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Making your course better? Celebrating what works well? Campaigning on the little and big issues?
Represent, be Represented, and find out how students are leading your Students' Union and how you can get involved or get support
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bye-laws and strategy
The bye-laws and Articles of Association set out the rules on how we run as an organisation, and what different powers and responsibilities various student groups and representatives have.
campaigns
A campaign is an organised effort which seeks to influence the decision making progress within the university. Find out about our current campaigns here.
elections
These are opportunities for students to become representatives of their peers and take on a leadership role to continually improve the university and student experience. You can nominate yourself and say why you would be great in the role.
nus
The National Union of Students (NUS) is a national union that represents hundreds of different Students' Unions from universities and colleges across the country (including the University of Suffolk Students' Union).
representatives
Your elected Presidents represent the student body, but they don't do this alone. Course Reps represent courses, School Officers represent the schools, Campus Officers represent the campuses and Liberation Officers represent specific groups of people.
student council and agm
These are the main decision making meetings of the Students' Union where all course reps and student officers are members. They have the power to put forward, debate and discuss new ideas or campaigns.