The 2022/2023 Student Representative Council member list.
Member | Portfolio | Institutional E-Mail | ||
![]() | Moopela | Thabo | President | |
![]() | Matamane | Lindiwe | Deputy President | |
Mojanaga | Tshegofatso | Sabbatical Secretary General | ||
![]() | Nkumanda | Siphumelele | Academic and Quality Enhancement Officer | |
![]() | Chubose | Keamogetse | Constitution and Legal Affairs Officer | |
Semela | Lebogang | Sports and Recreation Officer | ||
![]() | Nemaranzhe | Roberta Anza | Public Relation Officer | |
![]() | Dhlamini | Ntombizonke | Residence and Accommodation | |
![]() | Base | Siphokazi Thandolwethu | Health and Welfare Officer | |
![]() | Phenyo | Tshotetsi | Projects and Campaign Officer | |
![]() | Taunyane | Kgalalelo Kesego | Student Affairs Officer | |
Makhombothi | Seluleko | Transformation, Equity and Diversity Officer | ||
Pate | Mohau David | Art, Culture and International Students Officer |
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The 2022/2023 Student Representative Council member list.
Names | Portfolio | Course | E-mail address |
Katleho Nthaba | President | BEd: Natural Science | |
Reabetswe Pesa | Deputy president | BEd: Natural Science | |
Nondumiso Sehloho | Finance Officer | BEd: EMS | |
Phallang Melato | Academic and Quality Enhancement Officer | BEd: EMS | |
Khotso Zenza | Public Relations Officer | NDip: Language Practice and Media Studies | |
Matshediso Lebatla | Constitution and Legal Officer | OMT | |
Axolile Skhondo | Projects and Campaign Officer | NDip: Language Practice and Media Studies | |
Noluvo Mdatshe | Student Accommodation | NDip: Language Practice and Media Studies | |
Asivile Kota | Transformation Equity and Diversity Officer | OMT | |
Moleboheng Ramotlalane | Arts, Culture and International Students | BEd: EMS | |
Mphikeleli Sija | Student Affairs | OMT |
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Students’ Obligations in terms of The Higher Education Act (Act No. 101 Of 1997)
The Higher Education Act (Act no. 101 of 1997) stipulates that the establishment and composition, manner of election, term of office, functions and privileges of the students’ representative council of a public higher education institution must be determined by the institutional statute.
SRC Elections
The SRC consists of a president, vice-president, secretary-general/sabbatical, and members holding various portfolios. The SRC is elected annually towards the end of September. A sabbatical is a senior student who suspends his/her studies for a year to work for the SRC on a full-time basis. The secretary-general’s term of office is 12 months from January to December. The secretary-general is responsible for all administrative duties of the SRC and where necessary liaises with all relevant bodies within the institution. He/she is also an executive member of the SRC and receives an honorarium for services rendered. Any student contesting the portfolio of secretary-general/sabbatical must be in possession of a CUT qualification.
The SRC takes the lead in many student activities and acts as a link between the student body and the management of CUT. To a large extent, the SRC has a co-ordinating and training task as far as the formation of organisations and societies, clubs and other bodies is concerned.
Through its services, the members of the SRC responsible for various portfolios liaise closely with all staff of Student Affairs in order to ensure the success of student affairs on campus, thus reinforcing the SRC’s position as a full-time student leadership body.
The Student Parliament is the functional leg of the SRC and is composed of two representatives of each organisation, club, society and residence on campus. It serves as the SRC’s advisory body. All SRC members form part of the Student Parliament.
The SRC is bound by a mandate-driven 2010 structure representing the views and aspirations of students. However, it equally operates in an atmosphere that is bound by principles of co-operative governance.
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