About me
What did you study at Oxford, and at which college?
BA History and Politics at St Hilda’s College
What are you most excited about for the next year as an SU President?
Building stronger relationships with students through new and fun projects, and evidence-backed recommendations. These areas include welfare governance, support for suspended students, sexual misconduct reporting, disability and examination procedures.
Why do you think representation is so important for students at Oxford?
Everyone’s Oxford is different: their experiences, backgrounds, and the meaning they attach to it. Representation allows these to combine and create an Oxford tailored to all students’ needs.
Najar’s or Hussains?
Hussain’s, of course. Some may say it’s a rite of passage, and it has supported me through many a night spent working late on an essay or out with friends.
What’s the number one thing you want Oxford students to remember about you heading into this academic year?
A leader that embodies excellence, competence and compassionate in their leadership, using evidence-based insight and a breadth of experience to create an equity of experience and opportunity for all students.
What I am working on and latest updates
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University Committees I sit on:
As your President (Welfare, Equity, & Inclusion), I sit on the following University committees to help deliver institutional change and voice student concerns.
- Curators of University Libraries
- E6 Condition Steering Group
- Harrassment and Sexual Misconduct Training Working Group
- Joint Committee on EDI
- Joint Student Mental Health Sub-Committee
- Permanent Private Halls Supervisory Committee
- Prevent Steering Group
- Proctors Committee
- Racial and Religious Inclusion
- Rules Committee
- Sports Strategic Sub-Committee
- Student Life Sub-Committee
- Student Safety Working Group
- Responsible Communities Working Group