Why are you applying for this role?
I am applying for the role because I genuinely care about students’ well-being and want to create a more inclusive and supportive environment at Essex. I believe that every student deserves to feel heard, safe, and valued, and I want to be the person who ensures that happens. As someone who understands the challenges of student life—whether it’s mental health, safety, or financial concerns—I am committed to being a voice for all, particularly for the unheard voices of the student community.
My natural empathy and understanding allow me to connect with students from all backgrounds, ensuring their concerns are not only acknowledged but acted upon. I thrive in leadership roles that require compassion, responsibility, and a proactive approach to problem-solving. This role aligns with my values of inclusivity, advocacy, and care. As VP Welfare, I will work tirelessly to create a safe, welcoming, and supportive environment for all students.
What skills and experience would you bring to the role?
I am deeply compassionate, approachable, non-judgmental, and dedicated individual with a strong sense of duty towards others which makes people feel comfortable confiding in me. My adaptability allows me to connect with people from all walks of life, ensuring that everyone’s needs are understood and addressed.
- My experience in leadership and community engagement has equipped me with the skills to effectively communicate, organize initiatives, and advocate for student welfare.
- My ability to listen, understand, and take action ensures that every student feels valued and supported.
I am also highly responsible, professional, and efficient—I don’t just get the job done; I do it with care and excellence.
My professional and punctual nature guarantees that I can manage responsibilities efficiently, work collaboratively with students, university staff, and external organisations to implement meaningful change to improve student welfare at Essex.