The SWDTP currently has student representatives that are recruited through an open call for volunteers.
They represent the SWDTP students’ interests to SWDTP management and the Academic Advisory Board (AAB); attending AAB meetings; ensuring good communication between all parties involved in the Doctoral Training Partnership (DTP); managing SWDTP social events; providing input for DTP strategies, handbook and incoming funding applications; reviewing and evaluating Impact Fund applications.
If you have any questions for the reps or have any issues that you wish for them to raise at the AAB, please contact a rep from your institution directly via the emails on their profiles.
The reps attend meetings 4-5 times a year at venues rotated through the institutions.
Conor Francis Macis
Socio-legal studies, University of Bristol
Catriona Brickel
Social Policy, University of Bath
Lavrentina Ksania
Socio-legal studies, University of Exeter
Oby Bridget Azubuike
Advanced Quantitative Methods, University of Bristol
Maxime Perrott
Advanced Quantitative Methods, University of Bristol
Nicole Russell Pascual
Psychology, University of Exeter
Monica Sanchez Hernandez
Social Policy, University of Bristol
Deepti Bhat
Education, University of Bristol
Ella Barclay
Health and Wellbeing, University of West England
Nimrah Azfal
Psychology, University of Bath
Wanting to get involved?
Student reps are an important part of the SWDTP to inform the way we work and to lead various cohort building activities. If you are interested in becoming a student rep, please contact one of the reps or swdtp-enquiries@bristol.ac.uk
The Bath student reps team would like to welcome everyone (SWDTP-funded or not) to their weekly lunches!
The SWDTP-Bath weekly lunches are an opportunity for SWDTP-funded student at the University of Bath to build community and socialize, as well as ask questions or raise concerns to the SWDTP Bath Reps and, once a month, to Ana Bullock.
The lunches take place on Tuesdays, from 12-13:30 at the Lime Tree Restaurant. During this time, students can drop in and out as they see fit.
For Bristol and Exeter students similar lunches are potentially in the works!