
Support for Dundee University Nursery Confirmed by SRC
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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It is a great pleasure to announce the results of the 2025 DUSA Elections. After a month-long campaign period and a turnout of 8,908 total votes, and 1,332 individual voters the following candidates have been elected to the respective positions:
Sabbatical roles
President: Tánaiste Custance
Vice President of Academia: Ramya Shiva
Vice President of Representation: Kyle Gray
Vice President of Student Wellbeing: Ruby Mugisha
Non-sabbatical roles
Vice President of Student Activities: Tom Christison
Vice President of Community: Ivy Gerber
School Presidents
School of Social Sciences Humanities and Law: Aaqil Hussain
School of Life Sciences: Yana Korenchuk
School of Art & Design: Heidi Le
School of Business: James Douglas
School of Health Sciences: Craig Halley
School of Medicine: Kieran Rhodes
School of Dentistry: Caleb Hunter
Other
SRC Chair: Callum McCabe
Independent Member of Court: Marcus Flucker
Rector: Maggie Chapman
RAG Nominated Charity of the Year: Deaf Links
We want to congratulate everyone who got elected and we would also like to extend our gratitude to all the candidates who ran in the elections. We look forward to seeing the great things they will accomplish.

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