Student Governance, Leadership & Development WSU Butterworth Campus

Student Governance, Leadership & Development WSU Butterworth Campus SGLDU's mission is to empower students to be fully engaged in the university experience by providing Students with different abilities (special needs)
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At Student Governance, Life and Development Unit (SGLDU) our mission is to empower students to be fully engaged in the university experience by providing transformative educational experience for students that enhance learning and development. As practitioners we act as advocates on issues, concerns, challenges related to students . We contribute to the departmental and university mission by;
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loping programs and providing services that reinforce core values and offer students opportunities for personal growth, self appraisal, leadership development in order to be successful in all aspects of their lives. Encouraging and challenging students to take leadership roles where they exercise integrity, establish meaningful relationships and expand their problem solving, critical thinking, reflecting skills for personal and professional growth. Educating students to become global citizens who will seek to use their voices, talents to advocate, lead, serve both internally and externally. We encourage students to be actively involved or join student societies as it is of utmost value for their development and the future. Employers in this day and age hire and look for more than good candidates but seek for people with initiative and confidence. They look for team players and those who have taken challenges than being in the classroom all your university life. At SGLDU we have different sections with different activities or programs;
STUDENT GOVERNANCE
In student governance, we are responsible for all student matters/affairs or activities. We have the following:
Student Representative Council (SRC)
SRC operations are guided by the Constitution of the SRC. They serve students by fighting for their rights, and general welfare/services regardless of political affiliation, gender, race, colour or creed. SRC acts as a communicator between students and other university stakeholders/forums in the higher education sector. Student Parliament (SP) is the body responsible for all student policy formulation matters etc. Political structures that are currently recognized by the SRC and SDSS department
- PASMA , EFFSC
- SASCO, UDESMO
- SCO, ANCYL

Academic societies and developmental societies and other councils or committees. STUDENT LIFE AND DEVELOPMENT
This section creates a purposeful experience for students that promote life skills, leadership and personal development while enhancing campus life. These are achieved through collaboration with students, faculties, community engagements and SDSS units to provide innovative and intentional programs, activities and services. We help students to discover their interests, leadership potential through involvement in general activities in this section. We develop your values, skills, goals through leadership workshops. We deliver by using students’ gifts, talents to play an active role within the university and outside. We have the following developmental societies:
Black Management Forum
Campus Choir
Debate
Drama and comedy
ENACTUS
Poetry/ Hip Hop and Gospel
Youth Quake
The campus ministry help supports spiritual growth of our students through; Gatherings
Celebrations and
Cultivation. Campus ministry has different church societies that are recognized by the SRC and SDSS;
ANSOC
SDASM
METHSOC
UPRESS
TASA
ZCC
His Grace Tabernacle
Jesus Dominion

WALKING TOWARDS THE SRC ELECTIONS 2026/27 🗳️The ISRC and SRC Elections 2026/27, scheduled to take place on 17 and 18 Sep...
27/08/2026

WALKING TOWARDS THE SRC ELECTIONS 2026/27 🗳️

The ISRC and SRC Elections 2026/27, scheduled to take place on 17 and 18 September 2026, the Butterworth Campus Student Governance, Leadership Development Unit has adopted the SRC Activation Programme to encourage and ensure that all registered students actively participate in the electoral process.

Today, 27 August 2026, the Butterworth Campus SGLD Unit embarked on an engaging Open-Mic Session, creating a platform for students to freely interact, share their views, raise concerns, and express their expectations regarding the upcoming SRC Elections.

The session provided an opportunity for meaningful engagement, with various questions being raised and students actively participating in discussions around the electoral process. These engagements are an important step towards ensuring that students are informed, empowered, and ready to exercise their democratic right to vote.

Walter Sisulu students Your voice matters. Your vote matters. Your participation matters.

🗳️ 17–18 September 2026 | SRC Elections 2026/27





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