UoG Student Radio launches tomorrow

UoG student Radio which is also known as Tone Radio is launching on the internet from tomorrow at ToneRadio.co uk. it is aimed to be Modern, professional,  student orientated to the end, it will be unique!

 

 

Quote: ToneRadio.co.uk

Listen here LIVE, or come along to the party! Everyone’s invited and we want to see you all there. 4 Live Bands, 5 DJs for £3 a ticket, we must be mad! Tickets are available from campus receptions @ Park, FCH, and Pittville. Tickets are also available from local pubs where you can enjoy a nice pint while you think about the brilliant night your about to have;

The Vine, Bentleys and The Conservatory. But be quick they’re selling like ice creams on the hottest day of the year. If you can’t join us don’t worry, come back and see our brand spanking new website where you can listen to us here LIVE on Monday

Take it easy Kids,

 

Tone Radio

 

 stationmanager@toneradio.co.uk Tel: 01242715021

 

Comment: Did someone mention Ice Cream

Yet another Strike -Tuesday

Another strike happens at university this time effecting in an an another way. why all the tuesdays? – why not a thursday ?

 

Industrial Action

Due to industrial by UNISON members on Tuesday 28th March the FCH Learning Centre will only be open between the hours of 10am – 4pm.  The IT suite will be closed.

We apologise for any inconvenience which this may cause.

The Learning Centres at Pittville, Park and Oxstalls will be open during normal hours, but some services may be affected by staff shortages.

SU Elections – Prize Draw/ Competition

As i mentioned in ’SU Elections – Results‘ the University SU had a thank you for voting prize draw sadly as i predicted the prize of the Ipod Nano 4GB  was not won by me but congratalations to Lorraine Karabin though .

 

But Also mentioned in the recent SPACE Newspaper edition was 2 other winners and as I mentioned the Elections competition i should be equal and mention them below.

Elliot Langden-Bates – Alton Towers 2 Tickets (Theme Park Tickets Giveaway Blag 1st Prize )

Ollie Woodhouse – After Shock Freebies (An Alcoholic Drink  with another competition from a few weeks back!)

Commonwelth Games – Uni of Glos Students (Atheletics Hammer)

Athletics: Hammer

Monday 20 March Women’s final: 1. Brooke Krueger-Billett (Australia) 67.90 metres 2. Jennifer Joyce (Canada) 67.29 3. Lorraine Shaw (England – GLOS UNI) 66.00 4. Karyne Di Marco (Australia) 62.23 5. Zoe Derham (England – GLOS UNI) 61.92 6. Carys Parry (Wales) 61.80 7. Gabrielle Neighbour (Australia) 61.55 8. Lesley Brannan (Wales) 61.55 9. Laura Douglas (Wales) 60.35 10. Shirley Webb (Scotland) 59.31 11. Susan Adeoye Olufunke (Nigeria) 57.26 Dora Kyriakou (Cyprus) no mark Information Source: BBCi Commonwelth Games Interactive   Well done Zoe and Lorraine you done our uni proud

University students off to Commonwealth Games

University students off to Commonwealth Games

March 2006

Two University of Gloucestershire students left for Melbourne this week in preparation for the Commonwealth Games. Lorraine Shaw and Zoë Derham, both sports students studying at the Oxstalls Campus, will be competing for Team England in the hammer event.

Lorraine, a first year Coaching and Sports Development Foundation degree student is currently the reigning Commonwealth Champion after clinching Gold at the Manchester Games in 2002 with a throw of 66.83metres. For Lorraine, this will be her final games. Zoë, a second year Sports Education degree student and Lorraine’s protégé is rapidly stepping into her coach’s shoes as England’s top athlete in the sport. She qualified for the games with a personal best of 65.48 metres.

Both students are on the University’s Open Sports Scholarship programme, which offers them the support they need to mix their sporting and academic commitments. They have benefited from having funding to help with their training and competition expenses as well as being provided with sport science support from academic staff within the faculty. Extra academic support is also offered to assist the athletes with the work that they will miss whilst away.

