Executive Reports

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Rush Hour Jazz-Unheard Things

with Strathclyde Youth Jazz Orchestra featuring the music composed and arranged by Andy Park

Recital Rooms, City Halls, Candleriggs, Glasgow G1

Tickets: Students £1 at the door!

19:30 until 21:30

The Gist: Seminar on UK Energy

The Glasgow Insight into Science and Technology (the GIST) are hosting a FREE Seminar discussion about meeting the UK’s energy requirements for 2050.

Expert Speakers include:
Ian Arbon – COO of Gaia Wind Turbines
Richard Bellingham – Head of Sustainable Glasgow
Ramon Fernandez – Finance Director of Scottish Power
Patrick Harvie – Green MSP for Glasgow

The seminar is in the Debates Chamber at Strathclyde University Union at 19:30 on the 2^nd of May.
To book your

17:30 until 18:30

Cheese & Wine

Strathclyde University Chorus End-of-Term Cheese and Wine/Concert

A chance to relax at the end of a long week of exams or work with the University Chorus's final performance this semester. A free, informal concert in the Chaplaincy Centre, with cheese and wine and an opportunity to donate to the University's Malawi Appeal.

@ 14:00

Cup Final Saturday!

Join us for a day of sporting finals! Hearts v Hibs, Champions League & Heineken Cup.

@ 14:00

End of Term Beach Foam Party

Celebrate the end of exams (or very nearly!) and say a fond farewell to your mates as end Semester 2 approaches.

Wear shorts / beach wear for free entry.

BOAM, BOAM, BOAM (beach foam for those you don't remember FOGA...)

@ 18:00

Eurotrash

Everyone loves Eurovision. Yes they do.

Join us for a cheese-fest with the show live on the big screens then cheesy disco time. Happy days.

@ 15:00

Joy of 6

12hr Tuesday is 6! Wow.

End of exams, end of term and a birthday - what more can you want?

12hrs of great drinks promos & a cracking atmosphere.

17:30 until 18:15

Rush Hour Jazz

Strathclyde Youth Jazz Orchestra pay special tribute to Duke Ellington's repertoire in a performance of original transcriptions of classic pieces such as Take the A-Train, Cotton Trail, A Portrait of Louis Armstrong and Things Ain't What They Used To Be.

Recital Rooms, City Halls, Candleriggs, Glasgow G1

Tickets: Students £1 at the door!

Throughout the year, the Executive Committee meet up formally and discuss current work against their objectives as well as organising campaigns and deciding on actions relating to the issues of the day.

One of the ways in which they make sure that all Executive members are in the loop, is to submit individual reports and discuss them at Executive Meetings. They cover what they've been up to since the last meeting as well as what is coming up.

Below is a brief copy of each of the reports so far - Just click on a report to view it.