I’m Aleena and having lived in Yorkshire my entire life, I’ve found moving to London a huge change. I'm running as Academic Representative because I'm inspired by everyone's varying backgrounds, that we’ve been brought together from all over the world to study something as fascinating as Physics. I want our university and transition experience to be optimal and to make learning easier for everyone. ...
I am standing because I am one of you, sitting beside you in lectures, going through the same transition from high school to university, and I want every voice heard so we can all make the most of our degrees. I have tutored around 40 students in physics and mathematics, and seen how often difficulties go unspoken until it is too late. I have led successful teams in international competitions, including ESA’s ...
Providing change with both magnitude and direction Hi, I am Adam, a first-year physics student standing to be the Year 1 Academic Representative. I am passionate about astrophysics, and I spent a lot of time before university working at start-ups, where I learnt first hand the importance of regular feedback. It might only be a few weeks into our course, but that only makes this an even better time to evaluate wha ...
Dear physics students, My primary goal will be connection. I will collect the thoughts of our cohort and communicate them thoroughly to the staff. I also want to build a stronger physics community, between both us within the group and between us and the faculty.
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"I doubt, therefore I think, therefore I am." - Descartes. My Message to You: Doubting is what gave rise to Descartes' famous quote, and doubting is what I believe all academic representatives should do, and help you do the same. Doubting the Course Ensuring suitability of content for everyone Overseeing intricacies of the course Reviewing the timeliness of syllabi with respect to scientific progress ...
My Vision 1. Stronger student voice: Make student feedback an integral part of how the Physics course is run, not just collected and forgotten 2. Lines of communication: Set up a reliable link between students, the academic representative and the HoD so concerns reach the right people and are acted upon 3. Freedom of speech, academically and otherwise: Commend creativity, controversial thinking, and nonconf ...
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Hello! My name is Roisin, and I’d love to be your Year 1 Physics Student Representative! I believe the most important part of being a student rep is good communication. As somebody who loves to chat, I think I’m well suited to the role! I enjoy talking to everybody, whether that’s students, staff or anyone in between. I’d love to act as a strong link between our cohort and the wider departme ...
Hey guys, I’m Eina and I’m running to be your Y1 academic rep! When I was thinking of applying to Imperial Physics, I would always find articles on its poor student satisfaction, so I was naturally quite intimidating coming in. Our degree being one of the most rigorous at Imperial (basically 50% a maths degree, 50% physics, and somehow another 50% computing), we deserve good representation to make sure ...
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At some point in the first few weeks, most of us have probably left a lecture, opened a problem sheet, or sat in a lab and wondered: Have I missed something obvious that everyone else understands? Hopefully with time you'll come to know me as Harris. Just another student making sense of lectures, surviving labs, and working through exactly those same questions while trying not to get lost between Blackett and Huxley ...
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