Hello, my name is Ubong Ante and I am your VP Community and Welfare.
The role of VP Community and Welfare is to ensure a smooth transition for both home and international students, across different academic years.
I’ve just graduated from UWE Bristol in Mechanical Engineering. During my time at university, I gained valuable knowledge and experience from various positions held, including being a company representative during an internship. This has put me in the right position to represent your welfare needs during your time at UWE Bristol.
Click here to see what I’m working to achieve this year and my progress so far.
We know that some of the UWE Bristol student community are not happy with the current university experience. We understand that it is a challenging time for the student community and we want to ensure that your voice is being heard.
Your Presidents' Team has been working hard to represent the student community to all levels of UWE Bristol. Check out this update from each of them with their progress in November
With the news on Saturday of a second national lockdown, we know that some of you may be feeling anxious and unsettled, but we want you to know that The Students’ Union is here for you! Our role is to make sure that you have a positive UWE Bristol experience and we will continue to bring our services to you, whether that’s physically or virtually.
Your Presidents' Team has been working hard to represent the student community to all levels of UWE Bristol. Check out this update from each of them with their progress in October.
This year we took to our screens for five days of virtual training with the NUS Lead and Change conference.
0117 328 7570 vpcommwelfare@uwe.ac.uk /VPCommWelfareatUWE @VPCommWelfare
Lobby the university to build over 1000 more accommodation rooms on Frenchay Campus.
Status: Updated 01/09/20
Lobby the university to build to look into building more rooms on other (non Frenchay) campus sites.
Lobby the university to build more chill out areas across all campuses.
Lobby the university to Improve the wellbeing provisions on Glenside and City campuses
Lobby the university to offer more drop in sessions with trained counsellors.
Lobby UWE Catering for more diverse and cheaper food options across all campuses.
Look into viabiliy of organising food fairs on other campus sites.
Work with programme leaders to organise social activities, employability and career events, and creating opportunities for skills development
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