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Count information
Date count run24 Nov 2023
Election rulesERS97 STV
Candidates running3
Available position1
Total ballots34
Valid votes34
Invalid votes0
Round 1
Constantinos Papacharalambous [15859]12.00
Annelise Jenks [16303]22.00
RON (Re-open Nominations)0.00
Exhausted0.00
Surplus5.00
Threshold17.00
Count of first choices. The initial quota is 17.00. Candidate Annelise Jenks [16303] has reached the threshold and is elected.

Winner is Annelise Jenks [16303].

Candidates

Annelise Jenks

Hi everyone! I’m Ann and I would love to be your next welfare officer! 

 

Joining RAX has made me feel so welcome and really helped me develop my sense of belonging at UCL. After my first social run, chatting with so many friendly (new) faces, I just knew I wanted to be part of this big, supportive family.

 

If elected as your next welfare officer, I hope to build this welcoming, inclusive environment where everyone knows they belong. I know uni can be stressful at times, so I’d love to be a friendly face you can always come to if you want to chat; whether it’s about running, uni, or if you just want to say hi and grab a coffee, I’ll be here :) 

 

I am so grateful for having the experience as House Captain and Wushu Team Captain in my high school, which allowed me to develop my organisation skills and furthered my understanding of the importance of working in a team. 

 

On a more personal note, the position of welfare officer really stood out to me because running really helped me cope with the stress that comes with exam season, and I’d love to share this love with everyone <3

Constantinos Papacharalambous

From the beginning I've felt a sense of belonging and support from our community and that is why I haven't missed a single social run! I would like to help others within our society feel the same way too!

I understand the importance of providing a safe and confidential space for members to discuss any concerns or challenges they may be facing. As Welfare Officer, I will hold regular welfare drop-in sessions where members can come to talk, seek guidance, or simply find a friendly face to chat with. It is my priority to ensure that every member feels heard and supported. I recognize the significance of anonymity when it comes to reporting sensitive issues. I will diligently monitor the anonymous reporting form, guaranteeing that all reports are handled with care and confidentiality. 

The UCL against hate campaign will serve as a powerful platform to raise awareness about discrimination, prejudice, and hatred, while also advocating for tolerance, respect, and unity within our society. It is my belief that by addressing these issues, we can create a more inclusive and harmonious environment for all. I will actively be working to ensure that our society is welcoming and accessible to individuals from diverse backgrounds, irrespective of their race, gender, sexual orientation, or abilities.

Above all, I aspire to be a friendly face that people in the club feel comfortable talking to. I want every member to know that they can approach me without hesitation.