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2020 HELOA National Conference and AGM Programme Sponsored by UK University Search Wednesday 15Th January 2020
2020 HELOA National Conference and AGM Programme Sponsored by UK University Search Wednesday 15th January 2020 Registration Opens 11:00 Members of UKC will also be on hand from 10AM – 1PM to answer any finance and membership questions Conference Desk Bags can be left with the hotel to be collected after check in at 5PM Lunch 11:30 Riverside Restaurant The buffet lunch will be open from 11.30 for you to have lunch and network once you arrive at the conference. 13:00 Conference Opens Grand Ballroom KEYNOTE 13:15 Student Support and Mental Health – Implications for IAG Grand Ballroom Jim Dickinson, WonkHE What Works for You? 14:00 Grand Ballroom An interactive session involving thematic round table discussion 15:00 Refreshment Break Grand Ballroom HELOA AGM 15:15 Grand Ballroom All HELOA delegates are expected to attend the AGM Check-in and Down Time 17:00 Full delegates can also use the leisure facilities until 9pm as well as local running routes posted in the main foyer. Plus Conference Desk members of UKC will also be on hand from 5pm - 5.30pm to answer any finance and membership questions. Getting Involved with HELOA 18:00 Come along to the hotel bar to speak with members of UKC and the HELOA Executive board to see how you could engage Terrace Bar with HELOA Italian Buffet 18.30 Riverside Restaurant Served in the main dining room, come down at a time that suits you before the evening entertainment. Evening Entertainment including the HELOA Annual Quiz. 20:00 Grand Ballroom The quiz will start at 20:15 prompt *Programme correct at the time of publication. -
NSMW 2011 Online Survey Responses
National Student Money Week 2011 - Online Survey Responses Q1: Name of institution/organisation: Anglia Ruskin University Staffordshire University Students' Union (Stoke site) Bath Spa University Stirling University Bishop Grosseteste University College Lincoln Strathclyde BrightsideUNIAID Student Advice Centre - University of Sheffield Bucks New Uni Thames Valley University Canterbury Christ Church University The University of Bristol Cardiff University UCLan CCCS UCLAN Student's Union Central School of Speech and Drama UEA City of Glasgow College (former Glasgow Metropolitan) University of Sussex Coventry University Students' Union Uni of Bath Durham Students Union University for the Creative Arts (Rochester Campus) Edge Hill University University of Aberdeen Edinburgh University Students' Association University of Birmingham Experian University of Bradford Glyndwr University University of Brighton Guildhall School of Music & Drama University of Chester Hartlepool Financial Inclusion Partnership University of Cumbria HELOA University of Cumbria Students' Union King's College London University of East London Kingston University University of Exeter Students' Guild Leeds College of Music University of Glamorgan Leeds Met Uni SU Advice Service University of Greenwich Leeds Metropolitan University University of Hull Leeds Trinity University College University of Liverpool Lincoln College University of Nottingham Liverpool John Moores University University of Nottingham Students' Union London Metropolitan University University of Salford -
Review June 2012
National Student Money Week – Review June 2012 Page 1 of 43 Special thanks must go to all those that supported National Student Money Week, and in particular to the members of the Project Group: Helen Abrahams, University of Brighton & NASMA Board Alex Bairstow, HELOA & Sheffield Hallam University Denise Brereton, Glamorgan University Emma Bryn-Jones, Zero-Credit Ltd Clare Collett, Reading College Lynne Condell, Liverpool John Moores University & NASMA Chair Francesca Coxon, Birmingham University Jo Gibson, NASMA Matt Hartley, Consumer Credit Counselling Service (CCCS) Hannah Hunter, Cardiff University David Malcolm, National Union of Students (NUS) Sinead McCarthy, University of East London Mary McCormick, University of Ulster Emily Saunders, Sheffield Students’ Union Andrea Simpson, Leeds Metropolitan University Jen Stoneman, University of Exeter Students Guild Kate Whewell, Coventry University Report compiled by Jo Gibson, Financial Capability Manager, NASMA, with support from: Lynne Condell, NASMA Chair June 2012 Page 2 of 43 Contents Page Executive Summary 4 1. Introduction 5 2. Planning 5 3. Project Group 6 4. Key Messages 7 5. Supporters 7 6. Resources 8 7. Sponsorship 9 8. Promotion 9 9. Showcase Partners 10 10. Media Engagement 11 11. NSMW 12-16 March 2012 11 12. Feedback 12 13. Evaluation 13 14. Summary of Recommendations 15 15. Planning for 2013 16 16. Summary 17 17. Appendices 17 Key Messages 18 Supporters 19 Press Releases 20 Posters 24 Online Survey Responses 25 Page 3 of 43 Executive Summary National Student Money Week (NSMW) was introduced for the first time in March 2011, and was organised and co-ordinated by the National Association of Student Money Advisers (NASMA). -
Merseyside Higher Education Conference 2013
MERSEYSIDE HIGHER EDUCATION CONFERENCE 2013 FOR THE CHANCE TO WIN AN iPad Mini GO TO STAND 125! At the University of Liverpool Sports and Fitness Centre (opposite Metropolitan Cathedral of Christ the King) 12th & 13th June 2013 09.30am – 14.00pm There is no closure for lunch To make the most of this Conference please read this programme carefully before you attend. Additional information is available at either www.ucasevents.com or www.connexionslive.com ABOUT THIS CONFERENCE This conference at the University of Liverpool on 12/13 June 2013 is for anyone thinking of making an application to university in 2014 . Your educational institution gives you the day off to We also must ensure that you are safe. attend the Conference as they know it can help you to To do this we are: research your choice of courses and universities. Attending higher education costs money, so making • Making entry to the Marketplace part of the the right choice of course and institution is more Conference (where all the stands are) in the Sports important than ever. Making the wrong choice can be and Fitness Centre on production of this very costly. The Conference can help make sure you programme. You must attend on the date your make the right choice for you. school/college has agreed. • Asking you to follow the one-way system that will The Conference has two main parts: be operating in the Sports and Fitness Centre. Entry will be via the first exhibition hall on the first (1) There is a ‘Marketplace’ where representatives floor and then exit through the second exhibition from 125 universities and colleges of higher hall on the ground floor (see the floor-plan).