The Guide 2014 by University of Nottingham Students' Union

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The Guide

CONTENTS

 WELCOME TO NOTTINGHAM

THE OFFICERS

SETTLING IN

WHERE AM I?

HALLS

GETTING AROUND

YOUR WEEK ONE

SOCIETIES

VOLUNTEERING

SPORTS

EXPLORE NOTTINGHAM

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GETTING SUPPORT

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YOUR VOICE

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WHAT ABOUT ME?

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CITY MAP

CAMPUS MAPS

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YOUR STUDENTS’ UNION

We’re your Students’ Union. The moment you started at the University you automatically became a member of the Students’ Union, a registered charity separate to the University. Under the leadership of a team of Officers elected by you, we have the hugely important job of making your time at Nottingham brilliant. University is about more than just a degree, so whether you’re after activities, representation, welfare support, employability or just an ice-cold post-lecture pint, we’ll be here for you throughout your studies. This Welcome Guide is your introduction to life at Nottingham. There’ll be a lot going on once you’ve got started, so we’ve provided all the information you’ll need to make the most out of your first few weeks. So, what are you waiting for? Read on, get to know the Union and start your journey.

Welcome to Nottingham.

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THE OFFICERS

At the SU we’re led by students, for students. Your Officer team is made up of elected students who are either on a year out from their studies or have just graduated. The Officers use your views to shape the Students’ Union and effect change within the University. In the past they’ve led campaigns to make local taxis safer, improve street lighting, create second-hand book schemes and most recently to completely revamp the Portland Building. Take a look at their smiling faces below and, to learn more about what they do, just flick through this guide. You can also follow them on Twitter to see what they’re getting up to!

Harry Copson

Adam BK

PRESIDENT

EDUCATION OFFICER

supresident@nottingham.ac.uk @UoNSU_President

sueducation@nottingham.ac.uk @UoNSU_Education

Chloe Averill

Anas AO Elhag POSTGRADUATE OFFICER

EQUAL OPPORTUNITIES & WELFARE OFFICER

supgofficer@nottingham.ac.uk @UoNSU_Postgrad

suwelfare@nottingham.ac.uk @UoNSU_Welfare

Joe Caunce

Kiri Madhani

ACTIVITIES OFFICER

SPORTS OFFICER

suactivities@nottingham.ac.uk @UoNSUActivities

suactivities@nottingham.ac.uk @UoNSU_Sport

Mike Olatokun COMMUNITY OFFICER sucommunity@nottingham.ac.uk @UoNSU_Community

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SETTLING IN

Welcome! Two years ago I arrived here brand new, knowing little to nothing of the University, the Students’ Union or the city. I know how unnerving the experience can be, but don’t forget that everyone around you is in exactly the same situation. So, my advice is to be involved, take the initiative and make this experience suit your own interests and values. Whether it’s going along to a sports club or society, running to be on a student committee or just introducing yourself to someone new, I guarantee that wherever you choose to go you’ll find a whole host of like-minded people there to greet you. If you have an idea, issue or just need a little advice then don’t hesitate to get in touch. University life is going to fly by, so make it count - and most importantly, make it your own! Harry Copson President supresident@nottingham.ac.uk @UoNSU_President

UNIVERSITY OF NOTTINGHAM STUDENTS’ UNION

WHERE AM I?

University Park

Derby

Most of you will be living on University Park, which is near Beeston (you can learn more about Beeston on p. 24.) The Students’ Union can be found on campus in the Portland Building; head over to say hello, grab some food or get your very first university drink at Mooch, the SU bar.

A student committee called UNAD (University of Nottingham at Derby) are your go-to people for sports, societies, welfare help and social events. UNAD has its own dedicated student space - complete with piano! - and you have your very own Week One Reps.

Jubilee

Sutton Bonington You’re in a great position to explore both Nottingham and Loughborough. The SB Guild, your on-campus gateway to Students’ Union services, is based in The Bungalow and will be moving to the brand new amenities building in January 2015. Check out your very own Sutton Bonington Guide for more info.

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You’re actually not far from University Park, which means you can just head over and visit the Students’ Union in Portland Building. Don’t worry, though – you still have your own SU shop on campus, and you even have your own Starbucks. Try not to over-caffeinate in your first week, okay?

