Why have you chosen to run?
I’m studying Business Economics, and I’m on the board of Campus Kollegiet. There, I ran satisfaction surveys among the residents and brought the results to the board. That helped lead to the board’s decision to invest in new washing machines and tumble dryers.
I’d love to do the same on SDU’s board: find out what students are really experiencing, and bring it to the table where decisions are made.
Is there a specific cause you want to fight for if you are elected?
Yes. I want students to be heard before big decisions are made, and I want those decisions to be based on what students actually experience day to day.
I also want to work for a lively campus life and a practical, green campus, for example by offering electric cargo bikes that students can borrow.
What can be expected from you as a student representative?
You can expect me to show up prepared and to speak up on the tough issues when something isn’t fair to students. Afterwards, I’ll tell you what was decided, within the limits the board works under.
I can’t promise that the board will always do what students want. But I can promise that I’ll be easy to reach, and that I’ll carry your voice into the room.