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Count information
Date count run21 Mar 2025
Election rulesERS97 STV
Candidates running3
Available position1
Total ballots34
Valid votes34
Invalid votes0
Round 1
Megan Liao [23909]18.00
Jing-Hong Lin [24516]16.00
RON (Re-open Nominations)0.00
Exhausted0.00
Surplus1.00
Threshold17.00
Count of first choices. The initial quota is 17.00. Candidate Megan Liao [23909] has reached the threshold and is elected.

Winner is Megan Liao [23909].

Candidates

Jing-Hong Lin

Candidate for President, UCL Taiwanese Society

PhD at Bartlett School, UCL

Welfare 24/25, Photographer 23/24

(i) Taiwanese cultural events: As a significant platform for promoting Taiwanese culture through a series of cultural events.
(ii) Family groups activities: Connecting with each member from different faculties via across family activities and career talk.
(iii) Collabouration projects: Not only collabourate with London Taiwanese Societies and SUROCUK, but also with various societies from cultural and professional perspectives.

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Megan Liao

UCL TWSOC has always been my home away from home—a community filled with positivity and support. This year, I hope to give back by running for president.

Since Year 1, I’ve served as secretary and head of events, gaining strong organizational, collaboration, and leadership skills. As secretary, I streamlined communication and oversaw event timelines. As head of events, I designed meaningful experiences and led a team. These roles have equipped me to take on the presidency.

As president, I will focus on three key areas:

  1. Diversifying Events I aim to evolve TWSOC from a social society for Taiwanese students into a cultural society for all. While maintaining iconic social events, I will introduce more cultural experiences such as language lessons and crafting sessions. Career fairs and representative office visits will also provide insight for Taiwanese students pursuing careers in London.
  2. Creating a Platform  Beyond monthly events, I want TWSOC to be a continuous support system. By issuing informational posts and videos, we can reach more students and provide valuable guidance beyond in-person gatherings.
  3. Building Connections I will establish collaborations with Taiwanese businesses and tutoring platforms to offer career opportunities, internships, and academic support. Additionally, a UCL Taiwanese alumni network will help students build meaningful connections in London.

With these initiatives, I hope to make TWSOC a welcoming, supportive, and resourceful community for all.

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