Election post

Status
Elected
What do you hope to achieve in the role if you are elected?

I would like to achieve a positive experience of residing in Ramsay Hall and Ian Baker House for all students and staff. I would do this by:

Making sure every student feels connected, supported and represented

 Building a community in the accommodation by holding inclusive events

 Increasing engagement at functions to make sure everyone is welcome and no one is left behind

Improve our recycling, increasing the number of bins for waste such as paper, tins and plastics

Fundraising events, such as cake sales, to raise money for charities 

Using the TV room for events like Eurovision and football

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

In the past, I have volunteered at a museum as a tour guide. Before I could fully take my position I completed training on Health and Safety, Safeguarding and EDI. Whilst working at the museum I worked with the staff and other volunteers to effectively deliver outstanding visitor experience. I recieved excellent feedback from Visit England. Whilst at college I was on the student council as the Charity officer. During my time, we raised large sums of money for a variety of causes including Children in Need, Red Nose Day, a local veterans group, a homeless shelter and Macmillan Cancer Support. 

Please summarise why students should vote for you.

I am going to listen and engage with members of our community. If I am personally unable to help with an issue, I will relay the problem to the appropriate professional. In previous positions I have been credited with being incredibly approachable. If elected I will:

Organise end of term celebrations

Increase engagement with events 

Hold charity and fundraising events 

Investigate the possibility to celebrate national TV events including Eurovision, Brit Awards and sporting fixtures 

Improve waste management for environmental reasons

Other fresh ideas to make our halls more engaging 

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