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The World Remembers

The University is taking part in an international remembrance project this autumn
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1970s Golf Day in Romsey

May in a quiet corner of Hampshire, the silence was broken at 9.00am by the arrival of a group of wannabe golfers, taking part in the inaugural King Alfred’s College Golf Day.
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From Winchester to New York City

University of Winchester Drama graduate Will Parker is forging a successful career in acting, writing and producing in New York, one of the most competitive cities in the world.
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How Winchester launched a career in theatre and on screen

In 2008, Elizabeth Maille came to the University of Winchester from France to study Dramatic Arts. Since graduating in 2011, Elizabeth has studied at a prolific US drama school and has gone on to craft a career in theatre and film acting in New York. We chatted to her about her experiences studying at Winchester to find out how they led her to her future career.
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Nominate now for the Alumni Recognition Awards 2020

We are pleased to announce that nominations for this year’s Alumni Recognition Award are now open.
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Their big grad Greek wedding!

Christina Smith (BA Drama 2008-2011) and Jonathan (Jon) Beal (BA Media Production 2008-11) met in their second year at the University when they lived in houses opposite each other.
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Pride, Nostalgia and Camaraderie - Winton Club Reunion 2018

From 29 June – 1 July, nostalgia, loyalty and camaraderie will infuse the University of Winchester campus. Hundreds of alumni will reassemble at their alma mater for a weekend of events.
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Everything is all write on the night as Creative Writing celebrates 10 years of graduates

On April 9th in West Downs’ beautiful Shakespeare Room, 70 alumni gathered to commemorate a decade of graduates from the BA Creative Writing course at the University of Winchester.
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Former Student Governor: Nominations now open

Nominations are now open for this role of Former Student Governor, and all alumni of the University- or any of our predecessor institutions- are eligible to run.
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Vote now- Former Student Governor election

The election for the role of Former Student Governor is currently live.
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Winton Cub Reunion Weekend 2018

Nostalgia, loyalty and camaraderie infused the University of Winchester campus from 29 June - 1 July 2018 at the annual Winton Club Reunion. The weekend centred around the Saturday luncheon, but campus tours, 70s DJ sets, tennis and photo displays meant the whole weekend was full of reliving old memories and making new ones.
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WWI alumni commemoration project launched

At Winton Club Reunion in June, an audience of 200 alumni and guests listened intently as Peter Lidgitt (Cert Ed 1972-75) and Dee Sayers (B.Ed 1974-78) introduced a significant new research project undertaken by alumni and. titled Winchester Training College – Roll Call of the Fallen 1914-1918.
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A colourful career in fashion forecasting

Lottie Dickens graduated in 2016 with a BA (Hons) Fashion: Media and Marketing and now works in fashion trend forecasting for Coloro. On a recent visit to Winchester, Lottie spoke to Dr Savithri Bartlett, Senior Fellow (Knowledge Exchange), about her job and how studying at Winchester had prepared her for a career in the fashion industry.
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We want to hear about your university experience as a Black British student at Winchester

We want to know more about the lives and experiences of UK students who identify as Black and previously attended the University of Winchester, graduating within the last two years.
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Recognition for Charles

Charles Cracknell received an Alumni Recognition Award at Graduation in October 2018. This award celebrates the achievements of an alumnus/a of the University of Winchester, or any of its predecessor institutions, who has made outstanding contributions to society.
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Denstone 1974 Reunion

On Wednesday 10 October a group of women converged on King’s Cross Station, to meet for lunch, in a great pub chosen by Liz Broughton. Some had come quite a distance, from North Yorkshire, Norfolk and Bristol. Others did not have so far to travel but we all had the same purpose; to reunite as many as we could of the women who had first met in 1974 in Denstone – then a student house in Christchurch Road, Winchester.
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Talking Heads

We caught up with two alumni head teachers, who graduated 17 years apart, to reflect on their Winchester inspirations and their careers in teaching.
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Taylor-made difference

For Nick ‘Noddy’ Taylor (MEd Primary Education with Geography Specialism, 2011-2016), a Winchester teaching placement in The Gambia was the catalyst for a life focused on making a difference. We caught up with this ebullient alumnus about running marathons, exiting his comfort zone and providing school lunches to 500 children.
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Kate's American dream - funding makes it a reality