Lorraine and Zoë are committed to university sport and will both be competing for the University in the BUSA Championships in April. Competition starts for Lorraine and Zoë on the 20th March, so keep an eye out for them on the television.

     

Pictures from University of Gloucestershire website

Rights of Pictures Manchester Commonwelth Games (2002)and AAA Championships (2005/6)

SU Elections – Results

NEW SABBATICAL TEAM ANNOUNCED

 

Daisy Noble, Matt Bowman, Anna Dennis & Si Potter all romped to victory in the 2006/2007 Sabbatical Elections. UGSU would like to thank all candidates that took part in the elections and extend congratulations to the new Sabbatical team. 1,059 votes were cast across the two days of voting so a big thank you to all of you that voted – the winner of the i-pod will be announced in SPACE this week.

 

[Source: UGSU Online ugsu.org]

 

a big congratalations to the winning canidates although sport officer and president i feel was quite one sided as there was only 1 normination on both posts would been abit better if there was a choice as it was a person or reopen nominations. Ialso conmissarations to those canidates who was not successful canidates

 

will look in this week’s SPACE (Student Newspaper) to see if i the lucky person to win that Ipod  - well i can dream

SU Elections

Today and yesterday students at my university have been given the oportunity to vote for next years sabbatical positions

 

Best of luck to all of those standing for the 4 positions

 

Those who are standing:

Voting Closed at 5pm Friday (March 10th)

 

CANDIDATES FOR PRESIDENT
DAISY NOBLE

CANDIDATES FOR EDUCATION & WELFARE

MATT BOWMAN
ESTHER ADAMS

CANDIDATES FOR COMMUNICATIONS
SAM DEMUYAKOR
NINA JAWORSKI
KATY LEWTAS 
SI POTTER Nickname: POTTSIE

CANDIDATES FOR SPORTS OFFICER
ANNA DENNIS

 

For all postions Nominations can be chose to be reopened (aka RON)

 

Results this evening on http://www.ugsu.org/main/yourunion/elections

FW: CO203 – Tues 7th March – CANCELLED

Lecture was canceled in the end – seems the lecturer Barry wanted to strike

> —–Original Message—–
> From: PATEL, Pria
> Sent: 07 March 2006 10:54
> Subject: CO203 – Tues 7th March – CANCELLED
> Importance: High
>
> Dear student,
>
> Due to lecturer strike action today, in addition to the information listed on the University website, all sessions for CO203 today are also cancelled.
>
> Sessions will resume as normal next week.
>
> Regards,
>
>
> Pria Patel
> Academic Services Administrator
> Department of Computing
> The Business School
> University of Gloucestershire
> The Park, Cheltenham, GL50 2RH
> Tel. 01242 (54)3207
> Email: ppatel@glos.ac.uk
>

