According to the Warwick Student Community Statement, Warwick students are to receive: "Relevant and meaningful feedback on your work in a variety of formats that will help your academic development within a reasonable timescale previously communicated to you, within the University's guidance of four weeks or less."

We want to hear about excellent examples of feedback you have received so that we can share best practice. You can win a £100 top up on your Eating at Warwick card by telling us about fabulous feedback. Nominations are open until 1 March 2013.

So far, from Engineering/WMG, Ian Tuersley, Graham Knowles and Toby Mottram are in the Top 10!

The next SSLC meeting is on Thursday 29th November. If you have any points you'd like to raise, please let your rep know!

• To find your SSLC rep: click on the SSLC logo above.
• Minutes of the previous meeting

Have you ever considered going on a year abroad during your Engineering studies? The experience and skills you'll gain from such an experience are varied and invaluable, and will make your CV stand out from the crowd... On top of that, it may prove to be the best year of your life!

A meeting will be held by Pr Roger Green and Amanda Ashby from the International Office for students interested in taking a year abroad on: Wednesday 21st November at 17.00-19.00 in A401.

You'll get the chance to find out about various opportunities to take a year out, including as part of the Engineering Exchange programmes or the Erasmus scheme.

If you'd like to read some short reports written by Engineering students who have taken a year out in the past, check out the "Engineering News" pdf document on the right of this page.

The Learning Grid Leamington is open since yesterday, Monday 5 November. This new space provides students living in Leamington the opportunity to study or undertake group work without the need to travel to campus and free from the distractions of studying at home. Learning Grid Advisers will support students in the space which is located in Leamington's Town Hall and accommodates approximately 50 people. There are 18 fixed computer spaces, quiet study desks, and a bookable group study room. Ten of the study spaces and eight of the computer spaces are also bookable.

For more information or to book a space visit: http://www2.warwick.ac.uk/services/library/grid/leamingtongrid/

Learning Grid Rootes: The Learning Grid Rootes opens Easter 2012 and will provide convenient study and group work space at the heart of campus, close to many residences, the Students' Union and a number of food and drink outlets.

Your SSLC is pleased to announce the winners of the Student Lecturer Awards.

Click on the news title for more details, and to leave comments.

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Excellence in Lecturing (across all years):

• Mr Peter Kimber

Most Enthusiastic Lecturer:

• Year 1 & 2: Professor Peter Thomas
• Years 3 & 4: Mr Graeme Knowles

Most Prepared Lecturer:

• Years 1 & 2: Dr Duncan Lockerby
• Years 3 & 4: Dr S Zivanovic

Most Motivational Lecturer:

• Years 1 & 2: Professor Peter Thomas
• Years 3 & 4: Dr Tony Price

Welcome to your new student-run webpage, brought to you by your SSLC! We hope you like it!