Let's Talk Disability - The Impact of Having a Non-Visible Disability or Long Term Health Condition

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Professor Jackie Carter is joined by Hannah Rundle, Director of Faculty Operations and Will Stone, Communications Manager, both in the Faculty of Humanities.  

The conversation focusses on hidden or non visible disabilities and long term health conditions and the support that the University can give to people living with these around being able to take sick leave, inclusive policies and training managers.

Creators and Guests

Professor Jackie Carter
Host
Professor Jackie Carter
Academic EDI Lead for Disability, member of the Shaw Trust Power 100 for 2023. Author of Work Placements, Internships & Applied Social Research. Prof of Statistical Literacy. FaCSS, NTF. 1-in-20 Women in Data. Late Bloomer. @GM4Women
Hannah Rundle
Guest
Hannah Rundle
Hannah is the Director of Faculty Operations in Humanities. She provides leadership for, and management of, all administrative and specialist support services within the Faculty and contributes strategic and tactical advice to the Vice-President and Dean and to the Faculty's Senior Management Team and other Faculty bodies. She chairs the Faculty Professional Services Senior Leadership Team and is a member of the Faculty Leadership Team. Previously, Hannah was Director of College Operations for the College of Humanities at the University of Exeter having previously undertaken roles at Exeter in External Relations, Graduate Education, and Academic Services. Hannah has also worked at the University of Oxford.
Will Stone
Guest
Will Stone
Experienced and skilled professional who has worked within large organisations providing counsel and strategic support in external communications, employee communications, stakeholder relations and all aspects of marketing.
Let's Talk Disability - The Impact of Having a Non-Visible Disability or Long Term Health Condition
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