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Max, President

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Your Students' Union President leads your Students' Union and champions student voice at every level of London South Bank University. They ensure that every student, no matter who they are, has a voice.

Max 

Hi everyone, my name's Max (he/him), I’m an Accounting and Finance graduate having spent my three years as a student getting fully involved with University life here at LSBU. I began my LSBU journey back in September 2018. I'd moved to London from North Wales and was excited for the journey that lay ahead. I never expected that I could be President of our Students’ Union three years later. I’ve had a truly life changing experience here at LSBU and hope to spend my year as President helping to pass on the transformational experience that I’ve had, to as many of our students as possible.

I've been here for three years, and I feel that I've seen both the good and the bad side of LSBU. I've been fully involved with university life and understand first-hand the problems we all face as students. The last academic year has been really tough for so many of us and I want to work with university teams and departments to improve the parts of our experience that are lacking. So that as we emerge from this pandemic, we can create a far greater university than it ever was before.

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End of year update from your President Max

Fri 17 Dec 2021

Student Groups: Complaints and Disciplinary Procedures

Sun 14 Nov 2021

Affiliation Agreement

Sun 14 Nov 2021
 

How I got involved in the SU

I've held several roles throughout my time at university and have a great flavour of what is already underway and what could make things even better.

My experience at LSBU includes the following:

  • Student Ambassador
  • Residential Life Ambassador (McLaren House)
  • Business Solution Centre, Student Advisor
  • Accounting and Finance Course Rep
  • President of the Men's Football Team
  • University Student Governor
  • Chair of Union Council

These roles have given me a far greater insight into student life at LSBU. I've worked with various teams across the campus. I know what we're doing right and what can be improved. I want to use my experience so far to push for a more.nclusive and more.iverse university, a university that gives us all a life-changing experience and a university that allows us to reach our full potential. I've had a life-changing experience during my three years here and want to show you that even though times are tough now, together, we can get through this and achieve more.

Roles and Responsibilities 

  • Representing the voice of all students to the University and Nationally 
  • Ensuring the union is being well run, to best meet the needs of all students
  • Oversee communications to student from both the union and university 
  • Sit on university meetings and boards to ensure students best interests are represented
  • Lead the sabbatical officer team to uphold our values, processes and constitution
  • Chair the Board of trustees and ensure we are compliant and meeting our strategic objectives

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    Wider IT Issues

    Submitted 10 months ago by 
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    What's the big idea?

    Why is it that we have so many places that we have to log on to? The VLE (moodle), the timetable, myLSBU, the results page, email. The accommodation portal if you live in halls. Your staff account if you're a student employee and my workplace. Plus, many more.ourse-specific pages. It's understandable that there may be a few places to log in, but a minimum of five, really? Especially when most of these are LSBU based. We're now going through the IT crisis, and our current IT system isn't even good! Why can't we build back better from this and establish something that allows for a more.treamlined student experience?

    How will it benefit students?

    The university needs to take a serious look at this and recognise how much of an inconvenience this system is for modern-day students. We need to explore several options and consider a larger Virtual Learning Environment where everything is accessible and that your timetable, emails and assignments can be viewed side-by-side. We need to consider launching an app that at least delivers the core functionality of the system.

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