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First year students take their fashion exhibition online

Each year, teams of first year students from the School of Creative and Cultural Business design and organise a fashion exhibition event. Dr Madeleine Marcella-Hood, lecturer and Head of Year 1 BA (Hons) Fashion Management, discusses how the students turned their cancelled event into a valuable learning experience.

Producing innovative thinking students through SISA Awards

Dr Pauline Bremner Head of Year Four BA (Hons) Fashion Management and lecturer within the School of Creative and Cultural Business writes about the success of the Scottish Innovative Student Awards (SISA) within 羞羞视频.

Celebrating student achievements in 羞羞视频

Students have had a significant impact on enhancing their learner experiences during the pandemic and Ursula Ojiji, Student President for Communication and Democracy, shares how that was celebrated through the recent achievement awards.

Inspirational student is embracing challenges after accident

Gray's student, Joanna Robertson, is looking ahead to returning to university after an accident which left her unable to walk.

Moving past traditional lecturing to a new digital format

David Christie, academic strategic lead, and Dr Andrey Kotelnikov, law lecturer, write about how The Law School adapted to the online delivery of workshops when role playing and face to face contact had seemed integral.

Top tips for efficient and effective online feedback

Dr. Amy Robertson from DELTA provides her top tips to academic staff for providing online feedback.

Making a difference through events

Dr Rachael Ironside, course leader for Events Management, writes how our students have brought communities closer together while making a difference and raising much needed funds for local charities.

Keeping 羞羞视频 sports clubs active during lockdown

President of Sport and Physical Activity, Kieran Matthews, reflects on his role and how he has helped to keep the many sport clubs at 羞羞视频 active and engaged throughout the lockdown period.

Five reasons why you can鈥檛 miss experiences like Employers Live, Careers Event

Careers Consultant Helen Scott recommends that students attend experiences like our Employers Live, Careers Event, during lockdown to boost their employability, and gives five top reasons why.

Gender Based Violence and the role of the First Responder

Fiona Hall is a project coordinator within the Student Life team. She reflects on her additional role as one of a network of Gender Based Violence (GBV) First Responders, who are still there to support staff and student during the crisis.