Zoë Goodwin
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Student Engagement within Project Transform
November 27, 2014
Post written by Charlotte Owen. My role within Project Transform is Student Delivery Assurance Manager. I am responsible for gathering student input to the project, engaging students in discussions about their perspectives of their university experience and feeding this information into the project. So far I have been working closely with the Project Specialists to …
Full approval from University Council
November 3, 2014
On behalf of Professor Karen Cox, Deputy Vice-Chancellor Dear Colleagues, I am pleased to announce that funding for Project Transform has been approved by University Council. Project Transform is the University’s global programme to change the way staff work together by redesigning current academic administration processes. Following this approval, a contract has been signed with …
Student Art Competition
October 23, 2014
Project Transform has started building awareness within the student community across The University of Nottingham’s UK, China and Malaysia Campuses. We launched a student art competition on 15th October to find three pieces of word design artwork to display at our office at Kings Meadow Campus (UK) as well as in the China and Malaysia campuses. Students from all …
Project Transform and the Student Experience
October 17, 2014
Within the Project Transform team we have four recent graduates of The University of Nottingham whose role it is to make sure the student voice guides the project and that they remain at the heart of everything the project does. The three Change and Engagement Managers wrote the below student case for the project. This …
October’s update
October 3, 2014
Project Transform is a global programme to change the way University staff work together by redesigning current academic administration processes, underpinned by a new comprehensive IT system. The Project uses the mantra “People, Process, Technology” as it is not merely an IT system implementation. It is about delivering a solution that the people in the …
Welcome to Project Transform
October 1, 2014
Welcome to the new Project Transform blog from the whole team here on Kings Meadow Campus. As you may be aware, the University is embarking on a programme of work to deliver joined up support systems and processes throughout the student lifecycle, across the whole University. With the best systems and the most streamlined and …
Transform Update (July 2014)
July 1, 2014
Excellent progress is being made in Project Transform: all deliverables due for completion by 31/7/2014 have been met and the project is well within budget. Focusing on student experience, Project Transform will make a positive change to the ways of working in the university. The People-Process-Technology approach ensures that a new system is procured and …
Transform Update (June 2014)
June 1, 2014
Following the launch of Project Transform in February, there have been some significant achievements in the subsequent weeks. With Professor Karen Cox, Deputy Vice-Chancellor, appointed as project sponsor and Tim Collins (pictured right) recruited as the Transformation Programme Director, several other key individuals have joined the project. This has been a combination of external hires …
Transform Update (May 2014)
May 1, 2014
As you may be aware, the University is now embarking on a programme of work known as ‘Project Transform’ to deliver joined up support systems and processes throughout the student lifecycle, across the whole University. We will be engaging with Schools/Departments throughout the life of the project to ensure colleagues understand the project, the role …
From Student Life Cycle to Project Transform (February 2014)
February 1, 2014
Message from the Deputy Vice-Chancellor and the Registrar: We are now entering a new phase in the University’s programme to enhance the quality of the services we provide for students. Building on the work of the Student Life Cycle project, Transform will examine and seek to improve every aspect of the way we support our …