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Dr Simon Crick, Lecturer in Medical Education  

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I mostly work on the MB BS programme as the Year 3 assessment lead.  My areas of expertise are varied and include research methods and design, cardiac sciences and neurobiology.
I have worked for the NHS both in hospital and primary care settings, mostly in a health improvement and/or public health and as a teacher of science.  My hobbies include playing tennis at club level and I'm a French horn player!
I look forward to meeting you all twice next week in the lecture on Introduction to Medical Research and the workshop on the following day.

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Hello, I’m Elizabeth. I’m from East London & I’m Nigerian. I enjoy playing saxophone, reading fiction and dabbling in languages. Looking forward to this year 😁

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this is a pic of me(on the left) and a few girls from my club after performing a showcase here at uea sportspark! 

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Hi I’m Chandon and I’m from a small village in Suffolk called Oulton Broad.

I love watching f1 and I’m also a cheerleader. This summer I competed at Bournemouth Internationals which was insane!
I also enjoy netball and I’m looking forward to playing for one of the Norwich Medics teams.

I’m excited to start studying Medicine and I’m looking forward to getting to know everyone! :)

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me and my friend took pictures in some random lift in central london :)

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I’m so late to posting this. I currently live in south London but I’ve lived in three different countries. I was born and also lived in a village in near the mountains of Switzerland called Neuchâtel for nine years and then my family decided to move to Sri Lanka which is where I’m originally from for a year and then we moved to England and I’ve lived in south London ever since. I love doing charity work, I was a UNICEF ambassador for five years which taught me so many useful skills which would hopefully help me in the future. I love karate, I’ve been teaching it to younger children ever since I got my black belt in yr11. I’ve met most of you guys in my class and I really feel comfortable in our classroom environment. :)))))

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Hi, I'm Ema and I'm from Southampton. I've just completed my gap year where I've worked as a HCA at my local hospital. It was a really great experience and I definitely think it will help me become a better doctor!
I've done some travelling too during my gap year- I went to Portugal, inter-railing around Europe and I went to visit my family in the Maldives.
I'm really excited to get to know you all!

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Hello all and welcome to UEA!

I'm Bryony Porter and I am a Senior Research Associate and Postdoctoral Fellow working on research projects around health and social care staff mental health, and community based mental health projects. I hope you all feel as welcomed to the UEA community as I did when I joined in 2015 to complete my PhD. I've loved living in Norwich and hope you get to enjoy the city and the lovely countryside and coast that the area has to offer.

I'll be joining you for some sessions on the Introduction to Aspects of Psychosocial Health Module in October and I look forward to meeting you all.

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Hi, my name is Sophie and I'm from Thurrock in Essex.
I took two gaps years where I worked fulltime as a Team Leader, which I was thrown into the very first week of the pandemic so I learnt responsibility very quickly and how to handle (difficult) customers. That being said, I'm excited to start the gateway year and progress down an avenue I am interested in, while retail is fun it's not how I want to spend my life.

I love spending time with my animals, friends and family; with 3 dogs, 6 cats, 2 sisters and 2 brothers (with another on the way) they've kept me very busy these last two years.

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Hi my name is Harris and I am from Leeds.
I love watching and playing both football and American football. I support Manchester united and even though it has been difficult recently I really love going down and watching them play live.

I am very excited about studying medicine at UEA and cant wait to endeavour on this journey with you all for the next 6 years. Hopefully we can get to know each other better and become at the very least a close group of friends.

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A really bad quality pic of me in Budapest where they were celebrating their state foundation day!  Genuinely awesome city would 100% recommend.

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Hi I'm Ollie, I'm from a small town in West Devon called Okehampton. Having grown up in rural towns and villages I'm super excited to be living in a city and exploring a whole new part of the country.

I'm really excited for all that the gateway years entails and can't wait to start learning again after spending a year in a very monotonous factory job. I love spending time in nature by hiking, camping and cycling! I'm also really interested in politics so am excited to develop this further throughout my time at uni.

It's been great to meet some of you already and I'm really looking forward to getting to know everyone throughout the year!

