List of Presidents of The Association
- 1992: Amanda Chadwick
- 1993: Kath Cummins
- 1994: Caitlin Wyndham
- 1995: Hamish McPherson (removed by ANU Council because he ceased to be a student of the ANU. He was replaced by Craig Cork and later Pip Bolding)
- 1996: William Mackerras
- 1997: Matt Tinning
- 1998: Harry Greenwell
- 1999: Helen Stitt
- 2000: Russell Egan
- 2001: Maciej Wasilewicz
- 2002: Joanne Yin
- 2003: Steve Michelson
- 2004: Max Jeganathan
- 2005: Aparna Rao
- 2006: Laura Crespo
- 2007: Claudia Newman-Martin
- 2008: Jamila Rizvi
- 2009: Sham Sara
- 2010: Tully Fletcher
- 2011: Leah Ginnivan
- 2012: Fleur Hawes (removed from office after she failed in appealing her academic exclusion. She was replaced by Dallas Proctor in a by-election.)
- 2013: Aleks Sladojevic
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