Posts tagged with ‘health’
Get on your bike and support dementia research
If you fancy yourself as the next Bradley Wiggins, or just enjoy the odd lap on […]
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Tags: Campaign and Alumni Relations Office, community, David Greenaway, dementia, dementia research, family, health, Life Cycle, Life Cycle 5, raffle, research, take part
Rambling Dad raising money for the Nystagmus Network
On Saturday 29 August, the University’s own Dominic Holder, Student Administration Manager, will walk around Highfields […]
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Tags: charity, Dominic Holder, fundraising, health, Highfields Park, Nystagmus
East Midlands Innovation in Healthcare Awards – apply now
Medical staff across the East Midlands are invited to enter an awards scheme that will showcase their […]
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Tags: award, awards, City Hospital, East Midlands Academic Health Science Network, East Midlands Innovation in Healthcare Awards, health, Innovation, NHS, Nottingham University Hospitals, prize, QMC
School of Health Sciences scoops Workplace Health Award
The University of Nottingham’s School of Health Sciences has won the Bronze Award for Workplace Health, […]
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Tags: award, health, Holly Blake, Nottinghamshire Wellbeing at Work, School of Health Sciences, staff, support, wellbeing, workplace
Staff Summer of Sport
Now that the summer term has finished, why not take advantage of our quieter sports facilities? […]
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Tags: badminton, basketball, fitness, fitness suite, gym, gynasium, health, sport, sports hall, squash, staff sport, summer, swimming pool, Table Tennis, UoN Sport
Volunteers needed for focus group – earn a £10 voucher
Research group MindTech are looking for British students (undergraduate and postgraduate) to take part in a focus […]
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Tags: focus group, health, mental health, money, research, take part, volunteer, voucher
Postponed: Illness, infirmity and US foreign policy in the 1950s
Dr Bevan Sewell, Department of American and Canadian Studies, and the Health Humanities Network present ‘”I felt I ought not to have argued with this dying man” – illness, infirmity and US foreign policy in the 1950s’.
Tags: America, Bevan Sewell, Department of American and Canadian Studies, health, Health Humanities Network, healthcare, history
Survey – contribute to understanding of student health care and win vouchers
Take part in an MSc survey exploring student understanding and awareness of psychological distress. All you […]
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Tags: health, psychology, research, student, survey, take part, voucher
Mindfulness in Nottingham week
Join in our Mindfulness in Nottingham week, running Monday 11 to Friday 15 May. Many of […]
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Tags: body, event, health, mental health, mind, Mindfulness in Nottingham, public, screening, staff, student, workshop