Immunology Society: Welfare Officer

Hello, my name is Ichika, and I am a soon-to-be third year student studying BSc Cancer Biomedicine.

I have been involved in the Immunology society as a member, and I am now hoping to become a committee member this year! I believe I will be able to contribute significantly to the society based on my experience as the Treasurer in the Genetics Society and as the Volunteering Officer in the Cancer Charities Alliance Society.

I have been heavily involved in planning events, talks, and journal clubs, all of which required thinking about the welfare, safety, and inclusivity of participants. Building on these experiences, I believe I will be able to add insights to the careful planning of events for the Immunology Society as well.

I strongly look forward to being granted this opportunity to contribute to the welfare of the Immunology Society, helping the society to plan insightful and inclusive events throughout the year!

Thank you very much for your consideration!

- As a Biomedical Sciences student, I am in awe of immunology. Starting from EPQ in A-Levels, I have been interested in immunology especially immunotherapy in cancers. Joining the society from Term 1, I learnt a lot from the seminars and also enjoyed the vibe here. I think Immunology Society is a great place for gathering like-minded people. Therefore, I really want to participate in more deeply and contribute to the society in the coming academic year. I hope I can help build a warm and cozy atmosphere, as well as organise plentiful academic events by working with Events Officer, Outreach Officer.

- I was the co-president of photography club at high school. I took on role of as the chief editor and managed to publish an annual magazine. I will treat the role of Welfare Officer in Immunology Society as seriously as my former role. 

- At but not least, if I am elected, I will complete the training and take on my duty proactively. Also I am very happy to reach out to every member who needs help and/or resources.