Welcome to the winter 2012 edition of the Alumni Network E-newsletter and an extra special welcome to our new members of the Alumni Network who graduated from UEL in November and not forgetting our new Honorary Award Holders who were presented with their awards at the same time. This was the second year that UEL held its graduation ceremonies at the O2 and it was a great success. As always this edition is packed full of news stories, details of recent and forthcoming events, and information on the range of employability and enterprise support services available to former students. Highlights of this issue include:
Your feedback is always welcome - please send comments or suggestions to alumni@uel.ac.uk
Seasons Greetings!
UEL Alumni Development Office
Paralympic star inspires young East Londoners to give free sports a go
A veteran of four Paralympic Games called into SportsDock in early October as part of a special sports programme aimed at young people in East London.
Tim Prendergast, who hails from New Zealand, has an impressive tally of one gold medal and two silver medals to his name. Despite clocking a personal best time at this summer’s 800M T13 final to finish fifth, Tim showed no sign of post-Games fatigue when he visited the £21million facility for a Sportivate wheelchair basketball session.
Sportivate, which started in September, is offering a number of free sports courses for 14-25 year olds. As part of the eight week programme, people will be able to try out a variety of sports for free including paralympic sport, badminton, football, judo, cardio tennis, gymnastics and volleyball.
Speaking to UEL, Tim said: “It is great to be part of something that is engaging people through sport. I have been into a number of schools following the London 2012 Games and they are still buzzing, so it is very important to try and harness that enthusiasm. This is a really good scheme and will hopefully give people the chance to try either an Olympic or Paralympic sport.”
Tim Prendergastis part of Sporting Champions, which is a Sport England initiative bringing world-class athletes face-to-face with young people to inspire and motivate them
Graduate from UEL’s partner college in Singapore bags top prize in Vogue design competition
Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts (NAFA) fashion design graduate, Elizabeth Soon, has won the first prize in the ‘Call for Talent’ competition organised by the Domus Academy, Milan in partnership with Vogue Talents.
Elizabeth beat over 50 applicants to win a scholarship which covers 70% of the tuition fee to pursue the Master in Fashion Design course at the prestigious Italian academy, regarded as one of the foremost design schools in the world. She was also recognised as Best Graduate from NAFA’s BA (Hons) Fashion Design programme, offered in collaboration with the University of East London.
Her striking creative work was selected, earlier this year, to show at Graduate Fashion Week, where it was noticed by influential media such as Vogue, and The Style Column, which described her collection as having ‘a powerful visual impact’.
Elizabeth said: “I am very excited to win this competition, I never expected to win the top prize at an international competition that attracts talents from around the world. It is an honour to have been selected by a jury that includes a Vogue Italia editor and it is an incredible opportunity for me to study in one of the fashion capitals of the world.”
Catherine Harper, Dean of the School of Arts and Digital Industries at UEL, said: “I am delighted for Elizabeth to have been offered this fantastic opportunity. She clearly has real talent and I have no doubt that studying at the illustrious Domus Academy will provide a huge boost to her career."
"We really value our relationship with the Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts in Singapore and have had the pleasure of welcoming students from the academy to London. We were all extremely impressed with the students’ drive and ambition.”
Women in business – it means the world to UEL
An exciting £1.5million ERDF-funded project, which will help women entrepreneurs in London to globalise their business, was officially launched by the University of East London (UEL) at the London Transport Museum.
David Cameron called on the UK to increase overseas sales in order to boost the economic recovery. Whether it’s a textiles designer who specialises in wall murals or a self-starter who has designed an app for booking tables in Europe's top restaurants, the time is ripe for London’s women-led small and medium enterprises (SMEs) to start thinking global.
Due to run until August 2014, Make it Global, will offer London’s women-led SMEs access to an enviable list of international business networks, entrepreneurship experts within the higher and further education sector, and most importantly, the chance to start trading in a diverse range of international markets.
