Anglia Ruskin Students' Union

Wildlife Society

Anglia Ruskin Wildlife Society was created for students to gain hands on field & surveying experience within a friendly, peer supporting environment. With regular socials and various trips to local reserves, country parks and places of general interest to the budding naturalist, we have a fun group of students with a variety of interests, while partaking various degree courses. Oh, don't worry, they're not all life science geeks, all students are welcome!

President - Sammy Logan

Secretary - Hilary Conlan

Treasurer - Catharina Karsslon

You can email us at wildlife@angliastudent.com

Everyone is welcome to join, we would also like to hear from people who are fromo outside the life science pathways. You can also find us on facebook by clicking here

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CNHS (Cambridge Natural History Society)

Affiliated to Town and Gown, the Society is open to everyone interested in Natural History - zoology, botany, ecology, entomology, palaeontology and conservation. Recent events have included talks on a wide variety of topics, field excursions, joint meetings with the Cambridge Wildlife Trust, and joint outings with the Cambridge Wildlife Trust and the Magog Trust.

Cambridge Green Belt Project

Are you looking for fresh air, fun & exercise?

If so, come along and join the Mid-week Conservation Group and do some important and worthwhile work at the same time!
Contact: Iain Weeb (Tel 01223 712410/Mob 07734 478461)

Milton Country Park

For information on the park, events, activities, refreshments or fishing;

Contact: the Rangers (Tel 01223 420060/Email rangers@miltoncp.fsnet.co.uk)

Local Nature Reserve Conservation Team (Cambridge)

The new LNR Conservation Team usually meets on the last Thursday of every month & carries out a variety of practical tasks on reserves within the City!!

Contact: Ellis Selway (Tel 01223 457134 / Mob 07919 572 504 / email ellis.selway@cambridge.gov.uk)

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National Student Survey Results 2008

The SU Perspective – September 2008.

The publication of the National Student Survey results for Anglia Ruskin University do not come as a surprise to the Students’ Union. The themes identified in this years result is part of a trend that has been growing over the last three to four years. These trends were identified in the Student Written Submission (2007) and have been articulated by students through Programme Committees, Faculty Boards and else where. This report outlines the Union’s interpretation of the results and sets out a number of actions that we believe should be implemented as a matter of urgency. Many of these recommendations are not new and have been put forward through various committees in the past.

For more information click here

Information on Collection of Marked Assignments

Academic Appeals Workshops (Chelmsford)

Want a job working for the SU?

Work for the Students' Union (Cambridge Campus) - we are currently recruting for SIA Staff, Bar Staff, Ents Staff, Designers and Safety Stewards. If you are interested and would like to know more contact Luke Delderfield for jobs behind the Bar, or Pete Brizio for SIA, Ents, Design or Stewarding. Alternatively visit the Students' Union office where you can complete an application form.

Results from the Last Student Survey are in!

The Results are in from the survey we asked you to do about the Students' Union and we have had some interesting responses. For results and plans on how we are going to action on them click here for the full summary!

Anglia Ruskin success at the NUS Awards

The Student Representative Co-ordinators are delighted to announce that Liz Cracknell (Faculty of Health and Social Care) and Emma Clarke (Education) were nominated for the ‘NUS Course Representative of the Year’ in the 2008 NUS Awards. From the nominees Liz Cracknell (Mental Health Nursing - 03/06) was short listed and awarded runner up in this category.