At Teesside University Students’ Union, we have two types of Reps, Course Representatives and School Representatives. A Course Rep is a student on your course elected by their peers to make changes on behalf of students. They listen to your positive comments and concerns, gather your feedback relating to your academic experience, and represent your views in important discussions with academic staff.

School Reps are teams of students who gather school-wide feedback, they work with senior staff in the school regularly. Your school reps can also present your feedback to senior staff members at the university. School Representatives conduct regular drop-in sessions and engagement stalls on campus and online. You can reach out to your School Reps via email with your feedback or arrange a meeting at a time that works best for you.

Your School and Course Representatives are here to ensure your voices are heard. They represent your views and aim to improve your student experience here at Teesside. If you have any questions about your reps, please email representation@tees-su.org.uk.

 

What to expect from reps this semester:

  • Training sessions begin for elected Course and School Reps.
  • Various drop-in sessions with your School Reps across campus and online. 
  • School Reps to voice your feedback to senior staff in the university at SESC meetings. 
  • Course Reps to meet with course staff at represent you at Your Course, Your Voice meetings throughout November.

We hope you have a great semester. We look forward to hearing from you soon.

 

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If you are having an issue with your course then you can contact your reps at any time, or if you have any queries regarding student representation or you would like more information about becoming a rep yourself then you can contact the SU representation team in SUSS.

 

Note: Not all reps are pictured, please contact us on Facebook or the emails above for more info.