A Stronger Student Voice. A More Accessible University. Real Representation.
I’m running for SRC President because students deserve more than a representative body that only speaks when there is an election. We deserve an SRC that is visible, accessible and prepared to advocate for students when it matters.
My approach is simple: listen to students, understand the issues they are facing, and turn that feedback into practical advocacy.
As President, I would focus on three priorities.
First, stronger student representation. The SRC should be a genuine voice for students in conversations with the University. I want to strengthen how students can raise concerns, receive updates and see what action has been taken. Representation should not end when a student submits feedback — students should be able to see what happens next.
Second, a more accessible and inclusive university. Students with disability should be able to participate fully in university life, without accessibility becoming an afterthought. I would advocate for stronger accessibility across learning, campus life, communication and student services, while making sure students with lived experience are involved in the decisions that affect them.
Third, better opportunities for students. University should help students build a future, not simply complete a degree. I want the SRC to advocate for stronger connections between students and employment, professional development, leadership, volunteering and community opportunities. Students should leave WSU with not only a qualification, but experience, networks and confidence to take their next step.
I bring experience in youth advocacy, disability inclusion, community engagement and working with government and community organisations. Most importantly, I understand that representation is about putting students first.
If elected, I will work to make the SRC more visible, more responsive and more connected to students across Western Sydney University.
Students should not have to wonder whether their voice matters.
It should be heard, acted on and followed through.
