Table Tennis Club: Vice-President

Hi everyone,

I’m William and I am running for the position of Vice President for UCL table tennis society for the upcoming academic year. 

As an active member of the team, I have had the opportunity to witness the outstanding efforts of our current executive committee in building a strong and dynamic community within our team and society. I believe that I can bring my skills and experience to further enhance the club's growth and success.

As a regular player in the team, I have come to appreciate the importance of teamwork and leadership in achieving our goals. 

Throughout my time at UCL, I have been involved in several extracurricular activities, including sports teams and academic societies, where I have held leadership positions. These experiences have allowed me to develop essential skills in communication, organisation, and collaboration that will be invaluable in serving as Vice President.

If elected, I plan to work closely with the President and the rest of the executive committee to continue building on the success of our society. My main goals will be to:
Increase participation: I will work to attract more members and encourage them to attend regular training sessions and matches. This will involve creating a welcoming and inclusive environment for all members, regardless of skill level.
Organise tournaments and events: I will help to organise tournaments and social events to bring our members together and foster a sense of community within the club.
Support the President: I will support the President in their

Hi! My name’s David, and I’m in my 2nd year of Biomedical Sciences BSc. I’ve been playing table tennis since my early teens with experience both as a casual player as well as at club level in Japan. This year, I have enjoyed my role as Social Session Captain and am looking to take on further responsibilities within the club by nominating myself for club vice president.

The club has a wide range of players, from first-timers to competitive players who will represent UCL in fixtures. My aim as vice president would be to deliver sessions that cater for everyone’s differing preferences and abilities by supporting our president and working with the rest of the committee.

My main aims include:

-Working with the social session captain to ensure that playing opportunities are given fairly, regardless of ability.

-Working alongside team captains and players as well as Coach Huang to make sure their needs are met, during practice sessions and fixtures.

-Working with the social secretary to provide a variety of social events and opportunities (e.g. nights out to table tennis bars and mini-tournaments with prizes during sessions).