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Monthly Archives: August 2013
Student Communications Internship – Remember to speak to your students!
So here I am, coming towards the end of my fourth week of my Student Communications Internship. Last time I blogged I spoke about having a lot of questions to answer and, if anything, I now have even more! Alongside … Continue reading
Taking on the role of Student Communications Intern
During the summer of 2013 I have taken on the role of Student Communications Intern. Working for Richard Sandford, Student Communications Officer, and alongside UROP student, Jodie Hitch, I am beginning to find my way around the rather complex world … Continue reading
Posted in Research, Staff-student partnerships, Work/Academic placements
Tagged communication, internship, paper, print, project, Social media, Sophie Harrison, student, UROP
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Out with the old, in with the new!
This is the latest update from the UROP Project: Digital Literacy, employability and placements in SHES… Whether you’re sending emails, following people on Twitter or making friends on Facebook, Digital Literacy is an important part of people’s lives. Over the … Continue reading
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