The results are in for our Academic Elections By-Election, and your new VP Education and Democracy is Avila Chidume!
Thank you to everyone who voted – we received 650 votes in this election.
This means your elected Sabbatical Officer team for 2020-21 is:
Union President – Olivia Reed
VP Education and Democracy – Avila Chidume
VP Activities – Corin Holloway
VP Sports – Samuel Tweedle
VP Welfare and Community – Nicole Akuezumba
We’re looking forward to working with Avila soon!… Read the rest
The time has come to vote on who you think should be the next VP Education and Democracy! Voting is now open in our Academic Elections until Wednesday 22 July at 16:00.
Get to know our nine candidates and why they think you should vote for them here: Elections Candidates.
We have eight candidates in our Academic Elections running for the role of VP Education and Democracy, and today we’re sharing why they think you should vote for them! We have shared every candidate’s key campaign points below, and their full manifestos can be read here: Elections Candidates.
We have nine candidates running in our Academic Elections for the role of VP Education and Democracy. They are:
Make sure to read why they think you should vote for them at susu.org/representation/elections-candidates.
Voting opens next Monday 20 July at 09:00, and closes Wednesday 22 July at 16:00.… Read the rest
Could you be our next VP Education and Democracy? Nominations in our Academic Elections close tomorrow – Thursday 09 July at 16:00.
There’s still plenty of time to nominate yourself, all you need to do is head to susu.org/elections, log in, and tell us “why vote for me” in 500 words or less.
You don’t need any previous experience of volunteering with SUSU to become a Sabb – all you need is passion for representing students and ideas of what you’d like to achieve in your year.
The role is open to all students whether you are Undergraduate, Postgraduate … Read the rest
Nominations open today in our by-election to find the next VP Education and Democracy! Make sure to put your name forward if you’d like to lead on all things Education and Democracy at SUSU and make positive change for students across the University.
Remember, no previous experience or volunteering with SUSU is required – all you need is passion for representing students and ideas of what you’d like to achieve in your year.
The role is open to all students whether you are Undergraduate, Postgraduate Taught or Research. If you’re looking for the next step after your studies, anyone who … Read the rest
On Wednesday 01 July, the new Sabbatical Officer team will take office for the academic year 2020/21. However, we have unfortunately been made aware recently that the student elected to the role of VP Education & Democracy will be unable to fulfil the requirements of the role because of their particular visa restrictions.
We will, therefore, be holding a by-election for the role of VP Education & Democracy, which will open on Monday 29 June.
Due to the need to elect someone to this key role as quickly as possible, nominations will be open until Thursday 09 July, and voting … Read the rest
Thank you to everyone who voted in the Academic Elections! We received 844 votes.
The elected VP Education and Democracy is Chidiogo Odunukwe.
The elected Faculty Officers are:
Environment and Life Sciences Faculty Officer – Renee Johnson
Arts and Humanities Faculty Officer – Joanne Lisney
This means your elected Sabbatical team for 2020-21 is:
Union President – Olivia Reed
VP Education and Democracy – Chidiogo Odunukwe
VP Activities – Corin Holloway
VP Sports – Samuel Tweedle
VP Welfare and Community – Nicole Akuezumba
We’re looking forward to working with our new Officers soon!
View a full breakdown of votes … Read the rest
Voting in our Academic Elections is now open until Friday 20 March at 16:00! This is your chance to say who should be our next VP Education and Democracy, Arts and Humanities Faculty Officer, and Environment and Life Sciences Faculty Officer.
Make sure you take a look at all the candidates’ key points and why they think you should vote for them here: Academic Elections Candidates.
Wondering why you should vote? Here’s a few reasons…
It’s time to meet the candidates running to be your next VP Education and Democracy and Faculty Officers in our Academic Elections!
VP Education and Democracy
Arts and Humanities Faculty Officer
Environment and Life Sciences Faculty Officer
See the full list of candidates here: Academic Elections Candidates
Voting opens Thursday 19 March, 09:00 and is open until Friday 20 March, 16:00. (When voting opens, vote here).… Read the rest