Guild President

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So proud of the work that we have done here. Our students were at the heart of this process - and the outcomes are so exciting!

Last month, we celebrated @UniofExeter staff at our annual Teaching Awards! 🏆 Students nominated staff members who have gone above and beyond to improve their academic experience. It was lovely to hear so many of our winners dedicate their awards to their students 🥹

Good luck to everyone receiving their results today. Whatever the outcome, you should be proud of everything you’ve achieved this year 💚 We’ve got some options and guidance for you in this thread below ⬇️

Dear graduate employers, We are asking you to publicly acknowledge the impact the Marking and Assessment Boycott (MAB) may have on students & commit to honouring graduate opportunities in spite of this. Full open letter: exeterguild.com/article-post/o… #SaveOurGradJobs #GradJobPledge

A really important piece of work from Jack @ExeVPEducation and the team!

If you are currently undertaking a Postgraduate Taught course please consider filling in the PTES, which should have been emailed to your University email address.

If you've been waiting for a response or need assistance with a project before my term ends, please reach out via email! There's still plenty of time - just over 7 weeks - so I'm not quite ready to say goodbye just yet. Just taking the opportunity to get everything in order! 2/2

I'm back in the office after a period of leave! PSA: it's less than 2 months until I bid farewell to the Guild and pass the reigns to Emma! There's so much I want to accomplish before my departure, and one of my priorities is ensuring a seamless handover for all officers! 1/2

We're holding online drop in sessions for people interested in being involved with our heritage project. Links to sign up are below 👇 🌈Wed 19 Apr, 7-9pm, for anyone who is neurodivergent and disabled 🌈Sat 22 April, 2-4pm for anyone who resides in rural communities

We're extremely proud of all of our students involved in making @Exepose the huge success that it is! Many congratulations on the win 👏🏆

Are you staying in Exeter during the Spring Break? We have some exciting events and activities coming up in April, giving you the perfect opportunity to take a break from studying 📚 🧵 Check out this thread ⬇️

Student Job Opportunity ‼️ Are you outgoing, enthusiastic and willing to get stuck in? We have the job for you! ⭐️ Welcome Ambassador 💰 £12.22 an hour Help us to deliver events & activities during the first 6 weeks of Term 1 - 2023/24 😍 Apply here ➡️ exeterguild.com/careers

£500 funding + your creative idea = an unforgettable arts project or event 😍 We want to help you develop, create and deliver and art event or project by June 2023. For more information about this, and to apply, click here ➡ exeterguild.com/page/small-cre…

We’re still buzzing from last night 🤩 Thank you to everyone who came along to Guild Awards 2023 for a night of celebrating the outstanding achievements by students and societies! Congratulations to all of the winners! 🏆 Here’s a few photos from last night 📸

Don't forget to register to vote by 17 April 🗳️ 🏡 You can use your home & uni address to register ⏰ It takes less than 5 minutes! ✉️ If you’re not in Exeter, you can register for a postal vote This year, you will need Voter ID – more info here ➡️ exeter.gov.uk/council-and-de…

Don't miss the deadline! Use your voice and vote in the local elections ‼️

Teaching Awards 🏆 We want to hear from you about the members of staff who have gone above and beyond to make sure you are getting an exceptional student experience here at Exeter. Click here to nominate a lecturer who has inspired you - exeterguild.com/awards/teachin…

Oh, and if I was someone in a position of power who didn't want to listen to or act on students needs or the national student voice - I would be really happy watching this all unfold! 8/

Let’s have patience with NUS and try and support our union rather than tearing it down. Clearly, a lot of people’s takes need to be listened to, and there are a lot of questions and concerns that need to be responded to, but these things can’t happen overnight. 7/

My take on #nusnc23 conference: it was a marked improvement on last year - more focused areas of discussions (submitted by delegates), better policy debates, better approaches to issues arising at the conference itself, and more opportunities to hear from officers. 1/