Business School Representative · SRC
Clearer answers. Feedback that goes somewhere.
A Business School where we know each other.
Carol Rikin For a better everyday.
Hi, I’m Carol Emmanuel Yunior Rikin, and I’m from Indonesia. You can call me Carol.
I study International Management and Design Innovation through the ITB–University of Glasgow double degree programme, with learning across the Business School and the Glasgow School of Art.
Since arriving, I’ve experienced enrolment uncertainty, timetable clashes, and the familiar question: “Who should I actually ask?” I’m standing because these everyday things deserve attention.
I bring an international perspective, curiosity, and a practical approach: listen carefully, ask the right questions, and follow through.
Three priorities grounded in the things
that shape our days at university.
Finding the right information shouldn’t feel like another assignment.
I’ll work with class representatives and staff to raise recurring problems with timetables, course information, and learning resources, and ask for clearer routes to support.
Speaking up should be the start of a conversation, not the end of it.
I’ll share updates on concerns raised, explain what is progressing and what is still unresolved, and keep following up with the people who can help.
Our connections should go beyond the next group assignment.
I’ll support opportunities to meet across programmes, exchange practical advice, and help students feel part of the Business School community.
Listen carefully. Raise it with the right people. Keep you in the loop.
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We study good management. We should experience it, too.
I’m Carol Emmanuel Yunior Rikin, studying International Management and Design Innovation through the ITB–University of Glasgow double degree programme. I’m running for Business School Representative because everyday frustrations deserve attention.
Since arriving, I’ve faced enrolment uncertainty, timetable clashes, and confusion about whom to contact. These things matter when you’re trying to settle in and keep up with classes.
My priorities are simple:
Less chasing, clearer answers. I’ll work with class representatives and staff to address recurring problems with timetables, course information, and learning resources.
Feedback with a follow-up. When you raise a concern, you deserve to know what happens next. I’ll share updates on progress and keep pushing unresolved issues.
More reasons to know each other. I’ll support opportunities to connect across programmes, exchange practical advice, and build friendships beyond group assignments.
I bring an international perspective, curiosity, and a practical approach to solving problems. I’ll listen carefully, ask questions, and follow through.
Vote Carol Rikin for Business School Representative.
A conversation, an endorsement, a vote.
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Leave a message of support, appreciation or an idea directly on this website. I’ll read it in my campaign inbox. For a formal nomination endorsement, contact me separately through the SRC process.
Leave a message Endorsements are not votes. Share any required student details privately, never in public comments. SRC confirms eligibility.Share the campaign with a coursemate. And when we speak, tell me one thing that would make your everyday at Business School better.
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Nominations close
12 noon · School Representative positions
02 OCT
Supporting materials due
4 pm · Endorsements, manifesto and required documents
15 OCT
Voting day
9 am–5 pm · Through the official SRC election system
All times are Glasgow local time. Dates checked on 30 September 2026; check the SRC website for changes. Nomination and eligibility remain subject to SRC confirmation.
A School Representative supports class representatives, identifies concerns affecting students across the School, and raises them through the relevant School committees. It’s about representing students and working with staff—not deciding policy alone.
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I’ll help identify the right route, raise recurring concerns with class representatives and staff, and follow up. I’ll be honest about what is within the role and what needs another team’s help.
My own student experience comes first. I also looked at published 2025 SRC candidate manifestos: Rosie Liu’s proposed progress updates, Zeynep Kilic’s proposed feedback channels, and Abdulrahman Al Ansari’s emphasis on student integration. These are examples of campaign proposals, not claims about results or endorsements of my campaign.
A few moments from Glasgow,
through my lens.
In the video: a view across the street towards the University’s towers, followed by a closer view of the main tower.
CAROL RIKIN · BUSINESS SCHOOL REPRESENTATIVE
It deserves someone who follows through.
Let’s make a better everyday