The University Health Service doctor, Dr Tom Dymock, is retiring at the end of August 2016 after 28 years of service.

As well as offering clinical consultations to students and staff, he has worked tirelessly behind the scenes as Medical Adviser to the University, acting as an important liaison in medical and related policy issues.

As a mark of appreciation and thanks for such lengthy and loyal service, a collection has been organised. If you wish to contribute, please contact Norma Smith.

The Health Service is located in the Support Hub, OTI Building.

From 24-26 May, the University will play host to 27 agent partners from 14 target countries for the International Agent Conference.

Whilst in Dundee the visitors will have a chance to meet with staff, view our world-class facilities, and experience life in Dundee.

For more information please contact Sean O’Rourke in the International Office.

The minutes from the most recent Principal's Question Time on 25 April are now available online. The dates for the 2016-17 Principal's Question Time will be published in due course.

The car park at the front of the Crawford Building will be closed all day on Friday 20 May due to the Art, Design and Architecture Degree Show opening that evening. Alternative parking can be found at Heathfield multi-storey cark park.

Third year Dental students have set up a work experience programme for aspiring young dentists - Dundee Dental Insight will let high school pupils experience a typical day in the life of a dental student at the University. The programme is entirely student-led and will run for the first time from 6-8 June and, already, the 30 places available have been filled by Scottish S5 pupils. Read the full story.

Earlier this year, final year Psychology students attended the BPS Scottish Branch Undergraduate Conference, with staff accompanying them for moral support - and the group took home four out of the ten awards! Read the full story.

Read all of the University news on the website at www.dundee.ac.uk/news.

To celebrate International Nurses Day on Thursday 12 May, the School of Nursing and Health Sciences is hosting events across the Dundee and Kirkcaldy campuses. Find out more.

Share your day with us on social media with the hashtag #Iamanurse and tagging @OneDundee on Twitter.

The D'Arcy Thompson Zoology Museum is taking part in this year’s Festival of Museums at the weekend.

‘The Hunt Is On’ takes place from 2-4.30pm on Saturday, with visitors being asked to take part in a hunt for fossils - along the way they will learn more about dinosaurs and other forms of prehistoric life. Admission is free, no booking required.

On Sunday, there will be a series of family workshops called ‘Getting Crafty with Fossils and Ferns’. Participants will take inspiration from the collections on display to design their own jute bag using paints, badges, stencils and stamps. Book your free tickets.

For more information call 01382 384310 or email museum@dundee.ac.uk.

Festival of Museums is an annual three-day treat of events in museums and galleries throughout Scotland.

Want to learn Chinese calligraphy? Join calligraphy teacher Ms Xi Fang on Monday 16 May for a one hour course at the Dalhousie Building. All materials will be provided. Find out more.

Don't forget there are courses available for those who want to learn Chinese, at any level. Contact Fiona Woodward for more information.

Bright Club Dundee is a public engagement event unlike any other - staff and students take to the stage to perform short stand-up comedy routines about their work at the University.

Fancy a go? The next Bright Club Comedy OPD training course takes place on Monday. Once completed, you're given a unique opportunity to perform live at Bright Club Dundee, and around Scotland. Find out more.

Have you got your tickets to the summer party and barbeque? The party starts at 4.30pm and goes on until the wee hours, with tickets just £5 (includes £1 off a gourmet burger). Be sure to put the date in your diary now! Tickets can be bought at The Enquiry Centre - ask for Andrea Gibb.

These are just a few of the events across campus - keep up to date with all of them on the website www.dundee.ac.uk/events and stay tuned to the weekly What's On email on Fridays.

The University's Athena SWAN steering group wishes to obtain information on how students and staff in all subjects and of all genders view aspects of the working and studying environment and practices at the University. Please take a few minutes to complete the annual survey.

The survey will be open until 5pm on 31 May 2016. For more information contact Dr Jane Illes.

Textile Design lecturers Jane Keith and Sara Robertson are currently training to run the Edinburgh half marathon on 29 May as a way to raise funds for their 2016 graduating students. They need to raise £400 to help support the students with their own fundraising to attend New Designers in London. Help Jane and Sara (and the students) by donating - please show your support.

On Friday 20 May we need you to wear your most funky footwear!

Pop in to the Chaplaincy (10am-4pm) to show off your fabulous shoes and crazy socks - they'll take a photo and post it to their Facebook page. All the Chaplaincy asks is for donations to help babies, children and young people with life-shortening conditions, and their families, facing a difficult journey ahead.

As well as sharing the University's funky footwear on Facebook, they'll send the photos and funds raised to CHAS. Find out more via the Facebook event.

If you can't make it but would like to donate, text CHWK16 £1 to 70070 (or any amount of your choice) and feel free to post your picture to the Facebook page directly.

Business student, Ieva Zilionyte, is running the Scottish half marathon in September to raise funds for Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome (EDS), a genetic disorder in which the structure of connective tissue is abnormally fragile. Ieve's friend was diagnosed with EDS and is unable to complete her degree, so Ieva is training now and throughout the summer in a bid to run the half marathon and raise funds to help EDS UK, the charity that funds research into finding a cure. Find out more and show your support.