Welfare, Community and Diversity Blog

Keep updated with the goings on and important work that Nathan is doing by taking a look at his blog!

Nathan Wyatt (he/him)

Welfare, Community & Diversity Officer

Hi! My name's Nathan, and I’ve been your Welfare, Community and Diversity Officer for the past year.

This past year I’ve worked to reopen the university pharmacy, represented UEA students in parliament, and worked to get us a nightbus service in Norwich! I’ve loved working as an officer this year and looking forward to fighting for students for another year. Outside of the SU you’ll usually catch me in the Sportspark, at the cinema, or playing pool (badly) in the bar.

Your Welfare, Community & Diversity Officer represents you.

The Welfare, Community & Diversity Officer is a full-time representative of students, focusing on student wellbeing, sense of belonging, diversity and representation for students from all backgrounds.

My Manifesto

My top three goals for the next year are:

• Finish the nightbus project: The nightbus is nearly here! I’ve been working with the university, the city and county council, FirstBus, and our MP Clive Lewis to get this sorted for students. I am hoping to have an update for you very soon…
• Affordable food for students: This past year I’ve given away over 1000 free meals to students. I am hoping to open a community pantry this year, with more free supplies! I am also lobbying the university for reduced food prices in their campus outlets.
• Community events: Over the last year I’ve put on some big events, like the 60th Anniversary Concert, and our Eid celebration in the hive. I’m looking forward to putting on some more events and even bringing back some old favourites… #PMB

For all the details on my aims and what I plan to do, check out my full manifesto below!

Nathan's Blog

Keep updated with the goings on and important work that Nathan is doing by taking a look at his blog!

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