What does Alex do?
Vice President
The Vice President plays a key role in supporting students’ welfare and social experience at LTSU. This role focuses on making sure students feel supported, included, and able to fully enjoy university life — both on and off campus.
Working closely with other Student Union leaders, the Vice President helps advocate for student interests, listens to student concerns, and contributes to creating a positive, welcoming, and supportive student community.
What the Vice President does:
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Works alongside the Executive Team to develop and deliver initiatives that promote student welfare, social life, and sporting activities
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Engages with students to understand their needs, experiences, and concerns, and helps develop solutions in response
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Builds strong relationships with student groups, societies, and community organisations to create a supportive network for students
Contact Alex:
Email: A.Undery@leedstrinity.ac.uk
Manifesto
Vote For Your Voice
The reason I am running for Vice President is because I aim to work closely with all societies, sports clubs and all communities and specialise in making our students heard. I want everyone in their own community feel connected to the university as opposed to feeling distant. I believe I can be the person in the middle which can connect your concerns that you might experience or have experienced, to their solutions, helping you feel secured that your problems can and will be resolved.
Having been in and played in a major role of a sports club at this university during my studies, I can empathise and I'm aware with the problems you may face as a part of a community. Not only do I wish to take initative to solve these problems however I strive to prevent these problems in the first place by being your port of call, using my position to make sure you are heard by those who can positively impact your experience during your studies.
Coming into this role I want to give everyone the equal opportunity to excel in their respective areas and make sure you are recognised.
I believe this university has the potential to go further than it ever has before and that starts with building the relationships between our university and the different communities which represent it.