Nominations: Nominations closed
Voting: Voting scheduled
Election
Network committee members actively support Student Officers that convene their network, and assist with the over-all decision making processes within the network.
The Treasurer shall:
- Ensure that all income and expenditure is accounted for.
- Work with the network convenor regarding budgets for any proposed events and activities.
To vote for this position, you must self define as a woman.
Category
Candidates
Women at UCL are doing extraordinary things — and the network supporting them should reflect that. As a woman in Chemical Engineering, I know what it feels like to be in spaces where you're underrepresented, and I know how much a strong, well-funded community can change that experience. If elected, I want to ensure the network has the financial foundations to run events that genuinely matter — spaces for mentorship, connection, and visibility. Good treasurer work is invisible when it's done right, and that's exactly how I'll approach it.
I bring financial accountability, genuine community investment, and a perspective that's hard to teach. Managing charity bake sale budgets taught me that responsible spending isn't just about numbers — it's about making sure the right people benefit. As UCL's Course Rep I've learned how institutions work and how to navigate them effectively. But honestly, what I bring most is this: I'm a woman in STEM who's felt the difference a supportive community makes. That makes me not just capable of doing this role, but genuinely invested in doing it well.
I'm running because I genuinely believe the Women's Students Network deserves a Treasurer who understands what's at stake — not just financially, but personally. As a woman in Chemical Engineering, I've navigated spaces where representation matters deeply, and I know how transformative the right support can be. I have real financial experience, I know how UCL works, and I care about this community in a way that goes beyond the role description. Vote for me because the women of UCL deserve someone who'll protect every penny like it means something — because to me, it does.