I’m Kate, I’m a 20-something year old, I studied Digital Media Design from 2013 to 2016 at Winchester and love everything film and television. I also live with Congenital Muscular Dystrophy. That means from birth my muscles decided to be on a permanent holiday and not do their jobs properly. Because of my muscles’ poor work ethic I need support 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, by a team of carers for every part of practical life.
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I wanted my work to really mean something

Zoe Bunter, Independent Fundraising Adviser (BA Education Studies with History of Art, 1995-1998) was inspired by her experiences as a Winchester student to follow her heart and put her skills and abilities into making a difference through fundraising.
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Mind Gains

British Council recognises psychological work of Kuwaiti alumnus.
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115 islands, 1 drama teacher

Alumnus Kurt Lagrenade (BA Drama, 2012-2015) makes waves bringing his Winchester drama skills back to the Seychelles.
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The Grads are All Write

We couldn't be bigger fans of Winchester graduates publishing books in genres right across the board. Here are some recent and upcoming alumni releases - perfect to curl up and read now or to add to your book club list.
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A Note of Grad-itude

We asked alumni for a shout-out to the lecturers that made a positive impact during their studies.
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Ringing in the changes

Following the award-winning renovation of the University Chapel in 2016, the old bell chiming rope was looking tired and in need of replacement.
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Haunting memories of West Hayes

Alison Morgan, nee Gwinnell (B.Ed. 1983-87) writes in response to an article by Stephen Baldwin (Cert.Ed. 1963-66) in Venta 34 on life at West Hayes. "I arrived as a first year student at the front door of West Hayes in 1983, some 20 years after Mr Baldwin. As a shy 18 year-old, I did not get involved in many of the antics which clearly continued in good West Hayes style. It is the Common Room which provides my strongest memory."
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Alumni Gathering in Pendle

I suspect that few us who made our way towards Pendle had a clear idea of what we would find when we got there. That is beyond knowing that it was the home of John Hartley and his wife Janet and some vague medieval tales of witches (no connection). We were soon to become very much better informed.
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"It's the small things - educating them about real life - the wider enrichment side rather than the exams." Daniella Masters, PGCE 2017-2018

We invited recent graduate Daniella to come back to the University to tell us all about her fascinating journey from studying Terrorism and Islamic Law through taking the PGCE at Winchester into her dream career in teaching.
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Nationwide recognition for John Hartley, Alumni Recognition Awardee 2019

John Hartley (Cert. Ed. 1963-66) was nominated for the University’s Alumni Recognition Award by alumni Stephen and Barbara Baldwin and Peter and Susan Jarvis, close friends for more than fifty years since graduating from Winchester in the 1960s. They nominated John for his lifelong “extensive and extended service to communities many and various”. John received his award at Winchester Cathedral in a ceremony held on 15 October 2019 during Graduation Week.
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Maine Attraction

1975 by John Vickers (Cert. Ed. 1974-1977) 'Gap year' was a term not yet heard. For me, with no overseas travelling experience and straight from school, the announcement that ten places were available for a one-term university exchange programme seemed an excellent opportunity to broaden horizons. In late August ten of us met at Heathrow, passports in hand. (John Vickers 1974-1977)
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Katy commits to deliver for charity

Katy Jones graduated from Winchester last year with a BA (Hons) in Childhood, Youth and Community Studies (CYCS). She is now working for the blood cancer charity, Anthony Nolan, in their Youth Engagement Team and recently volunteered, alongside her job, to deliver emergency stem cells around the UK for the charity.
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Gemma helps to keep us connected

Gemma Hauxwell graduated in 2004 with a BA (Hons) in Drama Studies and now works as a Regional Leader of presales at Verizon, the international telecommunications company.
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Conor Jackson, BA (Hons) Film Production 2014-17

“My time at the University of Winchester helped mature me to the man I am today. With genuine trust and passion, I was encouraged to explore my true voice as a filmmaker in uncovering injustice against animals. My tutors were open minded, engaged and deeply supportive - helping me to above all discover a love for filmmaking rather than just to attend lectures."
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Lauren Clarke: BA (Hons) Journalism 2013-2016 Production Specialist at ITV Channel

