RAISE Buddying Scheme: Application Form

RAISE Buddying Scheme: Application Form

A commitment to student engagement connects RAISE members from across a broad spectrum of academic institutions, job roles, levels of study and experience. Our student engagement buddying scheme aims to facilitate communication and collaboration among our members and offers relevant opportunities for continued professional development.

The scheme will use the information provided below to match members and initiate first contact between potential buddies. We anticipate that buddies should have at least three "meetings" per year, although it will be up to buddies to decide the exact timing, format and content of these meetings.

Throughout the year, you will have the opportunity to meet your buddy and other participants in the scheme at RAISE events. We will also provide opportunities to feedback about the success of your buddying match(es) and the impact of the scheme on your development.

If you have any questions or queries, please email us: raise@ncl.ac.uk

Do you agree to the collection and use of the data you provide in this form for the purpose of facilitating the RAISE buddying scheme, as described in the privacy notice at the bottom of this form? *

Do you agree to the collection and use of the data you provide in this form for the purpose of facilitating the RAISE buddying scheme, as described in the privacy notice at the bottom of this form? Yes No
Please indicate your current role(s) within Higher Education. *
Undergraduate Postgraduate taught Postgraduate research Academic staff Support/ Professional staff Management/ Governance Other Other
If you wish, please provide us with more specific details of your interests or role in student engagement.
Please let us know what you hope to gain from the RAISE buddying scheme. Please select all that apply and use the 'Other' choice to add additional or alternative information. *
I'd like to learn more about designing or delivering student engagement projects I'm interested in learning more about student engagement theory I'd like to learn more about student engagement more generally I'd like to collaborate on a student engagement project I'd like to learn from a student who is involved or interested in student engagement I'd like to learn about leading or advocating for student engagement at my institution Other Other
Please let us know what insight or experience you could offer to the RAISE buddying scheme. Please select all that apply and use the 'Other' choice to add additional or alternative information. *
I have experience of working on student engagement projects I have experience of publishing or presenting research I have a more general interest in student engagement I am a student involved in student engagement projects I am involved in leading or advocating for student engagement initiatives at my institution I research the theory of student engagement Other Other
How would you prefer to communicate with your buddy? Select all that apply. *
Video call Telephone Email Social media Face to face (if safe and appropriate) Other Other
Would you be interested in being matched with more than one buddy? *

Would you be interested in being matched with more than one buddy? Yes No Maybe
Please provide an email address we can use to establish first contact. *
Please let us know what name you'd like us to use when we introduce you to your buddy. *
If you would like, please let us know your institution.
Are you planning to attend the RAISE Conference in Lincoln, UK in September 2022? *

Are you planning to attend the RAISE Conference in Lincoln, UK in September 2022? Yes No Maybe
Data Protection Statement

RAISE respects your privacy and is committed to protecting your personal data. The data gathered via this form will only be used in activities and communications directly related to the RAISE buddying scheme. Your data will be stored securely and will not be shared with any external parties, except when facilitating a buddy match. You may email us at any time to request that your data be removed from the buddying scheme records: raise@ncl.ac.uk