Find out who is running to become your new Sabbatical Officers, School Reps and NUS Delegates for the 2022/2023 academic year.
Manifestos and headshots submitted, it’s finally time to announce the official candidate shortlist for this year’s SU Elections.
Our candidates are striving to drive change and make a difference by being the voice of students on campus, and they will soon be campaigning to secure your vote for our four full-time Sabbatical Officer roles, as well as our part-time School Rep and NUS Delegate positions.
Meet the candidates
President
- Irwin Blair
- Harrison Clinton
- Rida Haider
- Ananya Krishna
- Maia Jarvis
- Josh Miskin
Vice President Education
- Kate Allison
- Kim D’Souza
- Rida Haider
- Shrijeet Shrey
- Joshua Yewman
Vice President Wellbeing & Diversity
- Beverly Boateng
- Ffion Collins
- Joshua Dunn
- Lucrezia Gentili
- Zee Iqbal
- Jemma Abi Sleiman
Vice President Societies & Sport
- Kayleigh Fryer
- Hannah Hockin
- Shivam Mishra
- Saba Mohammadi
- Tana Randle
- Imogen Small
- Kate Wells
NUS Delegate
- Moonsun Bharj
- Irwin Blair
- Madelaine Gray
- Rida Haider
- Maia Jarvis
- Ananya Krishna
- Alex Parry
School Rep (Business & Management)
- Martin Kapusta
- Narangarav Zorigt
School Rep (Engineering, Physical & Mathematical Sciences)
- Nour Abdelhafiz
- Irwin Blair
- Sukant Sondhi
School Rep (Humanities)
School Rep (Law & Social Sciences)
- Jayden Bookout
- Kajaanie Kunanayagam
- Guglielmo Valastro
School Rep (Life Sciences & the Environment)
- Gauresh Kuradia
- Shoaib Nathir
School Rep (Performing & Digital Arts)
- Carmen Anderson
- Nymara Blevins-Hay
R.O.N.
Every position within the election also has a candidate listed as re-open nominations, or R.O.N. for short. This role is a way for you to declare that you don't feel any of the candidates would be fit for office and you instead feel nominations should be re-opened at a later date to allow new candidates to come forward.
Read the candidate manifestos
Voting information
Voting opens at 9am on Monday 14 March, and closes on Wednesday 16 March at 4pm, with the eagerly anticipated Results Night taking place the same night, as you find out who you’ve chosen to lead the Students’ Union in 2022/23.
Candidate Question Time
On Thursday 10 March, we'll be hosting Candidate Question Time, where each candidate will be quizzed on their manifestos, what they hope to achieve, and how they plan on going about it. You can even submit questions for the candidates yourself. After all, the whole elections process is designed to enable you to have your say on who will represent your interests as a student at Royal Holloway, so it's only fair that you're given a chance to get involved.
Submit a question
While we’ll do our best to ask your question, we cannot guarantee this due to time constraints on the night. Please also note that for your question to be considered, it must be aimed at all candidates standing for the respective position. We will not accept any questions aimed at a particular candidate or that apply to a specific point in an individual’s manifesto.