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Election
Have you read the role description for Welfare Reps yet?
In order to nominate yourself for this position you must be a Welfare Officer for a Society. In order to vote for this position you must be a member of a Society.
If you have any questions about the position, please contact [email protected].
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Candidates
Anam Eijaz Ahmed Choudhary
(She/her)
What will you bring to this role (e.g. experience, skills or qualities)?
Hi! I’m currently pursuing my MSc in Management with a corporate pathway and have a solid background in mass media and communication from my undergraduate studies. I’m confident in my speaking abilities and passionate about sharing my ideas. My experience includes participating in district and state-level storytelling and debate competitions, which has honed my public speaking skills.
I was honored to receive the Best Student Award among 2,000 peers and graduated as the top student in my class with a CGPA of 9.80. I’ve gained practical experience working with various firms and even co-founded a startup for two years. Additionally, I have a strong interest in mentoring and teaching, which drives my passion for helping others succeed.
I achieved a 99.74 percentile in the CAT management exam in India and served as a class representative for 220 students, organizing numerous events. My role as a Public Relations Officer and as a Women Development Cell Officer allowed me to plan events for over 1,000 participants and engage as a volunteer. I’m dedicated to my work, and I strive to maintain a professional yet enjoyable atmosphere.
I look forward to contributing my skills and enthusiasm to any team!
What do you hope to achieve in the role if you are elected?
- Open Communication Channels: I’ll establish regular feedback mechanisms—like suggestion boxes and online forums—so you can voice your concerns and ideas easily. Your input will directly shape our welfare initiatives!
- Inclusive Welfare Programs: I’ll implement diverse programs focused on mental health, stress relief, and social engagement, ensuring every student feels supported and included.
- Collaborative Events: I’ll organize joint events with different clubs and societies, creating a sense of community while sharing resources and ideas. Together, we can amplify our impact!
- Proactive Support Initiatives: I’ll reach out to students who might be struggling or hesitant to speak up, ensuring that no one feels isolated. My goal is to foster a supportive network where everyone feels connected.
- Ongoing Development and Training: I’ll take full advantage of training opportunities to bring innovative solutions to the table, continuously improving our welfare services based on the latest best practices.
By focusing on communication, inclusivity, collaboration, and proactive support, I aim to create a vibrant and supportive environment where every student can thrive. Together, let’s make our campus a better place for everyone!
Please summarise why students should vote for you.
- Your Advocate: I’m dedicated to ensuring that every student’s voice is heard and valued. I’ll be your go-to person for addressing concerns and improving our campus community.
- Proven Experience: With a strong background in leadership roles—like class representative and public relations officer—I know how to bring people together and make things happen. Plus, my academic achievements show my commitment to excellence.
- Innovative Ideas: I’m passionate about creating engaging programs and events that cater to diverse needs. From mental health workshops to fun social gatherings, I’ll work to enhance your university experience.
- Collaborative Spirit: I believe in teamwork! I’ll work closely with clubs, societies, and administration to foster a supportive environment where everyone feels included.
- Fun and Approachable: I’m serious about student welfare, but I also believe in making the process enjoyable. Let’s create a vibrant community together, where we can tackle issues with a smile and a sense of humor!
Vote for me, and let’s make our campus a better place for everyone!
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Yiming Yao
(Minnie)
What will you bring to this role (e.g. experience, skills or qualities)?
As a student representative for the IOE PASHE program, I built trust and ensured that everyone felt understood and that their voices were heard. I thoroughly reviewed meeting records, extracted key points, and shared them with my classmates, becoming a reliable link between students and faculty. As Vice Manager at the Communication University of China’s Radio Station, I gained insights into teamwork and sharpened my organizational skills through 140 live broadcasts. I also led national-level projects, which enhanced my leadership abilities. My six internships allow me to share practical tips.
What do you hope to achieve in the role if you are elected?
If elected as a Welfare Representative, I hope to achieve the following objectives. First, I aim to foster a supportive environment where club and society members feel comfortable expressing their welfare concerns. I plan to implement regular feedback sessions or online forms to gather insights and address these issues effectively. Additionally, I aspire to organize events focused on mental health and well-being, ensuring that society members truly feel they have a support system. My ultimate goal is to enhance student welfare and contribute to a more inclusive campus environment.
Please summarise why students should vote for you.
I kindly ask students to vote for me because I have a proven track record of effectively representing their needs. As a student representative for the IOE PASHE program, I built trust and ensured that everyone's voices were heard, acting as a reliable link between students and faculty. My experience as Vice Manager at the Communication University of China’s Radio Station sharpened my teamwork and organizational skills. With my six internships, I bring practical insights that will help support students. I am committed to enhancing student welfare and fostering an inclusive campus environment.
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