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Amongst all of our elected representatives and candidates, people who define as LGBT+, or disabled or who are mature students are always underrepresented.
Part training - part discussion, in this session you will consider why people who are LGBT+, disabled or are a mature student are so underrepresented in the Students' Union and learn about the support available both during the election and after.
If you're thinking of running for election or you're just curious about what the elections are, come to this session to get all the information you need. We'll tell you about the positions available and what a sabbatical officer actually does all day as well as some hints and tips for running a successful election campaign.
Venue : Rosa Parks Room, University House
Type: Advice, Campaigns, Democracy, Training
Start Date: Tuesday 13-02-2018 - 15:00
End date: Tuesday 13-02-2018 - 16:00
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For events taking place in Atmosphere bar or at night clubs, entry will only be permitted for those over the age of 18.
Ticketed events:
Ticket holders must be a current student at the University of Salford, or accompanied by a current student at the University of Salford who is named on the ticket.
Tickets can not be returned or refunded. Tickets may be exchanged provided the recipient of the ticket is a current student at the University of Salford. Tickets exchanged to non-students will be deemed void and entry will be refused.
Club Nights:
Student ID must be shown be shown on entry.
Alcohol purchased outside the venue may not be taken inside.
Security reserve the right to refuse entry to anyone they deem to be heavily intoxicated or under the influence of illegal substances (including laughing gas). Security also reserve the right to eject anyone they deem to be causing a disturbance, acting in a violent manor, handling illegal substance or in any other way violating the rules of the venue.
Please respect your venue and your friends.