Each SRC member has a specific area of student life that they represent. In addition to the DUSA Exec, the council is made up of the following SRC members and School Presidents.
vpr@dusa.co.uk
As the Vice President of Representation, Nicole’s purpose is to spearheads initiatives aimed at promoting diverse perspectives, equality, and amplifying marginalized voices. Also, actively collaborating with student organizations, faculty, and administration to develop policies and programs that foster inclusivity on campus. Recognizing the importance of representation, Nicole aims to serve as a catalyst for change, creating an environment where every individual feels valued, celebrated, and empowered to thrive.
src.chairperson@dundee.ac.uk
The Chair of the Students’ Representative Council (SRC) not only acts as the facilitator of the Council but ensures that meetings are fair, impartial and an open platform for discussion and debate.
It is the Chair’s duty to ensure that conduct is maintained and SRC councillors work together for the best interest of the students. The Chair assists in the organisation and overall awareness of SRC councillors on campus.
The Chair is also invited to attend DUSA’s Board of Trustees to represent the SRC at Board meetings. Training is also provided to the Chair to undertake the role effectively.
2450056@dundee.ac.uk
The Independent Member of Court (IMC) sits on the University Court, the highest governing body at the University of Dundee, providing an independent voice to ensure that the student body’s opinion is being heard.
The IMC works closely with student representatives to collect important feedback about the student experience and applies this knowledge when debating matters at Court meetings.
This position is voluntary and the post holder will undertake its duties alongside their studies. This role also gives them a seat on the Students’ Representative Council, the highest body of student representation at the University of Dundee.
src.mature@dundee.ac.uk
Working with SRC members and DUSA to ensure that mature students feel a part of the wider student community and creating a network for mature students.
Working with the First Year, TPG and PGR reps to improve the learning experience for Mature students and identify their specific needs.
Partnering with DUSA and Student Services to ensure that mature students are aware of and can engage Support Services.
src.housing@dundee.ac.uk
Working to engage and capture students’ experience of living in and around our campuses and bring forward any issues that they’re experiencing to DUSA.
Works alongside DUSA’s Student Advise Team, and key University Committees to create solutions to any problems arising.
src.firstyear@dundee.ac.uk
Engaging with first year students to improve services, helping them transition into university life and make the most out
of their first year.
Working with the University and DUSA, feeding back issues that first year students face, helping them progress towards second year.
src.environment@dundee.ac.uk
Running campaigns to raise awareness of Environmental Issues, challenging environmentally damaging behavior on campus.
Working alongside societies and the University to run sustainability events, affecting positive change across the University.
A key member of UoD’s Environmental & Sustainability Committee.
src.equalitydiversity@dundee.ac.uk
Ensuring that equality and diversity are integrated into all SRC activity and those fellow councilors are aware of its importance.
Collaborate with the Vice President of Student Wellbeing and equality, diversity and welfare leads at the University and DUSA to develop campaigns that promote wellbeing, inclusion and diversity.
Be a voice to support students who are affected by equality issues and support both DUSA and UoD with action to redress their concerns.
src.employability@dundee.ac.uk
Promote and engage students in events and extra curricular activities which improve their employability.
Working with the Vice President of Community, DUSA and the UoD Careers Service to develop programmes that allow students to advance their skills and experience.
To be a member of the employability committee and steer the Universities work to ensure students gain the key skills that make them ready for the world of work.
src.international@dundee.ac.uk
Helping develop campaigns to make international students feel welcome at the University and celebrate different cultures.
Working with DUSA Executive, International Support and Advice Service, Internationalisation Committee as well as student societies that cater to international students.
src.disabilities@dundee.ac.uk
To support the voice of students identifying as having a disability, working with DUSA leads and Disability Services to raise awareness of services and support available to disabled students, visible or not.
Promote engagement events which raise awareness of the needs of disabled students.
Work with both DUSA and the University to ensure students with a disability get the best University Experience possible.
src.womens@dundee.ac.uk
The “Woman’s Rep” focuses on supporting students who identify as female to have the best learning experience possible.
Whether running their own or contributing to campaigns that tackle female specific issues, such as Period Poverty, Gender Based Violence and other issues of Gender Inequality that may act as a barrier to education.
src.studentparent@dundee.ac.uk
Working with SRC members and DUSA to ensure that student parents feel a part of the wider student community and creating a network for student parents.
Working with the First Year, TPG and PGR reps to improve the learning experience for student parents and identify their specific needs.
Partnering with DUSA and Student Services to ensure that student parents are aware of and can engage Support Services.
src.facilities@dundee.ac.uk
Work with the Library and Learning Centre (LLC) and Estates and Buildings (E&B) to improve student learning and recreation facilities.
Liaising with the DUSA executive to make sure that students have access to good facilities not just on the main campus, but also in Kirkcaldy and Ninewells.
Supporting DUSA to ensure that it provides facilities that allow students to make the best of their recreational, learning and study time.
src.tpglearning@dundee.ac.uk
Supporting the voice of Taught Postgraduate Students, working with DUSA and UoD to improve the TPG experience.
Supporting and organizing events specifically for Taught Postgraduate.
Students to build a community and facilitate a network for TPG students.
Helping DUSA to better support students studying at a TPG level.
src.bme@dundee.ac.uk
Representative takes a lead in ensuring that students who identify with the BME community have a strong voice and are supported by the University and DUSA.
Helping with and creating engagement events that celebrate BME culture and running Campaigns which enhance the university experience of BME students.
The BME rep is a member of the Black Lives Matter working group with the University and DUSA.
src.learning@dundee.ac.uk
Working closely with DUSA’s VPA, VPR, School Presidents, and UoD Vice Principal (Education), providing student feedback on changes to Learning and Teaching at the University.
