Nominations are now closed- here are your UJS Presidential candidates 2018!
Sign up for UJS Conference 2018 here!
VOTING IS OPEN NOW!
In order to vote, you would have had to register on the UJS website prior to 12pm on Tuesday, 4th December. Registered members will have received a voter key via email with a link to vote from Election Buddy - make sure you check all your mailboxes as well as your junk mail. Please contact us if you have any issues.
These are your candidates for UJS President 2019-2020! You can find their manifestos and campaign videos here!
Any enquiries about voting, please get in touch with [email protected]
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Lauren Keiles, University of Leeds 'Hi, I’m Lauren. I’m at Leeds University and I feel fortunate to have been involved in Jewish student life and represent UK Jewish students locally, nationally and internationally. I want everyone to have a valued place in our union and gain something from being part of it, whether you’re here for a shiur, a schmooze or shots.' Click here for Lauren's full manifesto, here for the plain text version and click here for her campaign video! |
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Esther Offenberg, University of Birmingham 'I’m Esther, an Israeli from Berlin, a 3rd year Psychology student at the University of Birmingham. I am an ex JSoc committee member, ex NUS Delegate and DPC committee member at NUS. Let’s make our union even better and more exciting by offering Jewish students practical solutions and ideas to address the issues they’re facing and give them the support they deserve.'
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Joanna Phillips, University of Bath 'I’m a diasporist, queer, socialist, feminist Jew who loves Torah, roller derby and my grandmother's chicken soup. All my life I’ve been highly involved in the Jewish community, including being on the Harrow Day Limmud committee, leading multiple BBYO summer camps, going on a gap year to Israel, working for Jews for Racial and Economic Justice (JFREJ) for a year, being an activist with Jewdas and currently being the secretary for the Bath J-Soc. ' |