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My sisters and I went to Paris this summer and I had sushi infront of the Eiffel Tower 5 minutes after this picture 😊🍱

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Hi I’m Chrinovic but everyone calls me Chrin :)
Im from ……✨Norwich✨. It doesn’t really feel like a new place to me but so far I’m loving the university side of the city. I’m Looking forward to Gateway, but I’m also very nervous at the same time but based on how biology based a part of it is I’m excited.

I’m joining some sports teams ( basketball and Cheerleading) which will hopefully be my relaxer. If I’m not playing sports you’ll probably find me reading somewhere.

Ummm I’ve never had a pet so a cool fact about me is I can understand 6 langues but only speak 2 so it’s not as cool :)

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Hello, My name is Charlotte and I am from a small town called Sudbury in Suffolk.

I am so excited to be studying medicine here at UEA and getting to know everyone as well as make some friends for life.
I took biology, psychology, geography and music for A levels but psychology and biology were by far my favourites.

I love music and play the flute and piano.
I've played the flute in the Suffolk Youth Orchestra and it was great fun! I'm also a big reader and find it a great way to pass time.

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Hi I’m Jay and I am from a place called Colchester in Essex. Im looking forward to the gateway year and starting placements. On the first day of uni, I smashed one of my glasses and walked over it by accident, split my oats in the kitchen before I had met anyone and fell asleep in the kitchen and my flatmates took photos. And this is a photo of me and my best friend from home

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Hi, my name is Hisham, I am from London and I can't wait to begin the course and make new friends along the way.

I play a few instruments but my main is the guitar and I love sports and represented my club internationally for Karate.

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Hi everyone I’m Kornelia and I can’t wait to start studying and getting to know all of you guys.

I love reading, animals and going on forest walks with my family and dog. I come from Poland but have lived in London my whole life. I’m excited to get out of my comfort zone and join the medics netball as I haven’t played in a long time.

I hope we all have the best time this year! :)

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Hi everyone, I'm Garima :)
I'm really excited to get to know you all and cant wait to start learning. I'm not always the most social person, but I do try. I really like reading, sports and travelling. I'll read just about anything to be honest. And I love trying new things and challenges.

I came from Southam in Warwickshire, but have moved around my whole life. I have lived in different parts of Scotland, Wales, England and India my whole childhood. That's why my accent may sound like a bit of a mess at times, sorry about that.

I cant wait to get to know you all, Goodluck for the year! :)

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These are 2 of my 3 doggies. On the left is Maisie, on the right is Chunky Monkey :) x

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Hi I’m Amelia, but everyone calls me Millie.

I’m from a small village mot far from UEA, so I will be communing in everyday.

The past 2 years for me have probably been quite different to most of you. I did (ish) my Alevels in 2020 then decided to take a gap year .. or two. I worked for the majority of my time off but also got a little travelling in too.

In my spare time you I enjoy  playing hockey, Paddle Boarding or hanging out with my doggies, but most of my time is spent with the horses.

I have lived in Norfolk for a while so if anyone is looking for recommendations of how to spend their evenings or weekends let me know and I will do my best to suggest!

I can't wait to meet everyone :) x

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Hi everyone!
My name is Kate, I am very excited to be here in Norwich and to be studying medicine!
I love reading, baking and musical theatre but can't wait to join different societies and try new things whilst at uni :)

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Hi my names Rajan! I’m the guy on the second left after a good MedSoc bar crawl on Tuesday (managed to survive). I’m from Birmingham in the midlands and am enjoying UEA so far ! I’m very much looking forward to join societies such as football, hockey and basketball and also getting to know you all throughout the course.

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Hi everyone!
My name is Livia and that is my pet turtle, Teki. I'm excited to be attending UEA and I can't wait to learn Medicine! I play violin and I am auditioning for the UEA Orchestra. I enjoy embroidery, crochet, walking and playing DnD with my friends.
I hope this journey will be fun and I can't wait to meet all of you.

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Hi everyone, my name is Muneeb. I live quite locally, in a small town called Bradwell.

I'm really excited to be starting this course and getting to know you all. I love all sports from american football to cricket and boxing and I try to take part in as many possible.