Working with the SRC, bringing forward policies and campaigns that improve the learning experience for Students across all campuses.
Working with the Academic Skills Centre to develop their services and improve engagement with students.
src.general@dundee.ac.uk
Identify and engage in SRC projects and campaigns that require additional support and assistance to complete.
Identify areas of enhancement that are not being tackled and develop motions, campaigns, and events which improve DUSA and the University.
src.general@dundee.ac.uk
Identify and engage in SRC projects and campaigns that require additional support and assistance to complete.
Identify areas of enhancement that are not being tackled and develop motions, campaigns, and events which improve DUSA and the University.
src.general@dundee.ac.uk
Identify and engage in SRC projects and campaigns that require additional support and assistance to complete.
Identify areas of enhancement that are not being tackled and develop motions, campaigns, and events which improve DUSA and the University.
president.medicine@dundee.ac.uk
School Presidents work closely with your school’s Vice Presidents, Class Reps and academic staff to ensure representation reaches every level in your School.
This opportunity allows you to achieve change by working with your school on student issues, attending important School meetings and being a voting member of the Students’ Representative Council (SRC).
To run you need to be a registered student of the School you wish to be School President for.
The School President has a range of important tasks that they take on and it is a role that can demand a lot of time and dedication.
president.artdesign@dundee.ac.uk
School Presidents work closely with your school’s Vice Presidents, Class Reps and academic staff to ensure representation reaches every level in your School.
This opportunity allows you to achieve change by working with your school on student issues, attending important School meetings and being a voting member of the Students’ Representative Council (SRC).
To run you need to be a registered student of the School you wish to be School President for.
The School President has a range of important tasks that they take on and it is a role that can demand a lot of time and dedication.
president.scieng@dundee.ac.uk
School Presidents work closely with your school’s Vice Presidents, Class Reps and academic staff to ensure representation reaches every level in your School.
This opportunity allows you to achieve change by working with your school on student issues, attending important School meetings and being a voting member of the Students’ Representative Council (SRC).
To run you need to be a registered student of the School you wish to be School President for.
The School President has a range of important tasks that they take on and it is a role that can demand a lot of time and dedication.
president.hsl@dundee.ac.uk
School Presidents work closely with your school’s Vice Presidents, Class Reps and academic staff to ensure representation reaches every level in your School.
This opportunity allows you to achieve change by working with your school on student issues, attending important School meetings and being a voting member of the Students’ Representative Council (SRC).
To run you need to be a registered student of the School you wish to be School President for.
The School President has a range of important tasks that they take on and it is a role that can demand a lot of time and dedication.
president.business@dundee.ac.uk
School Presidents work closely with your school’s Vice Presidents, Class Reps and academic staff to ensure representation reaches every level in your School.
This opportunity allows you to achieve change by working with your school on student issues, attending important School meetings and being a voting member of the Students’ Representative Council (SRC).
To run you need to be a registered student of the School you wish to be School President for.
The School President has a range of important tasks that they take on and it is a role that can demand a lot of time and dedication.
president.healthsciences@dundee.ac.uk
School Presidents work closely with your school’s Vice Presidents, Class Reps and academic staff to ensure representation reaches every level in your School.
This opportunity allows you to achieve change by working with your school on student issues, attending important School meetings and being a voting member of the Students’ Representative Council (SRC).
To run you need to be a registered student of the School you wish to be School President for.
The School President has a range of important tasks that they take on and it is a role that can demand a lot of time and dedication.
president.dentistry@dundee.ac.uk
School Presidents work closely with your school’s Vice Presidents, Class Reps and academic staff to ensure representation reaches every level in your School.
This opportunity allows you to achieve change by working with your school on student issues, attending important School meetings and being a voting member of the Students’ Representative Council (SRC).
To run you need to be a registered student of the School you wish to be School President for.
The School President has a range of important tasks that they take on and it is a role that can demand a lot of time and dedication.
president.lifesci@dundee.ac.uk
School Presidents work closely with your school’s Vice Presidents, Class Reps and academic staff to ensure representation reaches every level in your School.
This opportunity allows you to achieve change by working with your school on student issues, attending important School meetings and being a voting member of the Students’ Representative Council (SRC).
To run you need to be a registered student of the School you wish to be School President for.
The School President has a range of important tasks that they take on and it is a role that can demand a lot of time and dedication.
president@dusa.co.uk
Manaswi, aka Manu, is the main spokesperson and lead for the entire student body. She is responsible for managing and supporting the DUSA Executive team and is keen on ensuring all aspects of student issues are addressed effectively and well heard on campus. She closely works with DUSA’s Board of Trustees and Senior Management Team to achieve DUSA’s strategic vision and goals. Manu is from Nepal and has graduated from the Dundee Law School in June 2024. She was the VP Community (23-24) and has been an integral part of the Dundee University’s Boxing Club. Manu is passionate about international political issues and values people’s unique perspectives and expressions. She is set on establishing campus vibrancy through expressive arts, culture and events on campus.
vpa@dusa.co.uk
Dani graduated with English and Philosophy in June, and she’s your new Vice President of Academia! She has journeyed through all the levels of student representation (Class Rep, Society President, School President) so is well-seasoned in all things learning and teaching. Her puppy, Dougal, may also make appearances at DUSA’s Dog Therapy.
Her job is to make your learning and teaching experience the best it can be by working with the University on policy and quality assurance, and the Advice & Support Team to help students facing academic issues. She also has a keen interest in technology, and will be working year-long on policy and strategy to shape the Dundee experience in the age of AI! You can follow her on Instagram at @dani.vpa
