The Students' Union is a student-led organisation where our members have the opportunity to influence the decisions our organisation makes. An important element of this input comes from our executive who are elected each year. Any student can stand in the elections and vote. This year the executive is made up of four paid Full-Time Officers and 19 voluntary Student Experience Officers.
If you are interested in finding out more information on how you can become a student experience officer please email SU President (lbrown15@glos.ac.uk). Our next elections will be in January 2021.
"As a postgrad, I believe strongly in the power of community and collaboration. During my time with SU I will build a community of practice you can be proud of!"
"This year I will focus on building a network and safe space for students to discuss issues and share ideas to enhance their university experience and quality of education. I aim to create more communication channels and platforms for our students to utilise student services available to them. And I will continue to work with the University and Students' Union to celebrate auspicious occasions and events important to our community."
Not Yet Filled (Elections in January)
Katy Homewood (She/Her)
"Having done by Bachelors in Sports Journalism at UOG, I decided to come back for another year to undertake a masters in Sports Communications and Digital Media. I really hope that I can make a difference in this role and help us to all understand our mental health better whilst ensuring that anyone with a disability gets their voice heard."
"I’m Grace and this year as your Ethical and Environmental Experience Officer, I would love to help people implement more sustainable lifestyle habits into their routines!"
Chloe Southworth
Ewan Leadbeater
"My aims for this year are to promote the sporting excellence that we have on show at the University, to work closely with George to continue the work on promoting the importance of mental health issues and finally ensuring that in this challenging year all students feel as if they are getting there maximum out of there involvement."
Anna Davies
"As a member of Francis Close Hall Campus, I think it's really important to have a way of sharing your opinions and improvements. Together let's make it an even more excellent learning environment!"
Tamara Smith
"My aims for this year is to gather any feedback from students on Park Campus and do what I can to resolve those issues or find a solution that suits best. Another aim of mine is to have an open-door policy allowing students to express how they feel about the campus and the changes they want to be made. Furthermore, my last aim is to have more inclusivity on campus within all the different subjects and more collaboration."