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A simple gathering for students and staff directly affected by ongoing and recent military conflicts will be held at the Chaplaincy supported by Chaplains and the Mental Health and Wellbeing Team.
Find out more about the support we offer
FIND OUT MORE ABOUT HEALTH CHECKS
When you next need to reset your password, you will be able to do this yourself using the new Microsoft service, as long as your mobile phone number is up-to-date.
Lead your Students' Union: nominations open now!
Well@Wolves with the Students' Union
WLV STUDENT: MARCH 2022
02/03/2022
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Welcome to WLV Student - your student newsletter with the latest updates and news from the University.
The update was sent by email to all students on Wednesday, 2 March 2022. View the email.
This WLV Student includes:
- A message from the Deputy Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Julia Clarke
- Sharing peace event with the Chaplaincy
- University Mental Health Day and wellbeing support
- New and improved password reset service
- Student Check-In update
- The National Student Survey (NSS)
- Students' Union elections
For all the latest news and student updates, please visit: www.wlv.ac.uk/StudentNews.
Message from the Deputy Vice-Chancellor
Across the University of Wolverhampton, we are all hugely concerned about the dreadful conflict in Ukraine. I know that ongoing events will be especially worrying to our Ukrainian and Russian students and staff with families and friends now caught up in the conflict.
If you are directly affected and would like to speak to somebody about any aspect of practical or emotional support, please contact ASK@WLV.
We have already been in contact directly with all Ukrainian and Russian staff and students to offer whatever help and support we can at this very difficult time – and we will continue to do so. We are also mindful of the wider impact on everyone in our university community, such events can affect us all in different ways.
Please remember that we are here to support you at all times. You can find more information about the support available to students later in this update.
Thursday 3 March is University Mental Health Day which aims to bring the University community together to highlight mental health issues and facilitate change. We want to normalise conversations surrounding mental health, letting students know it’s ok to ask for help or share their worries with someone they can trust.
University Mental Health Day is a great opportunity to learn more about the different services that can help you with your mental health and wellbeing, and you can read more about our new student mental health and wellbeing strategy on our website.
Above all, please take care, and If you have any concerns, please speak with your personal tutor or contact ASK@WLV.
Stay safe, be kind.
Professor Julia Clarke
If you are directly affected and would like to speak to somebody about any aspect of practical or emotional support, please contact ASK@WLV.
We have already been in contact directly with all Ukrainian and Russian staff and students to offer whatever help and support we can at this very difficult time – and we will continue to do so. We are also mindful of the wider impact on everyone in our university community, such events can affect us all in different ways.
Please remember that we are here to support you at all times. You can find more information about the support available to students later in this update.
Thursday 3 March is University Mental Health Day which aims to bring the University community together to highlight mental health issues and facilitate change. We want to normalise conversations surrounding mental health, letting students know it’s ok to ask for help or share their worries with someone they can trust.
University Mental Health Day is a great opportunity to learn more about the different services that can help you with your mental health and wellbeing, and you can read more about our new student mental health and wellbeing strategy on our website.
Above all, please take care, and If you have any concerns, please speak with your personal tutor or contact ASK@WLV.
Stay safe, be kind.
Professor Julia Clarke
Sharing Peace event
Friday, 4 March 2022 from 11:30 am
A simple gathering for students and staff directly affected by ongoing and recent military conflicts will be held at the Chaplaincy supported by Chaplains and the Mental Health and Wellbeing Team.
FIND OUT MORE ABOUT THE SHARING PEACE EVENT
University Mental Health Day
University Mental Health Day aims to bring the University community together to highlight mental health issues and facilitate change. It's a great opportunity to find out more about the wellbeing support available to you.
READ MORE ABOUT MENTAL HEALTH DAY
Join us this University Mental Health Day for Let’s talk about… reading for wellbeing
For University Mental Health Day on 3 March, there will be a virtual "Let's talk about" session, with Phil Adeogun, from the University Mental Health and Wellbeing Team. The session theme will be reading for wellbeing to coincide with World Book Day.
FIND OUT MORE ABOUT THIS WELLBEING EVENT
Support for your mental health and wellbeing
Togetherall
Everyone at the University can access free online mental health support with Togetherall, any time, any day. Whether you're struggling to cope, feeling low or need a place to talk, Togetherall can help you explore your feelings in a safe, supportive environment.
FIND OUT MORE ABOUT TOGETHERALL
Mental health and wellbeing
If you are experiencing a mental health or wellbeing difficulty and need support, the University's Mental Health and Wellbeing team can provide confidential support, including access to self-help resources and appointments with a mental health practitioner.
Find out more about the support we offer
Book a Wellbeing Check
Wellbeing Checks with Olivia consist of a free 15-minute consultation in a private room with no windows to ensure confidentiality. Appointments are available every Thursday and can be booked online.
FIND OUT MORE ABOUT HEALTH CHECKS
New and improved password reset service
When you next need to reset your password, you will be able to do this yourself using the new Microsoft service, as long as your mobile phone number is up-to-date.
FIND OUT MORE ABOUT RESETTING YOUR PASSWORD
Final year Undergrads! Take part in the NSS today
The NSS gives students the opportunity to tell us about their experience at University. Whether your time at the University of Wolverhampton has been great, or you think some of it could have been better, this is a chance to give your honest views about your course. The survey is open until 30 April 2022. Participation is optional, and your feedback is anonymous.
COMPLETE THE NSS SURVEY TODAY
Keep your contact details up to date
Please ensure that where you live now (even if only temporary) is recorded in your term-time address (this may, or may not be, the same as your permanent home address).
- Log in to your e:Vision
- Select the My Details on the home page menu.
- Select the View/Edit Personal Information.
- Use the Edit buttons to update each section
Your contact details, including a contact telephone number, must always be kept up to date.
GO TO E:VISION
Lead your Students' Union: nominations open now!
Every year, members of Wolves SU (that’s you) elect students to lead the work of the SU over the coming year. Elected officers lead the Student Union’s direction, represent student interests, run campaigns, and challenge the University. You can nominate yourself now to be a sabbatical officer and help bring about meaningful change. Nominations close on 6 March at midnight.
FIND OUT MORE ABOUT OUR S.U. AWARDS
Become a Student Trustee at Wolves SU
Wolves SU has an exciting opportunity for one student to become a Student Trustee, gaining a highly valuable and unique set of skills.
FIND OUT HOW TO BECOME A STUDENTS TRUSTEE
Well@Wolves with the Students' Union
Well@Wolves is a programme of events, activities and self-help resources that helps students look after their health and wellbeing.
FIND OUT MORE ABOUT WELL@WOLVES
Student News
Kortext eTextbook scheme
This year, the University Library is working with the eTextbook provider Kortext to provide students with free access to electronic textbooks for titles marked as “essential” on your reading lists. Books provided on the Kortext platform are available 24/7.
Award-winning entrepreneur speaks at event on International Women’s Day
The Business School has secured an award-winning female entrepreneur to speak at a business networking event on International Women’s Day.
READ MORE ABOUT THIS BUSINESS EVENT
The power of sleep: Why we need it and how to get it
Togetherall's Chief Clinical Officer, Dr Ben Locke, provides his top tips for getting a good nights sleep.
Join the Journal Club for scientific writing skills
The University Library has developed a short six-week scientific writing skills course for undergraduate students.
READ MORE ABOUT THE JOURNAL CLUB
For more information please contact the Corporate Communications Team.
