Election post
Status
Elected
What will you bring to this role (e.g. experience, skills or qualities)?
If you’re looking for a Welfare Rep who’s fun, genuinely cares and is ready to bring both positivity and action to our societies, I’d be honoured to have your vote!
🧡 Approachable, friendly and empathetic I want to make sure everyone feels comfortable, included and supported without judgement. I genuinely care about people and want to make our societies a place where everyone feels welcome. If you ever need someone to talk to or advocate for you, I’m here. I am also mental health certified.
What do you hope to achieve in the role if you are elected?
📝👂Real, open channels for feedback
I would make sure your opinions are taken seriously and that they lead to real action. As a Lead Academic Rep, I have found meaningful ways to hear feedback from my cohort, including anonymous surveys and will soon be launching drop-in sessions and focus groups with my fellow reps. I would be excited to offer the same open communication channels as a Welfare rep for societies!
📣 Clearer access to student welfare services
Support should be easy to find and free from confusion. I would work to make sure all welfare services are more clearly signposted, so no one feels lost when they need help.
Please summarise why students should vote for you.
🗣️ Experience representing diverse voices My internships at Disney and TfL have refined my skills in representing a variety of perspectives. I know how to listen carefully, gather feedback from all sides and make sure that every student’s concerns are brought forward.
💥 Action not just words! I will ensure that your feedback leads to tangible results that improves the society experience for all. When you share an idea, concern or feedback, I will follow through and keep you updated on the progress, so you see real outcomes - not just promises.
Preferred pronouns
she/her