HSK student pod was created for all students in the School of Health and Social Work. This is a podcast series which covers a range of topics including keeping you up to date on what is going on in the school, useful tips and advice for getting ahead with your studies, and some special interest items with guest speakers.

What is in Episode 27?

Karen Atkinson - HSK Associate Dean: (00 – 6:30 )

• Podcast introduction
• General news & updates about the school
• New HSK BAME student advocate & Student Community Organiser (SCO)
• Health Education England - Nation Education Training survey (Working towards eliminating inequalities in education & training)
• Level 6 students – Education gain survey – How has your confidence improved towards employment
• Karen’s retirement


Student spotlight: (6:30 – 21:17 )

• Vivian (HSK BAME student advocate) and Sarah (Student Community Organiser (SCO))
• Vivian and Sarah introduce themselves, inform us about their roles and how they can be of help to HSK students.


• This month's profession spotlight – Part 1: (21:17 – 28:40 )
• Faith Goligher (Student Union - Advice and Support Centre Manager)
• Faith shares a message with us, highlighting some of the different ways the Students’ Union Advice & Support team can be of help to students especially during this time when we are just starting the new academic year.

• This month's profession spotlight – Part 2: (28:40 – 43:53 )
• Aidan Mitchel (HSK Educational Technologist)
• Aidan shares a message with us, highlighting the HSK EdTech team’s role in the school and some of the different ways the team can be of help to students and staff
Just a minute with SSAS: (43:53 – 45:18 )

• Shipa Begum - A short message from the SSAS team (Student Success and Academic Skills team) informing students some of the activities the SSAS team will be running in the coming few weeks in October and November.

Richard: (45:18 – 46:02 )

• Installing the Castbox podcast app
• Karen’s retirement
• Thank you and best wishes message

Interviewers:
• Laura Lowe, Karen Atkinson