Meet the Student Campaigners
Student Voice Campaigners are passionate and motivated student leaders who work with the JMSU Student Voice Team and elected officers to champion student perspectives, lead impactful campaigns, and drive positive change across campus.
They play a crucial role in raising your concerns, collaborating on solutions, and shaping the decisions that affect your university experience. Whether it’s promoting cost-of-living support, fighting for trans rights, or celebrating Black History Month. Student Voice Campaigners are at the heart of it.
What do Student Voice Campaigners do?
Student Voice Campaigners work to lead change through equity-focused campaigns and initiatives. Their responsibilities include:
- Engaging with students and gathering feedback on key issues
- Working directly with the JMSU Student Voice Team and elected officers
- Supporting national and university-wide campaigns and awareness months
- Championing causes like student safety, mental health, and inclusivity
- Contributing to the Liberation Collective and building inclusive communities
What are Student Voice Campaigners?
Student Voice Campaigners are student leaders who represent the diverse experiences and needs of LJMU students. They work across campus to amplify voices that are often underrepresented and lead campaigns that promote fairness, safety, and inclusion.
They support key initiatives such as Black History Month, LGBT+ History Month, and Islamophobia Awareness Month, while also addressing broader student priorities like cost-of-living, mental health, and trans rights.
This is a paid student leadership role, funded by JMSU to support the valuable work they do and help students thrive.
How do they differ from Course Reps?
Course Reps are volunteers who represent their course peers and raise course-specific academic concerns to programme leaders and academic staff.
In contrast, Student Voice Campaigners are paid student leaders who work on cross-campus issues that affect the wider student body. They lead campaigns, engage with diverse communities, and focus on equity, liberation, and university-wide change.
How can I contact Student Voice Campaigners?
Whether you're a student or a member of LJMU staff, you can reach Student Voice Campaigners via their profile below.
What can I contact Student Voice Campaigners about?
You can contact Student Voice Campaigners to share feedback about your university experience, raise concerns, or get involved in campaigns that matter to you.
Whether it’s mental health, student safety, cost-of-living, or community building — they’re here to amplify your voice and drive meaningful change across campus. You can also get in touch to take part in events like Black History Month or contribute to the Liberation Collective.
Who Are Your Student Voice Campaigners?
Scroll down to see who’s representing you and get in touch with them.
Explore Your Student Voice
Meet the School Reps
Want to improve your academic experience? School Reps work with staff to make changes across departments — from assessment feedback to course delivery. Connect with the rep who represents your academic school.
Meet the Academic Reps
Not sure who to speak to about a concern? This page explains the different student roles across representation and campaigning — helping you decide whether to contact a Course Rep, School Rep, or Student Voice Campaigner.
View Our Campaigns
We work to tackle the issues that matter most to students — from mental health and safety to liberation and equity. Explore the impactful campaigns led by our Student Voice Campaigners and find out how to get involved.
