Hey! My name is Joshua Edje and I am your VP Sports and Health.
I’ve just graduated from UWE Bristol with an Aerospace degree. I love football and sports in general, and see playing football as a therapeutic activity. I want the opportunity to use my love for sports to provide the best sporting experience for UWE Bristol students.
Click here to see what I’m working to achieve this year and my progress so far.
Earlier this year, we invited all UWE Bristol students to take part in our annual Sustainability Survey and share their awareness, perceptions and recommendations, on how we can make UWE greener. An amazing 927 students took the time to complete the survey and we have been digesting your responses, in order to take on-board your suggestions and make a positive change. Here is a summary of what students said about sustainability at UWE.
On Tuesday 20 November myself and UWE RAG clubbed together to host the first ever ‘Sports Does Strictly’ event within The Students' Union, all in aid of United through Sport.
This last year as VP Sports & Health has absolutely flown by! It’s been an extremely busy, often challenging but brilliant year. I’ve experienced so much, learnt new skills and developed my confidence hugely...
This year’s Varsity Series is set to look slightly different to last year. The series will be spread out across the year, beginning with the Colour Run in October and finishing with the 10K in April.
When we first started our officer roles last June, I had no idea what the year ahead had in store.
0117 328 2915 vpsports@uwe.ac.uk /VPSportsHealthatUWE @VPSportsHealth
Organise more fun social events both on and off campus.
Status: Updated 27/11/2019
Involve teams in charity based events that recognise and support mental health.
Status: Updated 02/10/2019
Work towards the provision of a shuttle bus for league players.
Status: Updated 02/09/2019
Work towards more time given on the astro-pitch at the Centre for Sport for players based on unanimous requests.
Make VARSITY more fun, interesting and appealing to new students hence raising the overall awareness of the competition.
Use the digital screens around campuses to promote and develop awareness of all sporting events by showing the achievements of our teams.
Create a platform that raises awareness of student sport achievements within their courses.
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