Student Representative Committees (SRC)

Student Representative Committees (SRCs) communicate your requirements and expectations to the University's leadership team.

Role of the SRCs

The SRCs ensure students' ideas, interests and concerns are heard by decision-makers in the University.

They also:

  • promote student networking opportunities
  • work towards creating a better study environment
  • organise student events
  • work on projects to improve student life
  • debate ideas in their student bodies.

Find SRCs on your campus

Online

Albury-Wodonga

Building 752, Room 117

Bathurst

Building 1413, Room 158

Dubbo

Building 901 room 153

Orange

Building 1004, Room 101

Port Macquarie

Wagga Wagga

Building 19, Room 117

Get involved

If you want to make sure students' interests are heard and acted on at Charles Sturt, you may want to join your campus SRC. Each SRC has a different number of vacancies available each year.

How it works:

  • Nominations open in Week 2, Session 2 each year, and remain open for two weeks.
  • If the number of nominations doesn't exceed the number of vacancies, nominees will be elected unopposed.
  • If the number of nominations exceeds the number of vacancies, the successful nominees will be chosen via online election.
  • SRC members are elected for a two-year terms.

There are also casual vacancies available in SRCs throughout the year. If you're interested in being considered for any of these positions, please complete the expression of interest.

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