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Important Exam Information

We want to wish you best of luck in the exams. We hope everything runs smoothly but should something happen on the day we have included a quick guide and a few tips on what to do. Get your Tutor's contact details now! Your tutor is the first person you should contact should something go wrong. Your tutor details should be on my.tcd.ie.

Your exam number is no longer on student cards! It can be found on my.tcd.ie. Please make a note of it as you will need it for all your exams.

For more exam tips check the Education Officer's Blog.

We are here to help

President
Rory Dunne
Rory's job is to coordinate the work of the SU on a day-to-day basis, including acting as the first spokesperson for the SU, maintaining and improving SU services, coordinating campaigns and ensuring that students have a voice at every level of college decision-making.
Call Rory on 086 837 35 09 or
Education Officer
Dan Ferrick
Dan's job is to defend and help to improve the quality of your education in College and to help you with anything academic related, from sitting repeats to changing courses and everything in between. You can find advice on the Education website or drop into his office in House Six.
Call Dan on 087 285 36 50 or
Welfare Officer
Aisling Ní Chonaire
Aisling is here if you ever need to talk or just want someone to listen. If you're finding things difficult, can't settle in or have a personal problem that you don't feel confident talking to someone you know about, then you can drop into her office in House Six. You can also find advice on the Welfare website.
Call Aisling on 086 837 35 20 or
Communications Officer
Owen Bennett
Owen is tasked with making sure that you are fully informed of all that the SU is doing on your behalf, through use of various media including weekly emails, posters across campus, class addresses, online videos, this website, Facebook and Twitter.

He is also the editor of the University Times.
Call Owen on 086 082 48 26 or
Ents Officer
Dave Whelan
Dave's sole purpose as Ents Officer is to make sure you are enjoying your time in College, providing you with top quality entertainment throughout the whole year. He also helps class reps organise class parties, assists in the planning of the famous Trinity Ball and coordinates all of the events in RAG week.
Call Dave on 086 054 98 71 or
House Six
The five union officers work out of House Six in front square, which is also home to the union's front office, the bookshop, one of the SU's shops.

You can also find the Graduate Students' Union, Trinity Publications and a number of societies in House Six.

What can we do for you?

Trinity Ents is the branch of the Students' Union that makes sure you're enjoying college, making plenty of friends and going on lots of fun nights out. Ents runs club nights, live music and comedy gigs, large acts and much more. There are plenty of regular weekly nights both on and off campus.
The University Times is an editorially independent newspaper produced with the support of the Students' Union. It comes out every three weeks during term, but the website is updated regularly with news and staff blogs.
Grinds Service This service exists to help students struggling with their courses and facilitates them in finding a tutor. Students can find tutors to help with your studies, at any level, or advertise to give grinds to students in Dublin's secondary schools or in Trinity College.
Accommodation Advisory Service The Accommodation Advisory Service helps students find accommodation by providing them with advice and access to house-hunting resources. During August and September a fully staffed service is run from the Students' Union office in House Six.
Bookshop The Students' Union Bookshop is located on the first floor of House Six. It is open between 9:30am and 5:30pm during term. The bookshop buys and sells second-hand course book, with book buying taking place after the end of exams in early June.
Jobs Mailing List The Students' Union maintains a mailing list of students looking for jobs. Emails are sent out to this list a few times a week, depending on the rate at which available positions are coming in. The jobs listed in these emails are suitable for students to be employed in.