Glasgow Caledonian University Students’ Association (students’ association: 1993-: Glasgow, Scotland)

With the merger of Glasgow Polytechnic and The Queen’s College, Glasgow, Scotland, in 1993 to form Glasgow Caledonian University, the Queen’s College Student Representatives Council and Glasgow Polytechnic Students Association merged to form Glasgow Caledonian University Students’ Association . The Association is a charitable institution within Caledonian University and a body within the University’s Articles of Association.

The Students’ Association is a self-governing body through which students are directly represented on most University committees. The office bearers are elected annually from the University’s student population, and student representatives are on the Course boards, Faculty boards, the Academic board and Governing Body of the university. Within the Association, there are committees for entertainment, welfare and publications. Students can be elected onto the Student Representatives Council (SRC) and executive committee. The various office bearers are responsible for upholding the Association’s policies and are ultimately responsible to the SRC and Annual General Meeting.

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