Welfare is something many students take for granted until something happens to threaten their own well-being. Therefore: Wise up on your Welfare.

There are so many sources of advice, support and help out there. Take your time to look over them so you know what is out there for you when you need it most!

A very controversial topic amongst medical students. Last year ICSMSU had our first Alcohol Awareness Week, this year we are stripping back to focus on the influence Alcohol has on our future career paths and subsequently on us.

Dr Mirza, A&E Consultant at West Mid has agreed to come back for an open lecture about what problems Alcohol has caused in his A&E department.SAF G16 5pm on Tuesday 22 January

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If you have having difficulties contacting yours, please email Mike Schachter HERE

Personal Tutors are allocated to all students to be a point of contact whilst at University. Non-clinical tutors are provided to all UG medical and biomedical students, whilst all clinical students receive a new clinical tutor.

Personal Tutors come in handy with welfare issues but they are always available to give advice on careers, studying methods etc.

Are you interested in getting involved with student welfare? Why not apply to be part of the ICSM Campaigns Committee to ensure ICSM are providing the best welfare/awareness campaigns for our students.

Otherwise pop Steve, the ICSMSU Welfare Officer an email on icsm.welfare@imperial.ac.uk

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The FEO can be a good source of information and advice on various topics – from timetabling and assessment to all manner of welfare related issues.
No need to book an appointment!

This Term’s Lunchtime Drop-In Sessions (Room 279, off MDL2):
18, 25 January
1, 15, 22 February
1, 8, 15 March

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