FOCUS FOR 2025

My focus this year is to:

  • Introduce facilities dedicated to sustainable practices on campus such as Containers for Change.
  • Establish a thriving ethnocultural collective.
  • Improve multifaith services and facilities.
  • Advocate for better University ties that reflect the ethos the Guild advocates for.

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WHAT DOES THIS ROLE DO?

The Vice President - Sustainability and Welfare oversees all things sustainability and welfare.

  • Sits on a wide variety of boards and committees to represent student issues and provide a liaison between the University and the student body. 
  • Devise, implement and manage campaigns relating to sustainability and welfare issues.
  • Provide guidance, resources, and support for the Equity Representatives.
  • Direct and respond to student concerns.
  • Assist in the planning and delivery of sustainability & welfare related events.
  • Assist the President in any matters they see fit. 

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ABOUT RAZANNE

Hi there, my name is Razanne and I’m a Journalism and Public Relations student, and have spent the past first years of my degree exploring and enjoying the extent of opportunities the Guild has facilitated.

This has included being Education Officer at Students for Refugees, Musalla Manager and PR Officer at the Curtin Muslim Students Association, an Editor at the Curtin Writers Club, and Founder and President of the Curtin Palestinian Society. When I’m not working with fellow students however, I would be diving into our community looking for the next story affecting our societies.

I want to make sure the representation and voices on our campus come through in the decisions taken, and will be working to ensure a more sustainable, environmentally responsible, culturally aware and ethical environment to allow fellow students to flourish with a cleaner conscience while feeling included.

I love speaking with my peers! If you have any questions or suggestions, please do not hesitate to reach out at sustainabilityvp@guild.curtin.edu.au.

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