Funded through the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF), Make it Global is being led by the Centre of Excellence for Women’s Entrepreneurship (CEWE) at UEL and delivered in partnership with the European Business and Innovation Centre Network (EBN), Newham College of Further Education, Kingston University and a network of strategic partners.
The Make It Global project will support 250 women-led SMEs in London to explore new market opportunities and the benefits of taking their business global. Over the next two years, the project will offer SMEs access to inspirational workshops, country-specific events, peer learning groups, international business-to-business networking and specialist innovation support to help them to achieve their growth potential.
Selena Bolingbroke, UEL Pro Vice-Chancellor, said: “The world is a small place when it comes to business, so it is time for female entrepreneurs to start broadening their horizons and thinking global. Without question, the one thing that has hindered women-led SMEs from exploring this avenue in the past has been the lack of support and specialist advice. Make it Global will make up for this knowledge gap and provide our female entrepreneurs with that all-important practical advice about how they can make the transition to go international with their business.”
“By working with our network of specialist partners and business contacts, we look forward to seeing London’s businesswomen becoming businesswomen of the world. This project marks a major milestone in our bid to become Europe’s leading institution for female entrepreneurship by 2020.”
UEL graduate launches charity to help Britain’s homeless children
Former University of East London student and ‘Streethands’ founder, Soleha Khawar, said she was shocked and troubled to discover that there were 84,000 children who had at one time run away from home. “People are amazed when I tell them this figure,” she says, “They say they just haven’t seen them. There is a real invisibility problem, once people know about the issue they really want to do something to help.”
While studying International Politics at the University of East London, Soleha found that she resided in a borough with a high level of young homelessness and set about basing her charity in Newham.
She launched Streethands with a public discussion forum about the plight of street children, staged at Sugarhouse Studios on Stratford High Street, a stone’s throw from the Olympic Park. The event attracted representatives from the NSPCC, the Muslim Youth Helpline, and Cambridge University among others.
A non-profit organization with the primary objective of preventing child homelessness caused by domestic violence, Soleha plans for Streethands to work with the families of vulnerable children - the main objective being the rehabilitation of runaway children back into their homes through the delivering of consistent one-to-one counselling, group counselling and interactive workshops.
Soleha said: “Something I really want to get across is that you don’t have to be someone special to do something like this, you just need to have empathy and drive and have the resolve to do something about these issues.”
Selena Bolingbroke, Executive Leader of UEL’s Centre of Excellence for Women’s Entrepreneurship, said: “Soleha is an inspiring graduate who has shown tremendous drive and determination to launch this charity, tackling this troubling and important issue at a grassroots level.”
“Women’s entrepreneurship isn’t solely about encouraging SME’s to drive profits. The organisation Soleha has set up is indicative of the vast range of benefits that women ‘going it alone’ can bring to society and the Centre will do everything it can to assist her in achieving her goals.”
UEL boxer delivers knockout performance to reach last four of national competition
Sam Bezzina, an elite sports scholarship student at UEL, has reached the semi-finals of a national boxing competition.
Sam, who is a first year student studying Sport and Exercise Science, competed in last weekend’s National Ambition Boxing Championships (NABCs) in the Class C tournament.
Fighting for West Ham Boys Amateur Boxing Club in the 57-60kg category, Sam faced stiff opposition in the form of Lewis Adams, fighting out of Essex’s Holland Shore Boxing Club. Despite an encouraging start from Adams, the UEL student proved too strong for his opponent, and emerged victorious following a flurry of uppercuts and hooks.
Speaking to UEL after his quarter-final bout, Sam said: “It was a really tough fight, but I would put it up there as one of my best performances of the season. I feel really confident now going into the semi-finals.”
David Cosford, Director of Sport at UEL, said: “Sam is one of our new sports scholarship students, and he is a genuinely exciting prospect. Boxing is one of our focus sports here at UEL, so it is really pleasing to see Sam progress to the last four of a national competition. We wish him the best of luck in his forthcoming semi-final.”
The semi-finals will take place in Wales on Saturday, 24 November.
