Student Board Election

Click here to view the 2018 Election Notice

Want to be a student leader? Become a USASA Student Representative! 

 

Interested? Here's why you should be:

A day in the life of a student rep

As a member of the Student Board, your day-to-day work is diverse and can be tailored to suit your individual skills and talents. There are a number of responsibilities though that every Board member must complete: 
 

• Attending and contributing to monthly Board meetings.
• Writing monthly activity reports.
• Seeking feedback from students of all demographics and understanding the issues important to them.
• Attending Formal Inquiries, Academic Review Meetings, committees, working groups, and any other such decision-making body of the University that requires student representation.
• Liaise with students, academic and professional staff in relation to the planning or implementation of student-based activities.
• Participating in professional development opportunities for the benefit of your role.
• Attending Formal Inquiries, Academic Review Meetings, committees, working groups, and any other such decision-making body of the University that requires student representation.

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Positions available

There are 14 student representative positions available:

• President
• Post Graduate
• International
• Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander
• Metropolitan (2 per campus) & Regional Campus Reps (1 per campus)

Postion Descriptions
USASA Student Representative
USASA Student President

Election Regulations

 

Student Elections Process

These positions are decided by UniSA student vote at elections in October.
Step 1: Submit your nomination between 11 & 22 September
Step 2: Attend mandatory workshop on 13 or 20 September (RSVP here)
Step 3: Elections 23-27 October

Students successfully elected to the USASA Board will be required to attend a USASA Board workshop on 23 & 24 January 2018.