New Access Officer

New Access Officer

The College is pleased to announce the appointment of Emma Johnson to the role of Access Officer.

Emma brings with her some excellent experience of working with young people, including roles such as a Senior Mentor in the National Citizens’ Service, and Lead Subject Mentor & Ambassador for the University of Nottingham. Emma is also a recent  graduate from the University of Oxford, having taken an MSt in British and European History.

Emma joined Trinity on Monday 8 October. 

 Posted: 8 October 2018

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North East residential summer programmes

We are our expanding our summer North East residential programmes in 2018.

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