I can't wait to make amazing memories on this course with all of you and have a good time and finally start studying again after 3 months of relaxing (although I know i'll regret saying that in a few months). Take care and see you soon. :)

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A picture of my dog when we first got him, he’s now one year old!

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Hi everyone! My name is Jade and I’m from Bristol. I’ve just finished a gap year so I’m really looking forward to getting back into studying. I worked as a HCA in a hospital during this time and have gained some amazing experiences. Hopefully I’ll continue to as I now have a job at the NNUH!
I enjoy reading, going on walks with my dog, playing netball and watching sport - especially F1.

I can’t wait to get to know everyone :)

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Hi guys my name is Jaan’sher and I’m really excited about the experiences I’ll have here in UEA. I’m from Peterborough which isn’t far from Norwich but definitely a downgrade.

Im a huge boxing fan and actively participate in it myself by having over 20 bouts. I’m very much into fitness and training however I cannot stand running haha.

I’m looking forward to getting to know all of you over the next year as well as working together on this journey of becoming a Doctor!

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Me and my squirrel getting ready for an introduction to PBL for year 2 (helping locate those hidden nuts of knowledge) :-)

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Wow! You are all very welcome on board this very diverse, inclusive and exciting bus filled with great people who I know will keep you enthusiastic about learning.

My name is Joe and you'll see me moonlighting between pathology + physiology this year. Next year I'll try to teach you a bit more about pathology, some through the medium of musical animation. I bet that you won't be able to get the music out of your head! In year 2, you do risk over-exposure I'm afraid. I'm the agony aunt /complaint accumulator /softener of naughty chairs aka. head of year 2 + as you may have noticed in the mugshot above, I love a bit of problem-based learning so I could become your PBL tutor too. Run now!

I hope that you enjoy the gateway year. It's a fantastic course and try to always keep thinking that "I can do this".

Joe :-)

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My friend and Myself after a Leicester Tigers Game 

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Hi my name is Henry and I am from Loughborough. Loughborough is a university town in the east midlands in between Nottingham and Leicester. I am an arsenal fan weather that makes me deluded or really loyal I'm still trying to work out. I love to play rugby and sports in general so I hope to get involved in as much as I can.

I am really looking forward to studying at UEA as I get to start a new adventure with people I share aspirations with which is a nice change for me and hopefully make friends for the future.

P.S my teachers always found that I was the loudest in the room so please do feel free to tell me to be quiet I have become accustomed to it.

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A picture from a viewpoint in Barcelona I took earlier this year 

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Hi, my name is Wiktoria and I'm from Peterborough.

I enjoy travelling, spending time with my friends and family and going for walks.

I'm excited for the year ahead and look forward to getting to know you all :)

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Me and my flatmates celebrating one of their birthdays, with cake for lunch!

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Hey!! My name is Katherine. I am from Norwich!
I enjoy spending time with my friends and family, walking my dog and travelling.
I spend a lot of time at the gym or doing sports such as yoga, which I am hoping to continue during my time at UEA.
I am enjoying getting to know my flatmates and other people on the course! It is lovely to be surrounded by people with similar interests.
I have come straight from A Levels, where I studied sociology, psychology and health and social care (which stemmed my medical interest, studying the anatomy and physiology module!)
I am excited to study within the gateway year, especially the placements!!

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A picture of me at the top of Ben Nevis, on a family holiday in Scotland earlier this year :)

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Hello everyone! My name is Chloe, and I'm from Ipswich. For my A-Levels, I took biology, physics and psychology. I'm so excited to be on the gateway year course - it still feels very surreal to me that I'm actually a medical student :)

I am quite a shy person, but I'm trying really hard to build my confidence, so please come and say hi if you see me around! A fun fact about me is that I'm a twin, which some of you may know already as I'm always talking about my sister. In my free time I enjoy reading, walking, colouring, doing puzzles and knitting (although I'm not very good haha). I really can't wait to start learning and to get to know all of you. I hope you're all settling in well!

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A picture of me from my holiday to Bulgaria :)

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Hello! My name is Gabby. I am from a small town in Worcestershire. I am adjusting to moving to a big city quite well and so far, I have enjoyed it.

