Hot Chocolate Networking Event 2018

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Written by Deyna Yohana (Social Officer) and Alyssa Pascual (Newsletter Editor)


For the month of July, it was the Golden Key Swinburne Chapter’s turn to host the monthly Hot Chocolate Networking Event. The night of July 26th, it was an excellent turn out with the full leadership committee present along with some new and existing Golden Key members coming along to indulge in warm, hot chocolate and delicious churros. 

The night was held at the El Churro cafe in Hawthorn, right near Swinburne University. The first twenty people who arrived received a free hot chocolate or coffee. There were sweet, crispy churros to share and snack on which was perfect for a winter’s night. It was a great night where people socialised, talked about upcoming events and bonded over hot drinks

Our social officer, Deyna organised and coordinated the event. A nice success of the night was that a Golden Key member that visited the O-week Golden Key stall just days before was informed of the event by our social officer, Deyna and she ended up coming along that night. She came with a friend who was also a Golden Key member and they both expressed interest in assisting in future events.

It was a lovely opportunity to meet some of our fellow Golden Key members, get to know them and let them know how they could be more involved in the Golden Key society such as assisting in upcoming events such as community service events, career networking and the upcoming Victorian Alliance Ball. If you would like to be a part of these events, please contact us or like our Facebook page for updates.

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