The Guide ALL ABOUT HALLS

Hall Committees Your Hall Committee is there to make sure you have a fantastic experience in halls! They’ll organise events and ensure you are represented to hall management. There are three different kinds of Hall Committee: JCR: If you are an undergraduate living on campus, you’ll be represented by a JCR (Junior Common Room). MCR: If you live in Melton Hall, you’ll be represented by the MCR (Middle Common Room). Student Committee: If you live in Broadgate Park, Raleigh Park or St. Peter’s Court, you’ll find you have your very own Student Committee representing you. In October, you will have a chance to be elected to your Hall Committee. Just chat to your current Hall Committee to get an idea of what it’s all about.

Living off campus

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GETTING AROUND

F There’s a lot to explore, whether you’re planning to head off into town or need to visit another campus for an event. Hop on a free Hopper bus, grab a taxi or get some exercise by cycling around campus. For buses to and from University Park, look out for the following numbers:

NOTTINGHAM: CITY LOOP 34 / 36 SUTTON BONINGTON: 901 DERBY: 904 JUBILEE: 903 KING’S MEADOW: 902

STUDYING AT DERBY LOCAL BUSES HOPPER BUSES

If you need any more bus times or details of services going to and from Jubilee, Sutton Bonington and Derby, head over to the University’s website and just type ‘bus’ into the search bar.

You might’ve noticed some roadworks around University Park campus. That’s the new tramline, which next year will be up and running and connect us with the rest of Nottingham. Watch out for updates! 12

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Your Week One Re ps are there to welcome you to No ttingham. They’re someone to chat to, buy tickets from and generally gu ide you around W eek One events, so if you have any quest ions they’re the people to go to.

Week One is the Union’s freshers’ week, your big, 7-day introduction to life at Nottingham and everything the Students’ Union has to offer. While you might have heard a lot about freshers’ week being one massive party (which it definitely can be, if you like!) there’s a whole lot more to it than club nights and bar crawls.

Visit: welcometonottingham2014.co.uk for more information.

WELCOME FAIR DATES

WELCOME FAIR

Welcome Fair is one of our biggest events of Welcome Week and is where you’ll find nearly all of our sports and activities, as well as loads of freebies and our very own Students’ Union stall. Come and say hello!

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University Park: 22nd, 23rd and 24th September Sutton Bonington: 24th September Derby: 24th September

WHERE DO I GET TICKETS?

Not all events are ticketed – in fact, for most you can just turn up! Take a look at the Week One Calendar or our Welcome website for more information: welcometonottingham2014.co.uk

THE FINALE SUNDAY

28th SEPTEMBER Fancy a massive finale party at the Capital FM Arena attended by around 3,500 students and big headline acts? This is one event not to be missed, so be sure to grab your tickets before they sell out.

EASY TIGER

We want you to have an awesome time during Week One – but stay safe! Watch out for our tiger-striped volunteers who’ll be handing out free condoms and safety cards.

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SOCIETIES

HELLO! Iâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;m Joe, the Activities Officer for 2014/15. My role is to represent and support all societies and student-run groups to ensure every one of you gets the absolute most out of your time at Nottingham. Come down to Welcome Fair on the 22nd, 23rd or 24th of September, where our fantastic students and staff will be on hand to help find the activity for you. You can also sign up online at any time of year. Oh, and if we donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t have a society that suits you then not to worry - all students have the opportunity to create their own! Drop me a line to find out more. To discover more about me and the activities available at your SU, including a full list of all our societies, take a look at the Activities Guide in your Welcome Pack or visit the SU website: su.nottingham.ac.uk. Have a great year! Joe Caunce Activities Officer suactivities@nottingham.ac.uk @UoNSUActivities

SOCIETIES

SUPPORT YOUR STUDENT GROUPS!

Whether you want to meet new people, socialise in other circles, develop a new skill or simply further an existing interest, there are over 200 societies to tickle your fancy – from the Russian Society to the Harry Potter Quidditch Society. Even if you haven’t had a proper hobby since primary school, this is your chance to get involved again.

Even if you don’t consider yourself a budding journalist, techie-to-be or TV presenter in the making, you can still support the Union’s studentrun groups by making the most of the services they offer. Head over to their websites to watch, listen and read. Impact Magazine impactnottingham.com

Take a look through the Activities Guide for more information on our societies and student groups, which also include Nightline, Karnival and TEC PA & Lighting.

