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Get involved

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Working together

We believe we can make the biggest impact by all working together to achieve this for our students. Staff, students, colleagues and young people from local schools and colleges we would love to hear from you all – see different ways you can get involved below.

Share your ideas

In line with our Access and Participation Plan, we wish to encourage staff, students, colleagues and students from schools and colleges to share their ideas on how we can help more students from different backgrounds to access HE and succeed in their studies.

In line with our Access and Participation plan we wish to encourage staff, students, colleagues and students from schools and colleges to share their ideas on how we can help more students from different backgrounds to access HE and succeed in their studies.

Join our staff and student A & P champion network

Our new staff and student champion network will meet for the first time in February. We will hear from guest speakers and work together to implement suggestions and ideas including those from the launch week sessions.

To join the network, email our Access & Participation Team at WideningAccess@aecc.ac.uk.

Ideas comment box

Everyone can offer something; from sharing their own experiences, their knowledge, and their ideas. All thoughts, suggestions and contributions are welcome.  Please share your ideas on the form below leaving a contact email address, and we will be in touch as necessary.

If you need inspiration, please take a look at the outreach activities we have already run have planned for this year: Access and Participation Outreach.

Current Students – Become a Specialist Student Ambassador!

We are committed to working with our students to plan, deliver and evaluate our Access and Participation work and we work with our Specialist Student Ambassadors to do this. If you are interested in becoming a Specialist Student Ambassador and supporting us with our outreach activities, please contact our Access & Participation Team at WideningAccess@aecc.ac.uk to express your interest in joining the team when we next recruit. 

Access and Participation ideas form

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Dan Egelstaff

Dan Egelstaff is a First Year student on the MSc Occupational Therapy (pre-registration) course. The degree at Health Sciences University appealed to Dan when he was working as a Learning Disabilities Support Worker during the Covid-19 pandemic.

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