General Secretary

MSc Social Anthropology, BSc Social Policy with Politics

Whilst studying my undergrad I was elected as the LSE SU Women's Officer, which meant I lead the Women's Officer Team, held termly Women's Forums on campus and organised LSE SU Women's Week. I also lead campaigns such as ensuring the provision of anti-spiking drinks covers at LSE events and lobbying LSE to provide free menstrual products on campus. Alongside this I founded the LSE SU Poetry Society, creating a safe space for students to be creative on campus. I also sat on the LSE SU Executive Committee as a Part-Time Officer (PTO), contributing to shaping the Student Union's mission.

This year I want to renew a sense of community at LSE, decrease student financial hardship and ensure LSE is a safe and sustainable environment for all.

Stand out! It can feel comfortable to try and blend in at university, but the best way to make the most out of your time here is to be authentically who you are. Be proud of your uniqueness because you can use this to contribute something special to LSE and be sure to speak up for what you believe in.