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Candidate for the position of Vice President Equity & Inclusion

Jenny is wearing glasses whilst wearing a blue hoodie looking into the camera

Jenny Gillies

"Making the Students’ Union a great community be in"

Why do you want to run for this position?
I am passionate about creating a more inclusive environment for all students. My experience in various student organisations have taught me the importance of representation and accountability, and I believe that I have the skills and experience necessary to make a positive impact in this role.

What would your priorities be if you were elected?
If elected my top priorities would be;

  • ensure the University provide two dedicated prayer rooms - one for men and one for women and that they make those rooms permanent and available in all campus buildings.
  • Introduce tactile markings on bottom/top of stairs, on signs (directions and room numbers) to ensure blind/visually impaired students can find their way.
  • Introduce a sensory room for anyone who's Neurodivergent/ or simply need a break from the stimuli of everyday life

What skills and experience do you have that would make you a good Officer?
I am confident that my experience as president of two societies, vice president of international society and my active involvement in various student groups makes me a excellent candidate for this role. I have a strong commitment to ensuring that all students have access to resources and support regardless of their background or abilities. I understand important of representation and I'm eager to use my experience to make BCU a more inclusive place.

I believe that I have the passion, dedication, and experience to make a positive impact.