“The Journalism degree at Winchester is a very practical course and is like the workplace on a smaller scale. You’re setting up interviews, self-shooting, editing, directing in the gallery and more. When I went for my interview at ITV, I found this experience was so valuable.“
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Matt Spencer: BA (Hons) Journalism 2011-2014 Digital Producer for 5 News at ITN

“Be around when stories break and put your hand up with ideas, say ‘I think we should do this, here’s an example of how I’ve done something similar before’. You need to make your own luck and the more willing and able you are, the more opportunities will arise.” Matt Spencer has gone from having coffees on campus to coffees in some of the country’s largest newsrooms.
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Henry Sims: BA (Hons) Business Management and Sports Management 2011-2014 Associate Director at Studio 185

“I knew I wanted to be in London with friends, I just needed to get there. When you’re a graduate, just get out and get the experience. Even if you stay somewhere a year or less.“ Henry Sims went from being Vice President of Activities at the Student Union to running his own company.
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Harry Acton: BA (Hons) Journalism 2016-2019 Freelance Journalist at ITN and Content Creator at 4TheNow

“Don’t discount anything – you can be pleasantly surprised by the reality of a job compared to the job advert. In December 2019 I saw a job at ITV for Assistant News Editor. It wasn’t what I had planned to do in my career, but it sounded quite fun.”
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Laura Tringham: BA (Hons) Events Management and Business 2010-2013, Head of Marketing & Ticketing at Northampton Saints

“I walked straight into a job whilst still studying at University and I couldn’t have done it without the experience at Winchester – going to Winchester enabled me to get the job.” Laura Tringham went from changing her degree to changing her job. While studying at Winchester, Laura entered a business competition which paved the way for her to enter the working world. From there, she started the climb to where she is now. Literally.
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Chioma Nwaorgu-Okere: BA (Hons) Creative Writing and Film Studies 2013-2016 Community Associate at WeWork

“You need to have analytical skills if you want to work in the editorial side of publishing. For other departments within the industry, initial office experience is also beneficial depending on the role. Being personable and having a sales background also helps.” Chioma Nwaoegu-Okere has gone from writing stories to working for WeWork. After graduating in 2016 with a BA (Hons) in Creative Writing and Film Studies, she began her career in publishing before deciding to move to Berlin, Germany.
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International Exchange Students collaborate to write books after 35 year friendship

Thirty five years after meeting on the English/USA International Exchange programme, two alumni from the University of Winchester and Chapman University have published a series of four children’s books.
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Emily Milborne: BSc (Hons) Psychology 2016-2019 Research Officer at the Office for National Statistics

“Winchester helped me in terms of confidence and made me feel like I can achieve anything – the support I received was fantastic. During the pandemic I was thinking, how am I going to deal with this? But I reminded myself of what Winchester taught me, about how to persevere, stay positive and ask for help if needed. It is such a wonderful community. I hold onto the support and values I received while studying at Winchester.”
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Paul Wood: BA (Hons) Journalism 2006-2009 Editor at The Financial Marketeer and Director at Indulge Media

“The cool thing about Journalism at Winchester is that it feels alive and you’re all working in the real world, so it doesn’t feel stale. No one was naïve once they left university – we all knew how to interview and how to get information – you just have to find a way in. You are a real journalist and it is a natural way to learn that.“
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Tom Brown: BA (Hons) Ancient, Classical and Medieval Studies 2010-2013, MA CHARM 2013-2015 Investment Manager, The National Lottery Heritage Fund

“I would recommend that Masters students get involved with the practical side of the course and its placements. The same advice applies to undergrad as well. If you plan to do something constructive with your summer next year, then it definitely wouldn’t hurt to apply to internships or find something voluntary in the relevant field.“
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Nina Peronius: BA (Hons) English Literature with American Literature 2012-2015, Strategic Communications Officer, Cabinet Office

“Last year I was working in Tashkent, Uzbekistan and while working one day at the British Embassy, I spotted a picture of Winchester Cathedral up on the wall. It was the most surreal feeling but did make me think it was almost a sign that I was on the right path, Winchester teaches you confidence that you can apply to anything.“
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Lauren Sharpe: BSc (Hons) Psychology 2012-2015 Trainee Psychological Therapist, Southern Health NHS Foundation Trust