University Radio Nottingham (URN) urn1350.net Nottingham University Television Station (NUTS) nutsonline.org Nottingham New Theatre newtheatre.org.uk CD Library cdlibrary.co.uk

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VOLUNTEERING

a Volunteering – good for the soul, and the CV! Better still, you can commit as little or as much time as you want; whether you fancy doing an hour a week or getting your teeth into a longer-term project like coaching a children’s rugby team or running a fairtrade café. To join the 3,000 students already involved in volunteering, have a gander at the different projects available on our website, or visit the Student Volunteer Centre (SVC) in the Portland Building at the University Park campus.

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For more information pick up a copy of the Universityâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s sports guide and follow the sports departments on Twitter:

@UoNIMSport and @UoNSport Have a great year! Kiri Madhani Sports Officer susports@nottingham.ac.uk @UoNSU_Sport

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EXPLORING NOTTINGHAM

S Hey, guys! I’m Mike, your Students’ Union Community Officer. I represent you on all issues relating to where and how you live as residents of your local areas. Working with local partners such as the City Council, Nottingham Trent University and our own departments, I will be campaigning throughout the year to make your student life, wherever you choose to live, an incredible experience. With restaurants, cafés, pubs, bars, clubs, galleries, fashion boutiques, cinemas, theatres and an array of other quirky local highlights dotted around the city, in Nottingham there is always something to do. Grab a guide to independent businesses and local retail from the Students’ Union reception in Portland Building if you are ever stuck for ideas. Have a brilliant year! Mike Olatokun Community Officer sucommunity@nottingham.ac.uk @UoNSU_Community

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GET TO KNOW NOTTINGHAM The best way to get settled into Nottingham and learn just what it has to offer is to get out there and explore. To help you get started, we’ve pulled together a few ideas of places you can go. After that, it’s up to you!

Music Capital FM Arena is the city’s biggest venue with a crowd capacity of 10,000. For smaller gigs head to Rock City, one of the UK’s best independent live venues.

Theatre Nottingham Playhouse has a little bit of everything, with shows and plays alongside creative writing workshops. You can also get your culture fix with Nottingham New Theatre, our very own student-run theatre company.

Cinema Showcase Cinema is only a stone’s throw from the University Park campus – great if you want to catch a quick film, while Broadway is just one of several independent cinemas in Nottingham and is perfect for film buffs.

AWESOME NIGHTLIFE!

GREAT SHOPPING!

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WE DEFY YOU TO BE BORED!

Shopping Whether you’re looking for an outfit, stuff for your new flat, cake or a pile of comics, Nottingham has a bit of everything. Head to the Victoria Centre for your big high street chains, then explore the streets for independent and specialist shops.

Bars There are loads of pubs and bars in Nottingham – but at the Students’ Union, we only have eyes for Mooch. Located in the basement of Portland Building, it’s your one-stop shop for drinks, burgers and bar snacks.

Clubs Aren’t you supposed to be studying? Home by 12, okay? Ocean is the only place to be on a Friday night for Nottingham students. If you’re after something a bit different try The Bodega, which is also a popular gig venue.

Food You’re spoilt for choice in Nottingham. Bagel Nash and Jam Café are just a couple of places to start, but be sure to take yourself on a food tour of the city.

Beeston If you’re living on University Park you’ll be a few minutes’ walk from Beeston, where there’s a whole host of cafés, restaurants, high-street stores and useful services like banks, hairdressers and Post Offices.

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STUDENT ADVICE CENTRE

A hub of information and advice located on B floor of the Portland Building, the SAC can offer you suppo rt in many areas of your university life. 0115 846 8730 student-advice-centre@nottingham.ac.uk

NIGHTLINE

Nightline don’t offer advice but are an impar tial, confidential student-run listening service. Give them a call, send an email or visit their website if you need someone to talk to. 0115 951 4985 nightlineanon@nottingham.ac.uk nottinghamnightline.co.uk

STUDENT-LED PROJECTS

The Student Volunteer Centre supports lots of student-led projects, some of which can offer you suppo rt at regular meetings. Get in touch or visit the student-led project page on the website for more information.

