About Hannah Watton
Hi! Having previously been a Laidlaw Undergraduate Scholar studying English Literature at UCL, I am now the Marketing Manager of the Laidlaw Foundation.
My research looked at collaborative and innovative practices in academic publishing, and community building is something I built a passion for during my Leadership in Action. Feel free to reach out or connect with me!
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Calling for Volunteers: Share Your Insights on University-Wide Information Sources!
Hi everyone!
We’re looking for volunteers to help the Laidlaw Foundation better understand how students access university-wide information (not just college-specific updates).
If you’re open to having a short conversation to share your thoughts, please reach out to me on the network or email me at hannah.watton@laidlawfoundation.com. Alternatively, feel free to reply directly to this discussion post with any quick insights you might have!
Your input will be incredibly valuable, and we greatly appreciate your help in advance 😊
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This is such an intriguing reflection, Aliyah! I really enjoyed the context you included about Ajo and The Barn.
Very excited to read your research, Flavia! Your reflections on feeling daunted by the academic world is something I'm sure many can relate to - feeling like you're the only one who doesn't have everything completely figured out. I am so glad you were able to gain your confidence back!
Such an intriguing and witty blogpost, Ava! I was invested in your one-sided Laidlaw friendship until the very end. Truly a fascinating friend to have.
This is so beautifully written and achingly relatable! Very much looking forward to reading the final product.
I was in complete suspense reading this reflection, Giorgi! It can be tough to talk about the moments in leadership that don't go to plan, but these are often the times that force you to reassess, ideate and come up with something even better. A smooth-sailing project can definitely make you complacent. Looking forward to hearing about the rest of your journey!
This is such a humorous and raw reflection, Aisha! I loved hearing about the different ways you managed to connect with the children and leveraged the things that make them tick - knowing your audience is so important.
It's great to hear you're working on a project and with a community you're so passionate about - sounds like you're doing amazing work! Looking forward to hearing about the rest of your journey 😊
This is such a humorous and raw reflection, Aisha! I loved hearing about the different ways you managed to connect with the children and leveraged the things that make them tick - knowing your audience is so important.
Incredible reflection, Vaibhav! The level of detail truly brings the reader along on your journey. It was inspiring to read about the diverse projects the scholars took on, as well as your thoughtful reflections on personal growth and leadership. I especially appreciated your insight on recognising what you can and can’t control as a leader — such a valuable mindset. Well done!