Got your results? Coming to Manchester Met? It's time to plan the best week of the year.
3 words to describe myself
- Confident
- Listener
- Proactive
Priority 1
Ensuring Every Voice Is heard
My goal is to help shape a university community where every student feels heard, supported and valued. Part of that means enabling students from all backgrounds to have their say – not just at the end of term, but throughout the entire year.
This involves actively listening to students, creating more space for open conversations and working with students, societies and groups to amplify underrepresented voices and champion the issues that matter to them.
No Student Left Behind
The cost-of-living crisis continues to be one of the biggest challenges to student wellbeing. I’m committed to making sure no one has to choose between studying and meeting their basic needs.
Whether it’s tackling period poverty, pushing forward initiatives like the Union cupboard or raising visibility around support services, I want to ensure every student knows where help is available. No one should be left alone to struggle in silence – especially when these pressures can affect both our mental and physical wellbeing.
Breaking Stigmas and Starting Conversations
This year, I want us all to start conversations that matter - to shine a spotlight on people, communities and topics that are too often pushed aside.
From men’s mental health to period poverty – and from student societies to diverse lived experiences – I will work to reduce the stigma around these areas and celebrate student voices.
