women’s officer

March the 8th marks the annual International Women’s Day that recognizes social, economic, cultural and political achievements of women. The theme of this year’s campaign is #PressforProgress. In the Student Hub of Portland Building, the Women’s Network at the University of Nottingham (UoN) organized a crafts corner, refreshments and...

During our Students’ Union Elections Media Day on Saturday 24th February, we chatted to the candidate who is running to be elected as your Women’s Officer for the 2018-19 academic year. Take a look at what they had to say. Ruby Harrison Ruby is the current Women’s Officer and...

At the part-time officer hustings on Monday evening, Ruby Harrison, who is running to be re-elected as Women’s Officer, answered questions about trans inclusion and upcoming projects. Ruby hopes re-election will enable her to carry on with the work she has been doing this year. When asked about a...

Ruby Harrison has been announced as the new Women’s Officer.  This position was uncontested, meaning Ruby secured the position after one round of voting. The total number of votes for this position was: 1581. Ruby was not able to attend the SU Elections Results Night due to “other commitments”....

During our SU Elections media day on Saturday 4th March, we chatted with the candidates hoping to fill part-time SU officer positions. Here’s what they had to say. International Students’ Hemanth & Loren (aka Aladdin & Jasmine) Loren Querickiol is a first-year International Media and Communications student and Hemanth Kalathuru...

Flora Maier has been announced as the new Women’s Officer. Two candidates ran for the position. After 1 round of voting, Flora secured the position with 1,290 votes. Speaking to Impact, Flora said that she was “really, really excited”. Flora enjoyed the whole campaigning process, explaining the challenge of taking...