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Commuter Representative

About the role

If you live away from campus and travel to campus regularly to attend teaching and activities, you already know that the commuter experience is a unique one. In this role, you’ll be the voice of all Queen Mary students that commute to campus. The role covers things like travel, commuter socials, timetabling and provision of online teaching and activities.


Who can run?

All Queen Mary students that commute to campus can run for the role. The only requirements are that you must be a student in the academic year 2025/26 and commute to campus regularly to attend teaching and activities. When you nominate, make sure to tick the box to self-identify as a commuter.


Role description


The Candidates


Anoushkaa Berry
Anoushkaa Berry

As a commuter, I know the long journeys, high costs, the feeling of missing out. I feel it every day. I want to be the commuter representative who turns challenges into change - fighting for better support, a stronger community, and a campus experience where we are valued and included!

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Esther Inekuku
Esther Inekuku

As a commuter, I understand how tiring/isolating it is to travel long distances to university and feel disconnected from campus life. If elected, I’ll organise local events for commuters, gather feedback to represent your concerns, and work alongside senior students to support first-years in adjusting to university life as commuters.

Muhammad Khan
Muhammad Khan

My name is Muhammad Shaheryar Khan, a Year 3 Robotics Engineering student. As a commuter, I experience the daily challenges of travel and study. I aim to represent fellow commuters, improve accessibility, and ensure their voices are valued in the Students’ Union, fostering a supportive and inclusive community.

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