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Your BME officer is responsible making sure the voices of Black, Minority Ethnic students are heard. They represent the interests of BME students and work to combat racism and prejudices at LSE and supporting the Sabbatical Officers in lobbying for change.

Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic Officer

Your BME officer is responsible making sure the voices of Black, Minority Ethnic students are heard. They represent the interests of BME students and work to combat racism and prejudices at LSE and supporting the Sabbatical Officers in lobbying for change.
Your BME officer is responsible making sure the voices of Black, Minority Ethnic students are heard. They represent the interests of BME students and work to combat racism and prejudices at LSE and supporting the Sabbatical Officers in lobbying for change.

bukky oseni(SHE/HER)

BLACK, Asian AND MINORITY ETHNIC (BaME) OFFICER



Get to know Bukky

What I Study

Law

why i became BME Student's PTO

To ensure that any policies adopted will promote equality and inclusion for BME students. Additionally, I wish to foster greater dialogue and interaction across BME focused societies. Through this integration, students would be able to collaborate more in order to solve issues that concern BME students.

what i am looking to achieve this year

My three aims for this year are: to host monthly forums where students can speak openly about issues affecting minority groups here at LSE, organise the international day event to celebrate inclusion and diversity at LSE, and to increase communication with other London universities by holding regular meetings with other BME officers. My objectives are closely linked to my motivations for running for the BME officer as I plan on spreading awareness of BME issues through collaboration and communication. 


End of Term reports

Bukky's End of Term report will be found here.


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