SRC Executive Council – 2024/2025

Executive Profile: James Aidoo

Former SRC President (2024/2025 Academic Year)

“Pioneering tangible student welfare, campus renewal, and inclusive executive governance.”

Executive Overview

Serving as Student Representative Council (SRC) President, James Aidoo led a transformative administration defined by actionable student advocacy, institutional modernization, and fiscal responsibility. Operating under a student-first mandate, he bridged executive policy with the everyday realities of campus life. From tackling period poverty and digital inequality to negotiating off-campus housing and revitalizing infrastructure, this administration established a new benchmark for operational efficiency, accountability, and compassionate leadership.

Key Administrative Initiatives

Health, Equity & Empowerment

• SRC Sanitary Pad Bank: Established accessible pad banks across faculties to combat period poverty and promote gender dignity.

• Women in Leadership Summit: Chaired a flagship conference connecting students with prominent mentors to advocate for equitable representation.

• Breast Cancer Awareness: Spearheaded a campus-wide health literacy drive providing free clinical exams and wellness outreach.

Digital Inclusion & Academic Support

• Subsidized Data Packages: Negotiated strategic telecom partnerships to provide high-speed data for uninterrupted digital learning.

• Wizzy Tutors Network: Institutionalized a peer-led academic framework offering free tutorials, learning resources, and exam preparation.

• Housing & Hostel Advocacy: Formed alliances with private hostel managers to benchmark fair rent rates and improve security standards.

Infrastructure & Campus Renewal

• Public Seating Expansion: Manufactured durable new benches and restored existing units to expand student study and rest spaces.

• Security Post Upgrades: Renovated and tiled primary security outposts to enhance the working conditions of campus personnel.

• PA System Installation: Centralized emergency broadcasts and event communications via high-performance PA systems at strategic hubs.

• Targeted Sanitation: Directed funding to deep-clean and restore high-traffic washroom facilities, specifically within the Faculty of Law.

Student Integration & Governance

• Akwaaba Week & Hall Allocations: Executed comprehensive freshers’ orientations and reformed residential hall allocations for maximum transparency.

• National Electoral Hosting: Facilitated national student diplomacy by hosting and managing logistics for NUGS and PUSAG electoral proceedings.

Executive Legacy Statement

“Governance is measured by the tangible difference made in the daily life of every student. Whether ensuring access to basic health items, securing housing, fixing campus spaces, or representing our university at the national level, our administration was built on one commitment: leaving the student body better equipped, better supported, and more united than we found it.”