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Voting: Voting closed

Vacancies
2
Results
Re-open nominations is a winner
No
Count information
Date count run24 Nov 2023
Election rulesERS97 STV
Candidates running5
Available positions2
Total ballots3
Valid votes3
Invalid votes0
Round 1
Ilina Shah [16044]0.00
Carly Schwarz [16134]1.00
Catalina Ulloa Espinosa [16317]1.00
Nina Todres [16381]1.00
RON (Re-open Nominations)0.00
Exhausted0.00
Surplus0.00
Threshold1.00
Count of first choices. The initial quota is 1.00. Candidates Carly Schwarz [16134], Catalina Ulloa Espinosa [16317], and Nina Todres [16381] were tied when choosing a candidate over threshold to eliminate. Candidate Nina Todres [16381] was chosen to be eliminated by breaking the tie randomly. Candidates Carly Schwarz [16134] and Catalina Ulloa Espinosa [16317] have reached the threshold and are elected.

Winners are Carly Schwarz [16134] and Catalina Ulloa Espinosa [16317].

Candidates

Carly Schwarz
Catalina Ulloa Espinosa

I am nominating for events secretary as I am passionate advocate for nature and conservation. I have a background in field biology and engaging people with nature through research and education. Thus, I am looking forward bringing my practical expertise to the society. I will do so by planning events that will increase our awarness and knowledge on the current situation of nature conservation from field activities to talks with experts in the field.

Ilina Shah

I'm Ilina, and I'm a first year BASc Arts and Sciences student. I am standing for the events secretary position since I have a strong passion for nature and conservation, and because I want to help brainstorm and execute ideas for activities that society members can partake in.

I developed my leadership and organisational skills from my work experiences in the environmental space. As an engagement intern with WWF Singapore, I helped facilitate the Cyber Spotter Programme, about how to identify illegal wildlife trade listings online, and was an assistant guide for a nature park walk, where I introduced the park's wildlife and history. At bioSEA, a Southeast Asian biomimicry firm, I explored the possible real-world applications of various materials inspired by nature. As a volunteer with the Herpetological Society of Singapore, I operated a booth at events like the Festival of Biodiversity, to educate people about their work, and the nation's reptiles and amphibians.

I can use my network to arrange virtual talks with environmental professionals I have worked with in these organisations, and reach out to their UK based colleagues to organise in-person talks.

I enjoy doing wildlife photography in my free time, and post my photos on Instagram (@ilinanaturepics) with descriptions of the species' ecology and behaviour. My interest in photography has incentivised me to research good places to go for nature walks in London, which I could use to plan such events for the society.

Nina Todres