The following candidates have been elected for the SUPRA Council term 2024–25.

1,107 votes were received for the election of 27 Councillor seats.

Candidate names appear in order of election:  

1. Vivian Bai 
2. Xingyan Zhou 
3. Guangzheng Zhang 
4. Yinfeng (Benny) Shen (Diverse Expertise for Inclusive Campus) 
5. Yuanhao Ning 
6. Jinyi Liu 
7. Minsu Pan 
8. Eva Midtgaard (Diverse Expertise for Inclusive Campus)
9. Xinxin Wan 
10. Anne Li 
11. Qiuming Zhang 
12. Huiru Han 
13. Haolong Liao 
14. Ge Jin 
15. Dihao Zhu 
16. Zheqi Ding 
17. Zhenzhen Liu 
18. Venkata Vishal Kotari 
19. Xuting Wang 
20. Xinghuan Wang 
21. Abha Sharma 
22. Zehua Han 
23. Rebecca Radebold 
24. Dishpreet Singh 
25. Xuan Zhang 
26. [Vacant – satellite campus reserved*] 
27. [Vacant – non-cis gendered reserved*].
    

*The 2 vacant positions are reserved for 1 (one) student located at a satellite campus (a campus other than Camperdown/Darlington) and 1 (one) non-cis gendered student, under clause 6.3.2 of the SUPRA Constitution.

Supplementary Election

As stipulated by clause 7.5 of the SUPRA Constitution, a Supplementary Election to fill these vacancies will be held during the Annual General Meeting (AGM). The AGM will be held at 6:30pm, Monday 13 May 2024 (Sydney time), both online and in person at the Lecture Theatre 208, Veterinary Science Conference Centre.  

Nominations are open for these 2 councillor positions. Please note that to be eligible to nominate you must be either (or both): a student located at a campus other than Camperdown/Darlington; a non-cis gendered student. 

Prospective candidates must submit a Candidate nomination form before the Supplementary Election item is declared open at the AGM. Prospective candidates must receive the support of 2 seconders, who must complete the Candidate nominator (seconder) form before the Supplementary Election item is declared open at the AGM.  

Voting for the Supplementary Election will be conducted in-person at the AGM. All SUPRA members who are current postgraduate students at the University of Sydney are entitled to vote.