Student Voice Reps

Student Voice Reps

They play a vital part in our student feedback loop.

Student Voice Reps help create a vibrant and fulfilling university experience. They work with our Course Reps to help us identify trends at the institute level (rather than the course level) - and work alongside our other Reps and University Staff to ensure feedback gets heard, help develop solutions, and make the university experience at UWTSD the best it can be.

There are 18 positions across the university's institutes and campuses. Any student can apply to become a Student Voice Rep - full details are below. They help students have a vibrant and fulfilling university experience. From liaising with faculty to bringing fresh, innovative projects to life, they have a unique opportunity to shape the future at all UWTSD campuses.

Why become a Student Voice Rep?

Any student can become a Student Voice Rep if they meet the qualifying criteria - here are our top reasons you'd want to get involved.

  • Be a Changemaker: Advocate for students, ensuring their ideas and concerns get heard at the highest levels.
  • Connect and Collaborate: Work closely with Course Reps and the Students' Union to gather insights and spearhead initiatives that enrich student life both in and outside the lecture theatre.
  • Reward and Recognition: Receive a £450 bursary in appreciation of your dedication, along with invaluable job references to bolster your future career prospects.

Who Should Apply?

This role is perfect for you if...

  • You are passionate about creating a positive impact and ensuring a great experience for all students.
  • You embrace challenges and are eager to engage with students from diverse backgrounds.
  • You are looking to develop crucial skills in communication, organisation, and leadership—key assets for any professional environment.
  • You are committed to making a significant contribution to the university community.

Current Reps

Here's a list of the students who are your Student Voice Reps for this academic year. To get in touch with them, send an email to studentvoice@uwtsd.ac.uk.

Name

Role

Faculty

Rachael Gump

Education

Faculty of Education, Community, and Culture (FECC) 
Clarabelle Clements

Humanities and Social Sciences

Faculty of Education, Community, and Culture (FECC) 
Alex Antony Evans

Psychology and Counselling

Faculty of Education, Community, and Culture (FECC) 
Vacant

Childhood, Youth and Education

Faculty of Education, Community, and Culture (FECC)

Daunte Barchan

Business and Computing (Birmingham)

Faculty of Inner City Learning (FICL) 
Hazra Din

Health and Social Care (Birmingham) 

Faculty of Inner City Learning (FICL) 
Jamile Barbosa Kashif 

Health and Social Care and Computing (London)

Faculty of Inner City Learning (FICL) 
Sidra Mazhar 

Business (London) 

Faculty of Inner City Learning (FICL) 
Mahendra Tamang

FMH Business

Faculty of Management and Health (FMH) 

Vacant

Health and Social Care

Faculty of Management and Health (FMH) 

Kirsty Skidmore

Hospitality and Tourism Faculty of Management and Health (FMH)

Vacant

Sport and Healthy Living

Faculty of Management and Health (FMH) 
Imogen Bell

Swansea Law School

Faculty of Management and Health (FMH) 

Olivia Roadnight

Applied Computing

Faculty of Science and Art (FSA) 

Alex Davies

Art and Media

Faculty of Science and Art (FSA) 

Vacant

Architecture, Construction & the Environment

Faculty of Science and Art (FSA) 

Harry-Jay Stark

Engineering, Manufacturing & Automotive 

Faculty of Science and Art (FSA) 

Mia Lancaster

Design and Performing Industries Faculty of Science and Art (FSA)