For further information about UEL’s elite sports scholarship scheme, please contact David Cosford on d.cosford@uel.ac.uk
More news stories may be found at www.uel.ac.uk/news
Green UEL
Problem solvers. Critical thinkers. Decision makers. These are all attributes we commonly associate with successful graduates. A recent report commissioned by the Higher Education Academy (HEA), Student attitudes towards and skills for sustainable development, brings a new angle to the traditional skills wanted by employers. In a survey of thousands of first and second year students in 2011, students indicate that they perceive skills such as ‘considering the ethical issues of your subject’ and ‘using resources efficiently’ to be increasingly important to employers. Survey results also showed that students find it relevant that such skills are developed through their university education and that more than 70% of second year students surveyed believe that sustainable development specifically should be covered by their university.
At UEL we are investigating ways to increase sustainability in the curriculum, looking at both specific course content and the skills taught throughout a degree programme. Combined with a practical Sustainability Skills programme, we want to produce sustainability literate graduates: people who can make decisions that balance human and economic well-being with respecting the Earth’s natural resources, regardless of which sector they work in.
As Alumnae and Alumni of UEL, we are interested in hearing your thoughts and experiences about education for sustainable development. What skills have you found particularly useful since graduating from UEL? What do you think could have equipped you better to embed sustainability within your work? Get in touch via email and check out the UEL website for more on this topic, including a link to the report mentioned above.
UEL Sports
After an inspirational summer of sport for UEL students, the legacy is continuing with UEL having its strongest ever start in the British University and Clubs Sports (BUCS) leagues. With many of our sports teams earning promotion last year, the 2012-2013 season was expected to be the toughest yet. But UEL’s sports clubs have risen to the competition with an overwhelming 12 teams who have not lost a BUCS league match yet!
UEL has also had its most successful cup and plate season to date with 9 teams through to the Quarter finals in their sport. Highlights include Men’s Football 1sts beating Brunel 1sts in the first round of the BUCS cup. UEL alumni Tony Brown leading the Men’s tennis team to a convincing 7-6 win over local rivals Queen Mary University 1sts. The Women’s Netball 1sts who continue to dominate their plate competition, winning by an average 46 points. Both the Men’s and Women’s Basketball teams progressing comfortably through each round. Finally, the very strong Men’s Volleyball team who have not lost a single set so far in the competition.
UEL sports clubs are always looking for supporters, their matches are played every Wednesday, why not come support UEL next Wednesday? Full fixtures available here http://www.uel.ac.uk/sports/clubs/clubfixtures/
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Professor Bill Buenar Puplampu
BA. MSc. PhD C.Pscyhol
Bill Puplampu is an academic and a practising Chartered Psychologist (UK-BPS) with specialization in Occupational and Organisational Psychology. Educated in Ghana at the University of Ghana and the UK at the University of East London. He has considerable research, teaching, consulting and practise experience in the application of organisational psychology to Human Resource Management and Organisational Behaviour. He is an Associate Professor and immediate past Head of the Department of Organisation and HRM at the University of Ghana Business School and also past Chair of the School’s EMBA Programme. Between 1998-2002 he was a Senior Associate Consultant with the Management Consultancy, Public Sector and Human Capital Solutions practices of PricewaterhouseCoopers in Ghana. He is founding Director of the consulting firm - PsyconH.R – set up in 2002, and through which various applied psychological, HR and Organisational services are delivered to private, public and NGO sector clients. He has supported many large public sector organisations in strategy reviews, organisational structure interventions, human resource policy initiatives, and change management advisory work. His professional focus is on the development and application of psychological concepts to national development, corporate and individual dimensions of work life and the leveraging of organisational structures, cultures and processes for institutional growth and efficiency.
His intellectual work has appeared in books and academic journals. He has published a book on management thinking and practise in Ghana and has just jointly edited a book on Management in Africa which comes under the Routledge imprint.
In August 2009, he was appointed Independent Director on the Board of Merchant Bank Ghana Ltd. In September 2010, he was appointed Dean of the Central Business School (Central University College) which is the largest Business School in Ghana by student numbers.
