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Date count run15 Mar 2024
Election rulesERS97 STV
Candidates running3
Available position1
Total ballots23
Valid votes23
Invalid votes0
Round 1
Alesha Parkar [16788]17.00
Samone Tabassam [19531]5.00
RON (Re-open Nominations)1.00
Exhausted0.00
Surplus5.50
Threshold11.50
Count of first choices. The initial quota is 11.50. Candidate Alesha Parkar [16788] has reached the threshold and is elected.

Winner is Alesha Parkar [16788].

Candidates

Alesha Parkar

Hi everyone! I'm a second year student studying Biological Sciences hoping to be your Welfare Officer next year.  Being a part of PakSoc as the Charity Officer this year has given me an incredible insight into the workings of the society, and the changes that need to be made to improve it and make it a more welcoming and inclusive environment.  If elected, I hope to build on:

  • Wellbeing of our members: enhance the support systems that exist within the Pakistan Society, whether it's providing resources or guidance to anyone facing academic or personal mental health challenges
  • Mental health awareness: hold events and workshops to destigmatise the discussion of mental health in our community
  • Communication: encourage more communication between the members of the society and the committee to make sure your feedback is heard, and our events are catered towards you
  • Diversity: have more events that represent and raise awareness about the different cultures, religions, and ethnicities within Pakistan

Thank you for considering my application- PakSoc has played a great role in facilitating my development at UCL, and I would be honoured and grateful to be able to help others on their journey :)

Samone Tabassam

Fellow Members of the Pakistan Society,

As I stand before you today, I am deeply honored to present my manifesto as a nominee for the position of Welfare Officer. With a profound sense of responsibility and commitment, I pledge to serve our community with dedication, empathy, and passion. The role of Welfare Officer is not merely a title but a solemn duty to ensure the well-being and prosperity of every member of our esteemed society.

As a nominee for Welfare Officer in the Pakistan Society, I pledge to prioritise the well-being of every member. My manifesto revolves around compassion, accessibility, and inclusivity. I aim to establish support systems, promote mental health awareness, and foster diversity within our community. Collaboration with other societies and quick emergency response will be emphasised.

I will ensure that there are monthly meetings with all First years for a smooth transition into university life and as well as helping with any difficulties that they any encounter. Not just first years, I will dedicate 4 hours per week in which anyone can book through and come and talk about anything they’re finding hard or want to talk about. Together, let's create a supportive and thriving community where every member feels valued and respected.

Looking forward to serving you all as the Welfare Officer!!