Student Liaison Officers (SLOs)

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The University employs three Student Liaison Officers (SLOs). Student Liaison Officers can provide academic and pastoral information, advice and guidance on a range of subjects as identified below:

Academic (One-to-one sessions):

Referencing
Paraphrasing
Critical Writing
Assignment Planning and Structuring

Pastoral and Coaching (One-to-one sessions):

Time Management
Confidence Building
Motivation
Goal Setting

In addition, we can support students with information on University Policies and Procedures, including:

Extensions
Mitigating Circumstances
Appeals
Complaints
Student Pregnancy and Maternity

The Student Liaison Officers are also the Dignity at Study Policy coordinators. Dignity at Study is the University policy and procedure in relation to:

Harassment
Bullying
Victimisation
Discrimination
Sexual Misconduct

The Student Liaison Officers can signpost students to academic study skills, including those on LEAP Live and Leap Online.

The Student Liaisons Officers can support students with complex issues that a Student Advisor may be unable to resolve. They will take ownership of such cases and liaise with academic colleagues and other professional support services, such as:

Disability Service
Life Lounge (Student Mental Health and Wellbeing)
International Student Support Team
Finance and Funding Advice
Invoicing Team
Standards and Enhancement Office

Who are we, and how can you meet with us?

The Student Liaison Officers work from the Student Centre, Chancellors Mall, and some Schools and Faculties. They offer a service in person and online via drop-ins (no appointment needed).

Kay Loxham

E: slo@bolton.ac.uk

T: 01204 903 3229

Kay works with students from the following:

School of Health and Society
School of Medicine
School of Nursing and Midwifery
School of Clinical and Biomedical Science

Drop-ins (No appointment necessary):

Monday 1pm to 3pm – Student Centre Chancellor's Mall
Tuesday 1pm to 3pm – Student Centre Chancellor's Mall
Thursday 10.45am to 12.45pm – Student Information Centre, Queens Specialist Building

Appointments (Face-to-face 20 minutes each):

Please email SLO@bolton.ac.uk to book an appointment

Monday 3pm to 5pm – Student Centre Chancellor's Mall
Tuesday 3pm to 5pm – Student Centre Chancellor's Mall
Thursday 1.45pm to 3.45pm – Student Information Centre, Queens Specialist Building

Online bookable Zoom appointments (20 minutes each):

Please email SLO@bolton.ac.uk to book an appointment.
Please include your student number and course in the email and briefly explain what you would like help with.

Chris Collinson

E: slo@bolton.ac.uk

T: 01204 903 3540

Chris works with students from the following:

School of Psychology
School of Education
Greater Manchester Business School, including students studying Law.

Drop-Ins (No appointment necessary):

Tuesday 9am to 11am – Learning Resource Centre, Greater Manchester Business School
Wednesday 9am to 10am and 11am to 12noon – Student Centre Chancellor's Mall
Thursday 9am to 11am – Learning Resource Centre, Greater Manchester Business School

Appointments (Face-to-face, 20 minutes each):

Please email SLO@bolton.ac.uk to book an appointment:

Tuesday 11am to 1pm – Learning Resource Centre, Greater Manchester Business School
Wednesday 1pm to 3pm – Student Centre Chancellor's Mall
Thursday 11am to 1pm – Learning Resource Centre, Greater Manchester Business School

Online bookable Zoom appointments (20 minutes each):

Please email SLO@bolton.ac.uk to book an appointment.
Please include your student number and course in the email and briefly explain what you would like help with.

Luke Evans

E: slo@bolton.ac.uk

T: 01204 903 3541

Luke works with students from the following:

School of Engineering
School of Arts and Creative Technologies
Students studying at Shockout

Drop-Ins (No appointment necessary):

Monday 12.30pm to 2.30pm – National Centre for Motorsport Engineering (NCME), Ground Floor
Friday 11am to 12noon and 2pm to 3pm – Student Centre Chancellor's Mall

Appointments (Face-to-face 20 minutes each):

Monday 2.30pm to 4.30pm – National Centre for Motorsport Engineering (NCME), Ground Floor
Friday 3pm to 5pm – Student Centre Chancellor's Mall

Online Bookable Zoom Appointments (20 minutes each):

Please email SLO@bolton.ac.uk to book an appointment.
Please include your student number and course in the email and briefly explain what you would like help with.