MSci Year 4 By Rep Election

MSci Year 4 By Election

Welcome to your RVCSU Course Representative Elections! Vote for who you want to represent your cohort! If you have any queries or are having trouble voting, then please email surepcomms@rvc.ac.uk

1 post is up for election.

Nominations are now closed.

The polls open at 08:00 on Friday 22 November 2024 (in 25 hours)

BVSc Year 3 By Rep Election

BVsc Year 3 By Election

Welcome to your RVCSU Course Representative Elections! Vote for who you want to represent your cohort! If you have any queries or are having trouble voting, then please email surepcomms@rvc.ac.uk

1 post is up for election.

Nominations are now closed.

The polls open at 08:00 on Friday 22 November 2024 (in 25 hours)

GET INVOLVED! YOUR STUDENT VOICE MATTERS 

How We Represent You! 

At the RVCSU, student representation is IMPORTANT! We work hard to make sure everyone’s voice is heard and to proactively improve the student experience. Our RVCSU Officers and Course Reps act as the bridge between students and the college. They inform staff of student issues and ensure that any actions taken by the college are communicated back to you. Course Reps are also involved in key decisions affecting students. 

Who Are RVCSU Course Reps? 

Any student can become an RVCSU Course Rep! Elected by their peers after nominating themselves, Course Reps represent their year group.  

We have up to 2 Course Reps per year group across all courses (smaller courses may be combined). If you enjoy meeting new people and pizza, this role is for you! 

What Do Course Reps Do? 

  • Gather Student Feedback: They collect opinions and concerns from their year group (via polls, emails, etc.) and discuss them with course staff. 

  • Attend Committees: Course Reps may attend important college meetings to share student perspectives on welfare, facilities, and more. 

  • Communicate Updates: They inform their peers about what actions the college is taking to resolve issues. 

  • Work with the VP of Representation: Course Reps work closely with the VP for Representation and Communication, ensuring student concerns are heard by the Students’ Union. 

How Can You Become a Course Rep? 

Passionate about making a difference? Course Rep nominations open early in Term 1. If you're interested, email surepcomms@rvc.ac.uk to get more information, including the Course Rep agreement. 

  • Leadership Training: All Course Reps receive induction and leadership training. 

  • Perks: Financial remuneration for attending meetings, support, and of course... pizza and more!