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Hey everyone!
Guess who's back! Back again! And with a bang this time... It's Paarth, and I'm here to campaign to be YOUR Physics Society President. It's time PhySoc truly got the face it deserves, and who better can serve it than someone who has worked on drones and 3D Printers alike, received commendation from their national military as well as one of the only linear accelerator facilities in their home country. Posting Maths and Physics from higher years on the 'gram, to flying literal planes, I want to re-create the image people have of the Physics Society. I want to expand the PhySoc domain from just little theoretical papers and conferences to much more. I plan to introduce more socials and collabs with other clubs, universities, Institute of Physics (potential upcoming ESA and CERN trip???) and even potato blaster and rocketry competitions (if allowed) for some fun and giggles. We could even try a MathSoc and PhySoc faceoff with enough participation. With potential QM workshops orated by seniors (if popular vote allows), I'd love to organise such events for YOUR benefit as Physics students or enthusiasts. More affordable merch and food socials on the way too, including but not limiting to further integration with the Physics department, So, vote for me to lead YOUR Physics Society TODAY.
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Hi Members of Physics Society!
As a physics student, I have found Physics Society to be very enjoyable and helpful thanks to the kind-hearted camaraderie shown by the members. We can make it even greater. If elected as president, I will implement the following initiatives:
- Enhance academic provision by introducing weekly student-led competition problem solving tutorials (PSTs) in addition to talks and workshops. Given the academic talent at UCL, this will help students excel in competitions like Planck.
- Strengthen community support by introducing the “physics family” system, where first-years become children, second-years become parents, and so on. This will foster a stronger community in which older students guide younger ones academically and socially. There will be fun competitions between the families both academic and athletic.
- Expand cross-society engagement through socials and events. UCL is home to brilliant minds across all disciplines. Physics Society will be a place that connects physics students with peers in other departments, even English!
I can deliver on these points efficiently because I led Physics Society at school, was a member of school council and house captain many times. These experiences have equipped me with the knowledge and skill needed to work with people and the system collaboratively and swiftly.
If you believe in a better, stronger, more connected Physics Society, vote Lucas for president. Let’s make this society the best it can be – together!
Hi! I’m Taka, a first year straight physics student from Tokyo!
As a fresher, the physics society events have helped me find some of my best friends, and my goal next year will be to continue providing this space for physics people to meet each other and socialize!
In order to achieve this, I will put a strong emphasis on events next year, including:
→ Organizing social events consistently throughout the year and especially near the beginning of the year when people are most open to find new friends.
→ Increasing collaborations with other societies (math, engineering, philosophy, etc.) as well as reach out to other London university physics societies for joint events.
→ Incorporating career related support by hosting recruiter, alumni, and faculty events where you can gain insight into careers in both industry and academia.
I'm really excited to run for president and am looking forward to next year!
I’m running for president of the Physics Society because I want to make it a more supportive, engaging, and inclusive community for all students, especially undergraduates, who make up most of our members. University can be challenging, and I believe the society should play a bigger role in improving student life, whether through academic support, networking opportunities, or just creating a space where people can connect and share their passion for physics.
Another key goal is expanding our membership. Many international students don’t even know this society exists, and I want to change that. By improving outreach,through collaborations with other societies, better communication, and more accessible events, I want to create a stronger, more diverse society where everyone feels welcome.
As a physics student myself, I know how valuable it is to have a strong support system. I aim to organize academic events, improve communication, and create networking opportunities to support students. If elected, I’ll work to ensure that no one feels like they’re navigating university alone.
I am standing for the position of President in the UCL Physics Society because I am committed to leading our society towards new heights of engagement, inclusivity, and academic excellence. As a Theoretical Physics student, I appreciate the role physics plays in understanding the universe, and I am eager to share this passion with our community.
My experience running two businesses—one in the culinary space and another in teaching—has equipped me with strong leadership, strategic planning, and management skills. These roles have taught me the importance of financial management, clear communication, and strategic thinking.
Furthermore, my roles as Events Officer for the UCL Mathematics Society, the largest society at UCL, and First-Year Representative for the Jain Society have refined my leadership abilities and commitment to creating a vibrant and inclusive community.
As President, I will:
- Foster inclusivity and ensure all members feel valued and included.
- Organize innovative and engaging events that bring physics to life.
- Provide resources and opportunities for academic growth and development.
I am committed to making the UCL Physics Society a place where students can explore their passion for physics, form meaningful connections, and feel a sense of belonging. With your support, we can build a dynamic and thriving society that inspires a love for physics and fosters a sense of community. Let's work together to make our society a beacon of engagement and excellence!