Undergraduate SSLC and Student Voice Ambassadors

What is the SSLC?

The undergraduate Student-Staff Liaison Committee (SSLC) is a body made up of all undergraduate students based in the History department, facilitated by the Student Voice Lead in conjunction with the department’s Student Voice Ambassadors.

It is a space in which students can discuss any general issues or concerns about their course, as well as work with academic staff to improve the History department for all students. You can find the papers and minutes for SSLC meetings below.

Who are the Student Voice Ambassadors?

Undergraduate Student Voice Ambassadorsare appointed at the start of each academic year to represent the SSLC on departmental committees. In particular, they sit on the departmental Education Committee, which covers all aspects of learning and teaching in the department, including new modules, module allocation, assessment, and curricula.

They work closely with the Department's Student Voice Lead to devise strategies to collect student feedback and to inform students of actions taken as a result of feedback, and they liaise with the Students’ Union Academic Representation team.

Students can contact the Ambassadors with feedback, issues or concerns that they wish to bring to the department’s attention.

A full list of the Student Voice Ambassadors for 2026-27 is below.

How can I give feedback or raise an issue to be discussed at the SSLC or in a department committee?

The SSLC meets multiple times through the year. You can ask for items to be added to the agenda by emailing , or filling in our quick, anonymous online form.

You can also contact the Student Voice Lead or one of the Student Voice Ambassadors directly.