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Teren Lee
What do you hope to achieve in the role if you are elected?
To promote Women’s Network, I wish to:
- Create a newsletter/monthly update on upcoming events with a gender-inclusivity focus held by societies and departments
- Eg. promoting talks from societies like GenFem UCL, Women in Finance, Her Campus etc.
- Raise awareness of current women’s rights movements and actions we can take to support them
- Eg. the Mahsa Amini protests in Iran, transphobic UK legislation, gendered violence campaigns
- Provide greater transparency and clarity of the work done by Women’s Network
In order to increase our online and on-campus presence.
What will you bring to this role (e.g. experience, skills or qualities)?
As a Digital Student Ambassador, I’m excited to strengthen my current media creation experience through this role. Having developed a winning social media strategy for the 2022 UCL Charity Consultancy Challenge, I want to further implement my creativity and communication skills to promote women’s rights at UCL. Being an international student and a woman in STEM has also made compassion a core value. This ensures inclusivity and accessibility are key focuses for all my campaigns. I plan to create regular, informative content and impactful posters so women from all backgrounds feel heard.
Please summarise why students should vote for you.
My main goal is to turn the Women’s Network social media into the one-stop hub for all opportunities, support services and events available for women at UCL. Social media is our main form of communication and UCL’s gender equity efforts are diminished if social media isn’t used to promote them. Through this vision, I want to grow the sense of community between all UCL students who self-identify as women- emphasising that it’s not a woman’s network, but a women’s network.
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