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Election
Read about what the Societies Officer is responsible for.
In order to vote for this position you must have been a member of a Union-affiliated non-sports society for at least 28 days.
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Candidates
Himanshu Keshari
What will you bring to this role (e.g. experience, skills or qualities)?
Hello members! I’m Himanshu Keshari, a first-year economics student by profesion, a leader by passion, a changemaker by choice. My vision is clear – Leveraging UCL’s societies in cultivating a global footprint.
My vision is supported by my leadership experience as the school’s student council president and UCL’s first-year academic rep. As the winner of 5+ national case study competitions, I have gained analytical and business acumen. And having participated in 20+ national debates, I have learned communication skills. Above all, I aim to bring my vision to life.
What do you hope to achieve in the role if you are elected?
I plan to prioritise the following areas as your Societies Officer:
Wide-ranging Opportunity Platform: Promoting collaboration between societies for pulling up mega competitions.
Inclusivity and Diversity: Making sure that students from all backgrounds and communities are represented in societies events and opportunities, thus breaking the barriers.
Transparent and Democratic Leadership: Devising clear communication channels, member votes in decision-making, quarterly feedback reports and facilitating freedom of information requests.
Please summarise why students should vote for you.
One Team and One Family: We will ensure that you feel belonged here by creating a volunteering platform for delegating meaningful responsibilities in societies.
Skill Enhancement Session: What unites us? Desire to learn and grow. Together, our committee will actively organise exclusive training sessions.
You vote matters in the growth of UCL's socities and I am confident that I will deliver my responsibilties.
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