Wellbeing
Forensic Archaeology and Anthropology students Grace and Trish on life at Cranfield
“Me and Grace met during our undergrad in Ireland, and we’ve been inseparable ever since to the point that we followed each other to another country to do our master’s” – Trish Commins Forensic ...
Fin Underhill: The Importance of Staying Active to De-Stress
We’re all aware of stress. But maybe not so aware of what to do with it. Turns out, playing basketball with (and against) your professors and course mates is a great way to meet people, ...
Running for recovery – a story about mental health
“Nothing can dim the light that shines from within” - Maya Angelou I have undertaken national consultancy work in the field of disaster victim identification and advise on UK police cases concerning the time-since-death from ...
Wellbeing activities at Cranfield
Attending to your mental and physical wellbeing whilst at Cranfield is key to creating the ideal environment for academic success. There will be times for us all when the mind needs peace and the ...
Action for Brain Injury Week (17 to 23 May 2021)
In September 2017 I sustained a brain injury following a cardiac arrest. You may recognise my name from the CPR training that has been held at Cranfield over the last few years. But this blog ...
Changing attitudes towards disability – #PurpleLightUp celebrates global economic contribution of disabled people
Being disabled is tough, but what sometimes makes it tougher is the attitudes and a lack of awareness and understanding from others. Today, 3 December, is the UN International Day of Persons with Disabilities. At ...