About
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Student Committee
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Kitty, President
Hiya!
I’m Kitty - soon to be a fourth year vet student who’s really excited to be taking over as president of ViC!
I’ve been secretary for the past two years and can’t wait to carry on working alongside the incredible people (and animals) that make ViC so special☺️.
Hiya!
I’m Kitty - soon to be a fourth year vet student who’s really excited to be taking over as president of ViC!
I’ve been secretary for the past two years and can’t wait to carry on working alongside the incredible people (and animals) that make ViC so special☺️.
Sophie, Vice President
Hey I’m Sophie and I’m a third year September student!
This will be my third year on ViC committee, and I’m really excited to be remaining as vice president!
ViC is my favourite part of my university experience, and seeing how valuable our help is to so many clients is the most rewarding experience. I’m looking forward to another year of fun, educational clinics as well as innovative fundraising ideas!
Hey I’m Sophie and I’m a third year September student!
This will be my third year on ViC committee, and I’m really excited to be remaining as vice president!
ViC is my favourite part of my university experience, and seeing how valuable our help is to so many clients is the most rewarding experience. I’m looking forward to another year of fun, educational clinics as well as innovative fundraising ideas!
Alice, Secretary
Hey everyone, my name’s Alice, I’m an April vet student going into 3rd Year.
I’m really excited to be ViC’s Secretary for this year and looking forward to being a point of contact for clients and getting more involved in weekly clinics.
In my free time I love baking and going horse riding!
Hey everyone, my name’s Alice, I’m an April vet student going into 3rd Year.
I’m really excited to be ViC’s Secretary for this year and looking forward to being a point of contact for clients and getting more involved in weekly clinics.
In my free time I love baking and going horse riding!
Sasha, Treasurer
Hey I’m Sasha and I’m so excited to be continuing my role as Treasurer!
I’ve seen first hand the invaluable support our clinic provides to our service users and can’t wait to be involved in this wonderful charity for another year!
Hey I’m Sasha and I’m so excited to be continuing my role as Treasurer!
I’ve seen first hand the invaluable support our clinic provides to our service users and can’t wait to be involved in this wonderful charity for another year!
Ben, Partner Services Liaison Officer
Hi, I’m Ben, I’m looking forward to staying on the committee, moving into the role of Partner Services.
In my role I will be building closer relationships with all of the referring organisations that ViC works with to provide the best and most accessible service we can to our clients.
Hi, I’m Ben, I’m looking forward to staying on the committee, moving into the role of Partner Services.
In my role I will be building closer relationships with all of the referring organisations that ViC works with to provide the best and most accessible service we can to our clients.
Katie, Clinic Coordinator
I love spending my spare time outside with my dog and horse and used to be a qualified veterinary Physiotherapist.
I love spending my spare time outside with my dog and horse and used to be a qualified veterinary Physiotherapist.
Lauren, Outreach Officer
Hi, I’m Lauren and I’m really looking forward to carrying on the role of outreach officer for VIC.
I love being part of such an important and rewarding charity. I can’t wait to get stuck in again continuing our monthly outreach walks, where we distribute VIC leaflets and hot drinks around Nottingham.
Outside of uni I enjoy spending time outdoors with my dogs, baking and meeting up with friends!
Hi, I’m Lauren and I’m really looking forward to carrying on the role of outreach officer for VIC.
I love being part of such an important and rewarding charity. I can’t wait to get stuck in again continuing our monthly outreach walks, where we distribute VIC leaflets and hot drinks around Nottingham.
Outside of uni I enjoy spending time outdoors with my dogs, baking and meeting up with friends!
Alex, September Stock Manager
Hi, I’m Alex, a third-year student staying on the committee.
I used to work as an aquarium curator and scuba diving instructor, so I’m more accustomed to very different animals than those we see at VIC!
I love seeing the impact we have on our clients’ and patients’ lives, and it motivates me through a week of lectures.
Hi, I’m Alex, a third-year student staying on the committee.
I used to work as an aquarium curator and scuba diving instructor, so I’m more accustomed to very different animals than those we see at VIC!
