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Count information
Date count run18 Mar 2022
Election rulesERS97 STV
Candidates running6
Available position1
Total ballots29
Valid votes29
Invalid votes0
Round 1
Simran Basra [7933]6.00
Amrita Bal [8955]19.00
Jaya Nagi [9016]0.00
Ivneet K Ghatoura [9530]3.00
Anjali Bilku [10125]1.00
RON (Re-open Nominations)0.00
Exhausted0.00
Surplus4.50
Threshold14.50
Count of first choices. The initial quota is 14.50. Candidate Amrita Bal [8955] has reached the threshold and is elected.

Winner is Amrita Bal [8955].

Candidates

Anjali Bilku
Ivneet K Ghatoura

I would like to nominate myself for welfare officer, as this year Sikh society has made a major impact on my university experience, considering last year everything was online. Therefore, I would also like to contribute and be part of the committee, making everyone else’s experience as good as mine was this year. I felt so welcomed at all the events I went to despite, not knowing anyone there. As a welfare officer, I would like to make sure everyone feels welcomed into Sikh society. I would also like to implement mental health talks, as it is an important topic and it would be very beneficial for everyone. I am empathetic, approachable, and willing to make time for others, which will make me a good welfare officer. Hopefully, I will create a positive impact on university students.

Simran Basra

I wish to apply for the role of the Welfare Officer because I have undertaken a similar role in the past throughout my school years and I really enjoyed the role. I believe I am welcoming, kind and I enjoy meeting/talking to new people. I have worked in collaboration with Mental Health Foundations in the past so I have experience in setting up collaborations and events. Raising mental health awareness is something I am passionate about and I would love to be the friendly face that people can talk to. I would be honoured to be part of the committee because it's a friendly and fun environment and I believe I would fit in well and bring a welcoming energy. 

Jaya Nagi

Hi! My name is Jaya and I am excited to be running for Welfare Officer in Sikh Society. I believe this is a very important role as it mainly focuses on the mental health and well being of students. Being at a prestigious university like UCL can come with academic and social stresses. Therefore I believe it is important that members know that there is help and support readily available.

As welfare officer I would seek to:

  • Continue with the events and activities already being held within the society. For example, sports is a great way to de-stress and get your mind off work, so these team events would be really beneficial to many
  • Make Sikh Society a warm and welcoming environment for anybody, regardless of their background, to come and meet new people and learn about the religion
  • Create a medium for anybody to talk about their concerns and worries, as well as providing sufficient advice and support
  • Work with UCL services to inform others of the many ways the university is here to help and support students with their concerns

I am extremely passionate about mental health and believe it is important to raise awareness about the importance of good mental well-being. I would work hard with the rest of the committee to make sure this message is put across through society events, talks, social media posts and more!

Amrita Bal

Having been on the Sikh Society committee for two years and through attending almost all events I have gotten know the members and the society well. I am approachable, amiable and always have a smile on my face. I would be successful as Welfare Officer because I am always willing to listen and lend a hand when needed and as a sociable person I enjoy engaging and talking with people. I’m easy to talk to and very understanding and willing to help others with their problems. As Welfare Officer I would ensure that we place more of an emphasis on our members’ mental health.