I am currently in the second year of my degree in Criminology and Forensic Science. I am deeply committed to making the most of my BNU experience and contributing meaningfully to the wider student community. I believe that students get out of university what they put into it, and serving on Council is an opportunity for me to be involved in shaping the environment we all share. The student experience is central to the success of the university, yet many students find it difficult to voice their concerns or ideas. I want to help ensure those voices are heard. Meaningful change begins with conversation, and I hope to represent the student body with openness, honesty, and enthusiasm.

I thrive in settings where staff and students come together to exchange ideas, explore solutions, and engage in thoughtful discussion.

In addition, my background as a student mentor, English and Maths tutor, and classroom assistant have taught me how to listen actively, support others, and help ensure that everyone feels respected and understood. I hope to use these skills to represent the student community in an approachable, constructive, and collaborative way.