Feel the free fun

Join our Feedback Festival next week and have your say on DMU life.

DMU’s Feedback Festival returns next week with events every day (9-13 February) to encourage you to share your views on life at university.

We’ll be hosting a Welcome Refresh Fair on Tuesday with giveaways, free carnival stalls and a vintage clothing fayre, plus daily events including print workshops, giant games and a caricaturist.

Sharing about your university experience could have a real impact on future students. During the week there’ll be opportunities to feed back via the National Student Survey (NSS), WhatUni Student Choice Awards WUSCAs the newly launched UniCompare Student Reviews.

The festival programme is listed below, but keep checking as some events have yet to be finalised.

Monday 9 February

• Feedback stand in the Campus Centre
• Caricaturist in the Campus Centre
• Print workshop in the Food Village
• Feedback hub in the Food Village
• Low sensory feedback hub in Kimberlin Library

Tuesday 10February

• DSU Welcome Refresh Fair in the Campus Centre (10am-4pm)
• Feedback stand in the Campus Centre
• Print workshop in the Food Village
• Feedback hub in the Food Village
• Confucius Institute in the Food Village
• Low sensory feedback hub in Kimberlin Library

Wednesday 11 February

• Wellbeing Wednesday in the Campus Centre Level 1 (11am-2pm)

• Feedback stand in the Campus Centre
• Giant games in the Campus Centre
• Print workshop in the Food Village
• Feedback hub in the Food Village
• Face paint / tattoo artist in the Food Village
• Low sensory feedback hub in Kimberlin Library
• Feedback Loop in Kimberlin Library (11am-2pm)

Thursday 12^th February

• International Spring Welcome event in the Campus Centre
• Feedback stand in the Campus Centre
• Print workshop in the Food Village
• Feedback hub in the Food Village
• Low sensory feedback hub in Kimberlin Library

Friday 13^th February

• Feedback stand in the Campus Centre
• Print workshop in the Food Village
• Feedback hub in the Food Village
• Face paint / tattoo artist at the Food Village
• Low sensory feedback hub in Kimberlin Library