Putting pen to paper

Pulse welcomes student service award winner

Jayna Dasani as guest writer.

The launch of a new External Engagement & CRM Project Award provided a unique opportunity for Master’s student Jayna Dasani to work behind the scenes in Liverpool Hope Business School.

Jayna, who is studying for an International Master in Business Administration, was tasked with creating compelling content for Business School promotional material.

Describing her experience, Jayna said: “As part of the project, I had the incredible opportunity to work with the Business Engagement & Employability Manager, attend external events, and expand my network.

“The experience not only allowed me to increase my confidence, but also provided valuable insights into the industry and current trends.

“Additionally, I had the privilege of creating materials and contributing to Pulse magazine. The materials I helped create aimed to effectively promote and showcase a wide range of activities and student events, which local employers and businesses could actively participate in, as well as encourage meaningful connections and engagement within the community.

“I worked closely with students to gather their stories, and hearing one particularly inspiring story and learning about the student’s impressive achievements was a truly enriching experience. It was fascinating to share her success with a wider audience.

“This opportunity to attend external events, draft articles, and collaborate with students not only expanded my knowledge and understanding, but also provided a platform for meaningful connections and a deeper appreciation for the accomplishments of my peers.”

You can read some of Jayna’s articles on pages eight and nine, where she interviews current student Katie Clare and alumna Lucy Slater.