2023 Breakdowns

The OUSA Executive completes daily 'breakdowns' of their work, to be transparent and provide more frequent insight into their roles, rather than just through the quarterly reports

You can read the breakdowns here.

Quarterly Reports

Each quarter, your OUSA Exec members reflect on their roles and report on what they have been up to over those three months.

Check out the executive reports for 2023:

• President Quintin Jane: First Quarter Report | Second Quarter Report | Third Quarter Report | Forth Quarter Report
• Administrative Vice-President Imogen Macalister: First Quarter Report | Second Quarter Report | Third Quarter Report | Forth Quarter Report
• Finance and Strategy Officer Emily Fau-Goodwin: First Quarter Report | Second Quarter Report | Third Quarter Report 
• Academic Representative Mia Heaphy: First Quarter Report | Second Quarter Report | Third Quarter Report 
• Welfare and Equity Representative Kaia Jamieson: First Quarter Report | Second Quarter Report | Third Quarter Report 
• Political Representative Tessa Campbell: First Quarter Report | Second Quarter Report | Third Quarter Report 
• Residential Representative Lilly Baird: First Quarter Report | Second Quarter Report | Third Quarter Report 
• Clubs and Societies Representative Reid Eberwein: First Quarter Report | Second Quarter Report 
• Clubs and Societies Representative Emily Bull: Third Quarter Report 
• International Representative Cyrus Yam: First Quarter Report | Second Quarter Report | Third Quarter Report 
• Postgraduate Representative Keegan Wells: First Quarter Report | Second Quarter Report | Third Quarter Report 
• Te Rōpū Māori Tumuaki Haki Hamilton: First Quarter Report | Second Quarter Report | Third Quarter Report 
• University of Otago Pacific Island Students' Association (UOPISA) President Elisepa Taukolo: First Quarter Report | Second Quarter Report | Third Quarter Report 

Financial Reports

Since 2012 OUSA has been operating with a voluntary membership model. OUSA is able to achieve this by the University coming to the party and contracting out OUSA's valuable services so that they are still here and going strong for you now and in the future. This 'contract' is called a Service Levy Agreement (SLA) and has been put in place because blessed are we all that the University of Otago recognises student body representation as a foundation block for this great institution. Sleep soundly.

• Read the Audited accounts for OUSA ending December 2013
• Read the Audited accounts for OUSA ending December 2014
• Read the Audited accounts for OUSA ending December 2015
• Read the Audited accounts for OUSA ending December 2016
• Read the Audited accounts for OUSA ending December 2017
• Read the Audited accounts for OUSA ending December 2018
• Read the Audited accounts for OUSA ending December 2019
• Read the Audited accounts for OUSA ending December 2020
• Read the Audited accounts for OUSA ending December 2021