Archive for July, 2013

Sir Alan Langlands makes keynote speech at #SU13

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HEFCE chief executive Alan Langlands delivered the first keynote speech at Students’ Unions 2013 at the University of Manchester.

Guest blog: The evidence and where students’ unions can impact retention

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Guy Stepney, representation and communications manager at Anglia Ruskin Students’ Union, writes about a workshop on how students’ unions can impact retention.

Workshop review: What’s the good of international students?

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Joe Oliver, research officer at Sheffield University, presented powerful research findings on the value of international students.

Future First “can and will change the world”, says director Jake Hayman at #SU13

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Future First director Jake Hayman has called on the Students’ Union 2013 delegates to help him change the world.

Guest blog: Back to School Week

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Future First director Jake Hayman writes about the Back to School Week campaign.

Guest blog: Union leadership programmes

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Rima Amin, vice president of activities and development at City University London Students’ Union, writes about a session hosted by Glasgow Caledonian University Students’ Association on union leadership programmes: supporting our leading volunteers.

Workshop review: membership engagement research

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Catherine McGrath and Jacqui Lawton of the University of Huddersfield Students’ Union led an informative and interactive session on collaborative membership engagement work.

Workshop review: Trends in clubs and societies

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Speakers from NUS chaired a lively workshop discussing the levels of participation in university clubs and societies.

Workshop review: I got it off the internet

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Elizabeth Bone, NUS, and Ruth Soetendorp presented the details of the new research report Student attitudes towards intellectual property.

Workshop review: opening up education

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NUS vice president for higher education Rachel Wenstone and NUS head of higher education research and policy Debbie McVittie talked #SU13 delegates through an in-depth analysis on the state of systems which are designed to help people through their student journey.