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The cost of your university experience means that you should be getting what you pay for. Course reps are there to ensure you get what you expected.
LSU launched an exciting new Course Rep System for LJMU students in 2008 to ensure students have a voice in the academic part of your university life.
LSU recruit at least one course rep per level per course to represent you and give you the opportunity to channel your opinions, feedback and ideas to improve your education.
The Representation and Democracy team at LSU are here to help you: If you are a Course Rep, they will provide you with group or one-to-one training, support and guidance, or if you’re a student by helping you find your Course Rep and helping you have your issues resolved. Either way LSU is here to help and make your Course Rep System a success!
There are three Representation and Democracy Co-ordinators who oversee two faculties each.
Darren McCabe d.p.mccabe@2007.ljmu.ac.uk
Faculty of Technology and Environment
Faculty of Health and Applied Social Science
Dawn Ashwood d.s.ashwood@2007.ljmu.ac.uk
Faculty of Media, Arts and Social Science
Faculty of Science
Paul Abernethy p.abernethy@2007.ljmu.ac.uk
Faculty of Business and Law
Faculty of Education, Community and Leisure
To find out who your course rep is or for information on how to become a course rep contact the Representation and Democracy Co-ordinator who oversees your faculty.
Training begins in October so get in touch today!
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