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Liverpool Students’ Union exists to make the student voice at LJMU loud and clear. We’re here to train, support and encourage students to have an opinion about how to make their University, their Union and their City better.
Our Officers, student leaders and staff work with decision-makers, like the Vice Chancellor and your Programme Leaders, to help them know what students think before they do anything, so that they always act in the best interests of students.
Student come to university to learn, and to improve their knowledge and their life experience. This means that the University must be of the highest quality and provide all the opportunities that students need. The cost of your university experience is also high - and getting higher! This means that you should be getting what you pay for. Liverpool Students' Union exists to make sure that students get what we need, deserve and expect.
We organise our work through volunteer Course Reps. Every programme at LJMU has a Course Rep who
Course Reps are supported by full-time LSU staff. Their job, as Student Voice Co-ordinators, is to make sure that you have expert advice on how to talk to students and who is best to talk to about their views, as well as making sure that their opinions are inputted into senior decision makers at the University.
Paul Boyham can be contacted by email at p.r.boyham@2008.ljmu.ac.uk. He supports Course Reps and co-ordinates going out and talking to students in three Faculties:
Ashlee Moore can be contacted by email at a.moore1@2008.ljmu.ac.uk. She supports Course Reps and co-ordinates going out and talking to students in three Faculties:
The Student Voice Co-ordinators have bases in each of their Faculties and are across campus from Monday to Thursday. On Fridays, they are based in their office in the Haigh Building on Maryland Street. You can find out more about where they are and what they're doing by emailing them.
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