You can find the candidates' statements, and read more about the election process, in the candidate statement booklet.
Activities and opportunities officer
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Dipika Gokulnath: statement
Vanshika Nakul: statement
Susmitha Rajesh: statement
Syed Sirajudeen: statement
Education officer
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Pippa Evans: statement
Aswin Mathew: statement
Wellbeing and community officer
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Bibin Bobachan: statement
Samuel De Souza: statement
Timothy Martin: statement
Ashfaq Ali Vattaparambil Amanullah: statement
School representative (business and law)
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Jemimah Akinola: statement
Faith Otene: statement
School representative (psychology)
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Rebecka Ranthe: statement
Other school representatives
We had no candidates for the other four schools. Those elections will be re-opened after Easter.
Could you be one of our next leaders?
Do you have ideas on how things could change for the better? This is your chance to make a difference. The search has begun for who will be the student leads on improving the student experience for all at the University of East London.
We are recruiting for three student officers (starting July 2023) and six school representatives (starting September 2023).
THREE STUDENT OFFICERS
Are you a passionate advocate for change? Become a student officer and take the lead in representing your fellow students.
Our student officers play a vital role in creating positive change on campus. By examining evidence gathered by the Students' Union and influencing University policies, you can help make a real difference in the lives of students. As a student officer, you'll work tirelessly to ensure that every student has a voice. Encourage your peers to share their experiences and opinions with the Students' Union, and ensure that their feedback is heard loud and clear.
This is a full-time paid position for one year. It is open to all current students. The role starts in July 2023.
1. Activities and opportunities officer
2. Education officer
3. Wellbeing and community officer
Find out more about becoming a student officer here.
SIX SCHOOL REPRESENTATIVES
Have you got ideas on how your school could do things differently in the future? We want to hear from you.
Students' Union school representatives are students from each school who work to represent all academic interests of students in that school. You will represent your school by gathering views on issues that affect students and influence changes that benefit everyone in your school.
These are part-time paid roles for somebody who will be a student in 2023/24. You must have experience of being a course representative to apply for this role.
Find out more about becoming a school representative here.
LEARN MORE ABOUT THE ROLES BEFORE YOU APPLY
To learn more about the jobs, you should read the information on each role above, attend an information session and read the candidate handbook. You can find the relevant information here.
The information sessions are open to all students who want to learn more about becoming a student officer or a school representative.