SU Elections 2022: Who’s running?
It’s that time of year again where students get to decide who represents them.
We’ll be keeping you up-to-date with key dates, manifestos and the all important results.
So, first things first, who’s in the running this year?
Union President
Dan Bichener
Re-running to be your Union President is Dan.
In his manifesto, Dan has said his experience being in the role this past year has been an ‘incredible experience’.
I want to build upon everything I’ve learnt and achieved this year to make next year even more successful.
Dan Bichener
If re-elected, Dan would like to:
- Ensure all course reps receive training
- Course reps get more incentives and create a separate course rep award event
- Create more focus groups
- And more…
To read Dan’s full manifesto click here.
Cristian Ciocan
If elected to be Union President, Cristian would like to focus on:
- Social integration of every student no matter its color or nationality.
- I will try to engage everyoane in our community, especially in the online space.
- The most important thing is that I want to help the engagment of students in ONLINE STDUYING because a part of us, is still only doing online meetings.
- And more…
Click here to read Cristian’s full manifesto.
President of Engagement and Sports
Jenni Jozsa
Jenni is a third-year HR management and business student.
Her main objectives if elected include:
- Providing a space for students to make memories after everything being online for two years
- Creating an engaging environment that’s accessible and open to all
- Build a strong relationship with sports club committees
Read Jenni’s full manifesto here.
Storm Jeffery
Storm is a third-year music technology student.
If elected her objectives include:
- Making sports more accessible for all
- creating a Christ Church family
- Focusing on student wellbeing
Read Storm’s full manifesto here.
Max Elvin
Max is a Masters by Research student.
Max’s manifesto points include:
- Expanding the Union’s engagement
- Facilitate the continued rebuilding of Team Christ Church
- Work closely with all elected Sabbatical Officers to ensure wellbeing opportunities are available
Click here to read Max’s full manifesto.
President of Campaigns and Societies
Frankie McGregor
Frankie is currently our President of Community, Diversity and Inclusion.
Frankie said in this role she has achieved a lot and developed different skills which she hopes to use if elected for this role.
Next year I hope to use what I have learnt in order to fulfil the role of President (Campaigns and Societies).
Frankie McGregor
If elected for this role, Frankie would like to:
- Work with the President of Community, Diversity and Inclusion to build up student networks
- Continue to work with the LGBT+ community and the President of Community, Diversity on campaigns
- Continue support on the Night Time Safety Campaign
- And more…
To read Frankie’s full manifesto click here.
President of Community, Diversity and Inclusion
Felcie Browne
Felcie is a third year English Language and Communications student.
I believe that everyone has a meaningful purpose that can positively impact their own lives and those around them. I believe that underrepresented groups have a unique take on our world and have the power to make positive change and impact to all of our lives. I am so grateful to have met all the inspiring individuals in my life so far that have allowed me to make a difference, I hope I can do the same at CCCU and continue grow along the way.
Felcie Browne
Click here to read Felcie’s full manifesto.
Tyler Williamson
I strongly believe the Students Union should represent the diverse community that is within our university. As someone who has been a part of the LGBT+ community since a teenager, it is at the heart of my ambition as your representative to ensure everyone’s voices are heard. To truly represent our Student Union and University as a diverse community, I want to help make a difference for all students.
Tyler Williamson
Click here to read Tyler’s full manifesto.
Ines Abella Romero
Inés is a third-year student, doing combined honours in Sociology and Criminology.
I have been really involved in Christ Church Sports, specifically in Women’s Hockey; I have been part of committee for the past two years, as the social secretary, a position that has allowed me to not only get closer to my teammates but also to make everyone feel included and comfortable. I do believe I have the means and passion to fulfil this role and to make a difference.
Ines Abella Romero
Click here to read Ines’ full manifesto.
Jade Knight
Some of Jade’s key points in her manifesto include:
- Working with wellbeing services to create more awareness for mental health within the university and student community, including Medway students and campus.
- Create a positive link between wellbeing and sports, using sport as a way to promote positive mental health and wellbeing to all students at CCCU on and off campus.
- And more…
Click here to read Jade’s full manifesto.
