HELP! running for maths society vp....

Well if you do follow the above poster's advice, I would replace $360$ with $2 \pi$.

I can't really make any suggestions without knowing what your job would entail.

Hey I put myself forward for vice president of my school's pure maths society which means i have to make a short speech on wednesday for why the other members should vote for me. i am going up against ~4 other people and i have no idea what to say and i really don't want to embarrass myself. any ideas? :///

Anyone in a position of authority in a society must carry themselves with confidence. Before you can convince other people that you are a better candidate than those you are running against, you yourself must be sure of the fact that you are indeed BETTER. Having convinced yourself of such, you must then proceed to show and persuade the electorate just how unsuitable the other candidates are. Be careful to disguise ad hominem attacks as carefully considered criticisms with a factual basis.

Hope this helps x