Strath Reps Day

This is an event exclusively for Strath Reps to take part in engaging workshops, meet your fellow reps, and up your skills at Strath Reps Day!

Please get a free ticket for each session you want to attend: 

10:00 – 11:00 | Articulate Your Skills – Delivered by the Careers and Employability Service

Interactive session exploring how to identify, reflect on, and confidently articulate the skills you have gained through your Rep experience. You will leave with practical tips on presenting your achievements in job applications, interviews, and beyond.

11:00 – 12:00 | Setting boundaries and signposting – Delivered by the Advice Hub

As a rep, you work to make everyone else’s lives better, but what about your own health? This session will help you set healthy boundaries, discuss what types of support you can and can’t give as a rep, and share key info about who you can direct students who need help to.

12:00 – 13:00 | Lunch and Networking Social

Grab some free lunch and meet other reps, the Education President, and your faculty reps!

13:00 – 14:00 | Your role as StrathReps in Sustainability – Delivered by the Centre for Sustainable Development

What really is 'sustainability'? And how does it relate to you? This session will introduce the key concepts of 'sustainability' before exploring the University of Strathclyde's own Social and Environmental Sustainability. We will then discuss the role that Strath Reps play in helping us achieve our shared goals.

14:00 – 15:00 | Representing Diverse Voices – Delivered by sparqs

This session will introduce concepts around diversity, discuss what barriers different groups face in Higher Education, and explore how reps can work towards representing learners from different backgrounds and with different needs.

15:00 – 16:00 | Finding Common Ground on GenAI – Delivered by Strath Union

In this workshop, reps will come together to discuss how AI is used in their learning and teaching, how the University should engage with students around AI, and what principles AI users and critics alike can agree on.

This event is kindly supported by the University of Strathclyde Alumni Fund.