GSU are also adding to their portraits series. In 2019, we took some portraits of Greenwich students in leadership positions both inside and outside our community, a co-author of a best-selling book, CEO of a company that supports those with Dyslexia to unlock their full potential, and university staff members who are Professors and Doctors and have been recognised for going above and beyond for students at Greenwich through our Student Led Teaching Awards.
- See the GSU events taking place in Black History Month
Black mental health
The GSU Advice Team believes you deserve to succeed and to feel proud to be black while doing so.
As young Black people engage more fully with social institutions, structural racism can be seen to increasingly impact their mental health. We know black students face their own unique set of challenges while at university. We offer free and confidential advice for all students on a variety of academic and non-academic issues.
Take a look at the portraits
The portraits include Professor Tracey Reynolds, alumni Elizabeth Takyi, Mayo Femi-Obalemo, Dr Louise Owusu-Kwarteng, Darnell White-Russell, alumni Byron Cole, Zoe Campbell and Dr Kenisha Linton.
Who will join them this month?
