I bring forward the experience as the HWUMCUP Officer and in the sports department. Though a short stent in hindsight, I managed to host 2 big events and got a very good understanding of how HWUMCUP works and what it means to the students. This also means that I would be the best to say where HWUMCUP fell short. Furthermore, I also understand issues that students face in other sectors, such as with clubs and event applications, or with communications between peers. I am willing to address the issues and to not erase it but overcome it.

I have a decent to good relationship with most influential groups within the university. I feel as with authorities; it is easier to build relationships if the person in power has the initiative to. These relationships are important, as they allow me to fully grasp and understand what the issues are, without worrying about it coming off as criticism or unconstructive as I can easily ask for further clarification. As the VP of sports, I am the bridge between the students and the university, and it is my duty to effectively relay information with transparency and accountability, ensuring that everyone feels heard and respected.

I bring a “hype” sense, where my enthusiasm is contagious and influences everyone to work harder. This won’t only apply to my officers, but as well the clubs and other students. Morale is just as important as competency, and anything is accomplishable with a good spirit and drive. I will continue to show this high-spirited version to all my peers, encouraging them to work harder and to believe. I am approachable and down to earth, making it easy for students to voice feedback, provide ideas and concerns.

I am proactive in the sense that I strive to help wherever I can. Whether it’s with ensuring an event runs smoothly, encouraging people for good ideas and initiatives, clearing up simple doubts, or even responding to a message, I will be there for everyone even when I can’t. I have a drive of giving back to those around me, built from appreciation to the university.

I encourage participation from the student body, promoting inclusivity and the mindset of being open to new things. Though overwhelming at first, an open-minded thinking to new experiences would ensure that students keep on coming with innovative ideas, and they’re skill set will be more generalised. I am very open-minded and is commonly trying new things that pique my interest, ensuring I also make connections and fun memories throughout the event. The inclusivity includes either professional development workshops or just simply get togethers or fun games.