This is a system where voters rank candidates in order of preference by number, putting 1 next to their preferred candidate. They can be mandated by Student Council via policy to take actions.Īlso called “alternative vote” or “preference voting”. They represent the student body in meetings with university officials and the community. These are QMSU’s full-time paid student representatives who lead the students’ union on a day-to-day basis. In this election, QMSU societies are forbidden from endorsing any candidate.Īlso called “sabbatical officer”. When a person or body publicly supports and/or helps a candidate in an election. Students studying programmes, modules or short courses that QMUL runs where students never come onto campus. See also ‘Pre-Clinical Students’.Ī role where the holder represents students from more than one campus, For example, the Commercial Services Officer is a cross-campus role and the Postgraduate Taught Representative (BL) is not a cross-campus role (since it only represents students at Barts and The London).Ī public meeting held between several candidates where they give speeches and try to convince the audience to vote for them and not their opponents. Medicine students in years 3, 4 and 5 (the “clinical years”) of their course.
In this election, candidates have to declare what they’ve spent on the candidate expenditure form, available from the QMSU website. The money spent by a candidate while they are campaigning. Students vote for the candidates they want to see in the post next year. BAME students self-define as of African, Asian, Caribbean, Arab, Latin American and Pacific descent.Īctivities which candidates and their teams do in order to get elected, e.g debates, videos. Students studying at Barts and The London who don't study Medicine or Dentistry.īAME stands for Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic.
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