I enjoy travelling, reading and spending time with friends and family. I also worked as a HCA in my gap year and learned so much from it. It was the best thing I've done, and I am so glad I did it! I worked in care homes as well as domiciliary care, specialising in dementia patients. It was such a rewarding job and made me grow a lot as a person. I am excited to further develop my knowledge and capabilities.

I am looking forward to getting to know you all!

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Me and two of my flatmates at the medsoc cocktail party :)) - I am on the left

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Hi everyone, my name is Harry and I’m really looking forward to this gateway year!
I’m from a town called Cirencester in the south west. Cirencester is a very small town in the countryside so I’m looking forward to living in a city where there is much more to see and do! I love everything sports and the outdoors, especially tennis, rugby and running.
I’m exited about all the modules in this year, specifically the placement one!
I look forward to getting to know you all more over the next year :)))

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Hello everyone,

Welcome to UEA!  UEA is a fabulous place and I hope you will be very happy studying here.  My name is Elizabeth and I have worked at UEA for 18 years.  My previous ‘life’ was in local radio, so the world of academia was very different for me initially!  However, I was soon ‘hooked’ and went on to study for several years whilst working.  My student years were a wonderful experience.

I work as a Research Associate within the Centre for Interprofessional Practice and together with my colleagues Professor Susanne Lindqvist and Dr Bethan Gulliver deliver the Healthcare Assistant (HCA) Project which you will all take part in.  Here you will discover the importance of learning about HCAs and their key role in delivering compassionate, person-centred patient care.

Outside of UEA I run with a local club, and we also have three feral cats who rule the house – Stan, Chip and Benny!  They all like their meals on time!

I will meet you all soon and wishing you well for your studies and settling into student life :-)

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Picture from a Coldplay concert this summer :)

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Hi everyone my name is Poppy. I'm from Bedfordshire where I lived with my parents and younger sister. I love listening to music, going out with my friends and at home I volunteered with a local Rainbows unit. I'm very excited to start the gateway year and to get to know you all :)

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Me and my rugby club ( I’m in front of the left post 😀)

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Hi everyone, my name is Felicity but most people call me Flick. I’m from Hertfordshire and I live with my parents, 4 siblings and my Labrador Clara. I’m very active and love sports and play for a hockey and a rugby team in my free time. I also really enjoy listening to music and socialising with friends. I’m excited for the gateway course, especially biology as it was my favourite a level subject. Can’t wait to get to know everyone better soon :)

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Hello! I’m Donya and I’m eager to learn and develop as a person throughout this gateway year.

So, about me, I love nature! I enjoy going on nature walks and I partake in photography as a hobby. The picture I’ve shown is some flowers I saw while walking, the lighting seemed perfect for them! I also enjoy reading, my favourite genres are thrillers and romance.
As well as that, I am a major cat person! I just really adore cats (Bethan’s kitten is adorable by the way).

I’m excited to get to know our gateway family as we go along the year so I can’t wait to create new experiences and memories with you all!

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My pets Carla (white bird) & Cory (grey)

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Hello everyone, I hope you're all doing well. For those I haven't had the pleasure to meet yet; I'm Sara from Ipswich.

As for my interests, I enjoy reading, going on nature trails and having interesting conversations with others.

Despite that I may not be the most social individual, I'm fairly active on group chats/online so please feel free to send a text

All the best :]

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Hello, my name is Erin and I'm so excited to be at UEA !
I love travelling, hot chocolate and bake-off.
I'm looking forward to getting to know you all and seeing what the rest of the year has to hold.

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Hello, how are you all doing? My name is Charlie and I will have met some of you already through the Preparing for study in the faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences module that I run with Steph Jong. I'm also run the Being a Medical Student (BAMS) theme, along with one of the PBL groups, so you'll see me through out the year!

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Press the pink plus sign in the left hand corner to write something about yourself.... you can post a picture too... of you, a pet or something you are interested in....
Take a look about the Padlet to meet your fellow students and some of the staff you will meet this year, Bethan.

