1. 2016 – 2017 Student Representation Introduction Training

2. Student Leadership Award
All Reps qualify for employability award for Student Representatives
Only awarded to students engaged with role
Designed to present volunteer experience to future employers
Objective to develop and reward volunteering team
Award winners invited to Student Leaders Ceremony in May 2017

3. Academic Affairs Officer
Student Voice – Three Student Roles
Student
Representative
Faculty
Representative
Academic Affairs Officer
Represent Students within Programme of study (min 1 student per programme)
Attend Student/Staff Liaison Committees (min 1 per semester)
Engage with Students’ Union and University on campaigns to improve the student experience
Team of five elected students (3 UG, 1PGT and 1PGR)
Providing representation of the student voice at Faculty and University level meetings, such as:
Faculty Board
Faculty Learning and Teaching Committee
Faculty Research and Knowledge transfer
Students’ Union Council
University Senate
Elected by student body as a full-time academic representative of students.
Leads academic student led campaigns which the student body have voted for.
Key academic representative of the student voice to the University.
Election for Student Reps open – 26th Sep – 14th Oct

4. Representation Covers
Assessment and Feedback
Students’ Union Experience
University Experience
Learning and Teaching

5. What our Leaders have achieved
PGR Lounge
24/7 Library
University Policy

6. Key Dates
Students should approach lead staff member on programme to nominate themselves during this period
Student Representative elections are to begin from Week 2 (26th September) and will need to be completed by the end of week 4  (14tht October)
Training for representatives will take place from 19th October with sessions ongoing to the 10th November
November – Representative meetings begin
Queries
Daniel Batchelor
Student Representation Coordinator
Telephone: