University Of Warwick Students Union

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21:00 - The Copper Rooms [FREE EVENT]

*Please note that The Copper Rooms event is free and people will be let in on a first come first served basis. We advise coming early to avoid disappointment.

 

Winner of the Plaque Competition

 

"I should be chosen because although I'm only in my first year, I'm definitely going to be involved during the years I spend here. I'm a Union Councillor, part of the team for One World Week, helping to organise Tedx, publicising FOPAL events (including writing about one in a national newspaper (in which I have a regular monthly column)) and I play football with the French department in the KPMG Wednesday League. I also attend events of many other societies, such as MUN and Warwick Entrepreneurs. I'm also President of the Liberty Park Halls society.
As you can see, although I am only in my first year, I want to be involved and I am involved. By the end of my degree, I'm hoping that Warwick will be a part of me, and I'll be a part of Warwick, and having this will spur me along my cause!"

                                                                                                                              

        -Siraj Datoo

 

Here now…

  • Curiositea – a celebration of all that’s wonderful about hot chocolates, teas, coffees and sweet treats - as of Monday 18th Jan
  • The Terrace Bar – a stylish, cool, contemporary new socialising space
  • The all-new Bread Oven – bigger and better than ever, with friendly, familiar faces in a fantastic new environment
  • King Edward’s – a funky spin on the fluffiest baked potatoes
  • And more – much much more

Students' Union AGM 2007 – Agenda/Information

This years Annual General Meeting for the University of Warwick Students’ Union student body is this Thursday (1st February) at 6:30pm in R0.21 (The Ramphal Building) – bring your ID card or you can not vote.

Get your chance to question Vice-Chancellor Nigel Thrift and here what he has to say about the University.

Vote to approve this years’ election group.

Get your chance to question any of the officer.

The following motions will be up for debate:
  • Residential Internet Provision – About £5 of the weekly rent on rooms on-campus is for ResNet and students deserve an internet provider which reflects this high cost. This policy mandates to lobby the IT Services to improve it’s service and to improve the connection speed to reflect the cost.
  • 24-Hour Library Access – This one is simple: to lobby the University to introduce 24-hour library access.
  • Summer Library Disruption – The library is to undergo extensive redevelopment this summer and this is bound to be disruptive, especially during exam period. This policy madates that all students should have full access to the library at all times of the year, including vacations.
  • Postgraduate Merit Classification – This policy lobbies the University and the NUS to introduce a merit system for taught postgraduate students as the current system of Distinction/Pass/Fail does not accurately represent the academic successs of a student.
  • Better Bursaries – This one is of great importance: it aims to ensure that all students are sufficiently supported financially throughout their education.

If you have an opinion on any of these policies it is for your benefit for you to come to the AGM this Thursday and have your say!

For all the details of this event, visit:
http://www.sunion.warwick.ac.uk/council/AGM-UGM/06-07/

Start the debate now, and be more informed for the meeting by discussing the motions on this, The Official Students’ Union Council, blog !!!

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