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Interview: Kylie Bartelli (International Officer)
- 16 Mar 2007 03:50
After hours of waiting, the results of the International Officer poll have finally been announced. The position will once again be Kylie Bartelli, who is about to begin her second term as International Officer at Swansea. Having successfully completed her first term in office and having just heard the good news Waterfront Online invited her up to the office for an interview.
Kylie seemed overwhelmed that she had managed to secure a second term in Office and said it was "great" that she had managed it.
She felt "very, very good" and is looking forward to getting back into the swing of things, getting "back into the office, and back to work," and carrying on with her successes of last year, such as the setting up of a 'buddy-system' which she hopes to improve during her second term.
She believes that these successes are the principle reason that she has been re-elected to her now familiar position as International Officer. She hopes that she can improve on her existing policies.
Having been asked which of her competitors she believed was the strongest candidate, she commented that she believed that international student Celine Masse was her strongest competitor. She also admitted that had she herself not been running for re-election she would have voted for Celine.
All that is left to do is to congratulate Kylie on her win and to wish her luck with her second term in office.
James Gawn is one of the developers that has built the waterfront site from the ground up.
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