Being a Minor Representative

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Goals

As of September 2020, SR will also represent the over 15 minor choices: Our main aim is to improve the quality of education at RSM Erasmus University by facilitating and improving the feedback exchange between the student body and faculty personnel. Student Representation gives students a voice and makes students’ opinion being heard. To achieve this, Student Representatives are recruited carefully and trained. These Student Representatives then collect feedback through various channels and have a personal talk with the respective professor. By doing so, Student Representation builds a good relationship between the student body and the academic staff.

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Responsibilities

The Student Representation is responsible for creating and upholding a good relationship between students, professors and the Program Management. Through careful feedback collection and communication the overall quality of courses is improved.

As representation of courses is the core business of Student Representation, recruitment and training of new Student Representatives is crucial. RSM Bachelor courses are usually represented by at least two students. During the first lecture of a course these Student Representatives introduce themselves. They are then responsible for communicating possible issues to the professor and gathering general feedback through various channels, such as surveys, personal talks and emails.

Representatives need to collect feedback from at least 30 different students in order to get a reliable impression of the course. In total, they have two personal meetings with the professor per trimester (mid-term and at after the final exam). After expressing crucial points to the professor, the mid-term report summarises feedback and outcomes of the talk halfway through the trimester, the final report at the end of the trimester, respectively. Those reports, as well as other agreements with the professor, will be checked by the coordinators and communicated toward students and the Program Management.

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