Support staff
The Disability Support and Inclusion team work collaboratively with external agencies and other University staff members to ensure that your individual support needs are met throughout your time at Keele.
Support workers
The support you receive will be tailored to meet your individual needs and any particular requirements of your chosen course. For some students, this could mean you are provided with a Support Worker who may help you with tasks such as notetaking, reading or mobility support around campus. If this is appropriate in your circumstances, the Disability Support and Inclusion team will discuss this with you.
Disability Inclusion Tutors
Each school/department has an appointed Disability Inclusion Tutor (or DIT for short). Some of the responsibilities of your DIT are:
- Be the main link between Disability Support and Inclusion and your programme of study.
- Maintain confidentiality whilst ensuring sensitive disability related information is shared in an appropriate manner.
- Share disability related information with relevant colleagues so that your support is in place.
- Deal with day-to-day enquiries on disability related issues.
- Ensure exam arrangements are in place for you.
The Disability Support and Inclusion team communicate all of your disability related information and support needs to the appropriate DIT(s) through eVision. You can view all of your agreed support needs/recommendations through your eVision account (which you can access via the KLE).
If you have a Reasonable Adjustment relating to deadline extensions and require longer than the agreed 7 days you can contact the DIT. You can request a Review of Disability Support Meeting to consider what support is already in place and if further support or an extension is required. As an outcome of this meeting the DIT has discretion to grant up to an additional 7 days, but only in exceptional circumstances, if the nature of the task or the student's needs mean that this is reasonable.
Please see the list below to find out who your appointed DIT is.
English and Film Studies, Liberal Arts and History, Media and Music, and Postgraduate Courses
Anthony Kauders
Xihui Chen
Kevin De Sabbata
Criminology, Education, International Relations, Philosophy, Politics, Sociology
Dr Mathew Barnard
m.barnard@keele.ac.uk
PGCE – Primary
Ruth Argyle
r.argyle@keele.ac.uk
r.argyle@knste-shaw.org.uk
PGCE – Secondary (OAKS SKITT)
Gill Hayden
g.hayden@keele.ac.uk
Dave Morgan
d.g.a.morgan@keele.ac.uk
Medicine
Dr Karen Adams
medicine.studentprofessionaldevelopment@keele.ac.uk
Counselling & Psychotherapy
Kerese Collins
k.r.collins@keele.ac.uk
Emma Thompson
e.thompson1@keele.ac.uk
Paramedic Science
Karen Scott
k.l.s.scott@keele.ac.uk
Physician Associate
Cathy Allen
c.allen1@keele.ac.uk
Public Health, Primary Care Sciences and Social Work
Alison Tasker
a.tasker@keele.ac.uk
Global Healthcare Leadership, MPH, and Professional Doctorate, PG Medical Science, PG Clinical Education
Alison Tasker
a.tasker@keele.ac.uk
Rachel Pogson
r.pogson@keele.ac.uk
David Jefferson
d.a.jefferson@keele.ac.uk
Geri Frampton
g.frampton@keele.ac.uk
Undergraduate programmes
Dave Morgan
d.g.a.morgan@keele.ac.uk
Postgraduate programmes
Ying Yang
y.yang@keele.ac.uk
Clinical Pharmacy PGT
Shane Artis
s.artis@keele.ac.uk
Jonathan Healey
j.j.healey@keele.ac.uk
Marta Woloszynowska-Fraser
m.u.woloszynowska-fraser@keele.ac.uk
Daniel Allen
d.allen@keele.ac.uk
Chloe Howe
c.howe@keele.ac.uk
Avin Mirawdeli
a.mirawdeli@keele.ac.uk
Emily Ingram
Pauline Cooke
p.f.cooke@keele.ac.uk
Alison Long
a.long@keele.ac.uk
Accessible formats: library.scanning@keele.ac.uk
Sally Bishop
s.a.bishop@keele.ac.uk
Gemma Smith