Student and Staff Committee
The Student and Staff Committee provides a formal channel of communication between students and Lifelong Learning.
The Student and Staff Committee provides an important forum for staff and students to discuss any problems and issues that may arise. Although the Committee does not have formal policy-making powers, its advisory role is taken very seriously and the participation of all the students is positively encouraged. The Committee also has a social role and can take initiatives in proposing and organising social events.
The purpose of the Student-Staff Committee is to discuss the content, organisation and programmes of academic subjects, timetabling issues, resources, communications, and to consider issues raised by students related to all aspects of the students’ experiences.
If you have a point to make and you want your voice to be heard, contact one of your Academic Representatives. Talking to your student representative is a way of making yourself heard and of channelling a more personal form of feedback.
Academic Representatives
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Michael Amphlett
I have retired from the NHS and living in Aberporth. I have been fortunate to enjoy LLL Art Courses both locally and online over the last 14 years. Art has become a lifelong learning path for me – one that continues to surprise, challenge , and inspire." |
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Art and Design |
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Wendy Shaw My name is Wendy Shaw, and I am your new Art & Design rep. I am currently taking a break from my university employment to act as a full time caregiver to elderly parents. To maintain my own well-being I create art and continue with my lifelong learning journey. I am currently working towards a certificate in Art & Design, so please do make contact, with your own experiences and ideas you wish to express for the benefit of future cohorts. |
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Art and Design |
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Doryn Herbst
Doryn Herbst, a former water industry scientist working in Wales now living in Germany, is developing both her poetry and prose. Her writing considers the natural world and themes which address social issues. |
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Creative Writing |
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Bob Jacques
Having lived in Ceredigion for over 30 years, I first came to Aberystwyth University Lifelong Learning to study Field Ecology. I have obtained my Higher Education Certificate and am now working towards the diploma. In 2017 I undertook research into the ecology of vermicompost for my MPhil. After that, I held a number of research technician posts at the university relating to soils and growing. I have worked in environment and sustainability for most of my career in the private and third sectors. I now manage my own woodland for biodiversity and carbon conservation. |
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Science |
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Nicole Lee |
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Languages |
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Ceridwen Pruitt
I am an International Relations postgraduate student passionate about cultural sensitivity and using language learning as a means of connection. I currently speak English, French, know American Sign Language, and am learning Spanish and Welsh. I feel strongly about learning a language "later" in life and thoroughly believe there's no such thing as too late. I enjoy giving others language learning tips based on their individual learning styles and am neurodivergent conscious. |
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Languages |
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Jordan Marie Wilsey |
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Languages |
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Sam Messenger |
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Languages |
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Lehi Smart Smart
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Languages |
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Lily Mae Routliff
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Languages |
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Callum Symonds |
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Languages |
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Non Jones |
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Library |
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Lorraine lewis |
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Careers |
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Esperanza Bizama Monnier |
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Student Union |
My name is Lily Mae and I am a third-year Psychology and Counselling student with a big passion for inclusion, this is why I joined the British Sign Language courses to build my skills before I graduate to allow me to start creating my dream of all people being able to access mental health support. I love study, crafts, and love when I can combine them within my work!
For more information about the Lifelong Learning Student and Staff Committee, please email Antonio Barriga Rubio