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Ronan McCoy

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Student Adviser Ronan
What I do

Hi, I’m Ronan. The Student Adviser for the Faculty of Medical Sciences. I'm here for you as a key point of contact during the first year of your undergraduate studies and am available to discuss any wellbeing, support, and student experience matters. 


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Events

Working within Student Support and Wellbeing Services, we will be hosting a range of events and activities during term time to support your Social bonding, Skills for life, and Wellbeing at university. Explore the workshops and activities you can join throughout the academic year listed below, then click the event hyperlink to reserve your place.

Term 1: September - December 2024
Your Guide to thrive: cooking with a budget - tuesday 22nd october, 1:00-2:00pm & 2:00-3:00pm (GMT) 

Starting university is a big adjustment and taking care of yourself with a student budget is a skillset to develop over this period. These two 1 hour sessions are the same relaxed cooking class in the Royal Free's teaching kitchen. Booking is essential as spaces are limited. A second event will be arranged if demand exceeds availability; but please book if you are available to attend and cancel your booking if you are unable to attend so that spaces are not wasted. Click the link above to book your space.

 

Term 2: January - March 2025

More information coming soon.

Term 3: April - June 2025

More information coming soon.

Who am I?

About Ronan

What was your experience of Further/Higher education like?

I loved my time in uni but that wasn't because it was easy. It was a whirlwind time of anxieties and pressures. I loved it because I got really involved in uni life (e.g. socs) and was surrounded by good people. 

What do you like most about your work as a Student Adviser?

Supporting struggling students to get back on track.

What's a surprising or interesting fact about yourself?

Hmm... I once broke curfew during a coup in Lesotho (southern Africa) to move 40 kids across town in 2 vans. We weren't shot.