PARSA Annual General Election 2023

Welcome to the polling site for the PARSA 2023 Election! Online voting for the 2023 PARSA Annual General Elections opens Monday, 26 September at 10am and will close on Friday, 30 September at 5pm.

The polls have closed.

President

This is a critical, time-intensive role, responsible for the good governance, leadership and direction of the organisation, the effective representation of students to the University and beyond, and being the “face and voice” of PARSA to members, the University and the wider community.

  • Tristan Yip Postgraduate Voice Manifesto

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Vice President

This is a critical, time-intensive role, with principal responsibility for leading the organisation’s work around key organisational projects, advocacy and campaigning, and ensuring that the postgraduate student voice is being heard and acted upon by the University and beyond. The Vice President will also provide crucial support for the President, often taking charge for critical projects of the Association and acting as the official representative of PARSA on key committees.

  • Neil Pollock Postgraduate Voice Manifesto

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General Secretary

The General Secretary has primary responsibility for helping ensure PARSA is a representative organisation through ensuring strong engagement with members and that sound governance procedures are adhered too.

  • Jacob De Keijzer Postgraduate Voice Manifesto

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Equity Officer

the Equity portfolio, to effectively advocate on issues and undertake activities to support issues related to these groups. Always with respect for the wishes of these groups, and the Officers that represent them.

  • Sharrada Segeran Postgraduate Voice Manifesto

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Coursework Officer

The Coursework Officer will work closely with the PARSA Education Officer, and Education Committee to ensure that the needs of coursework students are represented in PARSA’s advocacy work on academic issues, at the university, college, school and classroom level.

  • Akrti Tyagi Postgraduate Voice Manifesto

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Higher Degree by Research (HDR) Officer

The HDR Officer will work closely with the PARSA Education Officer, and Education Committee to ensure that the needs of HDR students are represented in PARSA’s advocacy work on academic issues, at the university, college, school and classroom level.

  • Irina Samsonova Postgraduate Voice Manifesto

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International Officer

The International Officer has principal responsibility for devising and leading the organisation’s work on issues affecting international postgraduate students at ANU. This must be done in consideration of the diversity of PARSA’s international student population.

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Wellbeing Officer

The Wellbeing Officer has principal responsibility for devising and leading the organisation’s work on issues related to the welfare and wellbeing of students. This role is largely focused on building community and devising advocacy actions for PARSA.

  • Owen Mathews Postgraduate Voice Manifesto

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Womens' Officer

The Women’s Officer has principal responsibility for devising and leading the organisation’s work issues affecting women i.e. anyone who identifies as a woman. This role must be held by a student who identifies as a woman.

  • Jiayi Shen Postgraduate Voice Manifesto

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Parents and Carers Officer

The Parents and Carers officer has principal responsibility for representing the student members with parenting and caring responsibilities in line with the strategic direction of the organisation. This role must be held by a student who is a parent or a carer, or who has lived experience as a parent or carer.

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Social Officer

The Social Officer is primarily responsible for developing ideas and helping ensure the successful execution of events and activities that help build and maintain a strong postgraduate community.

  • Yalan Chen Postgraduate Voice Manifesto

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College of Asia and the Pacific (CAP) Officer (Coursework)

College Representatives are primarily responsible for supporting and advocating for students in their college. Working as a team of two college representatives per college, the key tasks are to respond to ANU and Government policy as well as being proactive in providing proposals to better the student experience.

  • Rubab Bahar Postgraduate Voice Manifesto

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College of Asia and the Pacific (CAP) Officer (HDR)

College Representatives are primarily responsible for supporting and advocating for students in their college. Working as a team of two college representatives per college, the key tasks are to respond to ANU and Government policy as well as being proactive in providing proposals to better the student experience.

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College of Engineering and Computer Science (CECS) Officer (Coursework)

College Representatives are primarily responsible for supporting and advocating for students in their college. Working as a team of two college representatives per college, the key tasks are to respond to ANU and Government policy as well as being proactive in providing proposals to better the student experience.

