► What is the Rep System?
If you want to have your say you can use the Student Rep system.
Coventry University has two Student Rep systems in
place:
- The Course Rep system, which deals with issues affecting the academic side of the student experience.
- The Halls Rep system, which deals with issues affecting student halls residents.
Both systems are jointly supported by the Students' Union and the University. The role of Student Reps is to communicate their fellow students' opinions and needs to the University, in order to improve the student experience and encourage positive change.
If you want more information about Student Reps email Hazel Monger (pictured right), the Student Representation Co-ordinator, at aa2302@coventry.ac.uk
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COVENTRY UNIVERSITY
Statement on Student Representatives
1. The Student Course Representation system is a joint responsibility of the Students’ Union and the University. Student Course Representatives are recognised as the independent voice of students on all matters concerning their learning experience.
2. Coventry University recognises that Student representatives have the right to represent the interests of students within University regulations and procedures, without fear of recrimination or prejudice.
3. The University respects the rights of Student Representatives to relevant information, to freedom of expression, and values the contribution they make to the quality assurance, enhancing the learning experience and well being of the University and students.
4. Student representatives have a right to attend all committees and boards for which they have been nominated and selected; to attend as full members of these committees and boards, to vote, raise items for discussion and receive all the relevant documentation where the constitution so allows.
5. The University recognises that student representatives have a right to raise matters of concern with members of staff within the course or programme area or Faculty/School outside the formal committee structure of the University.
6. The Students’ Union shall support the roles of student representatives by providing information, briefing, training, personal support and facilitate communications.
7. Student representatives have a right to call on the advice, guidance and support of Students’ Union officers and staff.
8. Student representatives have a right to consult with other student representatives and other students as they consider appropriate, without disruption of normal University work.
9. Student representatives have a duty to attend committees and boards to which they are nominated and selected.
10. Student representatives are expected to represent the interests of all students who attend courses or programmes of study or School/Faculty for which they are representatives.
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