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Hallam Union is looking for enthusiastic students who are interested in running in the Hallam Union Elections. Every position available means you get to make positive change for students, and will look great on your CV! Click into the links below to find out about all the positions available, and nominate yourself.
Full Time Officers
Part Time Reps
Student Trustees
Assembly and Union Council
Key Dates
Nominations: Monday 16th January – Monday 13th February
Find out more sessions: click here for all dates
Campaigning starts: Wednesday 29th February
Officer Question Time: Thursday 1st March
Voting: Friday 2nd March – Thursday 8th March
Results Night: Friday 9th March, 7.30pm, Bar Phoenix
Follow @HallamElections on Twitter for live updates as the elections unfold.
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Here are a few tips to think about when writing your Manifesto:
- Find out what students want
- Keep it simple
- Think about what is achievable
- Why should students vote for you?
- What makes you different to other candidates
- What are the outcomes you want from your year in office
- Find a digital photo you like!
Click here to open a sample nominations form which will give you an idea of the questions you will have to answer, and information you will need at hand.
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Do you want to find out what being a full-time student officer is all about?
Why not sign up to follow an officer?
If you’re interested contact hallamelections@shu.ac.uk for more information.
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The votes have been counted and the results of the Hallam Union Elections are in! The candidates you have elected into position are as follows….
Societies Rep : Kat Palmer
Assembly Reps: Joel Brasher- Jones & Robert Toseland
Student Trustees: Kirsty Garner & Umang Agarwal
BME Students’ Rep: Akin Lisk-Carew
NUS Annual Conference Delegates: Joel Brasher-Jones, Carl Hawkes, Jessica Goldstone, Scott Storey, Stephen Dering, Heena Dhanani & Gaurav S. Jariwala
Student Representatives are here to make the Union a better place for everyone. It’s their job to find out what students want out of the Union and then help make those changes!
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Hi, I’m Helen Bodsworth, your Democracy and Communications Officer.
Hallam Union is a democratic organisation and this section of the website will help you understand exactly what that means.
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