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Winning for You
Every day, elected students across the Union are making positive changes to Your Surrey Life. Here are just a few examples. 🎉
Course Rep Win 👍
Gathering feedback
Identified and escalated a significant academic concern affecting students from Business Economic regarding the compulsory optional politics module introduce in the second semester of the final year.
Course Rep Win 👍
Connecting with students
Nat has worked incredibly hard, being regular and consistent in contacting the students, offering to share their thoughts and have a voice. She has updated us EVERY WEEK on what deadlines, experience opportunities and labs we have. Utterly amazing and I know she puts a lot of time into each message. Very thankful for her!
Course Rep Win 👍
Streamlining the process for picking optional modules
I brought up to our module leader that accredited modules did not inform students which professional body they referred to or how they contributed to the professional exams we would take after graduation. After discussing this with the Accreditation expert, our module leader agreed to share links to the professional bodies' information pages and create a simplified Excel spreadsheet presenting the details in a different format, allowing students to analyse their optional module choices more effectively.