See the full list of candidates here.

Why do we hold elections?

The Students’ Union is a democratic organisation run by students for students. Cross-campus elections are held every year in order for the members (students) to choose their representatives for the coming year.

The elected officers play a big part in ensuring that the Union operates in the way you want it to. The Union receives a significant subvention from the University every year (£830,000 for 2009/10) so it’s important that this money is spent properly and on services that you, the students, want and need.

Voting

15-18th March

The Count & Results

19th March

Comments

  1. Liam Murphy says:

    Dear Dominic

    The only requirements to become a candidate for a position are:
    - Be a full, voting member of the Union (If you have the Union logo on your Resource card, then you are a member)
    - Have no written disciplinary actions on your University record (either through a Union or University ruling)
    - Have not been dismissed from employment by the Students’ Union
    - If going for a Sabbatical position, you MUST be able to postpone your studies for that year, as the position is a full time job and studies should not be undertaken during this time

    Hope all this helps
    Liam

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