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Student and Learner Representation
The Department of Health Sciences is required and committed to provide suitable mechanisms for the representation of students’ and learners’ views and opinions. There are many formal and informal channels which allow this to take place.
The primary channel is through our Student and Learner Representatives. There are several roles available, which include the following:-
- Department Representatives (usually one for pre-registration students and one for postgraduate taught and research students)
- Academic Representatives (at least one for each programme)
- Learner Representatives (these are specifically for the Trainee Nursing Associate Apprenticeship and the Registered Nursing Degree Apprenticeship).
Each of these roles are integral to the department's ability to engage effectively with all students and learners and to develop our sense of community. They all represent their fellow cohorts' voice and inform the department of what is working well within a programme or what requires further development. The Student Services Team and academic colleagues work closely with all department student and learner representatives, and each are highly valued.
Responsibilities and Expectations:
Student and Learner Representatives have a range of responsibilities, with a level of expectation to each role. These are the core aims however please do take the time to review our Student and Learner Representative Information Pack (PDF
, 4,665kb) as well.
- To identify concerns from students and learners, and gauge the opinions of their fellow peers.
- To attend departmental and relevant meetings, and raise any issues where appropriate and required to these meetings.
- To inform students and learners regularly of updates (such as from meetings) and current matters of discussion within the department.
- To liaise with other Representatives across the department and wider University.
UGT & programmes leading to professional registration
UGT and programmes leading to professional registration Departmental Representative
Undergraduate Department Representative - May Local - HealthSciencesRep@yorksu.org
| Undergraduate Course and Learner Representatives - by Programme and Stage | Contact email address | |
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BMid Midwifery - Year 1 Grace Walton |
gtt523@york.ac.uk | |
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BMid Midwifery - Year 2 |
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BMid Midwifery - Year 3 |
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BMid Midwifery - Year 3 |
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MMid Midwifery - Year 1 Anna Szmak |
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wxt511@york.ac.uk |
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MMid Midwifery - Year 2 Amelie Pagella |
hzt502@york.ac.uk | |
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BSc (Hons) Nursing & MNursing - Year 1 Erin Moore |
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kvv508@york.ac.uk |
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BSc (Hons) Nursing & MNursing - Year 2 Millie Thorp |
fnn509@york.ac.uk | |
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BSc (Hons) Nursing & MNursing - Year 3 Becky Nisbet |
rn914@york.ac.uk | |
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MNursing Year 4 |
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Nursing Associate - Sept23 (Cohort 4) Katie Greenwood |
kem531@york.ac.uk | |
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Nursing Associate - Sept23 (Cohort 4) Christine Shaw |
pwv514@york.ac.uk | |
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Nursing Associate - Sept24 (Cohort 5) |
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Registered Nurse Degree Apprenticeship - Mar24 (Cohort 1) Karen Dennis |
ked545@york.ac.uk | |
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Registered Nurse Degree Apprenticeship - Mar24 (Cohort 1) Natalie Massheder |
nam570@york.ac.uk | |
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MSc Nursing - Year 1 (Jan24 cohort) Emma Brocklehurst |
svp528@york.ac.uk | |
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MSc Nursing - Year 2 (Jan23 cohort) Beth McArt |
bkm509@york.ac.uk |
PGT & PGR programmes
Postgraduate Departmental Representative
Postgraduate Department Representative - Sarah Veale - healthsciencespgrep@yorksu.org
| Academic Representatives - Postgraduate Taught & Research | Contact email address | |
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| PG Cert in Health Research & Statistics - Year 1 | ||
| PG Cert in Health Research & Statistics - Year 2 | ||
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Masters in Public Health (Full Time Route) Faith Oreoluwa Akanbi |
lpm529@york.ac.uk | |
| Masters in Public Health (Part Time Route) |
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MSc in Health Research (Full Time Route) |
jtr537@york.ac.uk | |
| MSc in Health Research (Part Time Route) |
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| MSc in International Humanitarian Affairs (Part Time Distance Learning) |
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MSc Mental Health Research Milda Ambra |
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ma1675@york.ac.uk |
| PG Dip & MSc in Advanced Clinical Practice - Year 1 | ||
| PG Dip & MSc in Advanced Clinical Practice - Year 2 | ||
| PG Dip & MSc in Advanced Clinical Practice - Year 3 | ||
| PhD in Health Sciences |