Tackling violence, harassment and hate crime

5 Dec 2018, 09:30 - 16:30

Rooms on Regent’s Park
27 Sussex Place
Regent’s Park
London NW1 4RG

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Full details of this conference will be released in August.

Who should attend?

This conference will be useful for all university staff who have responsibility for or play a part in the management of student and staff services and wellbeing. Relevant job titles include:

Director/Head of Student Services
Director/Head of Human Resources
Equality, Diversity and Inclusion Officer/Manager
Head of Student Conduct and Appeals
Director/Head of Student Support & Wellbeing
Community Liaison Managers/ Community Engagement
Director/Head of Student Counselling
Director/Head of Student Wellbeing

We have a range of sponsorship opportunities available at this event. Please contact Esther Dudley, Head of Events and Engagement for information. tel: 020 7419 5412; email: esther.dudley@universitiesuk.ac.uk.

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Sanaa Busaidy-Hubert

Events Producer

Universities UK

Esther Dudley

Head of Events and Engagement

Universities UK

Nuzhat Fatima

Events Assistant

Universities UK

Hazel Kwatia

Senior Events Officer

Universities UK

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