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Student Unon Election Results
Written by Gavin Clarke   
Friday, 05 March 2010
 
Last Updated ( Monday, 08 March 2010 )
BabySkip compeititon
Written by Anna Wallace   
Wednesday, 24 February 2010
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Rules of the Upcoming SU election
Written by Anna Wallace   
Wednesday, 24 February 2010

Rules of the election.

 

By running for this position, candidates and their supporters agree to follow the election rules stated here.

1. Maintaining a Fair Environment

· Candidates and their supporters must not create an intimidating or uncomfortable environment for other candidates, or students. Candidates and members of their campaign team (if they have one) are also responsible for fair conduct for the duration of the campaign. Any incidents that go against these rules have to be reported to the SU office.

· You must not deface, tear down, cover up or in any other way interfere with the other candidates posters. If a candidate is caught doing any of the above, this will mean immediate disqualification.

 

· You cannot make promises that do not have a realistic basis, e.g., you cannot promise that you will make IADT get the students a swimming pool if you do not have any plans to back this up. If the Returning Officer is in doubt about any of your claims, they can ask for a detailed run-through of how it would work. If it is seen to be a case of ‘false promise’, you will be asked to remove it from your manifesto and election material.

· Candidates and their supporters may not exceed €20 for out-of-pocket spending and fair market value of donations of materials, professional services. Candidates must submit all receipts and proof of fair market value to Students Union.

· Candidates can print out 40 A4 and 30 A3 sheets. It’s up to the candidates to decide their allocation of posters/manifestos.

· Any candidates who cannot fully commit to fulfilling their duties for any reason as laid out in the Constitution must make the student body fully aware of this, i.e., in hustings and manifesto.

2. Early Campaigning

Candidates and their supporters must refrain from the following campaign activities until campaigning officially begins:

  1. distributing printed or electronic campaign material to the public,
  2. advertising candidacy by chalk, poster or other method designed for public viewing, or,
making speeches or statements to student organizations
Last Updated ( Wednesday, 24 February 2010 )
Fund Raising Events
Written by Gavin Clarke   
Tuesday, 23 February 2010
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Last Updated ( Wednesday, 24 February 2010 )
Car Parking Disruption
Written by Anna Wallace   
Wednesday, 20 January 2010
Details of disruption to car-parks and roads to and from the college due to works on-campus.
Last Updated ( Wednesday, 20 January 2010 )
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Mentorship Scheme: Survey
Written by Anna Wallace   
Tuesday, 19 January 2010
Mentorship Scheme: The SU is trying to get as much feedback as possible from students about what they'd want to see from the mentorship scheme. If you're a student of IADT (past or present!) and have some ideas about what would've benefited you, if you could email them to , it'd be much appreciated!

There's a form linked on this post below that has information about where the Mentorship Scheme is at at the minute, and a place to fill in your suggestions and thoughts about it.

Thanks!

http://www.iadtsu.ie/images/stories/mentorship.doc
Last Updated ( Tuesday, 19 January 2010 )
Library Announcement
Written by Anna Wallace   
Monday, 11 January 2010
Revised Issue Desk Service 11-14th Jan

Due to an unprecedented level of staff illness the Library Issue desk will close 
11th Jan – 14th Jan 2010 at 4.30pm

 
The Library will remain open as a reading room only until 7pm each evening during this period.
 
During this period Patrons may return books using the Drop Box outside the Library door and the Self Issue System (located beside the Issue Desk )
 
We will review this situation daily and hope to return to normal service as soon as possible We apologise for any inconvenience this may cause 
Last Updated ( Tuesday, 12 January 2010 )
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