SERC Students’ Union is a democratic body, elected by the student community to work on behalf of and for the benefit of students.
SERC SU deliver a programme of events and activities for the SERC Student community to advocate, enrich and enhance student life for all our students. All students both full-time and part-time are members of the SU.
Join SERC SU
We need a team of student officers to support the work that we do. Being involved in the SU is very rewarding with benefits that will support your employability and personal development.
- Free Training
- Attendance at Regional and National Events
- Millennium Volunteer Award
- Ongoing Skills Development
- Free SERC SU Hoodie
Where to find us
We have offices on each of our four main sites.
- Lisburn - Room 2A
- Bangor - Room A27
- Newtownards - Room A2 & A3
- Downpatrick - Room B2-9
Events
Meet the 2018-19 Team
A message from your SERC Student Govenor, Aibhilin Gallagher.
"I am looking forward to leading the team of elected Student Officers to make your time at SERC the best that it can be. As Student Governor my focus will be on promoting good mental health services for students as well as supporting the establishment of LGBTQ+ groups. Being involved in the SU is good fun and provides opportunities to make new friends and to develop useful skills."
Bangor
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Alice Day | Campus President |
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Rachel McCullough | Activities Officer |
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Caitlin Wilkinson | Equality and Diversity Officer |
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Ryan Rankin | LGBTQ+ Officer |
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Shannon Stewart | Women’s’ Officer |
Peer Mentoring Programme
The SERCSU Peer Mentoring Programme exists to support SERC Students throughout their student journey at SERC. Student life can be daunting with deadlines, work, financial pressures and new social groups. The Peer Mentoring programme links students with student mentors that will be able to talk with you in confidence and signpost you to key support services.
Become a Peer Mentor
Being a Peer Mentor is a big responsibility but also presents you with an opportunity to develop your personal, social and life skills.
Benefits of being a mentor
- Improve communication and personal skills
- Develop leadership and management qualities
- Reinforce your own study skills and knowledge of your subject(s)
- Increase your confidence and motivation
- Engage in a volunteering opportunity, valued by employers
- Enhance your CV
- Gain recognition for your skills and experience
- Benefit from a sense of fulfilment and personal growth
If you are interested in becoming a mentor you must be over 17 and already have completed one full years study at SERC.
Application packs should be returned to Catherine Shipman, Student Engagement Manager. Email: cshipman@serc.ac.uk.
Downpatrick
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John Murray | Campus President |
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Tiffany Ross | Activities Officer |
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Holly Kendall | Welfare Officer |
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Tara McComb | Equality and Diversity Officer |
Newtownards
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Kayden Hadden | LGBTQ+ Officer |
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Clubs and Societies
The SERC SU is here to support you in developing new clubs and societies. We have many opportunities including:
- Sports clubs
- LGBTQ+ Society
- Special Interest societies
If you are interested in joining an existing society or in setting up your own club or society then please email us.
Lisburn
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Rachel Morrison | Campus President |
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Dylan Frazer | Activities Officer |
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Naomi Webb | Welfare Officer |
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Rebecca Irwin | Equality and Diversity Officer |
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Dillon Stanley | LGBTQ+ Officer |
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Grace Abbott | Women’s Officer |
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Tabea Tomadini | Disability Officer |
NUS Extra Discount Card
SERC SU is affiliated to the National Union of Students who promote and represent student rights and issues. Being part of the NUS enables students to engage with a range of national opportunities.
Students can also save money with NUS Extra card which offer over 200 discounts online and in store.
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