CS_MyWarwick newsletter_Week 3_Term 2_JA

Subject:
Your Student Newsletter - Week 3
From:
Warwick Student Communications Team
To:
Jemima Spoon <mrgammon+Test@gmail.com>

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Hello Jemima

Welcome to this week's newsletter. From Warwick Presents activities and the second Festival of Careers to this week's Wellbeing Theme about Managing Change, there are lots of online events and opportunities you can join this week. 

Don't forget you can find all of our newsletters in the Student Newsletter Archive. 
If you still have queries that our FAQs don’t answer, please let us know by emailing coronavirusenquiries@warwick.ac.uk.
 
Important updates

Current restrictions are to remain in place after Government's recent announcement

As you may have seen in the Government’s recent announcement, the current measures in UK universities will be extended to at least 8 March.

This means that online learning continues until this date (week 9) for all courses other than the MBChB, social work and initial teacher training where face to face teaching is permitted. You should remain where you are and not travel. Our safety measures on campus, which include social distancing, face coverings, enhanced cleaning and test and trace, remain in place and important for all members of our community.

We are reviewing the guidance available from Government and will give further detail as soon as possible. If you need any support, please reach out to Wellbeing Support Services, contact our student support helpline or the residential life team on campus. 

Graduation ceremonies postponed until 2022 

In light of ongoing uncertainty relating to coronavirus, Warwick has chosen to postpone in-person graduation ceremonies until 2022.
 
Although this was a difficult decision to make, ultimately the safety of the Warwick community had to take priority. Therefore, as we await a clearer picture on restrictions on public gatherings, social distancing and travel, celebrations of this year’s graduating cohort will be held virtually.
 
Students expected to be eligible to attend the July 2021 degree ceremonies have received an email today. 
 
 
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What's on 

The new Festival of Careers has been launched

The Festival of Careers brings together a huge range of online events to connect you with employers; help you think about gaining and benefitting from work experience; and support you to develop the core skills that a Warwick education can give you. Throughout the term, you will be able to book free tickets to attend all sessions.

 


Warwick Presents - New Beginnings

Grey Bullet no background Mindful movement: Online weekly sessions practising exercises that focus on movement, stretching and breathing.

Grey Bullet no background Virtual art classes: Get creative with virtual art classes led by professional artists.

Grey Bullet no background 6 on 6 days challenge: Challenge yourself to walk or run 6,000 steps for 6 days each week.

 


We are creative

During the pandemic so much of our artistic and cultural life has been forced inside, so we are shining a light on the talent which exists behind closed doors. Warwick Arts Centre is looking for students to feature in an online culture programme, to celebrate the creativity which thrives on campus.
 
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Alliance Intensive Study Programme (AISP) Q&A session

Are you interested in studying and networking with students from top international universities in the world through innovative, problem-based learning? Then AISP is for you. A dynamic intensive global blended-learning experience this summer which is available to you for credit or as a co-curricular activity that will go on your HEAR statement and with no extra programme fees. AISP offers twelve new cross-departmental modules across all faculties taught over 2-3 weeks.

AISP Q&A session on 5 February from 13:00-14:00 (UK time) with your questions about the programme and around the application process. In the meantime visit our website.

 

All Student Vote

Join the online All Student Vote Meeting at 5pm on Monday 1 February. This is your chance to debate and vote on the motions your fellow students have submitted. View the motions.

 
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Wellbeing Support - Managing Change

This week, the theme is Managing Change. To support you, the Managing Change Masterclass has lots of information and tips. There is also our interactive Managing Change Skills Session. 

To best support yourself with changes, it is vital that you continue to look after your wellbeing. Our Feeling Good and Functioning Well Masterclass has lots of tips on how to look after yourself whilst studying. Find out more about the available support.

 
 

Best wishes,

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and the Student Communications Team