Gateway

If your Issue is:
Well...I've got this, erm,....…

Answer:
A sexual health clinic operates from the University Health / Medical centre during term time please see the University Support Services Gateway page for details.

If your Issue is:
I forgot to buy milk! Is there a shop on campus?

Answer:
There is an on campus shop situated at the back of the Retreat Coffee Shop. You can buy essentials like milk, washing powder, pens and some RAU branded goods such as an eco friendly refillable travel mug. 

If your Issue is:
How can I meet new people? I'm really shy

Answer:
The STARs run events and provide advice for student life.  You can also speak to the Student Support Services team  who are located in the Student Support Services Hub  in the Emrys Jones Centre. 

If your Issue is:
What societies can I join?

Answer:
Visit the Student Union Office situated in the Log Cabin next to Cedar Lodge or email zac.missen@rausu.co.uk. The STARs also arrange events on a regular basis and they can be found in the Student Support Services Hub in the Emrys Jones Centre. 

If your Issue is:
Who can help me with my Dyslexia/ Autism/ Aspergers/ ADHD?

Answer:

Let the University know as far in advance as possible. Contact the Disability & Inclusive Learning Advisor who is based in the Student Hub, Emrys Jones Centre. You will be offered an appointment to discuss what adjustments are possible to support you.

Contact details: e-mail enable@rau.ac.uk. 

You can also see:
The RAU Dyslexia and Disability page on Gateway and on the RAU website:
https://www.rau.ac.uk/university-life/student-services/support-and-wellbeing/disabilitydyslexia

If your Issue is:

Someone is following me

Answer:
Please report this to the police.  Student Support Services staff can also help you with this. If you need support outside office hours the Porters Lodge will be able to contact the Duty Officer for you.  They can be contacted from 7:00am - 8:00pm ring 01285 652531, from 8:00pm - 7:00am call 07960031821. It is important you let someone know what is happening.

You can also see:

If your Issue is:
What are STARs and what do they do?

Answer: STARs are student ambassadors who are trained to offer peer-to-peer support. You can find out more about STARs on the University Support Services Gateway page.

You can also contact student.services@rau.ac.uk if you would like the opportunity to become a STAR. 

If your Issue is:
I just don't get it!

Answer:

It might be that you are dyslexic and never knew or you just haven't been given the opportunity to develop your learning skills. For advice and support, contact the Disability and Inclusive Learning Advisor on enable@rau.ac.uk or pop into the Student Hubb in Emrys Jones. Be assured at RAU we want every student to reach their full potential. You may need to push yourself, but we are here to help you.