Class Rep Sign-up Form | Class Rep Expectations
Class Representatives are volunteer students who voice their opinions and concerns in all areas of the Student Union and College affairs. Class representatives actively participate by sitting in on meetings, attending the Annual General Meeting, class rep meet and greets and expanding their skills in leadership workshops.
Class Representatives who participate in pre-approved hours will qualify to add this opportunity to their Co-Curricular Record (CCR). For more information on how to create and add to your CCR, visit our Co-Curricular Record page.
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Title: Class Representative
FSU Representative/Program Leader: Advocacy and Communications Coordinator
The Class Representative Program comprises student volunteers dedicated to representing their peers and addressing their viewpoints, ideas, and issues within the Fanshawe Student Union and College affairs. Open to all full-time Fanshawe College students, there are no restrictions on the number of representatives per program, providing an inclusive platform for student involvement and advocacy.
Class Representatives play a pivotal role in supporting the Fanshawe Student Union by gathering and addressing student opinions and concerns, while also disseminating crucial information within their respective programs. Through this role, individuals cultivate a diverse skill set encompassing feedback exchange, advocacy, effective communication (both oral and written), presentation proficiency, problem-solving abilities, conflict resolution, and leadership qualities.
The minimum time commitment for Class Representatives entails 1-2 hours per month to attend Fanshawe Student Union meetings, in addition to dedicating extra time for communication with fellow students and professors, along with the completion of monthly reports summarizing these interactions. Furthermore, active participation in Fanshawe Student Union gatherings, such as orientations and Class Rep Meet & Greets, as well as involvement in both Student Union and College events, is encouraged.
Those who engage in pre-approved hours can include this valuable experience in their Co-Curricular Record (CCR). Moreover, outstanding contributions are recognized through additional recognition such as "Class Rep of the Month" and "Class Rep of the Year," awarded based on demonstrated dedication and engagement within the program.