Lauren Sharpe has gone from being a Psychology student representative to becoming a trainee Psychological Therapist. Since graduating with a BSc Hons Psychology degree in 2015, Lauren has worked as a Psychological Wellbeing Practitioner (PWP) and as an Assistant Psychologist. She is now training to become a Psychological Therapist, which involves two days at university, studying for a diploma in Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, and three days in clinical practice.
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Jessica Leggett: BA (Hons) History 2012-2015 and MA History 2015-2018 Staff Writer at All About History

“History is a tough market so be proud of what makes you stand out. I think sometimes there is a pressure to enjoy ‘popular’ history topics - everyone seems to love the Tudors - but you don’t have to. You can be attacked for your historical interests but someone has to love it. “
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Victoria Quinn: BA (Hons) Journalism 2015-2018 Q Radio Presenter and Content Creator

“Winchester was big enough for me to leave my Belfast bubble yet small enough to have amazing and unique experiences. London would have been too overwhelming for me. I made such good friends at Winchester and the Journalism lecturers teach from experience – they’ve been there and done it all.”
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Mick's memories: football glory from 50 years ago

SYNERGY WINS THE CUP In 1969, at the tender age of eighteen, I embarked on a teaching career, choosing King Alfred’s College - now the University of Winchester - to undertake the mandatory three-year teacher training course. The nation was still gripped with football mania – after all England still held the Jules Rimet Football World Cup. I was one of those football maniacs and the obvious subject for me to pursue was physical education.
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Drama alumna Tara shares funding opportunities to support reading in schools

Tara Dodson: BA (Hons) Drama 2005-2008 Knowledge Schools Trust English Hubs Lead "I finished my degree in Drama Studies then worked in fashion before deciding to complete my Primary PGCE in 2012. I taught throughout EYFS-KS2 and during this time realised my real passion for teaching English and Reading."
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Jonny Brason: BA (Hons) Business Management with Marketing 2007-2011 Senior Operations Manager at The Prince’s Trust

“Winchester has shaped me both personally and professionally. I thought I would just go to uni, get my degree, then go back to London and work in business. Winchester changed that direction for me. In my job there’s no such thing as a regular day – I’m working with young people who are going through things that are life changing. I wouldn’t have any of that without Winchester.”
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Emily Bennett: BA (Hons) History 2015-2018 Reservicing Programme Moves and Operations Assistant, Buckingham Palace

“To ensure that the Palace is fit for purpose for the next 50 years, opening up improved visitor access to the Palace in due course and supporting the Monarchy is something I am so pleased to be doing, using the skills I learnt at Winchester.”
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Georgia Pullen: BA (Hons) English Language and Creative Writing 2012-2015 Design and Communications Executive, LendingMetrics

“After graduating I stayed and worked in Winchester and then moved to Southampton. I have found the place I want to work and live because of uni. I took an interesting route in terms of getting my job. My career goal was to become a graphic designer, but I wanted to study something more academic en route and I really enjoyed my undergrad at Winchester.”
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Ryan Grimshaw: BA (Hons) Creative Writing 2012-15, Head of Brand and Marketing at Topodium Group

“Winchester set me up in creative writing and combined my passions outside of academia. I was taking part in extra-curricular activities while studying at the best university for my subject. It’s a real testbed for creativity. When it got to applying for jobs I had so many different experiences to talk about in interviews. It was a creative’s dream come true to have those opportunities.”
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Jack Dingley: BA (Hons) Business Management with Enterprise and Innovation 2010-2013; Business Development Manager, Tech Data

“Winchester allowed me to open my eyes to the rest of the world. I made friends with a lot of exchange students and that’s where my love of travel stemmed from. You can do absolutely anything you want after university – it feels like the doors are closed when it is over; it’s as though the bubble has burst but no one can take your degree away from you, especially the memories. My friends and I are extremely proud of attending Winchester”.
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Syeda Ali: BSc (Hons) Psychology: 2011-2014; MA Forensic Psychology 2014-2015; Social worker for Hammersmith and Fulham Council

