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Throughout the academic year, the Alumni Association provides online opportunities to learn and connect. King’s in Conversation is a series of thoughtful discussions about big ideas, current issues, skills development, career panels and much more. Stay tuned for more events and discover all the ways you can tap into King’s voices.
Moderated by Alumni Association member-at-large Geoff Davies, this virtual panel featured alumni discussing how to communicate the value of a liberal arts education in today’s job market. Panelists shared insights on building meaningful, well-paying careers and maximizing the versatility of a King’s degree across industries. The conversation highlighted how alumni are creating change in their communities and seizing unique opportunities in their careers, offering practical advice for navigating interviews and shaping fulfilling professional paths.
Panelists: Alexander Long, Afton Brazzoni, Andrew Soren
Moderated by Nevin French, this virtual panel brought together King’s alumni from a range of fields to explore the impact—and opportunities—of artificial intelligence. The conversation examined how AI is shaping careers in law, medicine, marketing, public service, journalism, and beyond. While technology continues to evolve rapidly, panelists emphasized the enduring value of critical thinking, compassion, and the ability to connect complex ideas. The event concluded with an audience Q&A and the chance to connect with fellow alumni.
Panelists: Stephanie McGrath, Geoff Davies, Kate MacKeigan, John Adams
Moderated by King’s journalism professor Trina Roache, this one-hour panel brought together leading voices in Canadian journalism to discuss the newly introduced Online News Act (Bill C-18). The conversation explored its impact on news media, editorial practices, and audience engagement, including how outlets are adapting through innovative workarounds. Panelists reflected on the role of social media and how Canadians can continue to support trusted news sources.
Panelists: Emma Gilchrist, Jennifer Hollett, Karyn Pugliese, Tai Huynh, Matthew DiMera