Welfare and Liberation

Your Welfare and Liberation Officer is responsible for positively influencing the welfare of students at LSE by lobbying the University and creating impactful change.

SANA AGARWAL

welfare and Liberation Officer

She/Her

Get to know SaNA

WHAT I STUDIED

I studied BA History; I loved my degree!

HOW I WAS INVOLVED WITH LSESU BEFORE BECOMING AN OFFICER

I was heavily involved in the Beaver, the LSESU newspaper and spend the majority of my time in the Media Centre! I was a writer in my first year, a section editor in my second year and the Flipside Editor last year. As a part of my role as the Flipside Editor, I interviewed and interacted with a lot of students and staff on campus (I am now friends with the Wright's Bar staff!) My time at The Beaver really shaped my interaction with and understanding of the SU as the bulk of the work revolved around SU coverage and policies. As a team, we published are 75^th anniversary edition celebrating 75 glorious years! We also hosted a flagship event for the same inviting alumni and current members. I also worked at Three Tuns last year as bar staff which was an interesting experience.

WHAT I’M LOOKING TO ACHIEVE THIS YEAR

I want the bring equity in the student experience and make some key structural and procedural changes in the sexual harassment legal reporting system and Disability Wellbeing Services.

ONE TIP FOR MAKING THE MOST OUT OF LSE

Stop obsessing over how to make the most out of LSE and just do your thing! Do whatever you like and make friends with people you click with. You'll get there.