Students from across the University have put themselves forward to make change, stand for their community and make sure student voices are heard. Now it’s your turn to have your say.

Roles you can vote for

Academic Community Representatives

The Academic Community Representative will work with your School Rep to create positive change. They’ll build working relationships with the senior staff from your school to support and deliver campaigns that improve the student experience, as well as working with Course Reps, to escalate feedback and major issues, ensuring your voices are heard

Liberation Representatives

We have 4 Liberation Representative roles available to vote for:

• Disabled Students Representative
• Trans* Students Representative
• Racialised Students Representative
• Women Students Representative

They’ll make sure their community’s experiences and views are heard across the University by representing them in key decision-making spaces, including our Students’ Council and Students’ Assembly. They'll also represent their communities nationally within National Union of Students (NUS)

How to vote

Voting is quick and easy and doesn’t take longer than a few minutes.

• Head to our Elections page
• Log in with your usual University details
• Check out the candidates and read their Manifestos to see what they’re campaigning for
• Pick your favourites and rank them in order of preference
• Hit ‘Complete’ and cast your vote

Voting closes at 9am on Wednesday 21st October, with results published across our social media and website on Thursday 22nd October

Changed your mind? No problem! You can change your vote until voting closes.

Vote Now on our Elections page

If you have any problems voting, email suelections@lancashire.ac.uk as soon as you can and one of the team will help.