School of Law Representative

About the role:

Do you want to make a difference to the student experience in your school? Become a School Representative! The School of Law Representative collects feedback from students in the school and represent students’ interests. You’ll be able to work on various aspects of the student experience, including feedback, assessments, teaching, employability, and student support. You’ll also be responsible for chairing the School Forum for course representatives, and you’ll work with the Vice President Humanities and Social Sciences to address issues that are affecting HSS students.

Responsibilities:

• Engage with and lobby Queen Mary University of London and other relevant organisations to achieve improvements for the students they represent
• Support the VP Humanities and Social Science to promote Course Rep elections, training and ongoing support of Course Reps
• Seek feedback from Course Reps in order accurately to represent students’ interests within the School of Law
• Attend relevant meetings within the Students’ Union and the university (see list of compulsory meetings below)
• Where appropriate, support the Executive Committee in their duties and responsibilities and seek support from them with respect to their own duties and responsibilities
• Chair the School of Law Forum attended by Course Reps prior to SSLC meetings and Student Council
• Liaise with members of student groups relevant to your role
• Establish and maintain working relationships with relevant staff in the School of Law
• Provide regular updates on your work to the students you represent

Meetings that I attend:

• Student Council (2 hour meeting, four times a year)
• Humanities and Social Sciences Board (2 hour meeting, five times a year)
• School of Law Forums (1–2-hour meeting, 3 times a year). You will also be expected to chair this forum
• School specific meetings as agreed