Contact us
We employ a full time, professional Student Advisor; three trained Student Advice Officers also provide support and representation.
- E-mail: advice@studentadvice.cam.ac.uk
- Phone: 01223 746999 (University network: 46999)
- Contact form
- Directions to the CUSU and Graduate Union offices
Kate Jones: Student AdvisorI offer free, confidential, and impartial support to all students. You can come to see me with any issues that you have - whether personal or academic. I am based at CUSU and at the Graduate Union, so do feel free to pop by or to make an appointment to see me. You can also reach me by phone or e-mail. Whether you would like to discuss something that is bothering you or you need help navigating College or University regulations, don't hesitate to get in touch. I might not always have the answer, but I should have a good idea of who can help within your College, the University, and the wider community in Cambridge. This being said, the Student Advice Service is independent and confidential and we won't tell your College or department that you have used the service unless you would like us to. I am here to help you make the most of your experience during your studies. Contact details: |
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Chris Page: Welfare and Rights OfficerI take a leading role in campaigning on welfare issues for both graduates and undergraduates, across the University. I co-ordinate the running of the Student Advice Service, and make sure that it provides a high quality of support to students, whatever their issue may be. I am trained in providing support, advice, and representing students. I also run regular training sessions for JCR and MCR welfare officers, which are open to other students as well, on matters like active listening, mental health, disability, and gender equality. I studied English at Sidney Sussex College. Contact details: |
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Sam Wakeford: Education OfficerContact details: |
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Susy Langsdale: Women's OfficerAs the Women's Officer here at Cambridge, I campaign with, and for, the women students of this University to ensure that their undergraduate and graduate experiences are unhampered by any form of discrimination relating to their gender. However, as a part of the Student Advice Service, I am also dedicated to advising and supporting individual students regardless of gender, with their specific welfare needs. I graduated from King's College last year in History of Art. Contact details: |
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