Posted 126 Months Ago
Support the Annual Fund and earn £7.50 per hour, plus bonuses!
This is your chance to:
Heriot-Watt Alumni are looking for a team of 50 students to work part-time at the Edinburgh campus in the evenings (18:15-21:30) and weekends (Sat 10:45-17:00, Sun 13:45-20:00) on a telephone fundraising campaign, calling Heriot-Watt graduates to raise money for the Annual Fund. Full training will be given.
The Campaign runs from Saturday 24th January to Sunday 1st March 2015.
Fill in the online application form here www.hw.ac.uk/telethon2015
or email steve.watson@hw.ac.uk to receive the link by email or for further information.
DEADLINE FOR APPLICATIONS: Monday 1st December 2014, 5.00pm. Deadline extended to Friday 12th December, 5.00pm
Posted 126 Months Ago
We’re offering Heriot-Watt students a unique opportunity to win up to £150* in prizes and make a real contribution to the future of student life at Heriot-Watt, by completing the Student Survey 2014.
We are conducting a student experiment throughout this semester designed to help us understand what students are interested in and what they need from their University experience. This survey is the first part of this.
It will only take around 15 minutes and will help us give you more of what you want, less of what you don’t and generally help your Union do a better job for all students. We need all of your views, even if you have no regular contact with the Students’ Union.
Thank you for making sure your voice is heard! There will be further opportunities to get involved later in the semester.
*Random draw of all complete responses will take place at the close of the survey in early November: First prize £150; 4x Runner-Up prizes of £25
Posted 127 Months Ago
And the results are in! Thank you to everyone who voted. The winners are shown below, but for more information and to download the count sheets, visit www.hwunion.com/elections/results.
Mina Kostova
Luke McKeown
Iswarya Ravichandran
Aaron Murphy
Heather Martin
Lamia Begic (elected unopposed)
Iswarya Ravichandran
Cal Dempsey
Peter Gilchrist
Rahul Singh
Marc Long
Rahul Singh
Posted 127 Months Ago
Well good news! In partnership with Therapet, the Healthy Universities Strategy Group are bringing “pet therapy” to Heriot-Watt on Wednesday 8th Oct from 11.30 – 13.30 in the student union. Specially trained calming pooches will be on hand as part of our activities to mark World Mental Health Day. You can book a 20 min slot and have a cuddle from a lovely dog and you will be amazed at how spending some time with these cute canines can help ease your stress!
We have limited availability and all slots will be booked on a first come first served basis. If these sessions prove popular we will be looking to host another one later in the year.
Booking will go live on Wednesday 1st October 2014 at 10am, we will send out the link Wednesday morning.
Remember that we’re also launching our involvement with the SANE black dog campaign on Friday 10th October. You can have your picture taken with the first Black Dog statue – named Angus – brought to Scotland in partnership with SANE and Ryden property consultants last year.
The aims of the campaign are to reduce the stigma surrounding mental illness and encourage people to seek help early, rather than suffering in silence using visually striking Black Dog statues to raise awareness. More information can be found here www.sane.org.uk/ Heriot-Watt is launching fundraising activities so that we can bring the next SANE Black Dog to Scotland. If you would like to have your picture taken with the dog statue you can pop along to our event on Friday 10th from 10am in the main reception, to book a slot contact Laura Fraser at L.Fraser@hw.ac.uk
For more information about either event please contact Sharan Virdee on S.Virdee@hw.ac.uk or Sarah Robertson on sarah.robertson@hw.ac.uk