STICERD and CASE news
Welcome to STICERD and CASE's new manager Annie-Rose Nicholas

This month we welcome Annie-Rose Nicholas who will be taking over the management of STICERD and CASE.

Annie joins us from Imperial College, where she was Section Manager in the Centre for Inflammatory Disease. At Imperial, Annie was the main point of contact for all academic and research staff within the Centre, for finance and HR tasks. Her role also involved costing the resources required for research grant applications and managing an existing portfolio of research projects.

We welcome Annie and hope we will soon be working together in our offices in Lincoln Inn's Fields.

STICERD and CASE news
Farewell to STICERD and CASE's manager Jane Dickson

On the 31st of March we said goodbye to STICERD and CASE manager Jane Dickson who retired after 40 years of working at the LSE. Jane managed STICERD for more than 30 years and CASE since its inception in 1997.

Jane has provided exceptional support and organisation to both STICERD and CASE. As Centre Manager she demonstrated outstanding collegiality in terms of her advice, support and help for all members of staff and also in terms of keeping the centres' research community interconnected and collaborative.

In the words of her colleagues:

"I am sure her dedication and generosity have not only been profoundly helpful to countless many people, but have more profoundly shaped the working culture at STICERD / CASE contributing to making them the very special places they are."

"Jane's leadership as the Centre Manager for CASE and STICERD has been inspiring, consistent, and steadfast for many years. She is the heart of the research centres and will be much missed."

We wish Jane the best for her retirement, with the promise to get together and celebrate appropriately her time at the centres once we return back to normal.

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Update on the current situation

Due to the current coronavirus outbreak, our seminar series and events are postponed for the next term.

Please check our website and Twitter feed for further updates.

For further information please visit LSE's dedicated page on Coronavirus FAQs.

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