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Election
Read about what the UCL East Student Officer is responsible for.
Only students based at UCL East can vote for this position.
If you have any questions about the position, please contact [email protected].
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Candidates
Zhenyi Cao
(xiaotao)
What will you bring to this role (e.g. experience, skills or qualities)?
I was the chef of Alumni Association in my undergraduate school, and organized several big events successfully, including daily work. so I believe that I have relevant experience and would contribute to building up a better atmosphere for study and work. I am responsible for my job, everything handed to me would be treated with 100% concentration. Also, I like to communicate with others to find out some problems, for that communication is the best tool in no matter work or life. I would listen to others' feelings and thoughts, and give out solutions from different perspectives.
What do you hope to achieve in the role if you are elected?
I want to listen to different people's opinions, and get a plan which would benefit most students. Besides, there are still some lack in UCL east campus because it is new, so I would set up a complaint email enabling students and staff to reflect anything thst want to say. I would work on it with care and patience, to create a better study and living place filled with freedom and humanity.
Please summarise why students should vote for you.
I have rich experience in students' officer because I was the representative in Alumni Association in my undergraduate school, dealing with a variety issues and received great compliments from students and teachers. Meanwhile, I am responsible for my duty, also enthusiastic in helping the need out. During communication, I am a good listener, also a gentle adviser.
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Jamila Kabir & Hanna Morris
(She/Her)
What will you bring to this role (e.g. experience, skills or qualities)?
Jamila:
-BA Fine Art, MA Immersive Factual Storytelling
-Worked for arts organisations in East London, and helped facilitate creative workshops.
-Led collaborative art projects and involved local communities, encouraging connectivity.
-Empathetic, friendly and happy to represent diverse perspectives.
Hanna:
-BA English Literature with BSL, MASc Creative Health
-Worked in care for three years and community development projects providing opportunities for young people across the UK.
-Focused on inclusivity in education and neurodivergent representation.
-Empathetic, patient and passionate.
What do you hope to achieve in the role if you are elected?
We bring a wealth of experience and a shared commitment to fostering inclusivity, creativity and community engagement.
If elected, our goals are clear:
-Inclusivity and Diversity- We would lead a campus where every student voice is listened to, shining a spotlight on underrepresented voices.
-Community Collaboration- Create strong links with the community, providing opportunities for student involvement and impactful projects.
-Mental Health and Wellbeing- Push for more support services and reduce stigma around receiving support, for a more inclusive and caring community.
Please summarise why students should vote for you.
We are passionate about creating inclusive and diverse representations of students in higher education. We want to provide access and opportunities for students on and off campus. With a focus on creative health solutions and a hands on approach to actioning student feedback for a more positive and student led university experience.
As individuals we have our own unique lived experience that has informed our desire to run for this role, and our passion for creating and implementing positive change in higher education. Vote for us!
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