Your Students' Union is hosting an all day conference designed to inspire and develop the student leaders we have on campus. Whether you're a student-group committee member, a student representative, or just someone who is a leader or aspires to be one, this is ideal for you. 

On the day you can choose from a selection of sessions including:

Can we do fun stuff now? Students’ Union guide to hosting events
The SU events team will be showing you all the different events they host and how you can get involved too. With our brand new students event guide we are giving you the opportunity to host your own and be confident you’ll smash it out of the park!

Elections 101
So, you’re already a student leader, why not become a leader of your Students’ Union. This session will provide an overview of the Students’ Union elections, key dates, useful information about how to plan a campaign as well as some insider info about what Salford Students are looking for. So if you are planning on being a candidate or even if you are still undecided, this session is one not to be missed!

"Joining Hockey changed ma lyf" – How To Market Your Club or Society
Stop posting boring memes and start creating kick-ass content with USSU Marketing’s quick fire guide to making your club or society look spicy af.

More Issues than Vogue
This session is all about mental health. Focusing on a couple of sub categories within mental health, the session will hopefully teach you a bit more about tell-tale signs, coping strategies, etc. As a leader it is important to look after yourself too, so we will touch upon self-care too.

Period Poverty: How to fight it locally and nationally
Launching a grassroots campaign to get money from the University, detailing what work we have already done and what work there is to do. It will raise awareness of the issue and exercises and activities will reveal that it is an issue that students face and as a whole, people face across the country.

Step up and step in! The Bystander Effect, Community & Leadership
Have you ever been concerned about a situation and wanted to help... but didn't? You're not alone. This situation is more common than you might think, and is known as the Bystander effect.   In this engaging session you’ll learn about simple steps to help you step up and act in a situation like this.