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What is the Advisory GroupWhat is the Advisory Group?The NUS Networks Advisory Group is comprised of NUS NEC, Networks staff and officers and members of staff from a variety of institutions who are interested parties.
How can i get involved?If you feel passionate about student activities, enjoy the conference but want to have your say in how these networks are developed, this is the group for you. There are currently places available on the advisory group. This is an excellent opportunity to get involved in shaping the future of NUS Networks. Read the Advisory Group Role Description (PDF doc) to find out what this opportunity entails, please be aware however that this role description is currently under review.
If you would like to get invloved, please contact Lisa Widdows:
Peronal Experience - What i got out of my time on the Advisory Group"As the only member of staff in my students' union, it could often be very difficult to find people with whom I could share problems or bounce ideas. By getting involved in the netorks and acting as a regional co-ordinator, I was able to see how things work elsewhere, learn about best practice and get useful external perspectives on our own student activities. Although NUS Networks operates around a series of formal conferences and events, I was able to use these events to be inspired, motivated and challenged by talking informally to colleagues from around the UK. Our student activities have definitely benefited from the great networking opportunities that NUS Networks provides." Simon Varwell was the Joint Regional Co-ordinator for Scotland for over 2 years. | ||||||
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