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► Elections 2008
Welcome to the Elections Home Page
The Student Elections 2008 is complete! Nominations closed on Thursday 21st February 2008, and voting took place on Wednesday 5th and Thursday 6th March. So if you're itching to know who won, here are the results!
Every year students of the University of Huddersfield elect a team of sabbatical and part-time officers to work within the Students' Union. Their jobs are wide-ranging and far-reaching, with the aim of representing students at all levels at University.
There are five full-time, paid, sabbatical officer positions, consisting of one President and four Vice Presidents. You can check out the current sabbatical team by clicking here.
There is also a team of part-time officers - click here if you want to read up on who they are and what they do.
Put simply, these officers meet regularly to discuss all kinds of student issues. They also have a place at all the important University meetings to ensure that the student voice is heard. Not only that, but they are heavily involved with the NUS and they attend and vote in the conferences that have the potential to change students' futures.
The Student Elections always drums up a lot of interest on campus. Candidates produce posters, hand out leaflets and make their manifestos available for you to read. For two days campus is a frenzy with campaign teams and thousands of voters.
It's a great opportunity to make a difference to the student experience in Huddersfield, Oldham and Barnsley - and if you don't fancy running in the elections themselves, you can still have a say by making your vote count!
Check out the all the different positions available and think about running - you really could make a difference!
Last Updated: 7th Feb 2008