I’m running for Vice-President of ChemSoc because I genuinely care about the chemistry community at Imperial College London, and I want to play an active role in shaping it. Chemistry here is intense: long labs, demanding lectures, and constant deadlines can make it easy to feel overwhelmed. ChemSoc should be more than just a society; it should be a space where we can socialise, celebrate our achievements, bui ...
I don't know, I heard that no one is running so why not? I believe I will help this community by doing nothing!
Hi guys! My name’s Anne, a first year Chemistry student, and I’m running for Vice President! When I'm not found around the Chemistry building I can be found at the Tabletop Gaming Society. ChemSoc has been invaluable to me as a way to connect with other Chemistry students, especially in the Welcome Week where I didn't know anyone at Imperial. I'd like to expand ChemSoc's presence and make sure we're crea ...
Why me? I understand that chemistry is intense, yet it’s a subject that doesn’t get the credit it deserves for that intensity, unlike maths (yes, I’m salty). Having a society where we can relate to late-night lab report panic and the frustration of 9 a.m. labs would help all of us get through this degree much more smoothly. I’m organised, approachable, and good at keeping things moving. I wa ...