Ed Board
What are Student Reps?
Every school and faculty has one or more student representatives to ensure the student voice is heard.
Their role is to liaise with their school or faculty, ensuring students are adequately supported, and keep up-to-date on developments within their School or Faculty.
They attend School/Faculty Boards, speak on the views of students, and report back to the Education Board and Education Vice-President about what is happening in their school or faculty . Reps are encouraged to blog and write about their experiences in The Rebellion and Metior.
They can help students find assistance, or take on problems in their School or Faculty .
How do I become a student representative in 2009?
Download and fill in the Nomination Form and send it to Emma Kingdon by email ( This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it )by 5th December 2009.
As a student representative you get to;
* Convey the needs of students to senior university staff to ensure Murdoch meets its obligations to students
* Vote on important decisions affecting the educational standards of your school/faculty
* Develop professional and personal skills
* Meet hundreds of fantastic people
* Organise educational campaigns on issues such as protection of study weeks or teaching quality
As a student representative you will experience challenges that many other students will rarely face. You have the opportunity to develop and demonstrate a number of key skills that will help your academic life at university and increase your employability after you graduate. Your contribution is noted on your Developmental Transcript, which you receive with your Academic Transcripts upon Graduation.
Who are my student representatives?
To contact any of your school representatives or fill a vacancy please contact Emma Kingdon, the Guild's Education Vice President on This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it or 9360 6289