Student Voice Awards – Health and Care

This award recognises a rep who has shown outstanding commitment to student voice, by representing feedback from their cohort through a range of feedback platforms such as Course Conversation meetings, focus groups, and roundtable events. The winner will also be someone who has used their time to tell students about the student voice activities and opportunities through one of our outreach programs.

Shortlist:

• Faihaan Ahmed
• Chantelle Jackson
• Ayesha Younus Khan

Winner: Faihaan Ahmed

This award recognises a School Rep who has shown outstanding commitment to student voice, by representing school wide issues on platforms such as Student Voice Working Groups, Board of Studies, and Education Executive.

Shortlist:

• Gurkiran Bhogal
• Meraj Fatima

Winners: Gurkiran Bhogal and Meraj Fatima

This award recognises an Education Rep who has shown outstanding commitment to student voice, by successfully chairing and/or recording accurate minutes and supporting Course Reps during Course Conversation meetings.

Shortlist:

• Thenjiwe Banda
• James Oppong
• Tosin Alade
• Charlotte Holloway
• Raul Anton Gutierrez

Winner: Thenjiwe Banda

This award recognises a Course Rep who has shown outstanding commitment to student voice, by bringing particularly detailed and precise feedback to meetings, and working outside of meetings to represent key feedback that matters to everyone in their cohort.

Shortlist:

• Tamaraye Etonye
• Faihaan Ahmed
• Olivia Radford
• Ngozi Miriam Amadi
• Haydar Rahman

Winner: Tamaraye Etonye

This award recognises a student currently completing their undergraduate degree who has extensively engaged with SU activities alongside their studies. These include but are not limited to activities associated with student voice, communities, societies, sports, volunteering, or wellbeing to bring positive change to their college’s student body.

Shortlist:

• Simran Kaur
• Caitlin Tillotson-Roberts
• Eloise Elizabeth Taylor
• Chantelle Jackson
• Vincenzo Grosso

Winner: Simran Kaur

This award recognises a student currently completing their postgraduate degree who has extensively engaged with SU activities alongside their studies. These include but are not limited to activities associated with student voice, communities, societies, sports, volunteering, or wellbeing to bring positive change to their college’s student body.

Shortlist:

• Promise Owai
• Tamaraye Etonye
• Anthonia Chiamaka Ezeh
• Ikechukwu Benedict Ogbogo
• Disha Dilip Derrick

Winner: Promise Owai

This award recognises an academic staff member who has made a huge contribution to improving students’ experience inside and outside the classroom. They are a motivating and inspiring teacher with passion for their subject. They have actively participated within the SU's student voice activities to resolve feedback promptly and improve student experience.

Shortlist:

• Abbey Wright
• Theresa Parker
• Tamsin Keay
• Hala Evans
• Susan O'Neill

Winners: Abbey Wright and Hala Evans

This award recognises a staff member who makes a huge contribution to students’ experience while not delivering the core curriculum in the classroom. This could include library, student support, IT, helpdesk, Talent Team, catering staff, or staff within the Students' Union.

Shortlist:

• Adam Kathawala
• Karen Woodhouse
• Tapiwa Sande

Winner: Adam Kathawala

Course of the Year will be awarded to an academic course team who have championed student voice on their course and ensured student experience is at the forefront of everything they do. Students on the winning course will feel their contributions are valued and have collaborated with staff to improve delivery of the course.

Shortlist:

• BSc (Hons) Public Health
• Adult Nursing Blended Learning
• Msc Children and Young people's nursing

Winner: BSc (Hons) Public Health