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Election
Network committee members actively support Student Officers that convene their network, and assist with the overall decision making processes within the network.
Category
Candidates
Natalie Wickremasinghe
(She/Her )
What do you hope to achieve in the role if you are elected?
Hi! My name’s Natalie and I'm a postgraduate law student. I currently hold this position in the committee and would love to be re-elected, so I can continue to be actively involved with the Women's Network and help promote the importance of gender equality at UCL! If elected, I hope to amplify these values through our social media channels and inform others of ways they could get involved. I would aim to keep our social media pages as active and interactive as possible. I hope that these actions collectively would help build a strong sense of community and a welcoming environment.
What will you bring to this role (e.g. experience, skills or qualities)?
I believe I am well suited to this role, as during my undergraduate degree I was on the committee of two societies as a marketing officer and social media officer respectively. As a result, I am comfortable with designing posts for social media to promote events; resizing them for different social media channels; thinking of ways to increase engagement; ensuring posts stick to a theme; summarising information for posts and maintaining social media pages. I enjoy working as part of a team and like to think I am friendly, approachable and enthusiastic!
Please summarise why students should vote for you.
Being part of the Women’s Network Committee has been a highlight of my time at UCL! I’ve loved working alongside the current committee and Women’s Network Officer in order to convey the importance of gender equality and help create an environment where women feel empowered, as these are things I feel very passionate about. As a Communications Representative, I would ensure our social media channels are an active source of information for events and respond to queries quickly. Thank you for your consideration!
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