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This is your very own student festival, which aims to build relationships between the community and SUSU, at the same time as helping to showcase what clubs and societies at SUSU do throughout the year with interactive workshops, stalls and performances.
The Community liaison officer will lead on engaging with community groups such as local businesses and local residents’ associations to encourage them to have a presence at the May Festival.
You’ll need to be able to attend regular meetings and to be available on the day of the festival (which will be either the 7th or 12th May).
This is your very own student festival, which aims to build relationships between the community and SUSU, at the same time as helping to showcase what clubs and societies at SUSU do throughout the year with interactive workshops, stalls and performances.
The schools liaison officer will lead on engaging local schools in the May Festival, encouraging school children to get involved with the May Festival and working with societies and clubs to introduce activities that the schools can get involved with.
You’ll need to be able to attend regular meetings and to be available on the day of the festival (which will be either the 7th or 12th May).
This is your very own student festival, which aims to build relationships between the community and SUSU, at the same time as helping to showcase what clubs and societies at SUSU do throughout the year with interactive workshops, stalls and performances
The international officer will lead on the international and cultural aspects of the May Festival, engaging with international societies and leading on the activities that promote the different cultures we have in Southampton.
You’ll need to be able to attend regular meetings and to be available on the day of the festival (which will be either the 7th or 12th May).
This is your very own student festival, which aims to build relationships between the community and SUSU, at the same time as helping to showcase what clubs and societies at SUSU do throughout the year with interactive workshops, stalls and performances.
The marketing and promotions officer will lead on advertising the May Festival, thinking of the best ways to market the festival to different groups.
You’ll need to be able to attend regular meetings and to be available on the day of the festival (which will be either the 7th or 12th May).
This is your very own student festival, which aims to build relationships between the community and SUSU, at the same time as helping to showcase what clubs and societies at SUSU do throughout the year with interactive workshops, stalls and performances.
The societeies and clubs representative will oversee the activities that clubs and societies are doing for the May Festival.
You’ll need to be able to attend regular meetings and to be available on the day of the festival (which will be either the 7th or 12th May).
This is your very own student festival, which aims to build relationships between the community and SUSU, at the same time as helping to showcase what clubs and societies at SUSU do throughout the year with interactive workshops, stalls and performances
The performing arts representative will lead on the performance aspect of the May Festival and oversee the activities of Performing Arts Societies.
You’ll need to be able to attend regular meetings and to be available on the day of the festival (which will be either the 7th or 12th May).
This is your very own student festival, which aims to build relationships between the community and SUSU, at the same time as helping to showcase what clubs and societies at SUSU do throughout the year with interactive workshops, stalls and performances.
A project manager is needed who will help lead the teams involved and have an oversight of the day and how the different areas tie together.
You’ll need to be able to attend regular meetings and to be available on the day of the festival (which will be either the 7th or 12th May).
Already signed up to be a waste audit volunteer. Want a bit more responsibility and something better to put on your CV. Read on for more information.
When running the Annual University Waste Audit we require a group of enthused individuals who want to set up the audit and help run events on the day. Key responsibilities will include making sure the event is set up the night before and on the day, organising volunteers into groups on the day and co-ordinating groups throughout the day.
By volunteering for this more responsible role you will be given a bigger food voucher, a different certificate and have something better to put on your CV.
Want to make a big difference to the University but don’t know how to. Well read on for more information.
Each year we run a University Waste Audit to help manage our sustainable waste management system, but also to give volunteering experience for students - as well as some fun. Students will need to volunteer from 1 till about 4 on Wednesday 22nd February to help look through a sample of all the waste the Uni creates.
Before the audits begin, volunteers are given the training and information to carry out the audit in an efficient and safe manner. The audit is extremely important to the Uni and enables it to work out the overall recycling rate and also key areas for improvement.
And if digging through waste wasn’t enough of a reward in itself, there will be food vouchers for all volunteers, a certificate and the team who wins (team who does the most amount of work) will win some prizes. Finally it’s also a very good bit of experience to put on your CV especially if you want to work in the environmental field or the third sector.
Awaaz Radio is making a radio drama for the local community. We are looking for volunteers to act in the role of voiceovers, script writers and story line contributors. The drama is similar to shows such as The Archers, Eastenders or Coronation Street. The show will contain topics such as Domestic Violence, Forced Marriages, Drugs and Community Festivals.
All the roles are voluntary and times are flexible to suit. Recording will take place at the Awaaz studio at agreed times within the group. The drama is designed to be ongoing for a year with two episodes each week and each episode will be new and different to the previous one.
The drama will be in English and Asian language, so you do not have to be fluent in Asian languages but must have a passion for a good storyline!
Individuals from any background can be involved in this role, but it is essential that you have a strong interest in media and radio production.
This is a great opportunity for you to gain experience within the media for anyone looking to work in this field.
