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Join the Network for Mature and Part-Time Students, Parents and Carers
Network committee members actively support Student Officers that convene their network, and assist with the over-all decision making processes within the network.
The Social Secretary shall:
- Lead on organising regular social activities
You must be a continuing UCL student who is registered as a part-time student at UCL or began an undergraduate course after the age of 21, or a postgraduate course after the age of 24. Or Any continuing UCL student with caring responsibilities. This includes anyone who provides unpaid care for a child or for a friend or family member who, due to illness, disability, a mental health issue or an addiction cannot cope without their support to vote for this position.
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Candidates
Hello! I'm Sam, I am a mature UG student studying History. I have been at UCL since 2019 and spent several years studying in Norway.
I want to move away from in-classroom socials. Kahoot quizzes in the IOE are not my idea of fun. London has so much to offer – let's use the city. I want to do:
Weekly lunchtime meets on campus and weekly evening socials.
Cinema nights
Theatre trips
Club/pub nights
Movie/TV marathons (binge watching Derry Girls anyone?)
Child-friendly socials for parents
Hikes/rambles in London parks, and outside London too
Travelling together – city breaks to Europe?
And a lot more.
I will bring a genuine sense of fun and willingness to try new things. Let's have a really good year and make some friends for life!
I want to be your social secretary because I love to meet new people and I want to help our community build stronger social ties with each other. London can be a lonely place if you don't have a pre-existing social network, and in my experience, it is harder for mature and part-time students, parents and students with caring responsibilities to meet people. That is why I think organising regular (weekly at the very least) socials is so important.
I also want to encourage impromptu events. If there is no official event on but you are feeling lonely, tell me – I am often free for a pint.