STUDENT MINDS: nottinghamcampaigns@studentminds.org.u k EATING DISORDER SUPPORT – B-EAT: subeat@nottingham.ac.uk DIABETES SUPPORT GROUP: uontype1diabetes@gmail.com

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Looking for support from students like you, or wanting to bring up an issue relating to equality or diversity? Well then, these are the students to know. The part-time officers lead their relevant equality or diversity networks and work with the network committees to ensure you’re properly represented. They’re a friendly bunch, so get in touch! BME Huda Alfardus submeofficer@nottingham.ac.uk @UoNSU_BME

Disabled Students’ James Otieno sudisabledofficer@nottingham.ac.uk @UoNSU_Disabled

LGBT Pheebs Lau sulgbtofficer@nottingham.ac.uk @UoNSU_LGBT

Women’s Emma Ehrenberg & Beth Searby suwomensofficer@nottingham.ac.uk @UoNSU_Womens

Mature John Chatterjee-Woolman sumatureofficer@nottingham.ac.uk @UoNSU_Mature

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YOUR VOICE

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EDUCATION

I’m Adam BK, your Education Officer. My job is to represent the views and academic interests of all 34,000 of our students and help shape changes at a university level. As part of our Education Network we have a team of more than 800 elected Course Reps that can listen to any views or problems you might have about your studies and help you to make a change or get support.

Each school or department also has a School Education Rep who supports the Course Reps in their school and helps me to stay connected to what’s happening around the University. I’ll try my best to bump into all of you at some point in the year but you can always send me an email, Tweet me or drop into our office in the Portland Building if you have any concerns. Welcome to Nottingham, you’re in for a treat! Adam BK Education Officer sueducation@nottingham.ac.uk @UoNSU_Education

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STUDENT LEADERSHIP

Our Educatio n Network and Campaig ns & Democracy de partments, as well as our student equality netw orks, will work througho ut your time at Nottin gham to use your vi ews and feedback to m ake change happen. Want to learn more about how st udents have used their vi ews to shape Nottingham ? Visit our Success Timel ine: uonsu-success.c o.uk.

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In the meantime, elections for Hall Committees – read more about these on p.11 - are coming up this autumn. Keep an eye on the website for more details.

CAMPAIGNS students on some big campaigns, In the past year we’ve worked with on ts on the busy Station Road in Sutt securing funding to install streetligh SU the in 3 Page e nting No Mor Bonington and successfully impleme site or Success Timeline: su.notting shops. Find out more on the SU web ham.ac.uk or uonsu-success.co.uk 31

DEMOCRACY If you’re interested in using your views to help shape the course of the Union, or want to hold your Students’ Union officers to account, then take a look at the democracy section of the SU website for more information about our democratic meetings:

EDUCATION su.nottingham.ac.uk/make-the-change/democracy

CHANGE IT!

Change It! is an online forum that allows you to rate and comment on ideas that other students have put forward. If you put an idea on Change It! and others rate it positively, we’ll work with you to make that idea happen. Head here to make the change:

su.nottingham.ac.uk/make-the-change/changeit/

EDUCATION NETWORK

The Education Network is dedicated to improving your academic experience and ensuring you get the most out of your time at University. They work with both the Education Officer and Postgraduate Officer who help shape policies, inform campaigns and consult you about the education issues you care about. The Network also manages our team of Course Reps.

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We know that, as postgraduates, you might want something completely different from your Students’ Union to students just starting their undergraduate degrees. So, we’ve provided you with your very own Postgraduate Guide to life at Nottingham - find it with your Welcome Pack or, if you don’t have one, you can download it from the website: welcometonottingham2014.co.uk.

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INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS Hi, I’m Alexandra! My position as the International Students’ officer inv olves representing the views and interests of internati onal students withi n the University, both locally and na tionally, and overseei ng the organisation of Stu dents’ Union servic es and activities for international studen ts. My plan is to go beyond being a figurehead and meet with international students to find out exactly what they would like from their university experience. Express your opinions, try to participate in as many projects and events as possible and get involved with the SU – make the most of your time at Nottingham. Alexandra Pinzariu I look forward to meeting you! Internationa l Students’ Officer suinternationalofficer@ nottingham.ac.uk @UoNSU_International We have m any cultural soci international and eties that of fer a home away from home for our internation al students. They are During both International a great way of meeting other Welcome Week and Welcome students an d ex Week we’ll be holding events Nottingham ploring the city of . You can fi n d about our so especially for international out more cieties, and how you ca sign up, in students to help you to settle n the Activit ies Guide an on the SU w in. Look at the Week One d ebsite: su.nottingh calendar to find out more. am.ac.uk.

