Taiwanese Society: President

As the event officer of the Taiwanese Society, my role is centred around fostering community, creating memorable experience, and promoting cultural exchange. This role has provided invaluable opportunities for event planning, ensuring smooth execution while prioritizing the enjoyment of all participants.

Reflecting on my journey as a committee member, I recognize the significance of each event in shaping the society’s identity and fostering a sense of belonging among members. From planning proposals to addressing unforeseen challenges, I have honed skills in adaptability, problem-solving, and effective communication, reinforcing my dedication to providing enriching experiences.

Over the past two years, my involvement in numerous events has deepened my understanding of leadership, affirming my eagerness to devote myself to the society. I desire to share my culture and create a sense of home for students at UCL. Participating in the Taiwanese Society has not only equipped me with the skills necessary for effective leadership but has also instilled a sense of purpose and fulfillment.

Looking ahead, my candidacy for the presidency represents a natural progression in my journey of service and dedication to the Taiwanese Society. Drawing upon my experiences, I am confident in leading with integrity, compassion, and a firm commitment to shared goals. As president, I aspire to continue fostering a vibrant and inclusive community where every member feels valued, heard, and supported.

I am Lincoln, a candidate for the president of the UCL Taiwanese Society 24/25. About my background, I am a PhD student at the Bartlett School. Significantly, I have various experiences of the student clubs. I was the president of the department student association when I was a college student as well as a  leader of the anniversary of the National Taiwan Normal University. Currently, I not only a minister of photography of the SUROCUK 49th, but also a minister of photography of the UCL Taiwanese Society 23/24. I am glad to join the committee next year and do some contributions for the UCL Taiwanese Society.

There are my following policies for the UCL Taiwanese Society 24/25:
(i) Social events and benefits for the students: 

-Manual for freshman: Providing the key information from living to academic, from senior students' advice.  

-Student's benefits: Student discount, coupon. 

-Annual events: TW welcome event, UK welcome event, sport game, boat party, lunar new year dinner, picnic, show. 

-Team building: Two levels for team building for the committee and for the members, such as the one day trip, formal dinner.

-Connections with UK TW Soc: Alliance with the university in London, UK, SUROCUK.

(ii) Academic support and Career development: 

-Academic groups: School based, undergraduate and postgraduate

-Information for prospective student 

-Career talk: UCL alumni 

(iii) Impacts of UCL and Taiwan: 

-Reputation of UCL: As a member of UK G5 universities

-Visibility of Taiwan