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We have barely scratched the surface of what CompSoc can do with Social Media. I'm Diya Anegundi, a first year computer science and maths student, and I want to change that.
I'm excited to run for Social Media Officer for CompSoc. I will encourage active participation by creating interactive posts, polls, and discussions. I will be responsive and a reliable point of contact for inquiries, feedback, and suggestions from our members. I'd love the opportunity to work with the ComSoc committee
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"Hey CS crew! As a first-year CS student with a knack for social media wizardry since high school, I've led teams and crafted compelling content for boosting student engagement like a pro. Now, I'm asking for your vote to bring that same mojo to our CS Society. Let's amp up our online presence, spark conversations, and make our digital space pop. Together, we'll code our way to social media stardom. Vote for me, and let's make it happen!"

Hi, I'm Abbie! I'm a second year CS student running for the role of Social Media Officer. I aim to enhance the work done for the social media accounts from this year, delivering frequent information on events, socials and opportunities relevant to the society- as well as some fun bits and bobs, of course.

I'd love the opportunity to work with the new branding secretary and the committee to retain and improve upon CompSoc's online presence.
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Hello everyone, my name is Mark and I'm excited to be running for the position of social media secretary for CompSoc. I see the social media secretary position as a chance for everyone to project their voice and opinion so that they can be heard by the university and beyond. I want to work to create a digital space where every member is heard and to keep our students informed on new events and opportunities as well as create a vibrant online community where ideas can be freely exchanged and flourish.
I'm committed to making changes to ensure that our social media presence reflects the inclusivity of our CS community. Everyone's voice deserves to be heard and I will work to ensure that our online platform is reflective of this principle.
Last year, I acted as social secretary for the surf society and was tasked with promoting & organising events and encouraging enthusiasm within the surfing community. In that year, I learned how to leverage social media to effectively connect with members and foster a sense of belonging. My experience has taught me the importance of adaptability and creativity, and I have since developed a knack of finding solutions under unpredictable circumstances.
I firmly believe that these experiences have equipped me with the skills and mindset necessary to excel in this role as your social media secretary and hopefully with your support, I am confident that together we can make a lasting impact and elevate our presence on social media.
Thanks for reading me waffle for the last 42 seconds
Mark :)
(p.s. you can find me on IG if you want to learn more @marcwslee)

Hi! I'm Jason Setyadi, currently a second-year computer science student. I'm eager to become part of the CompSoc committee for the upcoming academic year. I have plans to assist the brand secretary in enhancing the society's brand, making sure that the social media content has maximum outreach and is inclusive to the diverse computer science community. I view social media as an informative platform to engage current and prospective members of the CompSoc society. With my past experiences and skills, I'm confident that I can excel in this role, and I hope to earn your vote.

Hello CompSoc! I am a first year CS student running to be a social media officer for CompSoc. From gaming events such as the Mario Kart tournament, to social events such as Fridge to Fridge, I have loved being part of CompSoc during my first year at Leeds. Becoming a bigger part of the society would mean that I use my skills in producing engaging content and advertisements to further the brand of CompSoc more than ever before, building on the achievements of this year’s committee to make CompSoc even more successful.