What are your policies? Support, Community, Involvement.
Extend the support that societies receive to RAG and Volunteering AND make better use of committees and PT Officers
Build a better community by hosting informal meetings to promote society, RAG and Volunteering collaboration
Remove barriers to involvement by making it easier to access information, easier to give feedback and easier to advertise last minute
Why should students vote for you?
I had difficulties getting involved in first year, so I have personal experience of barriers to involvement and easy ideas about how to address them
I have experience across different positions within committees and different groups of societies (Chair of TeaSoc, Academic Officer of PsychSoc)
I set up a society (TeaSoc) so I have ideas about how to improve the process
I have experience of working on Volunteering projects (Secretary of Minds in Motion) so I know what small changes could be implemented to improve how our projects work
Manifesto in a sentence: I offer common sense approaches to making student activities about more than just societies. #CommonNameCommonSense
Emma Smith – Candidate for Student Activities Officer
The Yorker’s candidate profile for Emma Smith who is running for the position of Student Activities Officer in the YUSU Elections 2015.
Name: Emma Smith
Candidate for: Student Activities Officer
College: James
Year: 3rd
Course: Psychology
Why are you running?
What are your policies? Support, Community, Involvement.
Why should students vote for you?
Manifesto in a sentence: I offer common sense approaches to making student activities about more than just societies. #CommonNameCommonSense
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