“I enjoyed Psychology – Winchester is a smaller uni so I felt supported there. In my final year I had a supervisor who was amazing and super helpful. She was so supportive; she was my dissertation leader but we would chat about other things as well. Winchester is such a nice small community. In my Masters I was so comfortable in such a small class. I was going to study elsewhere but I chose to stay. It was a new course that year and it gave me a good grounding.”
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Alumni wedding: Issy and Matt find love in Winchester

We met on the first day of lectures and were pretty much inseparable ever since. We had been together for eight years when Matt finally proposed and we knew we had to return to where it all began to have our wedding ceremony.
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Daniel Mutanda: BSc Psychology 2016-2019; Research and Development Assistant for Sussex Partnership NHS Foundation Trust

“My time at the University of Winchester has been at the foundation of my academic career. All that I have achieved in my professional life stems from my time at the University – being a part of the Winton Club (the University's Alumni Association) will always stay with me!”
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Mohammed Mahrousa: MA Peacebuilding and Reconciliation 2016-2018; Head of Programmes, Bahar Organization

“When I came to Turkey, I arrived with a goal to support Syrians through working in the humanitarian sector. Many people said that a career in such sector would be temporary – but the MA programme was a lifeline for me and a way to progress in my career.”
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Rebekah Roche: BA Politics & Global Studies 2017-20; Vaccination Programme Administrator, Royal United Hospitals Bath NHS Foundation Trust

“We are taught as kids that there are such narrow choices in careers but there are so many other options before and after you graduate. That’s the good thing about university; your degree gets you through the door. That’s what Winchester did for me – opened my eyes and broke down the narrow walls career-wise that we put ourselves in.”
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Sachin Patel: BSc Sports & Exercise Science 2014-17; MRes Research, Sport & Exercise 2017-18; Clinical Research Technician, Queen Anne Street Medical Centre

“Prior to moving to Winchester for University, I hadn’t heard of the city and felt very anxious about whether I was going to settle in. Reminiscing now seven years on, it was the best move I could have made. Going to such a small university made it very personalised. It really feels like home – everyone knows everyone. I was able to build friendships that last a lifetime and I still go back to Winchester to visit my university friends who live around the area.”
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Leia Shorney: BA (Hons) Dance 2016-2019; Freelance Choreographer

“I only applied for Winchester. I didn’t apply to any other universities because l wanted to be on a Dance course that focused on choreography and Winchester did just that; my lecturers gave me different perspectives on dance and I have shared that with my dance school.”
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Aaron Lee: BA (Hons) History 2016 - 2020; Projects Officer at Winchester Student Hub

“Winchester is a small city and with that it brings closer relationships, connections and communication; as a result of that it has been very important to how I work.”
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Sahar Zafar: BA (Hons) Accounting and Finance 2016-2019; Trainee Expatriate Tax Consultant and Owner of Sahar’s Cakery

“My lecturers still show me so much support. They know you by name and as a person rather than just a number. My lecturers even keep track of my cake business. I miss Winchester so much!”
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Josh Parsons: BA (Hons) Media and Communication 2017-2020

“The community at the University, along with being given the right tools, mixed with the professional environment and being able to approach people in the right way, are all things about going to Winchester that have really helped me.”
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Maisha Islam: BA (Hons) Sociology 2014-2017; Student Engagement Research and Projects Officer, University of Winchester

“Make sure the degree you study is the one you’re passionate about. I nearly went into a Primary Education degree but studying Sociology was the best decision of my life because it set into motion everything that has happened since.”
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Nicole Farley: BA (Hons) Sports Development 2007-2010; Founder, Specialist Trainer and Head Coach at Nicole’s Futsal Finesse Training

Since graduating, Nicole has worked as a Youth Trainer in America and as a Part-Time Youth Football Coach for Chelsea FC. In 2016 she founded her own futsal training service. In 2019 she became a Young Ambassador for The Prince’s Trust. In May 2021 Nicole was appointed by West Ham as the club's first female coach, having applied for the role through the Premier League's Coach Inclusion and Diversity Scheme.
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Patrick Keane: BSc (Hons) Sports Coaching 2014-2017; Co-owner and Director, Vibra Clothing

