Anthropology Society: Social Media and Communications Officer

Anthropology sits at the nexus of connection, stories and people, and Anthro Soc should reflect that!
During my three years at university I have worked very closely with the Anthropology department producing social media content for their pages, whether its talking to students, or discussing research with lecturers, I always attempt to make anthropology engaging and accessible to people who are not familiar with the subject.

I was also selected to be a student vlogger for the UCL Study Abroad Programme, where I share experiences of studying anthropology in Amsterdam. This geographical change in study has provided me with an international and broader perspective, teaching me invaluable skills that I intend to bring to a role in the anthropology society.

Last year the first Anthropology show was established, and I volunteered as a Lead Marketing communicator, creating branding, sign up sheets, and showcasing students work from every year. I captured behind the scenes content and interviewed people involved, it was an inspiring day! These sort of events should not just be an annual thing, and the subject should be celebrated throughout the whole year with continuous department socials.

If nominated I will aim to elevate student voices, showcase students work, and create innovative, inclusive events that strengthen our network and aid growth as a community interested in anthropology. My goal is to ensure anthropology feels accessible and exciting for everyone involved.