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Sara Shuaib - Taekwondo
Sara ShuaibSport: TaekwondoCourse: MedicineAmbitions: To qualify for and represent UCL at the European University Games 2019. Bio: 
Abazz Shayaam-Smith - Athletics
Abazz Shayaam-SmithSport: AthleticsCourse: GeorgraphyAmbitions: Olympics 2020Bio: 
The year so far...
Now that it's almost the end of term (gasp), we thought we'd give you a run-down of everything the Volunteering Service has been getting up to the past few months to ensure you had the best volunteering experience possible. We've been busy behind-the-scenes to make it all happen, and we're excited to share this blog with you - along with some amazing pictures!
Imposter syndrome at an elite univeristy
Jade Burroughs brings awareness to the largely unspoken phenomena of imposter syndrome. She gives us a personal account of her own struggles and comments on why this syndrome is so rife within a university setting.
New Year Fair
On 22 January, over 50 charity organisations will join us on campus at our New Year Fair! We're busy planning this event right now, so watch this space! For now, make sure you save the date...22 January, 12:00 - 15:00, South Cloisters.  See you there! 
All Student Meeting - 15 November
Bars Entry Policy
When visiting our bars, there are a number of things to note. The Union bars strive to be a safe space for all who enter, by following these entry policies, you're helping to create a safer and more welcoming environment.
Research It Better
 
Annual Training Development Programme
Training programme for youWe are pleased to launch the annual club and society training development programme which will consist of a number of workshops/sessions, the idea behind this is to ultimately upskill committee members, improve student experience and empowering individuals to excel in their roles.
One-Off Volunteering Ambassadors
Our One-Off Volunteering Ambassadors are here to help you make the most of your One-Off Volunteering experience! They each attend one event a month and can travel with you from UCL campus.
Thank you for voting
ComplaintsIf you wish to make a complaint about the elections or referendum please use this form. 
Project Active: Mindful Yoga
Mindful YogaFocusing on awareness of each movement and your breath to be fully present in the moment, this class combines the practice of yoga with time for reflection and meditation.  Mindful yoga will help you embrace mindfulness leaving you relaxed and revived! 
Mixed Netball League Term 1
Mixed NetballProject Active leagues are a great social way to play sport without the training or trials. Played in a weekly tournament format, they're open to all UCL students so get together with housemates, course mates, society members or just a group of friends and get involved!Sessions open to all UCL students and staff.
Project Active: Postgraduate Yoga - All Level Vinyasa Flow
Postgraduate Yoga - Vinyasa FlowOur Postgraduate only yoga class is a great way to relax, focus the mind and meet like minded people. Enjoy an hour away from work knowing that you will return feeling more productive than ever!No previous yoga experience or equipment needed; we'll provide mats and blocks.
Big changes made by our reps
Every day, right across every UCL department, some of the over 1600 Academic Representatives that we work with are making your education better.
Skills Sessions
Skills Sessions At the Students’ Union, we are here to empower you and provide you with the skills you need for your personal and professional development.
UCL ChangeMakers Guides to Assessment & Feedback
We have been supporting two students with a UCL ChangeMakers Project on producing student guides to help students understand and make better use of assessments and the feedback they receive. 
The Weird and Wonderful World of Clubs and Societies
By Alex Hall, 3rd year ChemistryA man covered in a green sheet, pretending to be a plant that was taking over the world. That was my first encounter with the Union’s societies. It was during Musical Theatre Society’s Fresher’s musical production of Little Shop of Horrors.
Not Living in Halls? Not A Problem
Written by Kate Wallis, 4th year BaSc student
How Volunteering Helped Me Unlock London
Postgraduate research degrees can get lonely. You spend a great deal of your time working by yourself – reading papers, collecting and analysing data, and so on. Add to this the fact that we are in one of the largest cities in the world, and it’s no surprise that some students find it difficult to develop that feeling of belonging to a community.