Student observers – Faculty Assembly for the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences
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Association Elections: Meet your Vice President candidates
The Association's Election period is in full swing and we have a fantastic group of candidates who nominated themselves this year.
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Answer these questions, and we’ll tell you which student elected role you would be perfect for!
With so many roles to choose from, which one should you nominate yourself for? Take our quiz and we'll help you find your perfect role!
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All about… the Association elections!
Every two years, the Association hosts elections for their Student Leadership Team and for the student members of the Trustee Board.
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OU students podcasts 2018
Here are just a few of my favourite podcasts from last year!
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FOR CAMPAIGN: Why should you vote for the change from a biennial Students Association Conference to an online Annual General Meeting (AGM)?
An online event each year will be accessible to all students, increasing the limited 501 voting to an unlimited number of students.
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Launching a volunteer pathway for student representatives
The volunteer pathway consists of an OpenLearn module to fully prepare you for applying for one of our important volunteer rep roles
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How did I get here?
My journey from not knowing much about the OU Students Association to attending the Central Executive Committee meeting as an observer within 6 months!
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Society needs to be more accessible for those with disabilities
We live, work and study in a world that is tailored to people without disabilities. It is time to talk about how access can be...
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For those struggling during Ramadan
Ramadan is here. It can be both a blessed and difficult month for Muslims. It is okay to struggle.
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An introduction to Trustees’ Week 2021…
Who are the Students Association's Board of Trustees, and what do they do?
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I am different, I am not the same, I am BAME!
Chair of the Black, Asian & Minority Ethnic Group, Jessica Drue, speaks about the new group and her powerful story.