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Hello! Welcome to the wonderful UEA! I hope you love UEA and Norwich as much as I do! I have been here since 2017, teaching public health on the medical programme. I am particularly interested in how to get populations more active to reduce the risk of ill-health. I am a keen swimmer (both pool and open water) so I am spoilt in Norwich with the 50m pool on campus and the surrounding rivers and lakes. Whatever you enjoy doing, UEA, Norwich and Norfolk more broadly has a lot to offer, so make the most of your time here and I look forward to meeting you all.

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Peter Curtis

Hello, welcome to the Gateway Year - the very best year at Norwich medical School!! 😊 ... OK, I'm biased, but it is FAB.

I can’t wait to start my 3rd year as a A104 PBL tutor (and lecturer)! The last two years have been such a rewarding experience – working with some fantastic YR0 colleagues and meeting some amazing students 😊 I love the student interaction in PBL, especially seeing learner development as the course progresses. My oldest starts at University this Autumn too… so I’ll be even more in tune with how you are all settling in.

I’m an active nutritional researcher who fell in love with Norwich in 1997 and came back ‘home’ in 2006. I’m a Yorkshire man by wallet, have two teenage children (nearly 19y & 15y) and am obsessed with football and fishing. I play golf badly and cycle to work, to balance out my love of craft ale. I have two cats, Thomas (Tabby) and Indi (Ginger) and up until this year, coached a junior football team.

The picture captures my love of pistachio ice-cream from a trip to Bologna.

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Hello Everyone! My name is Polyin, and i'm incredibly stoked to be at UEA! I can't wait to see my lecturers and make the most of this year :)

When I'm not in lectures you'll probably see me in the library with a great book to read :)

Hope to see you all in the near future 😁

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Hello everyone and welcome to the school!

I am Mark Curtis, and I am the lecturer in ethics and ethics theme lead for Norwich Medical School. What I do is to examine the kinds of dilemma that face doctors on a daily basis - Indeed, maybe I am biased, but I think it is difficult to imagine any medical decision that does not have a moral dimension. I don't set out to tell you what to think but I do try to equip you with some tools to enable you to tackle those sorts of problems that can seem almost intractable at times. Inevitably, biomedical ethics deals with some of the most difficult topics around so whatever your preconceptions, expect to have them challenged. I am a philosopher by training and inclination, especially the philosophy of science, psychology/psychiatry and medicine as well as applied ethics. As I like to say, philosophy may not have all of the answers but we do have some really good questions (without which good answers are all but impossible) and some very good thinking tools. I look forward to working with you on some taxing issues in contemporary medical ethics.

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Hi All, welcome to UEA! I am a lecturer in medical microbiology in the Norwich Medical School. I work on bacterial pathogens, in particular investigating antimicrobial resistance, and pathogen epidemiology and evolution. I look forward to meeting you!

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Hello,

I look forward to meeting you and working on the psychosocial aspects of health this coming term. I am a neuropsychologist, currently researching cognitive and biomarkers of vascular cognitive impairment. I'm in the final throes of writing up my PhD, having spent a lot of time in the lab this summer (see picture above)! I look forward to getting back to teaching face to face and discussing the wonderful world of psychology with you all!

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Hello! I'm Harriet, and I'm the new Sociology Theme Lead for the MB BS at UEA. I look forward to meeting and teaching students on the Gateway year too! I teach and research across the sociology of medicine and medical & health humanities. I'm really interested in the question of how we internalise shame and stigma in relation to our health and our bodies. My recent book explores the relationship between disability as a lived experience, and representations of disabled children in literature and culture. I've lived in Norwich since 2016, and I really love the UEA campus, especially the Sainsbury Centre and the Broad. Like others on here, I'm very passionate about work that reduces social inequalities. I'm also a big fan of the NHS!

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Hello, I'm the Course Director and Module Organiser for the Introduction to Issues in Healthcare and Introduction to Aspects of Psychosocial Health Modules and a PBL tutor.
So, to let you know a little about me... I love teaching, being outside, books and cats. I was born in the Forest of Dean, but consider myself Welsh, I now live a few miles outside of Norwich in a small village.  I have two children, a son who has just finished university and a daughter just about to start her second year of Sociology.
I love UEA, hate unfairness and I am passionate about providing opportunities for all to succeed. This picture is of my kitten, Dale, fast asleep after helping me write an essay!