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Hi, I’m John, Mature Students’ Officer and president of the Mature Student Association. I’m the go-to person for any issues you face as a mature student. Mature students come from a broad spectrum of society: perhaps you’ve been raising a family for many years and now, finally, have a chance to study something you love; or maybe you’re a professional looking to enrich future prospects; or possibly you’ve just taken some time out before going into higher education. The Mature Students’ Association this year will be hosting some great events and collaborating with other societies to make your time a memorable one. Get in touch during Welcome Week to learn more, and watch this space for other events this year. John Chatterjee-Woolman Mature Students’ Officer sumatureofficer@nottingham.ac.uk @UoNSU_Mature

John and some of the Network team will be at Welcome Fair on all three days. Come and say hello and see what the Network could offer you! 36 36

EVENTS This year there’ll be lots of opportunities to meet other mature students, with coffee and cake every 6 weeks plus pub quizzes, meals out, master classes and movie screenings arranged especially for you.

JOIN THE COMMITTEE We’re rebuilding the committee of the Mature Students’ Association! There are still a few positions available so if you’d like to help represent other mature students and need more information, just drop John an email.

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The Exchange

3 The Sir Harry & Lady Djanogly Learning Resource Centre

2 SC

Computer Science

The Atrium

The Dearing Building

SPORTS CENTRE Newark Hall SC

International House Business School South

Auditorium

17 18

Amenities Building 9

National College for School Leadership (NCSL)

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SIR COLIN CAMPBELL BUILDING

National College Entrance

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Dairy Centre 25 2

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Bioenergy & Brewing Science

2 SC

2 K

WEST ENTRANCE

Library 19

Food Sciences 10

RECEPTION

Permit access only

Main Building

Plant Sciences

J L

North Laboratory

South 18 Laboratory

H 17

Gateway Building

F E

30 27 A

Veterinary Medicine and Science

MAIN (SOUTH) ENTRANCE

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The Guide SUTTON BONINGTON CAMPUS

S Academic schools & departments

Other services

Agricultural & Environmental Sciences

Animal Sciences

Food Sciences

7, 14

Nutritional Sciences

Plant and Crop Sciences

School of Veterinary Medicine and Science

Other services

Studentsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; Union

Computer Room

Graduate Centre

Lecture Room Block

Main Dining Room

Muslim Prayer Room

Reception

Sports

Retail/Cafe

Veterinary Laboratories Agency (VLA)

Houses

Barton

Costock

Academic buildings

Dishley

Halls of residence

Eviton

Other services

Hathern

Farm buildings

Kegworth

Glasshouses

Kingston

Footpaths

Lockington

Visitor Pay & Display parking

Normanton

Visitor parking

Ratcliffe

Blue-badge parking

Rempstone

Barrier-access control

Stanford

Secure cycle parking

St Michaelâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Flats

Hopper bus stop

Thrumpton

Public bus

Wymeswold

Building public entrances

Zouch

One way

Academic schools & departments (A-Z) Architecture & Built Environment

14, 17

Faith/Prayer Rooms

Biology

23,46

George Green Library

Biomedical Sciences

Graduate School

Chemical & Environmental Engineering

29, 30, 31, 36

Greenfield Medical Library

Chemistry

Hallward Library

Civil Engineering

29, 31, 35, 36, 39

Keighton Auditorium

Language Centre

Clinical Sciences

46, 48

New Theatre

Community Health Sciences

37, 46, 48

Professional Development

Cultures, Languages & Area Studies

Recital Hall

Security Control

Economics

Sports

32, 34, 47

Electrical & Electronic Engineering 37

Student Services Centre

English Studies

Geography

Studentsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; Union/Retail/ Food Court

Humanities

5, 33, 55

Law

Mathematical Sciences

Mechanical, Materials & Manufac- 31, 36, 38, turing Engineering 39, 41, 42 Molecular Medical Sciences

46, 48

MRC Institute of Hearing Research

Music

Nursing

46, 48

Pharmacy

26, 44

Physics & Astronomy

18, 22, 25

Politics & International Relations

Psychology

Sociology and Social Policy

Other services (A-Z) Careers & Employability Service

Childcare Services

1, 3

Coates Road Auditorium

Cripps Health Centre/ Chemist/Dentist

Estates Office

Named buildings (A-Z) Boots Science Building

Centre for Biomolecular Sciences

Coates Building

Engineering Science Learning Centre

Highfield House

Lakeside Arts Centre

49, 50

Lenton Eaves (UNSSC)

Lenton Fields

Lenton Grove

Lenton Hurst

Lenton Lodge

Pope

Sir Clive Granger Building

Sir Peter Mansfield Building

The Hemsley

The Orchards

Tower Building

Vaughan Parry Willams Pavilion

Wolfson Building