Hi! 

I’m running for President because I believe students need more than a voice — they need a student association that is useful in the moments that actually matter.

Students need affordable ways to study and live, flexible opportunities to work alongside their studies, clearer pathways to internships and graduate jobs, practical career and financial support, accessible wellbeing services, and spaces where they can genuinely connect with others. They need to know where to go when something is not working, who will listen, and what happens after they speak up. They also need opportunities to build experience, networks and confidence before they graduate — not just a degree at the end of it.

As President, I want to push for better access to these opportunities and stronger support across student life, while making sure student concerns are followed through rather than simply collected as feedback. I want to build a culture where students share opportunities, look out for each other and have a stronger say in decisions that affect them.

University should not just prepare us to pass exams. It should help us afford to stay, thrive while we are here, and feel ready for what comes next.