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Welcome to Norwich Medical School & UEA. I look forward to working on genetics studies with you over the next few years. My research interests include using personalised medicine to improve outcomes and reduce harms from drug treatments. I enjoy teaching and in particular, PBL and advsing on student selected projects. You can contact me by email or twitter (@GeneticsMBBS). Enjoy the campus - check out the wildlife around the UEA Broad and the free art exhibitions in the Sainsbury Centre. Enjoy the societies too. I look forward to meeting you online and F2F in the future. Take care :)

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Hello!  Welcome to Norwich Medical School or 'MED' for short.  You will soon become an expert in three letter acronyms!

My name is Susanne and I have been at UEA for a very long time, since 1995 to be precise.  I arrived from Sweden to the UEA Village with two bags, joining the 3rd year biology students and stayed in 'BIO' for seven years.  Never left UEA, but did jump School in 2002 and has been here ever since.  It is a great School :) because of the lovely people in it and all the great things we do together!

I am currently the MED Teaching Director, which means I overlook quality of Teaching and Learning across the School.  I am also involved with the healthcare assistant (HCA) project, which you will hear more about soon and interprofessional learning (IPL), which is all about learning with/from/about some of the different professionals who will also care for your future patients.  We have a great UEA interprofessional education (IPE) society that I recommend you look into, as they seem to have a lot of fun!

Take care, enjoy and hopefully see you around!
Always feel free to get in touch s.lindqvist@uea.ac.uk
and really hope you will like it here :)

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Hello and welcome to MED! I am a Developmental (Child) Psychologist and have been lecturing at UEA since 2006. I love reading, travelling, walking in nature (including around UEA's gorgeous broad), cinema and the theatre. I am Greek and have two children who are also my research guinea pigs!

I teach Child and Health Psychology in MED and I look forward to sharing with you a few of the many fascinating facts about children's minds in one of our lectures this year. My research explores how children's ideas about the biological word develop and how they come to understand the workings of the human body, the meaning of illness and health, and the concepts of life and death.

I am also the wellbeing lead and one of MED's senior advisers. I work closely with students and colleagues to increase awareness around mental health and embed wellbeing and psychology workshops in the curriculum.

I look forward to meeting and working with you all!

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Hello everyone, my name is Kelly. I am your module organiser for your Introductory Biology module and I can't wait for you to get started with what we have planned for you this year. When I'm not working I am running around after my two young children, spending as much time outdoors as I can and helping to run a company that publishes books which teach children about microbiology!
Along with my colleagues, I am here to help you as much as I can so reach out for help when you need it, be curious and ask us questions and above all, enjoy your time at UEA :)

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Hello and welcome to the UEA! I am new here too, having joined BIO at the start of September. I am an evolutionary biologist, specialising in microbes. I am module organiser for Further Biology. I'm excited that we get to learn the ropes together and have a fresh start after a rough couple of academic years. I live in a rural village with bad wifi (bear with if I have to wfh). This is my fantastically grumpy hen, who runs our household of 6 chickens, feral cat and a labrador.

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Hello and welcome to NMS!
I'm one of the MED dinosaurs having been in the MED school for nearly 20 years now. It's such a lovely place, I don't want to leave. It's a lovely campus with a friendly atmosphere and Norwich is a great place to live and study. You may see me being marched around the lake by the anatomy technicians at lunchtime!
I'm an Associate Professor in Anatomy and am in charge of the licensed anatomy facility where we undertake cadaveric dissection. You won't have any sessions in the lab until you're in year 1 but you will see me and my colleagues for some lectures. I also run the Anatomy theme for the SSC in the Gateway year so I look forward to working with some of you on your presentations.
Work hard, play hard and remember that your academic staff are here to help and support you if you need it, just ask!

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I am a Professor of Health Economics at the University of East Anglia and and Deputy Director of the East of England Research Design Service (RDS) (http://www.rds-eoe.nihr.ac.uk/). My main area of expertise is in the application and development of the methods of economic evaluation i.e. comparing the costs and benefits of different health care interventions, with a view to ascertain which offers best value for money.
Garry Barton — University of East Anglia (uea.ac.uk)