Emily Roderick did her DPS year in 2021, here she talks with another DPS graduate Georgina Rowlands (and now DPS Tutor, for 2nd years), about her experience of doing a DPS year in 2018-19.
Meet Theo Tennent
Meet Theo Tennent DPS graduate & fine art CMS student as he talks about his year on the program. Theo was a student on the DSP programme 2015-16. He set up a new cinema project and cafe, with festival and events, in Wales. He ended up the temporary boss of an organisation employing a small team. Closed captions are available for this video.
Meet Martha Armitage
Martha gives a summary of her DPS year (2018-19) from a symposium, ‘The Arrival of the DPS Returners’, which took place December 2019 at CSM. Closed captions are available with this video.
Meet Ciara Brown
Ciara gives a summary of her DPS year (2018-19) from a symposium, ‘The Arrival of the DPS Returners’, which took place December 2019 at CSM. Closed captions are available with this video.
Meet Anna Marsh
Anna gives a summary of her DPS year (2018-19) from a symposium, ‘The Arrival of the DPS Returners’, which took place December 2019 at CSM. Closed captions are available with this video.
Meet Lolita Lovely
Lolita did her DPS year in 2020-21, working mostly in the north of England. Here she shares her experience and advice.
How to create a new post on the DPS blog
Creating a new post on the DPS blog is very simple! If you have ever used the WordPress platform before, you will find the process very familiar.
To begin, select new post from the drop-down menu at the top of the screen.
You can then begin creating your post. The blog will prompt you to add a title and start entering in content (where it says ‘Type / to choose a block’) – blocks can be comprised of either text or imagery. You can even embed content such as YouTube videos.
When creating your post, you can also assign it to a category via the panel on the right of the screen – please ensure that you select the ‘News – I am here!’ category only!
Once you have finished creating your post, press Publish.
Your post will be submitted to the course administrators for approval – after which it will appear live on the blog!