Working with Students: Our Student Advisory Committee
At Student Minds working with, and listening to, students is a key pillar of our work. It is your lived experiences that shape our mission and help us to understand the opportunities and challenges for our higher education communities.
The Student Advisory Committee (SAC) is a part of our organisational structure and supports us with all aspects of our work. Currently made up of 20 students, recent graduates, and sabbatical officers, the group meets quarterly to discuss a range of issues. Read more about their amazing insights, expertise and experience in the reflections below.
The Student Advisory Committee (SAC) is a part of our organisational structure and supports us with all aspects of our work. Currently made up of 20 students, recent graduates, and sabbatical officers, the group meets quarterly to discuss a range of issues. Read more about their amazing insights, expertise and experience in the reflections below.
2023 meeting reflections
July 2023The SAC met for the third time in July to discuss the upcoming General Election, the University and College Union (UCU) marking and assessments boycott, and our University Mental Health Charter. Our Student Voice Intern, Dan, runs you through the meeting and gives his reflections on the discussions. |
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