Autumn Elections 2017 - Results

In the last week, an incredible 5115 students - 26.54% of all students at College - cast their vote in the Autumn Elections 2017, electing a new generation of student leaders for Union Council, the Academic & Wellbeing Representation Networks, our Constituent Unions and the Gender Equality Officer. That's over 500 more students than our previous turnout record! 

With a turnout of 26.54%, the highest in the UK for these elections, Imperial College Union has maintained its position as the country's strongest student democracy - thanks to you, our members!

We kept up our tradition of strong student engagement across the whole Imperial community - you can explore turnout by department, faculty, study type and more on our Elections Dashboard. 

Thank you to our members for voting, and giving our hundreds of new volunteers a strong mandate for leading change across College and the Union.

Find out who represents you below!

Union Council

A record-breaking fifty students ran for the sixteen available positions as Ordinary Member of Union Council. They will join Council, where they will speak for their fellow Undergraduates or Postgraduates in their faculty. While any student of Imperial College London can attend Council, or bring a paper to it for approval, the Ordinary Members are there to give a voice to students who may not otherwise volunteer with Imperial College Union. The roles exist to ensure that every faculty and study type has at least one dedicated representative on Council to air their views.

The first Union Council meeting of 2017/18 will take place on Tuesday 24 October.

Your new Ordinary Members are:

Faculty of Engineering

Faculty of Natural Sciences

Faculty of Medicine

Business School and Centre for Languages, Culture and Communication

Wellbeing Representation Network

Launching this year, our new Wellbeing Representation Network will radically increase Imperial College Union's capacity to tackle the academic, social and emotional challenges of studying at Imperial College London.  

The first ever group of Wellbeing Representatives, covering all Undergraduate departments, has now been elected - find out who your representatives are below, or using our Representatives A to Z.

Academic Representation Network

The Academic Representation Network brings together hundreds of elected student representatives to collaborate with academic and professional staff across College to improve the standards of learning, teaching and supervision for all students. 

This year's Year and Course Reps have now been elected - find out who your representatives are below, or using our Representatives A to Z.

Gender Equality Officer

One of our nine Liberation Officers, our Gender Equality Officer campaigns to tackle gender and sex discrimination experienced by our members. Coming first in a competitive race against five other candidates, your new Gender Equality Officer is:

Constituent Unions & Departmental Societies

The Graduate Students' Union Committee has now been elected - the new leaders of the Postgraduate community are:

Find out who has taken other vacant roles on your Constituent Unions and DepSocs below.