In my manifesto I promised an SU that works for you, that was fit for postgrads, and where student priorities drive decisions. I also promised regular updates so you can stay in the know. I’ve been in post just over a month, and experienced first-hand the barriers to changing things about the SU that don’t work for you. I believe more strongly than ever that the SU needs to change, and this is the year to do it. It is becoming increasingly common to have an allergic condition these days, ranging from mild to very severe.
This article looks at why we develop allergies, the most common causes and how we can support allergy. Our showrooms are now open and we're ready to safely welcome you 7-days a week. Kaspa's are a chain of exciting new dessert houses that offer the world's favourite hot and cold desserts under one roof. Our emphasis is on high quality desserts, good customer service and an overall amazing dining experience for our customers.
But have we forgotten about a very key nutrient as a result of that? Our all weather furniture with no maintenance can be left outside all year round, 12 months of the year. Using a UV treated weave, our furniture is happy in the harshest sunlight and the coldest winters. Needs to review the security of your connection before proceeding.
Don’t miss our Virtual Housing Day on Tuesday 26th January. The SU is continuing to lobby for the opening of more study spaces around campus, and ultimately the reopening of the Library. Follow this link for an update on library spaces and services. We reviewed the #WeGetConsent campaign over summer, and are excited to share the outcomes of our consultation work with you.
Get your finances ready for the unexpected during the 10th anniversary of National Student Money Week. This February, there are lots of digital initiatives available to help you prepare your finances for a rainy day. Our SU Course Reps ensure you have a say on your own educational experience. So far this year, your elected Course Reps have acted on student feedback to make numerous improvements to the learning experience. This week we are saying a sad farewell to two members of the Full-time Officer team, who have both accepted permanent job offers away from Warwick.
President, Education and Campaigns, Nayab Cheema explains why in her final blog. Steff Milne, Co-President, Sports & Development, gives us her highlights of term one. Your VP Welfare and Diversity, Willow Wong, rounds off the Let's Talk About Campaign and discusses lobbying the college for regular free STI tests every month. Following an all student vote on the ‘Motion to Back UCU Industrial Action in Pensions Dispute’ the student body has voted overwhelmingly in favour and the motion has now passed into Union policy. As an organisation that employs over 250 members of staff , we’ve undertaken Gender Pay Gap Reporting as required by the Equality Act 2010 .
Here are a few tips on how to have a healthier lifestyle as a student. Willow, VP Welfare, tells us why One World Week is important and informs us of all the events happening on campus during this week. The National Union of Students are asking students across the country to share your views on alcohol. Your VP Welfare and Diversity, Willow Wong, gives us an introduction to her sexual health campaign, 'Let's Talk About'. If something has affected your exams, read this article to find out all about extenuating circumstances and what you can do about it. Working with Paperclip, we’ve developed a brand new online marketplace that functions exclusively for all Royal Holloway students.
Following our full support of the Warwick’s Night In protest, we have created an action plan to address drink-spiking. Following complaints about the bus service to and from campus, Charlton Sayer has been working with Stagecoach to make improvements to the bus service. Your elected Student Officers have continued to work hard during recent months, delivering on their manifesto promises, and driving improvements at the SU and across the University. Arguably the most under-valued, and at the same time the most health-promoting food group. Increasing your intake of fibre should be at the top of your list if you want to improve your health. In the midst of multitude of dietary advice available to us these days, we find ourselves counting carbs, proteins or monitoring our intake of fat.
In this article, you can find some information and resources which we hope will help students participating in Ramadan during this time. Read Co-President, Welfare and Diversity, Jack Kilker's latest blog on his first three months as a Students' Union sabbatical officer. Our response to strike action announced by UCU, the main staff trade union at Royal Holloway.
We've put together this helpful article so that you know how to avoid being scammed. We're pleased to announce that our median pay gap has remained at 0% and our mean gender pay gap has reduced vs last year's report, remaining significantly below the national average. We only exist to provide services for our members, so your feedback really is important to us. Now that we’ve packed up our offices and are working from home, you might be wondering what we’re getting up to in order to support you during lockdown. We know you may be starting to look at housing options for 21/22, but there are three main things we want to let you know – Don’t rush, we’re here to support you, and Housing Day will happen in Jan. House-hunting top tips, renting do’s and don’ts, and a ton of useful info to help you secure the right accommodation with the right people!
VP Education Kate Roberts is back with more important updates about the upcoming strike action being taken by The University and College Union , and what is being done to support your education. Have your say in our survey as we launch a brand new Policy Inquiry into the postgraduate taught student experience at Royal Holloway. We all know that shorter, winter days can have an impact on our mood and mental health. With the seasons changing, it's important to look out for signs of seasonal affective disorder . We've put together some tips to help manage SAD and where to get help if you need it.
In case you missed any of the content, she has collated the information and signposted support services available to you. Back in June, our Board of Trustees met to discuss a number of key topics including changes to our complaints process, senior leadership team, and updates from the sabbatical officers to name a few. If you could change one thing about your experience as a postgraduate taught student, what would it be? Let us know by taking part in our survey as part of our new policy inquiry into the PGT student experience. SU President Maia Jarvis has launched a survey to gather your feedback on the security in our venues. หวยพัส
