Your Class Representatives and Academic Liaison Officers

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Class representatives meet in Weeks 4, 6, 8 and 10 in Classroom 3 between 2.00pm and 3.00pm on Wednesdays. If you have an issue that you would like to be addressed at this meeting, please contact your specific class representative via email or you can email This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it .

Contact a Class Rep:

Business & Sports Program Representative

Ashley Medway
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0488 008 135

Hey, my name is Ashley Medway. I am currently in my 8th term, and have been involved as a Class Representative since my 2nd term here at ICMS. I am proud of the of the achievements that this body has accomplished in the past, and look forward to hopefully contributing further this term as the Business Management Class Representative, having previously looked after the Sport program.

Class Representatives play an important role in College life, helping to rise and address academic concerns raised by students with respective Heads of School and/or Academic Liaison Officers, whether they are about computers, attendance or course content.

With any academic concern or issue, it is important that one: Class Reps are open and available to help; and two; that concerns raised are actually fixed. I believe I can help in this.

Don't hesitate to contact your Class Rep if you have an idea or issue that you want sounded out.

Hospitality Program Representative

Jessica Long
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0432 824 366

If I were to attain the position of Class Representative for Hospitality Management students, it would allow me the opportunity to draw upon my skills of decision-making, leadership and communication. Thus, I would be more than able to assess academic issues arisen from discussion with my peers and bring these points of concern to meetings with Faculty and Academic Liaison Officers in order to implement strategies to assess issues of concern from my respective student body.

Hospitality Program Representative

Rina Sal
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0422 018 541

I would like to nominate myself as a Class Representative for Hospitality Program, because I believe it is a great learning experience and a good way to meet people. I was involved in the program previously, and I found I have received valuable knowledge and developed great communication skills. Therefore, I wish to further carry on the responsibilities and together with the class representative team, improve the college.

Hospitality Program Representative

Viktoria Lundkvist
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I am 3rd term hospitality student and I am motivated to take as many opportunities that are available at ICMS to learn and contribute to the collage, and especially the hospitality department as this is my passion. To be able to be a part of solving different academic issues that will come across during the term will be a good experience for me to have before I take my career to the next step.

My personality could be an asset as a student representative as I care about current issues and interested in assisting my fellow students with improving their learning and general time at ICMS.
Some of my strengths are that I am hard working, punctual and a positive person, which I think I would be an ideal candidate.

Sports Program Representative

Rachel Shrimpton
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0404 219 933

I believe I am ideal for the responsibility of class representative as I am a mature, responsible and focussed student. I have experience in the sporting industry and in management and enjoy leading a group. I feel that my fellow students often look to me for advice, respect me as their peer and feel comfortable to approach me with questions or to share ideas. I can communicate professionally with both my peers, lecturers and colleagues.

I would love the opportunity to become more involved in the ICMS student body and I look forward to hearing from you.

Class Representatives:

Class Representative are students elected by their fellow students that meet regularly with the Academic Liaison Officers (ALOs) to discuss and solve any academic issues arising throughout the term. Class Representatives play an important role in College life, being responsible for several important communication and operational tasks on behalf of class groups and the College management and staff. You will receive a College pin and community contribution points to recognise your position as a representative of your fellow students and your assistance to the College community.

Academic Liaison Officers:

The Academic Liaison Officers are members of the ICMS academic staff who represent the interests of students to other academic staff, heads of schools and senior executive staff at the College. The Academic Liaison Officers meet regularly with the class reps to discuss issues that are academic in nature.

Hospitality Program Representative
Michael Berrell, Deputy Vice Chancellor Teaching, Learning and Operations	This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it
Bryn James, Head of School, Hospitality Management	This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it
John Powrie, Head of School, Property Management	This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it
Simon Pawson, Head of School, Tourism and Retail	This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it
Melissa Roughley, Acting Head of School, Sports Management	This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it
Anne-Marie Flynn, Head of School, Event Management	This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it

Roles and Responsibilities of Class Reps:

Please familiarise yourself with the following overview of your responsibilities.
• Attendance at all meetings
• Communication between year group and ALO
• Read minutes from previous meetings and ensure you bring a copy to the next meeting.
• Communication within their respective year group
• Attend class representative dinner
• Assist lecturers in classroom closedown procedures
• Confidentiality on all issues
• Refer all academic issues to the ALO either through the general meetings or private meetings
• Raise and redirect non academic issues through the appropriate channel of communication eg. Student Affairs and SRC

The Class Representatives will meet together with the ALOs and other members of staff will be invited to join the meetings. These meetings will provide you with the opportunity to discuss any important academic issues that students in your class group may have raised with you. It is important that you communicate with your class group on a regular basis – you are the communication link between management and students.

Attendance at all meetings is compulsory.

Nominations will be called for the following class reps in all the programs including:

Sports Management
Property Management
Retail Services Management
International Tourism
Event Management
Hospitality Management
Business Management

How to nominate:

If you are interested in nominating yourself as a class rep, please email Simone Hill, Student Experience Co-ordinator at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it

In your email, please advise the following:

Name/Student Number/Email and Contact details.
Which program you are nominating for
A brief paragraph – no more than 300 words about why you would like this position. (Note the profile may be used in information to be sent out to students asking them to vote)
One head and shoulders photograph.