Election post: Societies Rep (Non-portfolio)
Status: Co-opted
What will you bring to this role (e.g. experience, skills or qualities)?
I would be well-suited to the role of societies performing arts rep due to my approachable and dependable nature. Having worked as a Healthcare Assistant, I have ample experience communicating effectively with different groups of people and also advocating for them and am therefore able to both listen actively, and also respond proactively. I am also able to adapt well to challenges, always remaining calm, level-headed and with a positive outlook, which are important qualities that will allow me to accurately and successfully represent members of arts societies.
What do you hope to achieve in the role if you are elected?
In this role, I hope to create a safe space for members of arts societies to feel comfortable approaching with any thoughts or concerns they may have, enabling all members to get the most out of being part of artsUCL.
I work well in a team and will collaborate with the Arts Officer and other members of the Activities Zone in order to effectively represent performing arts societies and ensure that matters are handled efficiently.
I also aim to improve communication between the student union and committees and members in order to maintain transparency and smooth running on both sides.
Please summarise why students should vote for you.
As an active member of the Dance, Kpop and RUMS Music societies, I have been very involved with the arts, participating in many shows and performances. This is not only a testament to my organisation and time-management skills, but also demonstrates my dedication to performing arts at UCL.
Involvement in these societies has been such a highlight for me, so I very much value having these spaces on campus to express creativity and have fun meeting like-minded people. I would therefore be honoured to represent the artsUCL community and will strive to be a voice for every member if elected