Hi! I’m Stephanie, your Deputy President (Finance & Services) for another year!
During my time as a student at Imperial, I did Biomedical Engineering! Outside of my studies, I was also the Ethics and Environment Officer for our Liberation & Community Networks, as well as the Management Group Chair for Recreation clubs, societies and projects (CSPS).
As DPFS, I am here to deliver the best services with our students and for our students, including our bars, shops, and events. I also work alongside Christian to oversee the finances of our CSPs. Beyond the "finance" and "services" aspects of my role, sustainability is another key focus for me.
I started as your DPFS one year ago because I wanted to make a positive impact on a larger and wider scale, and I have had an absolute blast in the past 12 months speaking and working with all of you and I look forward to another year to continue embedding the changes I’ve made for longer lasting impact!
A bit more about me.
A little more about me – I was born and raised in Hong Kong, and am a trilingual in English, Cantonese & Mandarin! I enjoy a good game of Mahjong, a tasty cup of bubble tea, and long, nice naps with my plushies! I also like cooking and baking, so if you have any recipes to share, please do :)
Why Imperial?
My favourite thing about Imperial are the people and friends I have gotten to know, but I also enjoy a mean pint of extra-sweet blackcurrant soda from our bars!
My 2024/25 goals.
Building upon some of my work over the past year, my goals in the year ahead include:
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Sustainability: Delivering the Union Sustainability Strategy
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Community: Working with students to deliver safe & inclusive events for all students, with a focus on a non-drinking centric culture, inclusion of our Postgraduate students, and a celebration of our diverse cultural communities
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Accessibility: Ensuring accessible prices across all our services at the Union (bars, events, shops etc.)
Get in touch
If you have any ideas, any problems, any feedback (be it bad or good) I'm here to talk.
