Election Results 2024

De Montfort University's vibrant student body has spoken loud and clear as the results of the Students' Union Leadership election are finally unveiled. With a remarkable turnout, over 5000 students eagerly cast their votes, contributing to an impressive tally of over 40,000 votes, marking a monumental surge in voter engagement compared to recent years. This resounding participation is a testament to the passion and commitment of the student community towards shaping their university experience.

Before delving into the eagerly anticipated results, it's crucial to extend a heartfelt congratulations to all students who participated in this democratic process. Your dedication to exercising your right to vote not only amplifies your voices but also underscores the significance of student representation within the university's governance.

The elected student officers hold pivotal roles within the Students' Union, tasked with championing the interests and welfare of the diverse student body. From advocating for academic rights to organising enriching activities, these officers play an instrumental role in enhancing the overall student experience and fostering a vibrant campus community.

Now, without further ado, let's unveil the results of the De Montfort Students' Union Leadership election, revealing the individuals who will lead and represent their fellow students in the coming academic year.

EXECUTIVE OFFICERS:

Academic Executive Officer: Ramish Ayub

Equality and Diversity Executive Office: Komal Shahzadi

Opportunities and Engagement Executive Officer: Gurupriya Karasala

Union Development Executive Officer: Judith Olurankinse

Welfare Executive Officer: Fluffy Adewola

LIBERATION OFFICERS:

Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic Liberation Officer: Inderpreet Kaur

Disabled Students’ Liberation Officer: Libs Morris

International Students’ Liberation Officer: Harshdip Singh Gill

Mature Students’ Liberation Officer: Maninder Singh

Postgraduate Students’ Liberation Officer: Dharampreet Singh

Women’s Liberation Officer: Paige Billings

FACULTY REPRESENTATIVES:

Arts, Design and Humanities Faculty Lead Representative: Angel Dara Garvey-Hendrickson

Business and Law Faculty Lead Representative: Precious Ogechi Ikechukwu

Computing, Engineering and Media Faculty Lead Representative: Janelle Chesire

Health and Life Sciences Faculty Lead Representative: Hemamali Tibbotumunuwa

All newly elected officers will take up their roles from July 2024.