Amoit Hellen Vows to Transform Academic Staff Association, Pledges Inclusive Leadership
St. Peter's University - Amoit Hellen, candidate for Chairperson of the Academic Staff Association (SPUASA), has unveiled her vision for a stronger, more united and more representative association ahead of the SPUASA Elections 2026.Speaking during a campaign engagement at St. Peter's University, Amoit said her leadership will be founded on listening, representation and delivery for all academic staff. "A leader who listens. A voice that represents," she said. "Together, we can make our collective voice stronger."Amoit is running on a platform of inclusive leadership for staff, with a promise to reform the association and unite members around shared goals. Her campaign is built on the slogan: Vote Amoit Hellen | For a Better SPUASA | Listens. Represents. Delivers. Campaign Period Now Underway
The SPUASA Elections are set for 2026, with the campaign period now officially underway. Candidates are engaging staff across campus to share their manifestos and priorities. My Priorities, Amoit outlined five key priorities that will guide her leadership if elected:
1. Promote Staff Welfare
Advocate for better working conditions, professional recognition and staff well-being.
2. Strengthen Representation
Ensure every academic staff member is heard, valued and fairly represented in decision-making processes.
3. Advance Professional Growth
Support academic development, research, mentorship and career progression for staff at all levels.
4. Promote Unity and Collaboration
Build a cohesive academic community founded on respect, transparency and shared responsibility.
5. Champion Constructive Engagement
Encourage open dialogue, accountability and practical solutions to staff concerns.
A Call for Unity, Amoit emphasized that the association must move beyond division and focus on collective progress. She pledged to work with all members, regardless of department or rank, to build an association that truly serves its members.
"Our strength is in our unity," she noted. "When we speak with one voice, we are heard."
What Next?
Staff members are encouraged to participate fully in the electoral process, attend campaign engagements, and vote on election day. The university community will continue to follow the campaigns as candidates present their visions for the future of SPUASA. Together, We Can Make Our Collective Voice Stronger.