Student Handbook 2019/20

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Get involved be heard Each year students elect a <strong>Student</strong> President, Education Officer, Welfare Officer, Communities Officer and Sports Officer on a manifesto that they then spend their time in office delivering. You are able to hold them to account by engaging in the committees and council that makes up our democracy. 4
Meet your Sabb team What did you study? MA in Psychology. What did you enjoy most about University? Joining student groups and societies, absolutely. I made most of my friends through common interests rather than what I studied as I ended up switching my degree halfway through first year from English and History to Psychology. Thus missed those first few weeks of the degree in which most people got to know others. I was also not very out-going during my first year, so this was the way for me to make good friends. What is your key goal for the year in office? If we can make more students feel they’ve been heard and have been represented, and if we beat the election turnout for the 19/<strong>20</strong> Sabbatical Officer election, I would be absolutely thrilled. But more short term, I wish to increase the opening times for certain University buildings to allow for more flexible study and more study spaces, and to ensure there is a Black History Month organised for this October. You can invite two people to a dinner party (dead or alive). Who would you choose? Avril Lavigne and T. Colin Campbell. Ask me why next time you see me. What single piece of advice would you give to students? Don’t try to reinvent yourself, but definitely go out and try new things to do and new things to learn. cecilia wallbÄck student president ausapresident@abdn.ac.uk /ausapresident 5
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