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One of our Student Trustees must be a Postgraduate student.

The results of the open Trustee position can be found here.

Results
Re-open nominations is a winner
No

Count information

Date count run 28 Oct 2022
Election rules ERS97 STV
Candidates running 3
Available position 1
Total ballots 1676
Valid votes 572
Invalid votes 1104

Round 1

Kairan Mai [10941] 230.00
Dimitris Dimitropoulos [10947] 259.00
RON (Re-open Nominations) 83.00
Exhausted 0.00
Surplus 0.00
Threshold 286.00

Count of first choices. The initial quota is 286.00. No candidates have surplus votes so candidates will be eliminated and their votes transferred for the next round.

Round 2

Kairan Mai [10941] 236.00
Dimitris Dimitropoulos [10947] 282.00
RON (Re-open Nominations) 0.00
Exhausted 54.00
Surplus 23.00
Threshold 259.00

All losing candidates are eliminated. Count after substage 1 of 1 of eliminating RON (Re-open Nominations). Transferred votes with value 1.00. Since no candidate has been elected, the quota is reduced to 259.00. Candidate Dimitris Dimitropoulos [10947] has reached the threshold and is elected.

Winner is Dimitris Dimitropoulos [10947].

Candidates

Kairan Mai
What do you hope to achieve in the role if you are elected?
  • Contribute to the Union's charity goals and help enhance students' lives.
  • Maintain the Union's adherence to the organization's goal, vision and core principles while acting in compliance with its rules.
  • Help ensure the efficiency of the Union with my own knowledge and expertise
What will you bring to this role (e.g. experience, skills or qualities)?

   I have spent many years helping people in need, working as a volunteer English teacher, Chinese-English translator and in other voluntary positions, and speaking up for them. I have developed strong organisational, planning and execution skills during this time. At the same time, I have empathy for others' experiences and sufferings. With the same enthusiasm, confidence and abilities required, I am here to fight for the future of our University and our Faculty.

Please summarise why students should vote for you.

I will endeavour to participate actively on the Board of Trustees and do all I can for you.

Vote for me that fight for you. Vote for me for a brighter future.

Dimitris Dimitropoulos
What do you hope to achieve in the role if you are elected?

My main goal is to safeguard the students' interests. As a person who has spent four years at UCL, I am familiar with the impact that certain decisions had on students, most notably relating to sudden changes in assessments and teaching. I will try to express the students' voice, making their experience a seamless one.

I would also like to increase the transparency pertaining to decision-making bodies at UCL. The SU's decisions affect the entire student body. Yet not many students are aware of the processes followed. I want to provide them with an insight, thus increasing accountability. 

 

What will you bring to this role (e.g. experience, skills or qualities)?

During the 2021/22 academic year, I served as a Competitions Officer for the UCL Law Society. Working with 6 other people on the motions and formats of debating competitions, I worked harmoniously, even when clashes of ideas and personalities occurred. I am not just a team player, but also an individual who can work in complex environments where different roles are involved.

I am also one of the co-founders of the UCL Legal Tech Society, the first of its kind within the major London Universities. As a forward-thinking person who acts upon innovative ideas, I can help UCL move forward. 

Please summarise why students should vote for you.

Students should vote for me because of my motivations. I want to become a Trustee in order to help current, but also future generations at UCL. During my Law degree here, I always thought that participation in UCL-wide affairs was lacking. 

Some student matters were not addressed properly and people coming from minority backgrounds often had difficulty acclimatising. I want to tackle these issues. By doing so, I will not only help those in a difficult position, but will also inspire future students. A productive cycle of engagement will hopefully be created, generating UCL-wide benefits.