Far East POW Experience - disease, death, survival and aftermathEvent22 Jan 2020 -
From: LSTMDr. Louis Paluku Sabuni on 'Leprosy and NTDs: Complex Care Seeking behaviour in poor settings – the Democratic Republic of Congo experienceSeminars & lectures17 Oct 2019 -
From: LSTMFrom DTMH to Maluk TimorBlog9 Oct 2019 -
From: LSTME-cigarettes – the key to smoking cessation in LMIC?Blog25 Sep 2019 -
From: LSTMBlazing a Trail from Liverpool to DiliBlog18 Sep 2019 -
From: LSTMHave you ever experienced only one side of your body being bitten by blood-thirsty insects?Blog13 Sep 2019 -
From: LSTMThis blog has no title, just words and a tune..Blog11 Sep 2019 -
From: LSTMUnwanted PersonsBlog4 Sep 2019 -
From: LSTMLSTM Seminar: Dr. Michael Makanga on 'The role of EDCTP in poverty related infectious diseases research & development: A forward looking perspective'Event20 Sep 2019 -
From: LSTMThe gender pay gap, maternity benefits, and career paths in academiaSeminars & lectures6 Jun 2019 -
From: LSTMVisceral leishmaniasis control in Brazil: pheromones and kairomones a new way forward?Seminars & lectures23 May 2019 -
From: LSTMHow data visualization and predictive analytics are helping to map gender inequality and end fistula for every woman, everywhereSeminars & lectures22 May 2019 -
From: LSTMPint of Science LiverpoolEvent22 May 2019 -
From: LSTM“Amppipal Hospital” in Nepal: A German-Nepal Friendship StoryBlog12 Mar 2019
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From: LSTMLSTM launches 125th anniversary Webinar SeriesNews article27 Jan 2021
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From: LSTMLiverpool – Sana’a: Solidarity, connection and community engagementBlog25 Jan 2021
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From: LSTMLSTM launches Bump It Forward campaignNews article21 Jan 2021
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From: LSTMA Short Word This Black History MonthBlog27 Oct 2020
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From: LSTMLSTM partner in national ‘Decade of Health’ campaignNews article16 Oct 2020
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From: LSTMVirtual Race to Malawi ChallengeNews article1 May 2020
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From: LSTMGrowing support for LSTM’s COVID-19 Response and Resilience Fund in MalawiNews article22 Apr 2020
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From: LSTMAn open letter from colleagues at the Malawi-Liverpool-Wellcome Trust Clinical Research ProgrammeNews article21 Apr 2020
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From: LSTMLSTM launches fundraising appeal to support COVID-19 research and response in MalawiNews article1 Apr 2020
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From: LSTMLSTM’s HiVE Innovation programme celebrates its inaugural cohortNews article17 Mar 2020
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From: LSTMThe Virtual DoctorsBlog11 Mar 2020
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From: LSTMInternational Women's Day 2020News article3 Mar 2020
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From: LSTM“It is Health That is Real Wealth and Not Pieces of Gold or Silver” Mahatma GandhiBlog12 Feb 2020
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From: LSTMAlumni meet-up: GhanaEvent2 Mar 2020 to 3 Mar 2020
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From: LSTMTeatime Talk Series no 1 -The Far East POW Experience - disease, death, survival and aftermathEvent22 Jan 2020
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From: LSTMFrom DTMH to Maluk TimorBlog9 Oct 2019
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From: LSTME-cigarettes – the key to smoking cessation in LMIC?Blog25 Sep 2019
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From: LSTMBlazing a Trail from Liverpool to DiliBlog18 Sep 2019
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From: LSTMHave you ever experienced only one side of your body being bitten by blood-thirsty insects?Blog13 Sep 2019
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From: LSTMThis blog has no title, just words and a tune..Blog11 Sep 2019
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From: LSTMUnwanted PersonsBlog4 Sep 2019
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From: LSTMLSTM Seminar: Dr. Michael Makanga on 'The role of EDCTP in poverty related infectious diseases research & development: A forward looking perspective'Event20 Sep 2019
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From: LSTMPint of Science LiverpoolEvent22 May 2019
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From: LSTM“Amppipal Hospital” in Nepal: A German-Nepal Friendship StoryBlog12 Mar 2019
Alumni Blog
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Liverpool – Sana’a: Solidarity, connection and community engagement25 Jan 2021
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A Short Word This Black History Month27 Oct 2020
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The Virtual DoctorsDTMH11 Mar 2020
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“It is Health That is Real Wealth and Not Pieces of Gold or Silver” Mahatma GandhiDTMH12 Feb 2020
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From DTMH to Maluk TimorDTMH9 Oct 2019
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E-cigarettes – the key to smoking cessation in LMIC?DTMH25 Sep 2019
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Blazing a Trail from Liverpool to DiliDTMH18 Sep 2019
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Have you ever experienced only one side of your body being bitten by blood-thirsty insects?13 Sep 2019
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This blog has no title, just words and a tune..DTMH11 Sep 2019
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Unwanted PersonsDTMH4 Sep 2019
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“Amppipal Hospital” in Nepal: A German-Nepal Friendship StoryDTMH12 Mar 2019
Keep in touch with us!
We are your lifelong link to the School and a network of global health leaders. We can help you stay connected.
Your views are vital in helping to shape and develop this network and we want to know what matters to you, and how you can get the most out of it. What do you love? What could we do better? Remember to take our Alumni and Friends Survey.
For any enquiries, contact:
James McMahon – Alumni and Donor Relations Officer
E: james.mcmahon@lstmed.ac.uk
P: +44 (0)151 702 9525