Professor Cassie Wilson
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Visiting Careers: a new space and a support service for all
For my latest blog about support for our students, I visited the new Careers space on campus and spoke with Helen Stringer (Director of Employability & Student Success) and her team, as well as Aastha Gupta, a current student in...
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University Mental Health Day 2024 – Thursday 14 March
In this joint blog post, Cassie Wilson, Pro-Vice-Chancellor (Student Experience), reflects on University Mental Health Day and speaks to Jane White, Vice-President (Community & Inclusion). University Mental Health Day is run jointly by two charities: Student Minds and the University...
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Visiting the Library: new services and hidden gems
Towards the end of 2023, I visited the University Library with the SU Sabbatical Officers. We were really interested to find out more about the support on offer from the Library, and to see the fantastic new Sensory Room on...
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Womxn exercise sessions at the STV
January can often be a time for resolutions, trying to get into healthier habits or exercising more. For my latest blog about opportunities and experiences for our students (and in this case for staff and visitors too), I visited the...
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Festive wishes from your Pro-Vice-Chancellor (Student Experience)
View this post on Instagram A post shared by University of Bath (@uniofbath) You may have already seen my festive video message to our students on university social media, but as we come to the end of a busy year,...
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Perfect doesn’t exist and other lessons from developing a whole-university well-being strategy
In a recent post for the Times Higher Education, Ben Goose (Policy & Programmes Manager) and I shared our learnings over the past two years in shaping, alongside colleagues and students, our university’s approach to health and mental well-being, which...
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Winter break and wrapping up 2023
Can it really be December already and the end of teaching for 2023? Once again, Semester 1 leading up to the Winter break has flown by, and while it can feel like a hard slog at times, it still seems...
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Reflecting on student welcome
I started writing this blog in mid-October and suddenly realised it was November and this semester is quickly flying by! However, even though it might now feel like a distant memory, I think it is important to stop and take...
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Reflections on supporting our doctoral students
Recently, I was pleased to see Oli Schofield receive well-deserved recognition for the work he is doing with our doctoral community, enhancing researcher development resources, and creating innovative new initiatives. Well done to Oli and everyone involved across the university....
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Welcome to the New Academic Year
As a lively buzz begins to return to campus, I wanted to take a moment to wish you all a warm welcome to the 2023-24 academic year. There’s something about this time of year - it always feels like a...