Tennis Club: Vice President

Close to a year now playing for the BUCS Women’s 1&2 teams and going to all our amazing tennis socials, I want to give back to the society that means a lot to me. 

Why go for VP? I’ll break down the role and why I would be suited for it:

• Support President and Treasurer: Knowing who is running, it's safe to say they're both amazing people that I truly respect and love being around.
• Develop calendar plan of main events & take lead on some main projects: Leadership is a big passion for me. Having been the leader of many clubs that organized events (talks, socials, etc.), I promise not to fail you on the organization side! Expect many themed parties & socials to come! Who says that our Winter Ball has to be held just once??
• Ensure socials/trainings are properly executed: I have come to almost all trainings and socials, and think that commitment and team spirit are paramount to any team. No slacking on my behalf.
• Handle sponsorships: Weird fact but I enjoy sending emails and communication so this shouldn’t be a problem. I also love the satisfaction of opening new cans of balls, and we know that doesn’t come for free. I will be dedicated to ensuring that we have sponsors to support our hardworking players and amazing society members?

Your vote is your choice, but I promise to be fully committed to ensuring that our amazing and homey society continues thriving!??

I' like to apply for the role of Vice President for UCL Tennis Club because of the overwhelmingly positive experience I have had as a member for the past year. As both a committee member,and a player I have felt the warmest welcome from everyone and have thoroughly enjoyed playing, working and laughing alongside this great group of people. As I apply for the role of VP, I think it important to also outline why I did not apply for President. As a newcomer to Tennis I do not feel as though I have expressed the level of commitment to the club that would afford me with the confidence to be President. I have watched how the current President has continuously devoted so much time and effort toward every aspect of the club, and I simply don't think I can promise to do the same with only one year of experience behind me. With this is mind, I would, however, like to highlight why I believe I fit the criteria for the role of Vice President. As a committee member this year, I have become accustomed towards the logistics of matches, events and socials which I believe affords me valuable knowledge for a leadership role. I am very familiar with the inner-workings of Tennis and so I believe that I am able to accept the challenge of VP with confidence. I would like to thank UCL Tennis for all that it has done over the past year and I hope to elongate the lively, warm and fun environment it holds!