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School of Divinity: Equality and Diversity

School of Divinity: Equality and Diversity

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Mental Health training for Personal Tutors and Student Support Officers

The School will be having Mental Health training for all Personal Tutors and Student Support Officers on Wednesday, 9 October from 2-5pm, in the Senate Room.

Senior Personal Tutor Dr Alex Chow says, “This is a highly subscribed training session. It can be particularly helpful to talk through various mental health matters that can come up when we speak with students – tutees as well as PhD students.

“I highly recommend all who interact with students (which is all of us!) to take this training.”

Staff can sign up to attend through the “Event Booking” section of MyEd.

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