EDI Symposium: Student and Staff Wellbeing Journey
Wednesday 24th April 2024, 2:00pm
Join our three-day EDI Symposium from 23rd to 25th April, an essential platform for enhancing Equality, Diversity, and Inclusion at our university. The symposium will address key themes such as race equality, mental health, disability inclusion, and social mobility.
Through interactive workshops, expert discussions, and panels, we aim to foster an inclusive academic environment. This event is an opportunity for staff, students, and leadership to collaborate and contribute to our EDI goals. We encourage your active participation in shaping a more equitable university community.
This session will introduce the audiences to student and staff support offered at the University of Southampton. A fictional case study will be explored to help illustrate how the teams work together to support both staff and students in their wellbeing journeys.
Read about our speakers:
Anna McCann & Beth Lawson:
Beth and Anna work together as Faculty Liaison Leads in the Student Disability and Inclusion Team at the University. Within this role, their objective is to develop student-focused relationships with Faculties and other key stakeholders across the University, to ensure that reasonable adjustments for disabled students are communicated and implemented smoothly.
Katie Coultas and Richard Bell:
Katie and Richard work together in the staff wellbeing team at the university. We work at all levels to support the university to create a healthy working environment, address sources of workplace stress and poor wellbeing and assist staff in maintaining their ability to manage challenges they face at work.
Martin Hand:
Martin Hand works in the role of Student Wellbeing Manager at the University. His team work 24/7 and are the first point of contact for any student looking for wellbeing support, or a member of staff to flag concerns for a student.
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