The primary contact with the University, the President represents the Union and its members on a variety of Committees.  The President raises awareness and runs campaigns on priority student issues and is also the lead Officer on governance as Chair of the Board of Trustees.

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Contact: Leo Boe, President (president@warwicksu.com)

The Education Officer concentrates on improving the reason that we are all here: our academic experience. Coordinating the Student-Staff Liaison Committee (SSLC) system they make sure that students have a say in how their course is run on a grassroots level. As well as this they also sit on a number of University committees and working groups to give the institution the student viewpoint on any decisions being made or projects being taken forward. The Education Offcier takes the lead on academic campaigns - from fees and funding to feedback on exams.

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Current post-holder: Sean Ruston (education@warwicksu.com)

The Democracy and Development Officer is responsible for ensuring that all the democratic structures in the Union operate appropriately and are relevant to our members. They oversee the election and referenda periods and are heavily involved with all of the preparation, execution and resolution of Union Council, the Executive Committee and Union General Meetings. They are also the lead Officer for student feedback in the Union, ensuring Warwick SU stays relevant to its members.  The Democracy and Development Officer reports to the appropriate Union and University bodies on financial matters.

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Chris Luck, Democracy Officer (democracy@warwicksu.com)

George Whitworth, Union Development Officer (udo@warwicksu.com)

The Welfare and Campaigns Officer works closely with the Student Advice Centre to deliver support and advice for our members.  He/she is the lead Officer on community issues, working to ensure a positive reputation for students living off campus.  The Welfare and Campaigns Officer is also responsible for facilitating student campaigning, supporting our members in making change.

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Contact: Izzy John, Welfare Officer (welfare@warwicksu.com)

Chair of the Postgraduate Association, the Postgraduate Officer is responsible for representing the voice of Postgraduate and Life-Long Learning students to the University.  Focussing on the academic experience, they are also responsible for ensuring good social provision in all commercial and membership activities.

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Contact: Sean Ruston, Education Officer (education@warwicksu.com)

The Societies Officer supports all of the student societies and is the first port of call for any student executive or member if they need help for anything society related. Working closely with the staff in the Student Activities Room, He/she helps students deliver all the amazing events and activities which we enjoy here at Warwick. Central to this role is the personal development our members experience when involved in societies. The Societies Officer allocates all the societies’ budgets for the following year, and manages the essential training for every society executive committee, which gives them the skills and facilities to ensure their society is as successful as possible. He/she is also the key contact with the University's Careers and Skills Department.

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Contact: Matt Rogers, Societies Officer (societies@warwicksu.com)

The Sports Officer is the vital link between the Union and the University which enables the pioneering partnership of Warwick Sport to happen. He/she is the public face of student sport and ensures that as many people as possible actively engage with sport at Warwick. He/she works with the Sports Committee to provide opportunities to students, staff and members of the public for getting involved in sport. He/she works daily with the staff at Warwick Sport to deliver the smooth running of the organisation.

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Contact: Chris Sury, Sports Officer (sports@warwicksu.com)

The Undergraduate Arts Faculty Representative is the primary representative for all undergraduate arts students and works closely with the Education Officer. They have a position on the Arts Faculty board and work very closely with all the top arty heads in the university. They also attend as many of the Arts Faculty Student-Staff Liaison Committee (SSLC) meetings as possible and feed this information to the Academic Forum, Union Council and the Arts Faculty Board. So if you like student representation, free sandwiches and care about academic issues, being a faculty rep is for you!

NOTE: Only Undergraduate Members of the Arts Faculty can stand, hold and vote for this post.

The Undergraduate Social Studies Faculty Representative is the primary representative for all undergraduate social studies students and works closely with the Education Officer. They have a position on the Social Studies Faculty board and work very closely with all the top social studies heads in the University. They also attend as many of the Social Studies Faculty SSLC meetings as possible and feed this information to both the Union’s Academic Forum and the Social Studies Faculty. So, if you like student representation, free sandwiches, and care about academic issues, being a faculty rep is for you!

NOTE: Only Undergraduate Members of the Social Studies Faculty can stand, hold and vote for this post.

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The Undergraduate Science Faculty Representative is the primary representative for all undergraduate Science students and works closely with the Education Officer. They have a position on the Science Faculty board and work very closely with all the top nutty professor heads in the university. They also attend as many of the science faculty Student-Staff Liaison Committee (SSLC) meetings as possible and feed this information to both the Union’s Academic Forum and the Science Faculty. So, if you like student representation, free sandwiches and care about academic issues, being a faculty rep is for you!

NOTE: Only Undergraduate Members of the Science Faculty can stand, hold and vote for this post.

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The Womens' Campaigns Officer run campaigns relating to womens' issues, for example, breast cancer awareness, security on campus, womens' health etc.  The focus is mainly, but not exclusively, on issues relating to women on campus, or women as students.

Sometimes it can be a little thing, like sitting on a stall selling ribbons for breast cancer awareness, and sometimes it’s big things, like International Women’s Week.  It’s good fun, though, and there’s always plenty of support for whatever you want to do. The Women’s Campaigns Officer is also encouraged to make use of the resources available through the NUS Women’s Campaign and liaise with other campaigners nationally.

All Campaigns Officers work quite closely together as they all sit on the Campaigns Forum and Union Council.

NOTE: In order to stand for, hold or vote for this post you must self-define as a woman. If this applies to you, please ensure that your Elections profile on www.warwicksu.com is up-to-date.

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The Students with Disabilities Campaigns Officer runs campaigns that relate to students with disabilities on campus, such as improving disabled access to university buildings, breaking down the stigma attached to being disabled and campaigning for access to safe sex materials be made better for disabled students. The Students with Disabilities Campaigns Officer is also encouraged to make use of the resources available through the NUS Disabled Students Campaign and liaise with other campaigners nationally.

All Campaigns Officers work quite closely together as they all sit on the Campaigns Forum and Union Council.

NOTE: In order to stand for, hold or vote for this post you must self-define as a Student with a Disability. If this applies to you, please ensure that your Elections profile on www.warwicksu.com is up-to-date.

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LGBTUA+ Campaigns Officer campaigns on behalf of students identifying as coming from minority sexuality or gender identity as well as those of undefined sexuality. The Campaigns Officer also represents the LGBTUA+ community to the University and the Union. The LGBTUA+ Campaigns Officer is also encouraged to make use of the resources available through the NUS LGBT Campaign and liaise with other campaigners nationally.

All Campaigns Officers work quite closely together as they all sit on the Campaigns Forum and Union Council.

NOTE: In order to stand for, hold or vote for this post you must self-define as lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans, asexual or not define your sexual identity or gender variance, or define it in such a way that it is conducive to similar misapprehension, prejudice and discrimination as members of the LGBTUA+ community. If this applies to you, please ensure that your Elections profile on www.warwicksu.com is up-to-date.

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