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No
Count information
Date count run17 Mar 2023
Election rulesERS97 STV
Candidates running3
Available position1
Total ballots66
Valid votes66
Invalid votes0
Round 1
Tayyibah Patel [13441]18.00
Abigail S Y Omotosho [14096]48.00
RON (Re-open Nominations)0.00
Exhausted0.00
Surplus15.00
Threshold33.00
Count of first choices. The initial quota is 33.00. Candidate Abigail S Y Omotosho [14096] has reached the threshold and is elected.

Winner is Abigail S Y Omotosho [14096].

Candidates

Tayyibah Patel

Being Vice President of SurgSoc would be an incredible privilege and I am committed to giving my all to this role. As well as consistently working hard to push for innovative ideas, I am passionate about respecting my team and ensuring everyone’s thoughts are heard. Furthermore, I am excited by the prospect of directing iNUGSC 2024; I believe I can build on the hard work of previous organisers to prepare a fantastic event.

As workshop coordinator for iNUGSC 2023, I have been liaising with this year's VP to develop captivating workshops. Additionally, as events officer for UCL Wilderness Med Soc, I hosted an international conference with participants from thirteen countries. These events have given me first-hand experience of organising international conferences and I have amalgamated specific skills that will be especially useful as VP. For instance, I was able to remain adaptable, problem-solving when speakers withdrew their attendance. We worked as a team to overcome these obstacles while staying resilient. I understand the importance of having a clear plan with pre-determined checkpoints, ensuring targets are achievable by considering other commitments. As sponsorship officer for the National Medical Research Association, I also hold experience with the financial aspect of running a society, having established sponsorship deals and created a sponsorship brochure. I am comfortable in integrating all these skills to coordinate activities within SurgSoc.

Abigail S Y Omotosho

I am standing for the position of Vice President of Surgical Society because I thoroughly enjoyed my role as workshops coordinator for the International Undergraduate & Foundation Surgery Conference (iNUGSC) 2023. It gave me the opportunity to discuss innovative surgical ideas with Surgeons from across the globe and develop my organisation and communication skills which I believe equip me well to uphold the legacy of iNUGSC and Surgical Society. 

 

As Vice President my focus will be to increase access to information on Surgical careers by:

 

- Promoting community amongst members of Surgical Society by providing more networking opportunities. 

- Working closely with the Surgical Society media team to more clearly present the opportunities available to members. 

- Increasing the iNUGSC widening participation scheme, by informing more local schools about the conference. 

- Reading and responding to feedback on iNUGSC 2023 to increase participation next year.