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Department of Veterinary Medicine

Cambridge Veterinary School
 

We note the E&D statement of the University, which should guide the aims of the Department’s E&D committee.
“The University of Cambridge is committed in its pursuit of academic excellence to equality of opportunity and to a proactive and inclusive approach to equality, which supports and encourages all under-represented groups, promotes an inclusive culture, and values diversity.”
 
The purposes of the Department of Veterinary Medicine E&D committee, which reports to the Strategy & Executive Committee are:      

-    To promote an inclusive culture in the Department which values diversity
-    To engage with and implement University-wide initiatives on equality and diversity
-    To identify equality and diversity issues that are specific to the Department and develop and apply action plans to address these issues
-    To engage with the Athena SWAN charter, which includes gathering data and preparing submissions for Athena SWAN Awards, implementing action plans and promoting the principles of Athena SWAN.
 
The E&D committee will meet once per term.

Find out further information around the University's EDI related efforts here

 

Committee Members 2024 - 2025

The committee will be composed of representatives from all staff and student groups, including the HoD or another Professor.

Members will be appointed for a period of 3 years, with optional renewal for a further term to ensure continuity.

  • Akash Alexander (Chair)

  • Sinead Sheerin (Secretary)

  • Alex Almeida

  • Rachel Bailey

  • Andrew Grant

  • Maurine Hammel

  • Georgina Harris

  • Ailsa Hay

  • Anna Hollis

  • Kate Hughes

  • Julie Ingham

  • Matthew Moon

  • Avice O'Connor

  • Chris Ruis

  • Alina Sonina

  • Charles Wolrige Gordon

  • Ubaid Zia

Disability Liaison Officer

The Disability Liaison Officer (DLO)

The Disability Liaison Officer (DLO) is Alina Sonina - as3605@cam.ac.uk who can be approached by students, staff and disabled visitors with questions and issues around disability. The DLO may not know all the answers, but they will find out the answer for you or point you in the right direction for advice, information and support.