The Welfare and Diversity Awards recognise the outstanding commitment, hard work and dedication of student members throughout this academic year.
A variety of accolades were given out throughout the evening with many awards and commendations going to SSEHS students. This is an incredible achievement for all winners, highly commended and shortlisted students, as the Student's Union received hundreds of nominations.
We want to take this opportunity to thank our students for their contributions to various aspects of the university's activities alongside their students. You have undoubtedly enriched the student experience for many across the university.
SSEHS winners are as follows:
- Unsung Hero: Kat Noyes
- Subcommittee Member of the Year: Risha Haria
- AU Welfare and Diversity Rep of the Year: Lucy Clark
- Off-coming Hall Rep of the Year: Hattie Walton-Garstang
- On-coming Hall Rep of the Year: Elise Hyde
Highly commended SSEHS students:
- Committee Member of the Year: Valen Lollato
Shortlisted SSEHS students:
- Mental Health Ambassador of the Year: Anjali Maniyanghat
- AU Welfare and Diversity Rep of the Year: Ruby Blake and Neve Hutchinson
- Off-coming Hall Rep of the Year: Hannah Mulligan and Weller
- On-coming Hall Rep of the Year: Lily Burniston
- Subcommittee Member of the Year: Felicity Greenfield and Dhyana Desai
SSEHS students were also involved in the following winning, highly commended and shortlisted groups*:
Winners:
- Association of the Year: LGBT+ Association - Valen Lollato (Chair)
- Campaign of the Year: Loughborough Medical Centre (LGBT+ Association) - Valen Lollato and Movember Hey Ewe (HeadsUp) - Alexandra Baltazar-Hall, Risha Haria and India Sylvester
Highly Commended:
- Campaign of the Year: How to Guides (Disability Support Network) - Erin Johnston
- Event of the Year: Bingo Night (Disability Support network) - Erin Johnston
- Event of the Year: Movember Hey Ewe (HeadsUp) - Alexandra Baltazar-Hall, Risha Haria and India Sylvester
Shortlisted:
- Team of the Year: HeadsUp Social Media Team: Risha Haria, Alexandra Baltazar-Hall and India Sylvester
The awards evening was hosted by 2022 SSEHS graudate Anouska Johnson, who is now working as Welfare and Diversity Executive Officer at Loughborough Students’ Union. While studying at the university, Anouska had a great level of involvement with welfare and diversity volunteer work, we will be sharing her student experience shortly as a case study.
*we recognise this may not be the full list of SSEHS students involved in these groups. If you wish for your name to be added, please DM us on our Instagram page @lborossehs