“I had no idea about how to start a business but it didn’t matter. With all the life lessons I had learnt from my time at Winchester, I knew that I could start the journey with confidence and find the right pathway to success.”
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FORMER STUDENT GOVERNOR: EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST ARE INVITED

Do you like the idea of being a ‘voice’ for fellow alumni? Are you interested in getting more involved with alumni and University affairs? Any former student who wishes to apply to serve in the role of Former Student Governor for the period 2021 to 2024 is invited to send us an expression of interest.
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Raveena Ghattaura: BA (Hons) English Literature & Drama 2010-2013; MA Journalism 2013-2014, Good Morning Britain presenter at ITV News Anglia

“Two degrees? Well, I never thought I’d come out of uni with that! Winchester is such a great university and it makes me feel proud. You can forget how much you’ve achieved sometimes but I just count myself lucky.“
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University of Winchester 'unimail' accounts closing from 25 February 2022

Please note that if you have been using a University of Winchester 'unimail' email account (applies to alumni who began studying from 2010 onwards), it will be closed with effect from 25 February 2022. NB: EXISTING STUDENT ACCOUNTS (for example, those belonging to current Postgraduate Students) will NOT be affected. ACT NOW and follow these simple steps to ensure you do not lose vital contact and that you continue to receive alumni news.
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Winton Society Awards 2022 - Nominations open

Nominations for the 2022 Winton Society Awards are open! You have until 25 April to submit your nominations. This year we are launching five different awards: 1. Force for Good 2. Services to the University 3. Emerging talent 4. Outstanding contribution award 5. Lifetime achievement award
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The Winton Society Newsletter: January 2022

The Winton Society Newsletter January 2022 Welcome all to the Winton Society, a brilliant evolution of the Winton Club!
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A life in teaching on the other side of the world

Dr Louise Pagden talks about her new life in Brunei PGCE 2002-03, MA Ed 2005-09; Senior Lecturer 2013-18; Co-Director, Institute of Education (2018-21)
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The Winton Society Newsletter: October 2022

The Winton Society Newsletter October 2022 Autumn updates
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An interview with alumna author Claire Fuller

Author Claire Fuller talks with BA (Hons) Creative Writing student Eden Irving following the publication of her novel 'Unsettled Ground'
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Kieran Patel: BA (Hons) Law and Business Management, 2017-2020; Sales and Membership Executive at Tottenham Hotspur FC

“As much as university is about gaining an education, broadly speaking it’s also about growing up and developing the life skills important to future success."
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The Winton Society Awards 2022

The Winton Society Awards recognised and celebrated the achievements of students, staff, and alumni. Individuals were nominated across 5 categories in recognition of those who have made exceptional contributions in advancing their field, giving back to the community, or supporting the ongoing development of the University.
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Ella E: BSc (Hons) Criminology, 2017 – 2020; Prison Officer

“I’ve always wanted to be a Police Officer, since I was a kid […] that's why I did the whole Criminology course”
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The Week of Graduation: Graduate Reflections

Mahmudul Hassan graduated from the University of Winchester in 2021 from BA (Hons) Marketing. In the year since, Mahmudul has returned to the University to take on a six-month graduate internship within the ‘Development and Alumni’ department. Having had the opportunity to experience Graduation as a staff member this year, he writes about his reflections of the week
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90's Reunion Tickets on sale now

The 90’s reunion is coming back campus for a second year, and tickets are on sale now! If you studied at King Alfred’s College between 1990 – 1999 and find yourself reminiscing about your time as a student days, this is your opportunity to relive them.
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December Highlights

The final month of 2022 has been a busy one for the alumni team. In the first edition of the new ‘monthly highlights’ series, we reflect on some of the projects we have been involved in throughout December.
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January Highlights

Welcome to 2023 – We are looking forward to a new year, new projects and new opportunities with the same great Winton Society community! Here’s how our year has started so far.
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The Winton Society Newsletter: March 2023

The Winton Society Newsletter March 2023: Spring Updates
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Winton Society Awards 2023: Nominations Now Open

Celebrate and recognise the achievements of friends, colleagues, alumni, students and staff by submitting a nomination for the Winton Society Awards, as the standout event returns for its second year.
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