In today's newsletter, register for the Warwick Africa Hub's Distinguished Africa lecture and get feedback on your writing by joining a Warwick Academic Writing Station. The Student Feedback Survey is still open, please do take the time to share your views and enter into a prize draw to win an Amazon voucher.
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Learning, teaching, research, and assessments
Library Language Exchange
Join us in the Rootes Learning Grid on Tuesdays, 5pm-6.30pm, in weeks 7 and 9, for our regular Library Language Exchange. Play board games and be introduced to a range of languages and skills – no prior expertise is required! Come along next Tuesday to learn some basic Cantonese with fellow students and take a well-deserved break from your studies.
Creative Chillout
Get creative and celebrate Pride month on Friday 2 June, 1pm-3pm, with the Library’s Pride Creative Chillout, held in the Library Seminar Room (Floor 2). Come along to make badges, bracelets, flags, and more!
Academic Writing Station
Level up your writing with the Library’s weekly Academic Writing Stations, where you can receive feedback on your academic writing from student facilitators. These stations are on Fridays, 11am-12pm, online via Teams and in person in the Library Co-Creation Space (Floor 2).
Distinguished Africa Lecture
Come along to a special Africa Hub event on Monday 12 June, 4.15pm- 5.30pm in the Oculus (OC0.03), to celebrate the first anniversary of the Warwick Africa Hub. The event will feature the launch of the Africa Inequality Learning Group followed by a Distinguished Africa Lecture hosted by world-renowned academic Professor Pumla Gobodo-Madikizela. Find out more and register now. |
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Let's keep the dialogue going
Have you completed the Student Feedback Survey?
The Student Feedback Survey is your opportunity to share your thoughts about your experience this term so that we can understand what has gone well and where we can improve. It takes no longer than 15 minutes to offer your feedback, and you could win 1 of 11 Amazon vouchers. Please take the time to complete the survey today.
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Support, safety and community
Wellbeing: Managing stress, anxiety, and change
Sometimes, change can be unsettling. Some feelings of stress and anxiety are normal but if feeling stressed and anxious is getting in the way of your day-to-day functioning, then we have lots of support for you. Start by having a look at our self-help pages on stress and anxiety. The self-help materials contain evidence-based strategies which can help you to feel calmer and more in control. To support you in managing changes, the Managing Change Masterclass has lots of information, tips and support and is available on our website.
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Best wishes,
and the Student Communications team
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