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Cheaper campus events
Events you can actually afford. Cheaper tickets, more free events, and more after-hours club events with easier catering — so cost never decides who turns up.
Spencer Chow
GRC member-elect · 2027
Guild Representative Committee · term 2027
Spencer
Chow
Currently studying Bachelor of Physiotherapy
✓ ElectedTo everyone who voted, shared a post or stopped for a chat on campus — thank you. Now the work starts.
Term starts in
Declared elected by the Returning Officer on 15 September 2026. The term runs 1 January to 31 December 2027.
Read the official declarationWhat I'll work on
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Events you can actually afford. Cheaper tickets, more free events, and more after-hours club events with easier catering — so cost never decides who turns up.
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A larger grants pool with a tier ring-fenced for new and smaller clubs, plus sponsorship pipelines that use the Guild's bargaining power — so clubs get resources without passing the cost to members. Decided at budget planning, which is where I'll push.
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No one should have to choose between eating properly and getting through the week. A subsidised meal option in Guild venues funded as student welfare, more vending in the Library, and wider access to Campus Cupboard, Tuesday Cookup and Market Days.
Official results
The 2026 General Election results, as declared by the Returning Officer on 15 September 2026. Every term below begins 1 January 2027.
GCAP members as listed on the Guild's elections page.
Why no vote counts? The Returning Officer's declaration names the elected candidates but doesn't publish vote tallies, so none are shown here. The full Declaration of Final Results is on the Guild's elections page.
What happens next
The Returning Officer declared six members elected to the Guild Representative Committee.
Compulsory and in person for every elected rep, before anyone takes office.
The new Committee formally takes office.
The Committee elects the Guild President from its six members. The President chairs the GRC and takes a seat on the Guild Board.
One-year terms close, and the next Committee takes over.
The role
The Guild Representative Committee consults Gold Coast students, works out which issues matter most, and advocates on them to the Guild and the University. Each year its members choose one of the six as Guild President.
Raise an issue
Listening to students is the job. My term starts on 1 January, but you don't need to wait — if something on campus isn't working, send it through.
The Guild (official matters)
studentreps@griffith.edu.auGuild website
gugcstudentguild.com.auI'm currently studying Physiotherapy at the Gold Coast campus. I ran to represent your voice, and to make our campus more vibrant, connected, and supportive every single day.
The Guild's real power comes down to three things: the budget it sets, the services it delivers, and the case it makes to the University. My commitment is to maximise all three — while staying realistic about their limits — to deliver transparent, practical results that genuinely improve your student experience.
I campaigned as part of a team under Help us build a stronger student voice. This is the platform we ran on.