Welfare - Supporting Documents and Pages
Tutor for Welfare
The College has appointed Jonathan Black, a senior member of the College, as the Tutor for Welfare. His role is to oversee the provision of student support within the College. Email: jonathan.black@new.ox.ac.uk
Jonathan works with an experienced College welfare team. This team is available to listen to student concerns and offer support.
Undergraduates and graduates can contact the Welfare team - contact details below. However, please note that we are unable to discuss welfare issues with parents or guardians.
The Cox and Salvesen Fellows
Katie McKeogh and Daniel Harkin are happy to talk to all New College students and are a good first port of call for information about services and support available within College and the university.
- Available by appointment during working hours, after 5pm and at weekends
- The Fellows may be contacted via the Porters Lodge on (01865-2)79555
- email welfare@new.ox.ac.uk
The Cox Fellow is Katie McKeogh
The Salvesen Fellow is Daniel Harkin.
Welfare Team
The Academic Registrar
Freyja Madsen is available to chat to students about personal matters, support for disabled students, suspension, or any other academic concerns. She is a first point of contact for all students.
- available during office hours - drop into her room (4 OB 5)
- call (01865 2)79596
- or email tuition@new.ox.ac.uk
The Student Welfare and Staff Support Officer
Milly Gray is available to chat to students and talk about personal matters or concerns around life in College
- available during office hours - drop into her room (4 OB 5)
- call (01865 2)79241
- or email camilla.gray@new.ox.ac.uk
Chaplaincy
Chaplain & Dean of Divinity - Erica Longfellow
Assistant Chaplain - Susan Bridge
Both chaplains are experienced in pastoral listening and support in secular and religious contexts. They are available to listen to any member of college, and they won’t talk about religion unless you do.
Advisor to the Welfare Team
As former Director of Student Welfare and Support Services, Elsa Bell provides guidance and advice to the Welfare Team.
College Nurse
New College students have access to a drop-in clinic on-site, located at 1 New Buildings. The College Nurse is able to offer advice and support on minor illness and minor injuries in addition to providing supplementary support for those experiencing issues affecting their mental health.
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Surgery hours:
Monday: 09.45-12.15
Tuesday: 09.45-12.15 & 13.00-15.00
Wednesday: 09.45-12.15
Thursday: CLOSED
Friday 09.45 -12.15 & 13.00-15.00
- new.nurse@nhs.net
Please note
Medication is not available from the College Nurse.
If life is at risk, such as suspected heart attack, stroke, anaphylaxis, severe bleeding, difficulty breathing: please call 999
A defibrillator is available in the Porters' Lodge.
Useful numbers and resources:
University Counselling Service: 01865 270300
Out of Hours GP service: 111
Samaritans 24hr (listening in a crisis) T: 08457 90 90 90
Life threatening emergencies: 999 (Please always let the Porters know if you call an ambulance 01865 279500)
Student Advice Service: 01865 288466
Disability Advisory Service: 01865 280459
Oxfordshire Sexual Abuse and Rape Crisis Centre: 0800 783 6294
Oxfordshire Sexual Health Service: 01865 231231
StuDental: 01865 689997
Essential Support for the under 25s: https://www.themix.org.uk
Oxford Safe Haven
The Oxford Safe Haven (OSH) provides an additional resource and an alternative to the hospital emergency department for people experiencing a crisis with their mental health: https://www.oxfordhealth.nhs.uk/wp-content/uploads/2018/06/Oxford-Safe-Haven-INFORMATION-December-2018-003.pdf
Travel Advice:
28 Beaumont St Travel Clinic
‘If you require any vaccinations relating to foreign travel you need to make a travel appointment with the practice nurse to discuss your travel arrangements. You will need to be ready to explain which countries and areas within countries which you are visiting so we can advise you appropriately and also let you know what vaccinations are required.
It is important to make this initial appointment as early as possible - at least 6 weeks before you travel - as a second appointment will be required with the practice nurse to actually receive the vaccinations. These vaccines may have to be ordered as they may not be held within our stock vaccines. Your second appointment needs to be at least 2 weeks before you travel to allow the vaccines to work.
Some travel vaccines are ordered on a private prescription and these incur a charge over and above the normal prescription charge. This is because not all travel vaccinations are included in the services provided by the NHS. A summary of our private fees and charges can be found here: https://www.28beaumontstreet.co.uk/travel-clinic’
To make an appointment via reception, please call 01865 311811. Please speak Miss Julie Bachelor Practice Manager with any problems accessing appointments or advice- Miss Bachelor can be contacted via reception (T: 01865 311811 )
JCR and MCR Welfare Officers
The JCR and MCR committees have elected welfare officers who can refer students to the right people for advice and guidance. More information can be found on the MCR website, or via the JCR Welfare reps, conall.mchugh@new.ox.ac.uk and annabel.bainbridge@new.ox.ac.uk.
Students can also refer themselves to the University Counselling Service.
To make an appointment:
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call (2)70300
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or email counselling@admin.ox.ac.uk
