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MY PROMISES/PLEDGES TO STUDENTS
All elected Officers create a number of Promises that they make to students. Their reports to Student Forum are based on these promises.
PROMISE 1: SUPPORTING WOMEN'S FOOTBALL IN PLAYING COMPETITIVELY
My first promise is to help support the growth of Women’s Football at Newman University. In addition to this, providing the relevant support for women to play competitively in the BUCS League. One way that I am going to achieve this is by increasing the amount of people who attend Women’s Football. I will be doing this by using social media and posters around the University Campus.
PROMISE 2: TO INCREASE ATTENDANCE TO ALL MEN'S FOOTBALL TEAM HOME GAMES
My second promise is to increase the attendance to all Men’s Home Football Games to support them further in their BUCS league. I plan to achieve this by promoting all fixtures on social media to allow there to be more representation of our Men’s Football Team while creating a larger support base so sports at Newman University increases
PROMISE 3: TO PROMOTE THE WOMEN'S NETBALL TEAM
My third promise is to promote the Women’s Netball Team further to help advance the team hopefully getting them to play competitively against other Universities. To do this I plan to get into contact with other Universities to organise friendly matches that can help develop our team while also trying to recruit new players by promoting training sessions and taster sessions to try and get more people involved in sports
PROMISE 4: PROMOTING MENTAL HEALTH AWARENESS AND WHERE TO FIND HELP
My final promise is to promote Mental Health Awareness and the places you can get support for issues that you may be struggling with. I aim to promote this by talking to different charities that may be able to provide us with some posters and information boards to put up around the University Campus. I also plan to promote onsite support that students and staff are able to receive to support their wellbeing.
SPORTS & HEALTH TERMS OF REFERENCE (JOB ROLE)
General Duties
All Officers are responsible for the day to day running and management of the Union as an organisation, including but not limited to: ensuring it complies with the law and relevant acts, in particular the Education and Charity Acts, funding and budget monitoring, compliance with Health and Safety legislation, ensuring Union Policies and Procedures are adhered to and representing students. All Officers are also required to be actively involved in collective work and be willing to accept work at the request of an appropriate body.
Sports & Health Officer (Part - time role)
The Newman Students' Union represents roughly 2800 students from a variety of backgrounds with a diverse range of needs. The Sports & Health Officer is responsible for supporting and working in collaboration with the University in its recruitment and promotion of their competitive sports teams. Furthermore, they are expected to organise Students’ Union participation sports events and give-it-a-go sessions, as well as promote a healthy living lifestyle to all Newman Students. Lastly, they work closely with the Equality and Campaigns Officer to lead on mental health campaigns.
A full job description can be found in the Newman Students' Union Constitution - Bye Law A
All Officers are responsible for the day to day running and management of the Union as an organisation, including but not limited to: ensuring it complies with the law and relevant acts, in particular the Education and Charity Acts, funding and budget monitoring, compliance with Health and Safety legislation, ensuring Union Policies and Procedures are adhered to and representing students. All Officers are also required to be actively involved in collective work and be willing to accept work at the request of an appropriate body.
Sports & Health Officer (Part - time role)
The Newman Students' Union represents roughly 2800 students from a variety of backgrounds with a diverse range of needs. The Sports & Health Officer is responsible for supporting and working in collaboration with the University in its recruitment and promotion of their competitive sports teams. Furthermore, they are expected to organise Students’ Union participation sports events and give-it-a-go sessions, as well as promote a healthy living lifestyle to all Newman Students. Lastly, they work closely with the Equality and Campaigns Officer to lead on mental health campaigns.
A full job description can be found in the Newman Students' Union Constitution - Bye Law A