Dr Ravindra Jayaratne: Lecturer in Civil Engineering at UEL
Dr Ravindra Jayaratne, Lecturer in Civil Engineering at UEL, got an opportunity to work on disaster prevention mechanisms against tsunamis with Prof. Shibayama and Dr Esteban since 2004. Being a life-member of Waseda-Yokohama National University Advanced Coastal Environment and Management Group (WAYCEM), Dr Jayaratne was invited to attend tsunami seminars and workshops in South East Asia (Phuket, 2005; Colombo, 2006), Africa (Dar Es Salaam, 2007) and East Asia (Yokohama, 2005; Tokyo 2009 & 2011), organised by the Asia-Africa Science Platform of the Japan Society of Promotion of Science (JSPS).
Dr Jayaratne carried out two extensive tsunami field surveys due to the 2011 Tohoku tsunami with the help of researchers in the Complex Disaster Research Institute in summer 2011 and 2012. During these two field surveys Dr Jayaratne has focused on the structural failure of coastal infrastructure and reconstruction process in seven cities of Fukushima and Miyagi Prefectures in North East of Japan. Dr Jayaratne’s research was supported by the JSPS, the Grant for Disaster Analysis and Proposal for Rehabilitation Process for the Tohoku Earthquake and Tsunami from Waseda University Research Initiative, the Great Britain Sasakawa Foundation (GBSF) and the Early Career Accelerator Fund 2011/12 of UEL.
Due to invaluable UEL-Waseda research collaboration, Dr Jayaratne authored and co-authored a number of high-impact journal papers which reflects a considerable impact on the School’s REF 2014 submission. Also, this research will be indirectly beneficial for the UK’s Environment Agency, local councils and engineering consultancies in UK as they deal with flood defence schemes under high wave overtopping conditions and rebuild new coastal infrastructure under natural extreme events.
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In order to save on our printing costs and reduce our carbon footprint, we have gone electronic, with the latest issue of our alumni magazine ‘Now and Then’. If you’re email is currently on our system then you should have already received the electronic version of the magazine. If you haven’t received it don’t worry, hold on tight it’s on its way…But don’t panic! We will still be printing some magazines, just let us know that you would prefer to receive a copy and we’ll be sure to stick one in the post to you today.
Are you looking to get back in touch with UEL classmates? If so then the Development & Alumni Office can help. ‘Trace a Classmate’ is a free service that allows alumni to get back in touch with old friends.More information
To get in contact in with your old classmates, email us at alumni@uel.ac.uk with your details.
Have you recently moved house, changed job or developed a new hobby or interest? If so then please let us know! Update your details online
Do you have a story to share? We are looking for Alumni to feature in our next Alumni Magazine, if you have something you would like to feature in ‘Now and Then’ get in contact. We are also offering advertising space in this edition of ‘Now and Then’ with a 10% discount on the rates to our Alumni Network Members. An advert in ‘Now and Then’ magazine will reach over 40,000 named graduates from The University of East London and provide an opportunity to talk directly to this high calibre audience, of which over 65% live in London and the South East. In addition University staff, business colleagues, friends and supporters also receive ‘Now and Then’. If you would like more information on our advertising rates get in contact.
Annual Fund Awards Ceremony
Wednesday 24th October 2012, Docklands Campus
On Wednesday 24th October 2012, UEL alumni, staff and students gathered together to celebrate the success of our students and research staff at the 3rd Annual Fund Awards. The awards, presented by Vice-Chancellor Professor Patrick McGhee, included 3 Start-up Research Grants and a Women’s Entrepreneurship Award. The Worshipful Company of Paviors who kindly donated again towards the Paviors Financial Assistance Grant, were also in attendance, and John Price, Past Master, kindly said a few words.
