Your Doctoral College newsletter
Hi everyone, welcome back to your Doctoral College newsletter. Thank you to everyone who attended our Festival of Postgraduate Research! Today, we're sharing opportunities to have your say on which Doctoral Values matter to you, your chance to apply for our Graphic Artist role, and a preview of our Summer Researcher Development Online Programme.
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The Festival of Postgraduate Research was a valuable opportunity to bring together PGRs from across disciplines, acknowledging the significant contributions research students make to our University community. If you missed out on the event, a recording will be available soon. Thank you to everyone who attended!
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As part of our Doctoral Values Project, we met with PGRs across many disciplines about their experiences of being a PGR at Warwick. For the next stage of the project, we would like input from an even wider audience. If you haven’t had a chance already please take a look at the VEVOX poll and let us know which values matter to you most. |
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We want to hear from you. The Student Feedback Survey is now open, run in partnership with the Students’ Union. Your voice matters - tell us how Term 3 is going, and you could win 1 of 16 shopping vouchers! Complete the survey.
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Have you saved the date? A new brand portal, downloadable templates, and comprehensive guidelines are on the way. Stay tuned to discover what's coming and how you can get support from the Brand team. |
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We are looking for a PGR student who is an illustrator or graphic artist to support with the creation of a set of infographics, illustrating the outcome of our Doctoral Values Project. For more information, please visit the Unitemps website.
The Researcher Development Online Summer Programme begins on 9 June and bookings open from 26 May. Take a look at our website for details of the sessions.
Readers, this one’s for you. To celebrate Warwick’s 60th anniversary, the Library has created a special collection of fiction books from the last 60 years. Dive into the words of authors including Kazuo Ishiguro, Margaret Atwood, Terry Pratchett and many more.
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Join our PGR/ECR Event Series exploring belonging at Warwick. Connect through workshops, networking, and focus groups to help shape a toolkit for researcher support. Refreshments and a £10 voucher will be provided. Join us for our Meet and Greet session on 4 June in FAB 0.08.
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Welcome back to the Resonate Festival of Arts and Culture on 31 May! Unleash your creativity at this fun, festival-style day for all ages. We’re looking forward to seeing you and your families again on campus for more hands-on activity, performances and creative displays. Take a peek at the programme, with more exciting activities to be announced.
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Enaya Nihal
President, Warwick SU
Today, we're highlighting the journey of your Warwick SU President, Enaya, who came to Warwick from Saudi Arabia in 2020 and, since graduating, has been dedicated to enhancing your student experience through initiatives like the Free Breakfast Club.
“I’d never been to the UK before, it took me four and a half hours to get through border control. I arrived on campus at 2am and couldn’t believe it was all real!”
Read Enaya' story
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Best wishes,
Betty
and the Doctoral College Team
Betty is a second-year PhD student in the School of Life Sciences and PGR Coordinator in the Doctoral College, working on initiatives to enhance the PGR student experience.
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