Runners Up

Julia Spencer

Student volunteering bringing community benefits

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Julia, Community Engagement and Volunteering Officer in the Student Life Directorate, manages the University’s USCATs teams and was nominated for her work in the development of the projects you can find on the Student Volunteering pages. Every volunteering project is designed to deliver benefits for the organizations and their clients as well as to enhance the employability of our students.  

Harriet Morgan-Shami

Revealing the untold stories, the hidden gems

Harriet, Arts Development Officer in Advancement Services, has developed community projects which capture life experiences through written and spoken words.  

• Wellbeing/Isolation
  
• Passion for the written word
• Community cohesion
• Pre-entry access to training/formal learning
• Link between communities and university
• Knowledge exchange
• Successful model of partnership development
• Student placement opportunities

Brian Percival

In 2010-11, Brian co-ordinated 34 Visual Arts level 5 undergraduates to undertake school and outreach projects as part of their additional learning and contributing to their Professional Practice L5 module. 

Brian has co-ordinated the Vocational Mentoring in Schools project maintaining strong relations with all of the partner Schools and Colleges and enthused very many students to work locally within education. Salford graduates now teach in schools across Salford and students now participating on the schemes who first encountered the University as Salford School pupils themselves.