Become a rep
Why become a reP?
When to... get elected
It depends on who you want to represent that decides what process you have to go through.
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Michaelmas Term Elections
Postgraduate Officer Sabbatical
General Course President
Mature & Part Time Students Officer
1 x Student Trustee
5 x Academic Board
3 x Board of Governors
Every Programme Rep
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Lent Term Elections
General Secretary
Eduction Officer
Activities & Development Officer
Community & Welfare Officer
Athletics Union (AU) President
Anti-Racism Officer
Disabled Students' Officer
Environment and Ethics Officer
International Students' Officer
LGBT Students’ Officer
Women’s Officer
5 x Democracy Committee
3 x Student Trustees
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How to... become a member of the Executive or Democracy Committee
Decide which position you are interested in, and fill in your nomination form a week Monday before the Election begins.
How to... become a member of the Trustee Board
There are some exceptions for people who want to be a Trustee, such as you cant have been declared bankrupt or have a conviction for something like fraud. We have to update the list every year, and will shortly release the information for 2010/11. Similar to other main LSESU Elections, you fill in your nomination form a week Monday before the Election begins.
How to... become a Programme Rep
Depends on the course, some like LSE100 have elections across the School, whereas others are just simply the first person who volunteers themselves. Ideally we would like to see every Programme Representative elected, as this gives you a representative mandate from your peers.
How to... find out more information
Speak to one of the Democracy Committee, pop into the Activities Resource Centre or su.democracy@lse.ac.uk