I love seeing the impact we have on our clients’ and patients’ lives, and it motivates me through a week of lectures.
Rhuaridh, April Stock Manager
Hi I’m Rhuaridh, I’m a 2nd year April and this years April stock keep.
I really enjoyed attending clinics last year and seeing the vital work that vic does for the community. I’m so excited to help to continue this work as part of the team and I look forward to seeing everyone at clinics.
Outside of uni I enjoy long walks with my collie Buck and fostering cats- 70 so far!
Hi I’m Rhuaridh, I’m a 2nd year April and this years April stock keep.
I really enjoyed attending clinics last year and seeing the vital work that vic does for the community. I’m so excited to help to continue this work as part of the team and I look forward to seeing everyone at clinics.
Outside of uni I enjoy long walks with my collie Buck and fostering cats- 70 so far!
Amy, April Fundraising Officer
Hi, I'm Amy and I'm a 3rd year April vet student.
This is my second year as April fundraiser for ViC, I'm excited to continue helping with clinics, organising fundraisers and working with such a lovely team.
In my free time I love being outside and spending time with friends. I ran the Robin Hood half marathon last year for ViC & have signed up to do it again!
Hi, I'm Amy and I'm a 3rd year April vet student.
This is my second year as April fundraiser for ViC, I'm excited to continue helping with clinics, organising fundraisers and working with such a lovely team.
In my free time I love being outside and spending time with friends. I ran the Robin Hood half marathon last year for ViC & have signed up to do it again!
Amy, September Co-Fundraising Officer
'Hi I'm Amy, I'm a second year September student.
I've loved going to clinics this year and I'm really excited to work along side Anna and every one else as part of the ViC committee. I'm looking forwards to putting on lots of fun fundraisers for every one this year and get lots of people involved!
Outside of uni I love being outdoors especially with my dog and horse. I can't wait to see lots of you this year at all our fundraisers!
'Hi I'm Amy, I'm a second year September student.
I've loved going to clinics this year and I'm really excited to work along side Anna and every one else as part of the ViC committee. I'm looking forwards to putting on lots of fun fundraisers for every one this year and get lots of people involved!
Outside of uni I love being outdoors especially with my dog and horse. I can't wait to see lots of you this year at all our fundraisers!
Anna, September Co-Fundraising Officer
Hi I’m Anna, a second year September vet and this years co-fundraising officer alongside Amy!
Having attended the clinics this year, I can’t wait to get more involved and raise money for this amazing charity!
When I’m not at uni, I love playing hockey and running, and am excited to take part in the Robin Hood half marathon this year for ViC.
Hi I’m Anna, a second year September vet and this years co-fundraising officer alongside Amy!
Having attended the clinics this year, I can’t wait to get more involved and raise money for this amazing charity!
When I’m not at uni, I love playing hockey and running, and am excited to take part in the Robin Hood half marathon this year for ViC.
Fiona, Donations Officer
Hey, I’m Fi, a September second year and joining the committee in the new role of Donations Officer.
I’m really excited to get more involved in the running of clinics and look forward to optimising our use of donations to benefit more clients!
Hey, I’m Fi, a September second year and joining the committee in the new role of Donations Officer.
I’m really excited to get more involved in the running of clinics and look forward to optimising our use of donations to benefit more clients!
Elizabeth, Grant Funding Coordinator
Hi I’m Beth, I’m a September second year and I’m going to be taking on the role of grant funding coordinator!
I’m excited to be getting involved with ViC and working with everyone too!
Hi I’m Beth, I’m a September second year and I’m going to be taking on the role of grant funding coordinator!
I’m excited to be getting involved with ViC and working with everyone too!
Lucy, Publicity Officer
Hi I’m Lucy, I’m a current teaching intern about to go into the fourth year of the vet degree this September, and I’m looking forward to another year as ViC’s publicity officer!
I really enjoy being part of ViC and seeing the positive impact clinics have on our clients and patients. I can’t wait for what lies ahead this year!
