Favourite things to do

Travel, long walks, and spending time with friends

Three words to describe me

Bubbly, approachable, friendly

One word for JMSU

Togetherness

Advice to a fresher

University can be scary at first, but my biggest advice is to get involved in sports teams and societies as much as possible, make the most out of your time at university, and say YES to everything as it really does fly by

Stepping out my comfort zone

Speaking to new people and taking opportunities to practise public speaking, helping me build confidence and strengthen my communication skills

My key aim as an officer

Build a safer, more supportive community where people feel comfortable seeking help, feel understood, and know their voices matter, and improve how we respond to violence and harassment

Go-to karaoke song

It Wasn't Me by Shaggy

Favourite spot in Liverpool

Lark Lane

Dinner with any two people

Princess Diana and Michael Jackson

Visible, accessible support for domestic violence and stalking

Real academic flexibility and understanding of neurodivergent burnout

Stronger, safer reporting and action against violence and harassment

University should be a place where you grow, not where you quietly fall apart. Too many students are overwhelmed, burnt out, unsafe, or unsure where to turn. I am running because no one should face those experiences alone.

Well-being isn't just posters during exam season, it's knowing who to call when you're scared, knowing that support exists if you're being stalked or controlled, knowing neurodivergent burnout isn't personal failure, knowing violence against women, LGBTQ+ students, and marginalised groups will never be ignored.

Community & Wellbeing should mean protection, visibility, and real support.

Real Support for Domestic Violence & Stalking
Liverpool has one of the highest domestic abuse rates in the UK, and students are not exempt. I will make support visible, strengthen links with specialist services, improve safe reporting, and introduce mandatory training for society and sports committees so student leaders can recognise concerns and signpost support confidently.

Tackling Burnout & Neurodivergence
Academic pressure is intense and too often dismissed. I will push for clearer academic flexibility, a better understanding of neurodivergent burnout, realistic workload expectations, and workshops focused on sustainable productivity rather than toxic pressure.

Standing Firm Against Violence & Harassment
I will advocate all year-round anti-violence campaigns, strengthen links between welfare teams, campus security, and external services, and ensure students know exactly how to report safely.

I will listen without judgment and act with urgency.

Hassan

Josh

LJ