Student representatives help bring forward student perspectives on academic and departmental matters. 

Representatives are expected to:

• Attend committee meetings

• Share student feedback and concerns

• Participate in discussions and decision-making processes

• Report relevant updates back to BUHSSA and the student body

Most committees meet quarterly or monthly, making these positions a manageable and rewarding way to get involved.

Becoming a student representative is a great opportunity to:

• Advocate for the quality of student education and experiences

• Gain leadership and professional experience

• Build connections with faculty, staff, and fellow students

• Strengthen communication and teamwork skills

• Enhance your resume and future professional applications

Student representatives may have the opportunity to participate in committees such as:

• Psych Nursing Curriculum Committee

• Nursing Department Committee

• Psych Nursing Department Committee

• Faculty Council Committee

• Joint Policy Committee

• Research Steering Committee

• Health Studies Joint Library Committee

• Centre for Critical Studies of Rural Mental Health Partnership Committee (CCSRMHP)

• Nursing Curriculum Committee

• Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion Committee (EDI)

• Simulated Learning Committee

1. Reach out to BUHSSA (Contact) to learn more about available committee positions and express your interest.

2. BUHSSA will help connect you with the appropriate committee or faculty contact.

3. Begin attending meetings, sharing student perspectives, and representing your peers within the Faculty of Health Studies.