Hi I’m Lucy, I’m a current teaching intern about to go into the fourth year of the vet degree this September, and I’m looking forward to another year as ViC’s publicity officer!
I really enjoy being part of ViC and seeing the positive impact clinics have on our clients and patients. I can’t wait for what lies ahead this year!
Olivia, Auxiliary Member
I have been on committee for over 3 years and have just stepped down from being President of this amazing charity to focus on finishing vet school. I’m so happy I get to continue helping at clinics so I can see my favourite patients who are very close to my heart! |
Eve, Auxiliary Member
Hi I'm Eve! I was the previous clinic coordinator and now staying on as an auxiliary member as I go into 5th year.
I'm looking forward to helping the other committee members with any jobs and seeing all our regular pets and clients at clinic whenever I get the time in-between rotations.
Hi I'm Eve! I was the previous clinic coordinator and now staying on as an auxiliary member as I go into 5th year.
I'm looking forward to helping the other committee members with any jobs and seeing all our regular pets and clients at clinic whenever I get the time in-between rotations.
Hannah, Auxiliary Member
Hi! I'm Hannah, a third year student and I am remaining on committee this year as an auxiliary member. I look forward to another year of helping the Nottingham community and their pets at clinics and assisting the other committee members wherever needed.
I also look forward to doing lots more baking for this year's fundraisers!
Hi! I'm Hannah, a third year student and I am remaining on committee this year as an auxiliary member. I look forward to another year of helping the Nottingham community and their pets at clinics and assisting the other committee members wherever needed.
I also look forward to doing lots more baking for this year's fundraisers!
Daisy, Auxiliary Member
Hi I’m Daisy, I’m a third year April student and an auxiliary member for ViC.
I am looking forward to being involved in clinics and working with the team.
Outside of uni I have three cats and love going to the beach!
Hi I’m Daisy, I’m a third year April student and an auxiliary member for ViC.
I am looking forward to being involved in clinics and working with the team.
Outside of uni I have three cats and love going to the beach!
Macie, Auxiliary Member
Hi, I’m Macie. I joined ViC because I’m passionate about supporting people from all walks of life who dedicate their love and care to their pets.
Seeing the bond they share and being able to help both animals and their owners is deeply rewarding and inspires me to become the best vet I can be!
Hi, I’m Macie. I joined ViC because I’m passionate about supporting people from all walks of life who dedicate their love and care to their pets.
Seeing the bond they share and being able to help both animals and their owners is deeply rewarding and inspires me to become the best vet I can be!
Qualified Staff
Kerry Williams
I joined the university in January 2019, having worked in small animal practice for 18 years. I particularly enjoy surgery, and charity medicine.
I am passionate about providing accessible, high quality veterinary care, and teaching students real life clinical skills - Vets in the Community combines these two things perfectly. I do seem to have habit of bringing rain to the clinics!
Outside of work I will usually be found cycling, gardening, or baking. I have a rescue dog & cat, and a guinea pig.
I joined the university in January 2019, having worked in small animal practice for 18 years. I particularly enjoy surgery, and charity medicine.
I am passionate about providing accessible, high quality veterinary care, and teaching students real life clinical skills - Vets in the Community combines these two things perfectly. I do seem to have habit of bringing rain to the clinics!
Outside of work I will usually be found cycling, gardening, or baking. I have a rescue dog & cat, and a guinea pig.
Phil Hammond
My name is Phil Hammond and I qualified as Registered Veterinary Nurse in 2004, I worked in private practice covering 1st opinion and referral work and some Out of hour's emergency work. I had a short stint work as a transport officer for the ambulance service with a view to do paramedic training but eventually came back to the animals.
In 2010 I took up a position as a technician at the University of Nottingham vet school where I realised I had a passion for teaching and have since worked up to a position of teaching associate in clinical skills.
I wanted to still be part of some clinical work and Vet in the community allows me to do that whilst passing on my wisdom to the new students.
My name is Phil Hammond and I qualified as Registered Veterinary Nurse in 2004, I worked in private practice covering 1st opinion and referral work and some Out of hour's emergency work. I had a short stint work as a transport officer for the ambulance service with a view to do paramedic training but eventually came back to the animals.
