All 2 entries tagged SSLC

Democracy

I’m all ears. As both Union Councillor and SSLC Rep, I would like you all to feel that you can come to me with any issues that you feel I can represent you on.

I wrote in my profile the following:

I am also a Student Union Councillor and a maths/physics SSLC rep so if you have any issues whatsoever you want me to bring up in either meeting then I am all ears. Just email me or find me around campus. Representation may be a myth but I will do my best to best represent your views, wherever I am.

If you see me around campus or just want to send a quick email then you are free to do so. I will always look into any suggestions in whatever way is appropriate for that particular suggestion and act upon any findings I make.

Feel free to go mad at me for suggesting this but if there are lots of you who all think the same thing and want to get together and just send one email or tell me only once then let me know approximately how many of you are in favour of the suggestion. It would be really useful as many voices are better than one and if there is a situation where I can’t figure out which is the best way to vote in the best interests of all of you guys, I will consider all of the suggestions I have been given and it just helps to know how many people are on either side.

: 23 Oct 2006 21:38 |  Tags: Democracy SSLC Union Council |  Comments (0) |  Close comments |  Report a problem

SSLC for dummies

Earlier today, I sent a text message to my dad. I wanted to tell him that I was on the SSLC. He thought that SSLC and Union Council were the same thing. I don’t know why. They are completely different. SSLC is for course related issues (though I’ve heard of completely random other issues being brought up at meetings – such as water fountains and pedestrian crossings) and Union Council is about Union policy. I just hope that my dad was merely being psychic but I will find out soon enough.

: 18 Oct 2006 21:43 |  Tags: Randomness SSLC |  Comments (0) |  Close comments |  Report a problem