Dinner With the Dean
Saturday 20th October 2012, Malaysia
Dr Nora Colton of our Royal Docks Business School, kindly hosted a small dinner with a select group of Alumni whist visiting Malaysia. The group were also lucky enough to be joined by Professor John Shaw, Pro Vice Chancellor (International) at the University of East London.
Nora and John took the chance to update our some of our Business Alumni based in Malaysia on what the Royal Docks Business School and indeed the university had been up to and had planned for the future. The night was a great success and enjoyed by all in attendance.
The StartUp Britain Bus Tour
Wednesday 24th October 2012, Docklands Campus
On Wednesday 24th October 2012 a double-decker pulled into University of East London to offer business advice to budding entrepreneurs.
A team of entrepreneurs, business authors and experts from the national enterprise campaign StartUp Britain spoke to students at the Docklands Campus.
Research show that the generation which grew up over the millennium have an unprecedented entrepreneurial spirit with almost one-third of 20 to 29-years-old wanting to start their own business. The number of people in this age group setting up their own companies has risen by 50 per cent in the last year alone.
The visit was part of a UK bus tour which will take in 40 universities and further education colleges across the UK. If you have a business or are interested in starting your own business, be sure to contact the Employability and Enterprise team on 0208 223 2424 or enterprise@uel.ac.uk
If you missed out on any of these events, be sure to like us on facebook.com/uelalumni for updates on all upcoming events and UEL related news.
For more information, or to register for any of the events listed below, please contact the Development & Alumni Office on +44 (0)208 223 2222 or alumni@uel.ac.uk.
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Time |
Venue |
Event |
| Wednesday 5th December 2012 | 18:00 - 21:00 | Stratford Campus | Occupational Psychology Reunion
Join us for the 2012 Occupational Psychology Reunion. This years guest speaker is Rob B Briner. |
| Saturday 8th December 2012 | 18:00 - 23:00 | Smollensky's, Canary Wharf, London, E15 5AJ | Alumni Network Christmas Party
This year's party will take place in luxury setting of Smollensky's, Canary Wharf. Smollensky's is ideally located next to Canary Wharf Station, at the foot of The Canary Wharf Tower on Canary Wharfs Reuters Plazer and it gets better, the whole bar will be just for our use!
Please join us for an evening of food, drink, and entertainment including a DJ and disco, raffle and games as well as the opportunity to socialise with your old classmates and lecturers. Come and celebrate the festive season, bring your UEL friends with you, or come and make new ones!
The event is open to all graduates, former and current staff, and of course you are more than welcome to bring your partners, friends and family with you too!
The evening also includes a delicious festive buffet and two free drinks!
This event is a ticketed event, and has limited places with tickets priced at just £10 we are sure they will sell out fast, so make sure you order your tickets TODAY! You can book your tickets online at the following link; |
| January 2013 Date TBC | TBC | TCB | Health, Sport and Bioscience Alumni Meet Up
More information coming soon... |
| 7th Feb 2013 | 09:30 - 16:30 | Petchy Centre, Docklands Campus |
Post 2 Year Graduate Business Advice
If you have been a UEL graduate for more than 2 years, and own your own business, or would like to do so, we would like to invite you to book an appointment with our UEL business advisors. Appointments are |
| 12th Feb 2013 | 13:00 - 14:00 and 18:00 - 19:00 |
Petchy Centre Docklands Campus | Meet the Employability & Enterprise Team
We will be running two hour long sessions in conjunction with the Employability and Enterprise team. The team will explain to you about the services they can offer in regards to both Employability and Enterprise. |
| Feb 2013 Date TBC | TBC | TBC | Cass School of Education and Communities Event
More information coming soon... |
| 7th March 2013 | 09:30 - 16:30 | Petchy Centre, Docklands Campus |
Post 2 Year Graduate Business Advice
If you have been a UEL graduate for more than 2 years, and own your own business, or would like to do so, we would like to invite you to book an appointment with our UEL business advisors. Appointments are |
| 12th March 2013 | 16:30 - 18:30 | Petchy Centre, Docklands Campus | CV Checks
We will be running a CV drop in session in conjunction with the Employability and Enterprise Team. Turn up and let the team give your CV the once over to help you secure that dream job! |
| March 2013 TBC | TBC | Docklands Campus | The School of Architecture, Computing and Engineering Alumni Event
More information coming soon... |
| Thursday 4th April 2013 | 09:30 - 16:30 | Petchy Centre, Docklands Campus |
Post 2 Year Graduate Business Advice
If you have been a UEL graduate for more than 2 years, and own your own business, or would like to do so, we would like to invite you to book an appointment with our UEL business advisors. Appointments are |
| May 2013 Date TBC | TBC | Duncan House | UEL's School of Law through the ages
More information coming soon... |
| June 2013 Date TBC | TBC | Stratford Campus | The School of Psychology Alumni Event
More information coming soon... |
The Information, Advice and Guidance Service deliver projects focusing on inspiring learners to continue their journey. Due to our extensive links with partner colleges we have a number of Access students (groups) visiting the UEL for a series of workshops that help them to manage their transition from FE to HE. We are looking for inspiring ex students who would be willing to talk to the Access students about their experience of university.
