As students, we're all here to gain skills and pursue our career goals.
The ability to bring our thoughts and ideas directly to management, and to exist in an inclusive community can help make our study experience great.
Your Student Representative Council (SRC) works together to make our community a better place. We achieve this by working within our three pillars: Community, Advocacy and Decision Making.
We are committed to creating a welcoming campus environment that respects and celebrates diversity and inclusivity.
We run a variety of events and workshops that create opportunities to network and build relationships with fellow students (and have some fun!)
We offer meaningful support to any student facing difficulty during the course of their study. Where appropriate, we can refer you to the relevant campus team member to help reach a solution.
We aim to deal with feedback in a positive manner that shows both respect for the campus and empathy for the student involved.
We are invited to campus management meetings each trimester and are consulted on key decisions that impact the student experience.
Working collaboratively with the campus management team and staff we strive to make the campus a better place for all.
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About the SRC
Being an SRC member comes with its share of rewards. Not only are you able to make lasting friendships and have an impact on your community, you will also benefit from:
- A chance to develop your leadership skills
- Actively working to make your campus a great place to be
- Learning about teamwork and developing your organisational skills
- Being able to access exclusive development workshops for SRC members
- Being formally recognised for your contribution to the campus and Torrens community
- Bringing community events to life
- Hosting fundraising initiatives
- Helping the campus make better decisions for students
- Advocating and representing the student body