Listen. act.
Report back.
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Which of these matter most to you?
Tap the ones you care about. It takes a second, and it tells me where to start.
A postgraduate who knows how the University works — and where it doesn't.
Aryan is a Juris Doctor candidate at Sydney Law School and a pharmacist and business owner from the Northern Beaches. He first graduated from the University of Sydney Pharmacy School with a Bachelor of Pharmacy in 2015, and undertook a Master's in Infectious Diseases at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine. He has an extensive history working in infectious diseases, public health and corporate medical affairs.
That mix of experience matters on Senate. As a pharmacist and business owner, Aryan has spent a decade solving problems with the people affected by them, and he knows that the best decisions come from listening first and working together. As a Fellow of Senate he will bring postgraduate concerns to the table with evidence behind them, work alongside the other Fellows and the University leadership to get them resolved, and report back on what was decided. Outcomes that are good for students are good for the whole University, and that is what Aryan will deliver.
Three steps
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What should Senate hear about?
A leak that never gets fixed, a lab you can't get into, a timetable that doesn't work, a fee nobody can explain, or an idea that would make postgraduate life better. If it matters to you, it belongs on Senate's agenda.
Everything you send goes straight to Aryan, and nothing is shared without your say-so.