We are seeking inspiring ex students to talk about their experience at events designed for external staff from community organisations and colleges.
If you are interested in becoming an inspiring speaker at such events or would like to find out more, please contact Julie Walker Manager of the Pre-entry IAG Service, UEL Stratford Campus (based in the UEL Library) on 0208 223 4354
We are still encouraging financial donations from our alumni to assist our students, research and other projects. For information on setting up a Direct Debit and give regularly or make a one-off donation, or how to take part in sponsored sporting events and raise money for UEL or event how to donate gifts in kind - please click on the link below
Make a donation to the Annual Fund
There is a wide range of ways you can get involved to see them all click HERE
We are a team who are dedicated to making sure our students get the very best support to enter into the world of work or encouraged to start up their own sustainable business. We offer you –
If you have any questions please feel free to contact us on 0208 223 2424 or employ@uel.ac.uk
Did you graduate in 2010 or later?
Do you have a business idea, and need grant funding and start up support to progress it?
Last year’s winner, Alex Oviawe has progressed from strength to strength with his idea for “Sports performance technologies”.
Through the development of E factor Alex has also been a finalist for an international business ideas competition which took place in Finland.
If you have an idea and could do with £6000 grant funding to get it off the ground then enter our E factor competition today!
Contact enterprise@uel.ac.uk for more information.
Graduate Sales and Marketing Trainee £18000.00 / year London: All
This is a fantastic opportunity for a graduate with a passion for success to begin their career within the Direct Marketing industry for one of the top marketing corporations in the UK working in a busy sales enviroment as part of a team, you will recieve an exceptional 12 month training and development programme (with over 20 days professional off site training)to help perfectly equip you for a career in sales and marketing. For more info CLICK HERE
Categorization Analyst £20000.00 / year London: All
The categorization team oversees the aggregation and curation of online news and social media posts, ensuring timely and accurate delivery to clients. Accuracy is key - as a Categorization Analyst, you will spend the majority of your time troubleshooting problems with our aggregation, identifying what went wrong and taking steps to prevent re-occurrence of the problem. This can mean a single missing word in a multi-page news article, so attention to detail and the ability to work conscientiously on sometimes repetitive tasks is a must. For more info CLICK HERE
Design/Agent Internship £8.00 / hour South London
There is no mistaking that interns have become essential to the running of this busy agency. We get to spread the Advocate message around tomorrow's art and design professionals - internationally. We offer a recruiting platform (8 of our current staff were recruited from internships) or get signed (some of our top illustrators were interns) and we get essential help, not free labour. For more info CLICK HERE
Reed Graduate Training Scheme £23000.00 / year
We are currently recruiting high-calibre graduates to join our industry leading Graduate Training Scheme in January 2013. Reed Graduate Training Scheme is an integral part of our future strategy as it consistently produces senior managers and managing directors. For more info CLICK HERE
For a full list of current opportunities please Click HERE
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