Officer Elections: what happened?

Your Voice, Your Power, Your Union!

Why do you want to run for this position?

My goal is to create a welcoming supportive environment at BCU where every student feels represented and supported I want to make a real difference in our student community When students feel heard valued and included they gain confidence and succeed.

What would your priorities be if you were elected?
Advocate for timely student support and faculties response. Push for flexible tuition payment plans and hardship funds. Lobby for social spaces and ensure SU officers are more accessible. Promote students rights and safety on campus and beyond.

What skills and experience do you have that would make you a good Officer?
I’ve experience as Law Course Rep International Buddy and VP Academic With leadership and diplomatic skills I’ve represented BCU students in high-level meetings influenced university to introduce self-certified ECs hardship funds and food discount

For Students, By Students – A Voice for Education

Why do you want to run for this position?

I’m passionate about improving students’ learning experiences. As VP Education, I’ll amplify your voices, enhance academic quality, and align policies with BCU’s three pillar strategy: Developing Talent, Creating Knowledge, and Powering Prosperity.

What would your priorities be if you were elected?

Improve academic support through resources, study workshops, and guidance for success. Host workshops to help students improve networking and social skills. Ensure courses reflect student feedback, meet expectations, and align with career goals.

What skills and experience do you have that would make you a good Officer?

As Lead Rep for the Business Faculty, Peer Navigator, and Graduate+ member, I’ve supported students, resolved concerns, and worked with academics. My leadership, communication skills, and commitment to student success make me ideal for VP Education.

Empowering Students, Enhancing Lives!

Why do you want to run for this position?

As the current VP Equity & Inclusion, running for VP Student Welfare. I will continue to empower marginalized voices & tackle inequalities. I'll champion diverse representation, equity, education & advocacy. Your welfare is my top priority!YOU first!

What would your priorities be if you were elected?

As a passionate advocate for student wellbeing, I will use my expertise in inclusivity, creativity, event planning & project delivery to enhance student support, effective feedback & welcoming campus for all. I’VE DONE IT BEFORE & I CAN DO IT AGAIN.

What skills and experience do you have that would make you a good Officer?

Empowered to stand tall, I'll champion students' needs! I’ll amplify voices, break barriers & prioritize mental health. With leadership, teamwork & communication skills, I'll advocate for inclusivity, diversity & equity, dedicated to better welfare.

"Votes Build Networks, Networks Build Net Worth!"

Why do you want to run for this position?

I am running for VP Community because I believe university life is more than just studies; it’s about making connections, feeling part of a community and having a voice in the changes that matter. I want to ensure that all students feel included.

What would your priorities be if you were elected?

Bridging the gap between students and jobs through workshops, mentorships, and career service partnerships. I’ll also provide LinkedIn Learning to support professional growth while keeping university life fun along with various activities.

What skills and experience do you have that would make you a good Officer?

With experience as Assistant Manager, Course Representative, ParliaMentors graduate, and volunteering in Bali, I bring leadership, teamwork, and adaptability to support, represent, and enhance student life through inclusivity and career development

Your Voice, My Mission!

Why do you want to run for this position?

I want to be your voice at BCUSU—to make sure your concerns aren’t ignored but turned into action! Uni should feel like home, but many students feel unheard. I’ll make sure your feedback leads to real changes that improve your experience at BCU.

What would your priorities be if you were elected?

Faster responses to student issues - no more waiting weeks for answers! Stronger student representation - your voice matters! More social and networking events to help students feel connected and supported

What skills and experience do you have that would make you a good Officer?

I’m a Course Rep, strong communicator, and problem solver who fights for student voices. I’ve worked with diverse student groups, led initiatives, and pushed for real changes. I’m approachable, proactive, and ready to make your concerns a priority!