Wahid Umatiya Manifesto

Wahid was elected as BCUSU’s VP Community with 1,692 votes from BCU students. Here are the points he was elected on:

"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