Student panel
City Lit’s student panel meets every term to help improve students’ learning experience at City Lit. What does the panel do?
The panel acts as a critical friend and consultative group reflecting the student experience at City Lit. It makes recommendations for quality improvement on the overall student journey and course provision. The college’s planning is informed strongly by feedback from the student panel.
Meeting dates for the 2011-12 academic year are:
Tuesday 13 December 2011
Tuesday 20 March 2012
Tuesday 19 June 2012
Panel members are: Anne Harrison, Antonia Butler, Bal Khela, Caroline Meyer, Emma Shellard, Guy Carpenter, Jeanine Hack, Jeremy Moore, Joe Burke, Jo Parry, Jonathan Armour, Jonathan Lake, Kiran Patel, Louise Taylor, Natalia Cruz Fajardo, Nick Windsor, Pauline Stobbs, Stella Meadows, Zuzana Chladekova .
How can you become a member of the panel?
We will be looking for new panel members in September/October 2012.
Share your views with the panel
Your views are important to us! If you wish to comment on the work of the student panel or if you have any suggestions to the panel, please contact: studentpanel@citylit.ac.uk
How can you find out about the work of the student panel?
Click on links below for previous minutes:
Academic year 2011-12
13 December 2011
Academic year 2010-11
14 June 2011
05 April 2011
07 December 2010
Academic year 2009-10
June 2010
March 2010
December 2009
Terms of Reference can be accessed here.
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