Officer Trustees Team

As we farewell two of our amazing 2023/24 OTs, Yi and Andreea, we also welcome two new fresh and friendly faces to the team for 2024/25! Please give a warm welcome to Emina and Nico as your two incoming officers for the year, joining our ongoing team from 2023/24 of Camille, Steph and Christian! 

Your 2023/24 academic year is coming to a close, and what a year it was! We hope you are all having a wonderful summer and enjoying a well-earned break. 

Looking back on 2023/24...

Camille – Union President 2023/24, returning for 2024/25 

Hey presto – a year has passed. Getting to grips with the intricacies of our students’ union and College in a way foreign to me through my undergraduate years has been a gratifying challenge and I’m excited to build on this next year.   

As we welcome you back from the Winter break, we wanted to let you know how last term went and what our plans for the next months are.

Sustainability

Our joint goal as Officer Trustees this year is sustainability.  Loads of positive progress has already been made and this will continue to be a top priority for us!

Support for our student community

The horrific events that have occurred, and continue to occur, in Israel and Palestine have shocked and distressed the Imperial community. 

We stand in full solidarity with all students who have been affected by the conflict.

We condemn the proscribed terrorist organisation Hamas and their attacks on Israeli civilians.

Last night, Union Council met to debate whether Imperial College Union should continue to support strike action being undertaken by the University and College Union (UCU). The UCU is a trade union representing academics, lecturers, trainers, researchers and academic-related staff.

Last night Union Council met to discuss the Union’s stance on the planned industrial action by the Imperial University and College Union (UCU), a trade union representing academics, and Imperial Unite, a trade union representing staff in technical, operational, and professional services. You can read the Council Paper here.

Dear Hugh,  

Students have a lot of different motivations for standing as Liberation and Community Officers – these are rewarding positions that offer the chance to affect real change within Imperial. We spoke to Grace Fisher about her motivations for joining the Working-Class Network and her journey towards standing as Working-Class Officer.

With the introduction of a new lockdown at the beginning of the term, we understand that the accommodation plans many of you had have changed completely. This is why we convinced the College to apply an automatic fee-waiver for Imperial-owned halls of residences for all students who can't come back to their hall - either because of current government guidance, or because of personal circumstance.