More election results from NUS Conference 2013

The National Union of Students has announced the final set of results from last weeks elections.

Results for the Block of 15, DPC (Democratic procedures committee) and  NUS Student Trustee Board, which were voted on last week at the NUS National Conference, are as follows:

Block of 15
The five reserved FE places go to: Rosie Huzzard, Jeni-Marie Pittuck, Rhiannon Durrans, Harry Fox and Matt Stanley

The remaining ten places go to: Ben Dilks, James McAsh, Peter Smallwood, Paul Abernethy, Charles Barry, Chris Clements, Jessica Goldstone, Edmund Schluessel, Mark McCorkell and Kirat Raj Singh

DPC
The five places go to: Sam Gaus, Fatima Junaid, Mike Ross, Jo Johnson and Guy Drury

NUS Student Trustee Board
The three trustees elected are: Nick Pringle, Kayode Damali and Abi Jenkins

The results from Conference follow the elections for NUS President and VPs which were also voted on last week. More information on these results can be found here.

(Article written by Kieran Watkins for The Medwire)

Kent Union Election coverage 2013

I was thrilled to attend the hustings at both the Medway and Canterbury campuses for this year's Kent Union elections on behalf of The Medwire, Medway's student news group. The election saw more than 30 students stand for five sabbatical roles. My coverage for The Medwire involved profiling all the candidates, giving details about their manifesto pledges and telling students a little bit more about their candidates.

For the full coverage, visit The Medwire's Election page here.

Info on how to vote in the elections.

Info on President candidates 2013.

Info on VP Activities candidates 2013.

Info on VP Welfare candidates 2013.

Info on VP Education candidates 2013.

Info on VP Sports candidates 2013.

The new sabbatical officers for Kent Union 2013 are Chelsea Moore (President), Amy Gilchrist (Activities), Megan Wells (Welfare), Alex Murray (Education) and Chris Bull (Sports). I was thrilled to attend and cover the event on behalf of The Medwire.

Just under 100 students voted from the Medway campus.

I'm looking forward to reporting (or maybe even standing, who knows) next year!