The pain, potential and promise of university policy
Policy and regulation are scary words to many, especially to student officers. Samuel Dedman looks at the pain, potential and promise of university policy
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Samuel Dedman
Samuel Dedman is the Vice-President Education at the University of Southampton Students’ Union and a Student Panellist with the Office for Students.
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