I am pleased to be standing as an independent candidate for SRC Vice-President in the Western Sydney University Student Union elections.
As a law student, Indigenous student and student community leader, I understand the importance of representation that recognises the different experiences, responsibilities and barriers within our student community. Through supporting other students and developing student networks, I have seen the value of accessible information, clear communication and collective advocacy.
I am running to strengthen the connection between students and their representatives and to help ensure that student concerns inform decisions affecting their university experience.
My priorities are:
- Fair academic processes and clear, timely communication.
- Accessible support for student wellbeing.
- Guidance for students navigating academic processes and complaints.
- Meaningful Indigenous inclusion and representation.
- Greater transparency, understanding and accountability in university processes for students and teaching staff alike.
- Stronger advocacy for mature-age and disabled students.
- Equality, inclusion and representation for minority students.
- Better onboarding and continuing support for first-year and returning students.
- Stronger engagement across campuses, courses and study modes.
I am proud to be part of the Western Sydney University community and value the work of its students and staff. I want to help students engage confidently with university processes while encouraging constructive, respectful communication between students, teaching staff and their representatives.
If elected, I will listen carefully, advocate constructively and communicate clearly with students about the issues being raised and the progress being made.
Voting opens on 14 October 2026 and closes at 4 pm on 21 October 2026. Eligible students will receive a personalised voting link through their university email.
I would welcome your support.
Disclaimer:
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