What skills and experience would you bring to the role?

My diverse skill set makes me an ideal candidate for VP of Student Activities. As a highly organized and creative individual, I excel at planning and executing engaging events that bring students together. My strong time management ensures I can juggle responsibilities effectively, from coordinating activities to addressing student concerns.

With a deep understanding of student well-being, I am passionate about creating support systems, such as life coaching seminars and study buddy programs. My empathetic and intuitive nature allows me to connect with diverse student communities, ensuring inclusivity and representation.

I have a eyes for aesthetics and branding, which will help in promoting events through visually appealing posters, flyers, and social media campaigns. Additionally, my strong communication skills will allow me to advocate for students, collaborate with key university departments, and foster meaningful conversations. I am committed to making our campus a space where students feel heard, supported, and engaged.

What skills and experience would you bring to the role?

I’m an empathetic person who cares about how others feel and can easily spot when someone is disengaged. When that happens, I make adjustments to ensure everyone is involved and having a great time. I’m sociable, friendly, and easy to talk to, so I’m able to keep conversations flowing and make sure no one feels left out. Additionally, having worked in hospitality all of this past year, my efforts have been appreciated and praised by hundreds of happy guests.

What skills and experience would you bring to the role?

My skills and experiences showcase my ambition, self-motivation and adaptability in coordinating events and engaging students in enriching opportunities.

As a Warwick Economics Summit Ambassador, I collaborated with EBS, Economics Society Execs and the Department of Economics to organise the successful participation of 26 students at the summit, thereby improving my event planning, communication and promotional skills.

As a peer mentor, student representative and faculty department committee member, I supported students by gathering feedback and advocating for improvements that reflect students' interests. which also equipped me with the ability to work with university staff, societies and student organisations.

Additionally, I possess strong organisational and leadership skills, enabling me to chair meetings, support fundraising initiatives and foster inclusive, engaging student activities. My experience in promoting events, facilitating communication, and understanding student needs will allow me to contribute positively to the growth and success of Essex Blades, Vteam, Societies and Rebel Media.

What skills and experience would you bring to the role?

For the past three years, I’ve been involved in Essex student life, taking on roles like VP of the Indian Society, Treasurer of the Crypto & Blockchain Society, Community Organizer for the SU, Student Ambassador, and Student Rep at the International College. I have been part of planning events, supporting societies, and engaging with students.

I have worked with societies, sports teams, and volunteering groups, participating in events and discussions to understand what students need. I have collaborated with the SU and contributed to student-focused initiatives.

But let’s be real, student life isn’t just about meetings and policies. It’s about creating experiences that actually matter to students. More funding, more accessible opportunities, and events that people actually want to attend. I want to bring fresh energy, listen to what students really need, and make Essex a place where everyone feels connected. Let’s build something great—together.