KOCA Whyte Pegg Society Networking Evening

Health and Medical Sciences

The annual KOCA Whyte Pegg Society Networking Evening brings together King’s College residents, associate members, Old Collegians, and industry professionals working across health, science, and allied health fields.

The Whyte Pegg Society is a key initiative of KOCA. and is named in honour of two eminent King’s Old Collegians, Emeritus Professor Malcolm Whyte AO and Emeritus Professor Stuart Pegg AM, whose careers have had a lasting impact on health and medical sciences. Professor Whyte was a distinguished clinical scientist and community health advocate, while Professor Pegg is internationally recognised as a pioneer in burns medicine. The Society celebrates their legacy by connecting current students with alumni and industry professionals to share career insights, experiences, and guidance.

This is a great opportunity to hear real career stories, learn from those already working in the field, and start building your professional network in a relaxed and supportive environment.

This year’s program will feature a diverse panel of accomplished professionals who will share their career journeys, practical insights, and advice on navigating the wide range of opportunities within health and medical sciences.

Following the panel, enjoy informal networking with Old Collegians and invited guests. This is a valuable chance to ask questions, make connections, and gain perspectives that can help shape your future career.

Event Details

Who: All current residents, associates, and Old Collegians
Field: Health, Sciences and Allied Health
Date: Tuesday, 25 August
Time: 6:30 PM to 8:30 PM
Location: The Chapel, King’s College
Dress code: Business casual
RSVP: By Tuesday, 18 August