The Students’ Union
A place for help.
The Students’ Union is there to help students with whatever problems they may be having, great or small, while at college. We also represent students’ interests at the highest decision making committees in the college, and to the outside world. We provide a range of services and supports for students and encourage you to drop by for any reason: if you’re worried about your finances, your health or your studies, we’ve all been there, so we’d be delighted to try to help.
President – Aimee Doyle
Tel: (01) 415 0463
Email: [email protected]
Welfare Officer - Aimee Doyle
Tel: (01) 415 0463
Communications Officer - Aimee Doyle
Tel: (01) 415 0463
Sports and Societies Officer- Claire Aston
Tel: (01) 415 0418
Email: [email protected]
Griffiti Editor – Aimee Doyle
Email: [email protected]
Web: www.gcd.ie/griffiti
Tel: (01) 415 0463
Students’ Union Manager - Paul Walsh
Tel: (01) 415 0497
You can find us in the Meagher Building just instead the main gates. Please feel free to contact us on (01) 415 0418, or at [email protected], or check out our website at www.gcd.ie/su. We look forward to talking to you!
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The Students’ Union, located in the Meagher Building, is there for supporting students in Griffith College. The four executive officers are there to help you, so contact them if you have queries about any aspect of life at Griffith College.
Griffith College Students’ Union is the representative body for students within the College. As the largest independent College in Ireland, its primary role is to represent its members views and defend their interests both internal and external to the college. All students are actively encouraged to become involved in the Students’ Union so that they can directly influence and assist the Students’ Union during the year. The SU provides advice on welfare, health, accommodation, financial and academic matters in an effort to help students adjust to college life.
Student Counselling Service
To help you get through tough times.
The student counselling service is there to talk to students or others in the Halls of Residences who are experiencing difficulties in their home or college lives. The service seeks to offer hospitality, support and care to students. They are there to listen regardless of the situation, offering confidentiality. Debate is encouraged and and there to support students through their time at college. The service is free for students, and can be contacted on 085 1521511 or [email protected]