SA on Campus:

• Involves talking to students in-between classes, gathering student opinions on a particular topic or asking them to engage with a quick activity. Take a look at our How-to guide on engaging students. 

• Can be requested by Parliament Members and members of the Presidential Team: if you have an idea for an SA on Campus, let us know!

• Is one of our most successful methods of reaching out to our students for real-time feedback and raising awareness of SA work

• Happens regularly, with Parliament Members and the Presidential Team participating alongside other SA and Student Engagement staff.

The SA runs a variety of campaigns every year on topics based on current affairs as well as the interests of our students. Take a look at current and previous campaigns here.

Student Parliament Members can contribute to SA Campaigns and set up their own. Speak to the SA Co-ordinator for more information on this process and take a look at our How-to Guide for creating campaign content here.

We welcome suggestions for events from anyone who works with us. In the past, we have hosted:

• Exhibitions

• Stalls 

• Workshops, 

• Performances

• Sports tournaments

SA colleagues will help you to:

• Have your event approved by the SA Team

• Complete a Workplan

• Complete a Risk Assessment and Equality Impact Assessment. 

You can view a full breakdown of Events Planning here.

Case studies are a great way to evaluate your work, whatever your role with the SA.

Case studies allow us to gather:

• Statistics on how many students are engaging in our activities

• Who those students are, e.g. their faculty and course

• Feedback from staff and students

This means we can:

• Assess how successful we were in reaching a wide and diverse student population

• Make improvements to our offering and communications strategy to reflect student feedback. This will boost the numbers and diversity of students we engage with.

Take a look at our Case Study template to learn more.