Student Voice

Any student registered at the University of Reading can attend Student Voice.

Anyone can speak during any section of a Student Voice (at the Chair’s discretion).

You can also vote during the Change It: Review and Full-Time Officer Scrutiny sections – this means that everyone has an equal say when when reviewing the work of Full-Time Officers.

Only Student Voice Members can vote during the Change It ideas section.

Student Voice Members are a group of students that are elected or appointed to represent the wider University of Reading student community. Appointed Student Voice Members come from different areas of RUSU, from committee members of Activities groups, JCR committee members, School Reps, Part-time Officers and Full-time Officers.

Student Voice Members aim to raise the views and interests of their respective representative community while at Student Voice – they’re not just voting or speaking with themselves in mind, but also the people they’re representing. Student Voice Members are able to vote in the Change It ideas section, and receive training to help them understand the processes. If you’re at Student Voice and not too sure what’s happening, find a Student Voice Member to help you!

There are at least three Student Voice meetings each academic year. The Spring term Student Voice will be held on Tuesday 4^th February at 18:00-20:00 in 3sixty. We’d love to see you there!