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Guild Officer Team Elections 2009 Essential Information
This year has seen more students get involved in our elections, with a record turnout in our NUS Delegate Elections and a record number of candidates putting themselves forward to be elected as a member of their RA Committee. From Monday March 9th to Friday March 13th we will be holding our biggest election of the year – the 2009 Guild Officer Elections.
The Guild Officer Group is made up of a mixture of full-time Sabbatical Officers and part-time Non-Sabbatical Officers. Together they provide democratic leadership to the Guild of Students and ensure that the Guild of Students is working on the issues that are most relevant to students. They also represent you and your views to the university, the local community and to the wider society, ensuring that the voice of Birmingham’s students will be heard at all levels.
Candidates
Find out who’s running and what they are promising to do for YOU by visit our Candidates Page. Here you can visit each candidate’s personal election webpage and view their manifesto, written statement and answers to the Candidate Questions.
Guild Officer Election Debates
Still have questions about what the different candidates will do on the issues that matter to you? Then visit our Guild Officer Team Election Debates page to find out where and when you can attend the Guild’s specially organised debates between the different candidates. These events are your opportunity to work to ask the candidates the key questions on the issues that matter to you.
Guild Officer Election Ballot Stations
This election is run via e-voting, meaning that you can vote from your own computer. However, if you would like to vote at a dedicated ballot station then visit our Guild Officer Election Ballot Station Information Page.
An effective Guild Officer Team can help students achieve real victories on the issues that matter. This year’s Guild Officer Team have been campaigning to reduce hall fees, lobbying the university to provide free printer credits and encouraging more students to get involved with student groups. The best way to decide what the new Guild Officer Team will do for you and your university is to vote in this election, and ensure that candidates who share your priorities are elected.
Candidates have begun campaigning for you vote and you can vote online from your my.bham.ac.uk portal from 9am Monday 9th March to Friday 13th March at 12.00pm (Noon).
Any questions or comments please email democracy@guild.bham.ac.uk .
