Here you can find useful resources that should help answer any rep-related questions you have.
Thank you for dedicating your time to being a Rep. Whenever you carry out rep duties, such as attending committees, collecting feedback, and completing training. You can record this time spent as volunteering hours. At the end of your role, you can download a transcript of all the hours to use for your CV.
Don’t forget to complete your feedback forms ahead of your SSLCs and send the completed form to the administrator who invited you.
To gather feedback from your cohort and report it back to staff, for the improvement of your course and university experience.
No, it is a voluntary role.
You will be in your role for the entire academic year.
There are many ways to gather feedback, please refer to the training slides to help remind you.
Your SSLCs will happen once per trimester and will be organised by your department’s admin team, the invitations will be sent to your student email.
Yes, if you feel you can no longer be a Rep, please contact your academic representation co-ordinator.
Opportunities such as education committees, disciplinary panels, and surveys will be sent to your student email. To get more involved with the SU, like joining a society or starting a student-led project, please explore our website to find out more!
Yes, if you have completed your training, you can claim a Course Rep lanyard or hoodie from the SU front desk. (Limited stock available, so we can’t guarantee availability).
If you have any questions or need clarification on any resources please contact your Academic Representation Coordinator with the button below.
Community, Outreach and Representation Coordinator