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Last two weeks (25 June - 6 July)

Thursday 28 June

National Scholarship Programme (NSP) steering group
Liam Burns, NUS President and David Malcolm, Head of Social Policy attended. Contact david.malcolm@nus.org.uk for more info

Westminster Education Forum
Alan Roberts, Policy Officer spoke on a panel debate on the issue of student support and loans in further education. Contact alan.roberts@nus.org.uk for more info.

Tuesday 3 June – Wednesday 4 June

Students’ Unions 2012 and NUS Awards
Last week, we held Students’ Union 2012 in Exeter, followed by the NUS Awards. You can check out round-ups of all the sessions here, and all award winners here.

Next week (16 - 20 July)

Friday 20 July

Student Support Commission
The commission, made up of officers and staff from around the country will be looking at the findings of research projects conducted by unions as part of the ‘Pound in Your Pocket’ research programme. Contact alan.roberts@nus.org.uk for more info.

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