Campaigns were launched this week for the top role in Jewish student politics, UJS president, with two third-year students in the running.
Ella Rose is studying history and politics at the University of Nottingham. She hopes to use her experience as JSoc’s Israel campaigns officer to drive UJS forward as a “grassroots, peer-led organisation”.
If elected, Ms Rose would like to increase UJS conferences, offer students the chance to give regular online feedback, and increase Jewish student networks both in the UK and abroad.
“My manifesto is designed around what I’ve seen on campus, my time with the UJS and what I feel will directly benefit students”, she said. “We need to bring the UJS back to the students”.
