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What are Communities and why should you join them?

Get to know what communities are at the Students' Union and how you can get involved, find your people, and learn more.

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What are communities?

Communities bring together students who share aspects of their identity, background, or lived experience. At the Students’ Union, the communities we facilitate are online, in person and across all of our CU locations.

Communities provide a space for students to connect, support one another, celebrate diversity, and work collectively to improve the student experience of members of the community whether that is advocating for student voice, challenging and campaigning the University, local or national organisations or just having a shared space to talk.

There are 5 communities across the group:


What are engagement leads?

Community Engagement Leads are paid student representatives who help champion the interests of their community, 1 Community Engagement lead is appointed per community, recruitment will typically take place in spring for appointment the following year. They work closely with community members, us as the Students' Union, and the University to identify issues, gather feedback, lead events, campaign and create positive change.


Who are your community engagement leads?

Disabled Students - Tia Parker

International Students – Logan Page

Women Students – Emma Bhakuni

Global Majority Students – Sana Cheruvallil

LGBTQIA+ Students – Megan Pocock


How can you get in touch with your community engagement leads?

Emailing community.su@coventry.ac.uk is the best way to get in touch. You can also drop into our Coventry, London or Scarborough campuses SU spaces in person to ask about communities.

Each community also has a community WhatsApp channel which community members are invited to join (You’ll get an email invitation when you join the community).

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