I remember reading the list of Union representatives for the first time as a silly little fresher and seeing a working-class officer. I cracked a little smile, thinking: hey, Imperial has someone to represent people like me. I come from a single-parent family where all I remember is my mama telling me one thing: your job is to learn. My mother worked hard to provide me with a fulfilling education and to always strive ...
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Hi! I’m Scarlett, a second-year biochemist, and I’m thrilled to be running for Working Class Officer. Hailing from a working-class background, my time at Imperial has been challenging, facing the cost-of-living crisis and imposter syndrome. While I relied on widening participation schemes to support my entry into higher education, I’ve found a lack of similar support since joining Imperial. If elect ...