The Westminster Employability Award (WEA) Team are pleased to confirm our final list of WEA Leaders for 2022-23!
The Westminster Employability Award (WEA) Leaders Scheme was introduced this year, offering students the opportunity to act as ambassadors for the Award. You’ll see our leaders taking part in a range of activities, including assisting with key events, attending outreach on campus, creating social media content, doing ‘shout-outs’ during academic sessions, and more.
Places on the scheme were competitive, and the Careers and Employability Services team was impressed by the quality of applications they received across all three colleges.
Congratulations to our new WEA Leaders for 2022-23 which are listed below:
Westminster Business School
- Somaia Halawa - Management and Marketing
- Daniela Mollo - Management and Marketing
- Rashida – - Management and Marketing
- Ruben Attwal - Finance and Accounting
- Asma Ashfaque Sheikh - Organisations Economy and Society
College of Design, Creative and Digital Industries
- Maya Bascombe - Computer Science and Engineering
- Sumayyah Matin - Computer Science and Engineering
- Shivangi Shah - Computer Science and Engineering
- Tibebe Demissie - Computer Science and Engineering
- Jahed Jalal - Computer Science and Engineering
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
- Amina Sheikh - Life Sciences
- Aminul Schuster - Life Sciences
- Ilaria Dal Cortivo - Humanities
- Maya Reeve - Social Sciences
- Sanchali Srivastava - Social Sciences
- Shashwat Guha - Social Sciences
- Tina Sindi - Social Sciences
- Lizzie Harvey - Humanities
- Jada Buchanan - Westminster Law School
- Viven Rao Krishna Moorthi - Westminster Law School
Interested in becoming a WEA Leader next year? Don’t worry - places will be available in Autumn 2023! Don’t forget to first join the Award on Engage, via the ‘pathways’ tab.
Any questions regarding the Westminster Employability Award can be sent to [email protected].
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