subject: Student Communities: The Process of Elections 2010 [print this page] Student Communities: The Process of Elections 2010
Do you care of the events taking place in a university or college? Are you passionate about the way your education is funded? Does the university credibility matter to you? In case you are interested in all these questions, go to the elections and vote for the changes you want to introduce. Indeed, the members of student unions should not be indifferent to the fate and perspectives of their educational establishment. They should express their readiness to encourage the changes for the better. Voting is one of such opportunities. This is why it is necessary to know how to vote and why vote. The main procedures taken during the process of voting The process of voting is not a very complicated process, especially now. All you need is an Internet connection and your corporate card for enrollment. Then, you need to log into the voting system and enter your number. Once you have login, you will be introduced to current candidates for the elections. Choose the one you consider the most appropriate for the high position. Why is it important to vote? First of all, voting makes students be involved in a democratic process. It teaches students to vote wisely and raises their social and political awareness. Second, students have a chance to practice voting. Exercising these procedures is considered to be one of the main cornerstones of our society because this can be reflected within your own student union. Third, voting insures that your voice will be heard and considered. This is why voting is crucial for those who represent personal views and concerns. Key terms and notions: 1. Cross campus ballot a type of elections where all members of a student union are obliged to vote. 2. Candidates' briefing is a procedure informing student union's members about the main rules and regulations while voting. 3. E-voting a voting procedure via online.