In 2010 I took up a position as a technician at the University of Nottingham vet school where I realised I had a passion for teaching and have since worked up to a position of teaching associate in clinical skills.
I wanted to still be part of some clinical work and Vet in the community allows me to do that whilst passing on my wisdom to the new students.
Lisa Morrow
I graduated from the Ontario Veterinary College at the University of Guelph in Canada. I worked in mixed practice in the UK which included looking after the animals at 2 local rescue shelters. I also worked for Cats Protection for many years as Head of Veterinary Services and as a Field Veterinary Officer.
In 2018, I joined the team at Nottingham Vet School. I teach across all years of the course and help out with Vets in the Community as often as I can!!
Outside of work, I make lots of brownies and travel as much as I can. I am also Treasurer of the Shelter & Charity Veterinary Association.
I graduated from the Ontario Veterinary College at the University of Guelph in Canada. I worked in mixed practice in the UK which included looking after the animals at 2 local rescue shelters. I also worked for Cats Protection for many years as Head of Veterinary Services and as a Field Veterinary Officer.
In 2018, I joined the team at Nottingham Vet School. I teach across all years of the course and help out with Vets in the Community as often as I can!!
Outside of work, I make lots of brownies and travel as much as I can. I am also Treasurer of the Shelter & Charity Veterinary Association.
Andrea Jones
Hello, I’m Andrea, I am a teaching associate at the vet school. My background is general practice.
I also have a research interest in education. Helping at Vets in the Community is a favourite part of my job. It is great to assist the students in providing a needed service and to meet the patients and clients.
Hello, I’m Andrea, I am a teaching associate at the vet school. My background is general practice.
I also have a research interest in education. Helping at Vets in the Community is a favourite part of my job. It is great to assist the students in providing a needed service and to meet the patients and clients.
Beth Lee
I’m Beth & I qualified as a Registered Veterinary Nurse in 2019. I worked in a few, busy first opinion practices before joining Nottingham Vet School in 2023 and started at ViC a month into my career here!
I predominantly teach on campus with the odd day in clinics with our final years here and there. I enjoy all elements of my role, but in particular, my interests are feline nursing, rabbits/guinea pigs and preventative medicine.
I love coming along to ViC, supporting our students and meeting our wonderful clients and their pets.
I’m Beth & I qualified as a Registered Veterinary Nurse in 2019. I worked in a few, busy first opinion practices before joining Nottingham Vet School in 2023 and started at ViC a month into my career here!
I predominantly teach on campus with the odd day in clinics with our final years here and there. I enjoy all elements of my role, but in particular, my interests are feline nursing, rabbits/guinea pigs and preventative medicine.
I love coming along to ViC, supporting our students and meeting our wonderful clients and their pets.
Chris Hawke
Hi my name is Chris. I was reminded recently I am the longest-serving person on the ViC team, and was involved in setting up ViC over a decade ago. My full time job is literally being on the streets assisting those in need – in my full-time job we deal with ViC clients and potential clients on a daily basis.
Working closely with the Vets, the student Committee especially the President and the student Outreach Officer I have the privilege of supporting with Outreach – in person on the streets.
I believe Outreach is a crucial part of ViC. I have confidence that students who partake in Outreach learn more, they develop a better understanding of the very harsh and cruel realities of life on the streets and why the work of everyone involved with ViC is so important in making a positive difference to those in need.
Hi my name is Chris. I was reminded recently I am the longest-serving person on the ViC team, and was involved in setting up ViC over a decade ago. My full time job is literally being on the streets assisting those in need – in my full-time job we deal with ViC clients and potential clients on a daily basis.
Working closely with the Vets, the student Committee especially the President and the student Outreach Officer I have the privilege of supporting with Outreach – in person on the streets.
I believe Outreach is a crucial part of ViC. I have confidence that students who partake in Outreach learn more, they develop a better understanding of the very harsh and cruel realities of life on the streets and why the work of everyone involved with ViC is so important in making a positive difference to those in need.
