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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Access and Outreach at Trinity

Access and Outreach News

Classics & the Ancient World Summer School

Trinity is giving bright students from state schools in Oxfordshire and surrounding areas a taste of Classics.

New Head of Access Announced

The college is delighted to announce that it has appointed Hannah Rolley to the new role of Head of Access at Trinity.

Target Oxbridge 2018

Trinity is very proud to be partner in the Target Oxbridge programme in 2018. In April 2018, Trinity hosted the three-day Easter residential course.

North East residential summer programmes

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

Women in Science 2018

In February 2018 Trinity College and Jesus College co-hosted a ‘Women in Science’ day for Year-12 students to help encourage more young women to consider applying for STEM degrees.

UNIQ

In the summer of 2018, Trinity will be hosting UNIQ summer school for a week.
Other recent news

‘Ethnic Penalty’ Election Research Published

Stephen Fisher, Fellow and Tutor in Political Sociology, has undertaken analysis that reveals that black and Asian candidates face an 'ethnic penalty' in elections, seeing lower increases in their vote share.

Student Research Project Published

A research paper into the early detection of dementia, co-authored by a recent graduate and supported by a Trinity academic grant, has been published.

Book Prize

A book by James McDougall, Fellow and Tutor in History, is joint winner of the British-Kuwait Friendship Society Book Prize in Middle Eastern Studies.

Photography Society Workshop

The MCR Photography Society, with the help of some members of the SCR , organised a wet plate workshop in 7th week, offering students a unique opportunity to explore this old photographic process, dating from 1850.

OxLAT Study Day

Trinity has held a further study day for the OxLAT Advanced Programme in Classics and the Ancient World.  

MCR Charity Fundraising

With money raised from the annual MCR Gala Dinner, Trinity's graduate students have donated £1200 to Homeless Oxfordshire and given a further £800 to other causes.

Graduate Guest Lecture

A lecture given by His Excellency Dr Bima Arya Sugiarto, Mayor of Bogor City, West Java, Indonesia, and arranged by DPhil student Putu Natih, has been held at Trinity.

New Head of Communications Announced

The college is delighted to announce the appointment of Julia Paolitto to the newly-created role of Head of Communications.

Chemistry Conference Poster Prize

Arron Deacy, a DPhil student, has won the Best Poster prize at the International Coordination Chemistry Conference (ICCC) 2018, held in Sendai, Japan.

BBC Analysis Piece

Stephen Fisher, Fellow and Tutor in Political Sociology, has co-written an analysis piece for the BBC on how the anti-Semitism row may have affected Labour's support.

Trinity Alumna New Green Party Co-Leader

Trinity was delighted to learn the news that Siân Berry, who read Metallurgy as an undergraduate, has been elected co-leader of the Green Party.

The Life and Legacy of Henry Moseley

Henry Moseley (1908), Trinity’s most famous physicist, is the subject of a new book, For Science, King and Country: the life and legacy of Henry Moseley, which was launched during the Trinity Weekend.