Support for Dundee University Nursery Confirmed by SRC
18 March 2026
Following a motion presented by VPSA Tom, the SRC agreed to publicly support the DUCU petition calling for the protection of the Nursery.
The results of the 2026 student elections are in, and we are excited to share the outcome! A total of 1,306 students participated, casting 7,694 votes across all positions.
DUSA Executive
President: Tom Christison
VP of Academia: Ramya Shiva
VP of Wellbeing: Ruby Mugisha
VP of Representation: Chethan Gollahalli
Student Representative Council
SRC Chair: Amy Page
International Student Councillor: Meshach Michael Innocent
Careers & Employability Councillor: Ibukunoluwa Akiode
Division Presidents
Business: Annie Traill
Dentistry: Sandie Rennison
Health Sciences: Andi Dunsmuir
Life Sciences: Hamish Paton
Humanities: Iris Watson
Psychology: Nadiia Pulkas
Medicine: Qais Rashid
Science: Annabelle Cochrane
Independent Member of Court
IMC: Ivy Gerber
Congratulations to all candidates for running creative and engaging campaigns. Your efforts and dedication have been impressive, and you should all be very proud. Campaign accounts of our newly elected representatives have been tagged for reference.
For those who didn’t run this year, or who were hoping for a different outcome, there will be another opportunity to stand in the upcoming by-election. The election team will take a one-week break before reopening nominations for the remaining roles.
Finally, voting prize winners will be drawn and contacted next week. Stay tuned for more updates!
Following a motion presented by VPSA Tom, the SRC agreed to publicly support the DUCU petition calling for the protection of the Nursery.
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