The Strike – University of Gloucestershire Latest

Current Students’ News

Current Students’ News Lectures Cancelled on Tuesday 7th of March The following lectures on Tuesday 7 March 2006 are cancelled as a result of strike action by academic staff. This information will be updated continually as soon as information is available. Faculty of Education, Humanities and Sciences Education Module/Ref Title Campus  Room Start Time  Lecturer  EYF207 Research Methods FCH TC106 9.15am Sally Palmer PHE411 Introducing Academic Practice FCH TC009 1.15pm Amanda Pill/Ian Thackray PP145 English FCH HC201 1.15pm Jackie Turner PP145 English FCH HC201 3.15pm Jackie Turner PP147 Science Issues and the National Curriculum FCH TC108 1.15pm Colin Forster PP147 Science Issues and the National Curriculum FCH TC108 3.15pm Colin Forster Humanities Module/Ref Title Campus  Room Start Time  Lecturer  EX302 Modern Literary Theory FCH HC206 CL060 11.15am John Hughes EZ101 Language Games FCH HC202 4.15pm John Hughes HS226 Russia and Revolution FCH HC204 4.15pm  Melanie Ilic HS316 Stalin and Stalinism FCH TC009 11.15am Melanie Ilic RPE103 Contemporary Ethical Issues  FCH HC207 4.15pm Alison Scott-Baumman WT172 Crafting Fictions FCH  HC207 12.15pm Rebecca Nesvet WT271 Changing Stories FCH HC205 9.15am Rebecca Nesvet Natural and Social Sciences Module/Ref Title Campus Room Start Time Lecturer PY305 Educational Psychology FCH HC204 2.15pm Colin Terrell PY316 Thinking & Reasoning  FCH TC007 10.15am Dianne Catherwood SO106 Change in Modern Society FCH TC001 1.15pm Harry Cowen SO108 Language, Culture & Society FCH HC204 9.15am Dai Jones SO220 Policy, Power & Exclusion FCH CL061B 3.15pm  Pauline Dooley Faculty of Media, Art and Communications Module/Ref Title Campus  Room Time  Lecturer  BJ105B Video Journalism Pittville TB203 12.15pm – 3.15pm Robin Staniforth BJ209B Broadcast Skills Pittville TB024 1.15pm – 4.15pm Claire Simmons BJ213 International Institutions Pittville TB203 3.15pm – 5.15pm John Boileau BJ214 Broadcast Sports Pittville TB203 9.15am – 12.15pm Erika Barnes DE134 Advertising Design Pittville MC101 9.15am – 12.15pm Gary Slater DE213A Design Communications Pittville MC105/106 9.15am – 12.15pm 1.15pm – 4.15pm Adam Stinson DE233 Advertising Agency Pittville MC102 9.15am – 12.15pm Andy Tibbs FA292 Personal Practice Pittville MB045A 10.00am Bernd Behr FL105B Screenwriting I Pittville MC109 10.15am – 12.15pm Alan Pollock FL105C Screenwriting I Pittville TB202 1.15pm – 3.15pm Alan Pollock FL203 Film, Stars and Society Pittville MC304 9:15am – 11:15am Tracy Symonds FL303 Post-Colonial Cinema Pittville MC304 1:15pm – 5:15pm Peter Homden FL307 Celluloid Jukebox Pittville TB204 10:15am – 12:15pm Tico Romao JP101 Introduction to Design Pittville MB006/TB201 12.15pm – 1.15pm (lecture) 1.15pm – 4.15pm (consecutive workshops) Mike Abbey MC109 Media Forms in Society Pittville MB006 MC109 MC108 MB036 MC007 10.15am – 11.15am 1.15pm – 3.15pm Greg Young MC318 Body Consciousness and the Media Pittville MC304 11.15am Sherryl Wilson

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Talking about Student Radio Coming to UOG

  seems interesting Student Radio – i thought however BBC Radio Gloucestershire had been broadcasting from the Pittville Campus for a while maybe they might share or maybe use the BBC Radio Gloucestershire licence. the broadcasts from BBC Radio Gloucestershire went county wide although any student radio station will have to be limited to a smaller area (at the start likely that campus wide but later well approximately 10 miles if based on my campus although 15 miles whould be a sufficent distance to cater all University of Gloucestershire campuses and also if Gloscat wanted to get involved could. Gloscat and University of Gloucestershire (formerly Cheltenham College of HE) have been joined previously in mergers.

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Student Radio Coming to UOG
Student Radio Coming to UOG

There will be a University wide student meeting to discuss a brand new Student radio station starting at Pittville this year on Thursday the 2nd March.

 

Everyone is welcome to attend although specifically students that are interested in joining the station when it starts in one of the key areas below. The meeting will be informal to discuss progress made so far and any questions or ideas you would like to put forward.

• News
• Entertainment
• Music
• Presenting
• Promotion/advertising
• Technical Operation (studio and on location equipment)
• IT Web design
• Management

It would be really useful if before the meeting you could email your questions to mfinney@glos.ac.uk,

The meeting will start at 5:30pm in TB024 at Pittville campus (Bottom of tower block)

Stolen from University of Gloucestershire Student News