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Undergraduate study, Queen Mary, University of London
Ref No (click to see in context)WFD/16
TitleWestfield College Union Society
LevelSeries
Date1907-1985
Extent8 boxes
DescriptionThis series contains the minutes of the Westfield College Union Society and its standing committees, 1907-1976; correspondence relating to student issues, 1949-1978; papers relating to nominations for Officers of the Union, 1950-1968; constitutional documents, 1959-1980; papers relating to the JCR (Junior Common Room), late 1960s; papers relating to student representation on the Council, 1970-1978; final report of the Catering Standards Committee, 1973; and Presidential communications, 1981-1985.
Admin HistoryThe Westfield College Union Society (WCUS) was formed in Mar 1920. Prior to this date both Students' and College meetings were regularly held to discuss relevant issues affecting the students of the College. The College meetings were attended by the Principal, staff, and students. Following the establishment of the WCUS, the Principal became Honorary President and the Senior Student became the Executive President. All College clubs and societies were affiliated to the WCUS. The WCUS had two standing committees: the General Committee, and the Executive Committtee. Union meetings continued to be held under the titles of College meetings and Students' meetings, the latter being held at the discretion of the President of the Union.
ArrangementArranged by function and then chronologically. A separate sub-series has been created for the minute books of the Westfield College Union Society; Minutes.
Access StatusOpen
Persons
CodePerson or Corporate Body Name
DS/UK/808World University Service; fl.1917-; International development agency
DS/UK/652University of Oxford; St Peter's College; 1929-; Higher Education Institution
DS/UK/708National Union of Students (NUS); 1922-
DS/UK/809University of Kent; 1965-; Higher Education Institution
DS/UK/810National Anti-Sweating League; fl.1906-1909; Women's Union
DS/UK/30Westfield College; 1882-1989; Higher Education Institution