University Committees and Boards

Get involved in Charles Sturt University governance by becoming a student representative on a University Committee, Faculty or School Board. Think of it as your chance to help the University know what students really want and need.

Student representatives ensure the student perspective is heard within the University planning and decision-making process.

What Student Representatives do

• contribute to the student learning experience by suggesting ideas, solutions and improvements
• represent student needs and raise issues of concern
• gather opinions and views of students and provide student focused feedback
• attend meetings of the committee or board they are a member of. This involves being prepared for these meetings by reading agendas, submitting agenda items and contributing in the meeting discussions
• participate in professional development and training

Why you should do this

These positions will enhance your employability skills by building your ability to:

• network and liaise between different stakeholders
• disseminate information effectively
• assess and evaluate minutes and agendas
• understand formal meeting processes

If you are interested in becoming an Academic Student Representative complete the Student representative application form (pdf)

• Positions are voluntary and a two-year tenure
• Applications close – Monday 10 February 2025
• Email completed form to engagement@csu.edu.au