Newly elected School Presidents met for the first time this afternoon. 19 School Presidents along with 1 Student Assoc President, 1 Director of Representation, I SRC Education Officer, 2 Deans, I Vice Principal , as well as The Master and The Rector meant that there was a lot of firepower in Venue 2 of the Union to discuss key issues of the student academic experience including the need for early feedback ( Prof Pat Wilmer the VP (Teaching) promised 'a blitz' this semester to secure improved practice) ; the role of student opinion in assessing teaching staff; the prospect of changing the academic calendar (with potentially sub honours exams at the end of semester 1.) I thought the meeting was engaged and purposeful and and a step forward from the class reps forums which attracted over 100 reps but made it difficult to progress a strategic agenda.
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Having school presidents is a systematic way in which leaders in the school receive ideas from fellow students and make decisions, often for the purpose of improving the school systems. Often they are elected by peers. Normally, the position is held for one school year, and normally only the highest grade of students is eligible to run. Thanks for sharing. 21/09/2012 7:56am
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In the United States, student union many times only refers to a physical building owned by the university with the purpose to provide services for students without a governing body also referred to as a student activity center. Outside the United States this refers to a representative body. Thanks. 28/03/2013 11:57am
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