Year: 2013

Students from Schools of Psychology and Health & Social Care required to be participants on interesting up and coming research Ideal for students with an interest on learning disabilities, communication problems, pain and distress. Participants will watch a short video while completing a distress tool followed by completing a questionnaire. Participation will take around one hour. This is…Continue Reading Research Project on Learning Disabilities and Distress

Do you have a talent? Would you like  to showcase your talent on stage? Open audition for next year’s V14 is happening on 18th October in the LPAC auditorium. 7pm-9pm. If you’d like to audition but can’t make this date or for more information email: variety14@live.com. Hope to see you there folks Greg Sellers…Continue Reading Do you have a talent? Additional V14 auditions on 18 October

A major investment in the humanities by the University of Lincoln will see staff and students benefit from even greater access to world-leading research and teaching excellence. The Lincoln School of Humanities welcomes a number of significant appointments to start the new academic year, as renowned experts arrive in Lincoln from around the globe. The…Continue Reading Humanities in Lincoln set to thrive thanks to major investment

The University’s Regulations for 2013-14 are available via Blackboard and the Secretariat’s blog at: http://secretariat.blogs.lincoln.ac.uk/university-regulations/. A leaflet summarising the key aspects of the University’s Regulations is also available and highlights the existence of procedures relating to: student appeals and complaints, academic offences, fitness to practise, and student conduct and discipline….Continue Reading University Regulations 2013-14

  The work of Course Reps in partnership with academics and professional service staff will see the academic experience at the University of Lincoln flourish, which will certainly be something to celebrate. This year’s Course Rep nominations have begun and will run until 3rd October. The Course Rep system is vital for all involved as…Continue Reading Course Rep nominations are open

  We have four fantastic opportunities for you to become involved in running  your university, each of which will help develop your skills and give you great experience as well as put students at the heart of our decision making processes. Any student can apply to any of the four opportunities and we are actively…Continue Reading Don’t just come to Uni this year. Help run it!

Come along to our open house from 24 to 26 September for games, advice, treats & prize draws! On 24 September: The first 450 students to complete our library treasure hunt will receive a FREE Daisy Made Ice Cream!! Don’t forget to collect a stamp card on the day! On 25 September: We’re more than just books – so tell…Continue Reading Library Welcome Week Open House – Free Ice Cream

The work of two student conservators from the University of Lincoln will soon be in public view after they were selected to take part in an exclusive scheme to preserve pieces by some of the UK’s leading textile artists, housed on the Parliamentary Estate. Kathryn Stamper and Abigail Tyler, both postgraduate students on the MA Conservation of…Continue Reading Lincoln conservators bring Parliamentary Art Collection back into public view

The Student Daily Alert has been replaced by a new and more engaging news service Following feedback from students, we have launched a new student news service which replaces the Student Daily Alert. The new system, which is hosted on WordPress, feeds directly into the Blackboard homepage and features news, research and events. If you…Continue Reading Use your network username and password to access student news!

Students are invited to the welcome talk by School of Life Science lecturers Dr Enrico Ferrari  and Dr Alan Goddard. For more information, please see the poster below. Post supplied by Deborah Hart, President, Society of Life Sciences (lifesciences@lincolnsu.com)…Continue Reading Welcome to the Society of Life Sciences Talk – 25 September