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College of Engineering & Computer Science (CECS) Officer (HDR)

College Representatives are primarily responsible for supporting and advocating for students in their college. Working as a team of two college representatives per college, the key tasks are to respond to ANU and Government policy as well as being proactive in providing proposals to better the student experience.

  • Zhangcheng Qiang Postgraduate Voice Manifesto

  • Re-open Nominations (R.O.N.) About

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College of Health and Medicine (CHM) Officer (Coursework)

College Representatives are primarily responsible for supporting and advocating for students in their college. Working as a team of two college representatives per college, the key tasks are to respond to ANU and Government policy as well as being proactive in providing proposals to better the student experience.

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College of Health and Medicine (CHM) Officer (HDR)

College Representatives are primarily responsible for supporting and advocating for students in their college. Working as a team of two college representatives per college, the key tasks are to respond to ANU and Government policy as well as being proactive in providing proposals to better the student experience.

There are no approved candidates.
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College of Law (COL) Officer (Coursework)

College Representatives are primarily responsible for supporting and advocating for students in their college. Working as a team of two college representatives per college, the key tasks are to respond to ANU and Government policy as well as being proactive in providing proposals to better the student experience.

  • Leonard Ho Postgraduate Voice Manifesto

  • Re-open Nominations (R.O.N.) About

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College of Science (CoS) Officer (HDR)

College Representatives are primarily responsible for supporting and advocating for students in their college. Working as a team of two college representatives per college, the key tasks are to respond to ANU and Government policy as well as being proactive in providing proposals to better the student experience.

There are no approved candidates.
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First Nations Officer

The First Nations Officer is primarily responsible for devising and leading the organisation’s work on issues related to First Nation postgraduate students.

There are no approved candidates.
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Queer Officer

The Queer Officer has principal responsibility for devising and leading the organisation’s work on issues related to queer students. This role is largely focused on building community and devising advocacy actions for PARSA.

There are no approved candidates.
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Disabilities Officer

The Disabilities Officer has principal responsibility for devising and leading the organisation’s work on issues related to students with a disability. This role is largely focused on building community and devising advocacy actions for PARSA.

There are no approved candidates.
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Environmental Officer

The Environmental Officer has principal responsibility for devising and leading the organisation’s work on environmental issues. This incudes considering the reducing of the environmental impact ANU has on campus; behaviour and attitudinal change for students; and advocating for ANU to be a global leader in environmental action.

There are no approved candidates.
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College of Arts and Social Sciences (CASS) Officer (Coursework)

College Representatives are primarily responsible for supporting and advocating for students in their college. Working as a team of two college representatives per college, the key tasks are to respond to ANU and Government policy as well as being proactive in providing proposals to better the student experience.

There are no approved candidates.
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College of Arts and Social Sciences (CASS) Officer (HDR)

College Representatives are primarily responsible for supporting and advocating for students in their college. Working as a team of two college representatives per college, the key tasks are to respond to ANU and Government policy as well as being proactive in providing proposals to better the student experience.

There are no approved candidates.
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College of Business and Economics (CBE) Officer (Coursework)

College Representatives are primarily responsible for supporting and advocating for students in their college. Working as a team of two college representatives per college, the key tasks are to respond to ANU and Government policy as well as being proactive in providing proposals to better the student experience.

There are no approved candidates.
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College of Business and Economics (CBE) Officer (HDR)

College Representatives are primarily responsible for supporting and advocating for students in their college. Working as a team of two college representatives per college, the key tasks are to respond to ANU and Government policy as well as being proactive in providing proposals to better the student experience.

There are no approved candidates.
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College of Law (COL) Officer (HDR)

College Representatives are primarily responsible for supporting and advocating for students in their college. Working as a team of two college representatives per college, the key tasks are to respond to ANU and Government policy as well as being proactive in providing proposals to better the student experience.

There are no approved candidates.
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College of Science (CoS) Officer (Coursework)

College Representatives are primarily responsible for supporting and advocating for students in their college. Working as a team of two college representatives per college, the key tasks are to respond to ANU and Government policy as well as being proactive in providing proposals to better the student experience.

There are no approved candidates.
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