Committee
The Club is run on behalf of its members by a committee of fourteen students of the university. The President must have been a member of the committee the previous year and is elected by that committee, all other roles are elected by club members at the annual AGM, held in Lent Term. The committee is in charge of show selection and support, as well as organisation of one-off events such as the annual garden party and freshers' squash.
For the year 2012/13 the committee is
Hamish Greer | President |
Pippa Scarcliffe | Secretary |
Rosanna Seal | Junior Treasurer |
Ian Baker | Technical Director |
James Hutchings | Technician |
Jamie Carter | Communications Officer |
Celine Lowenthal | Directors' Rep. |
Adam Smith | SMs' Rep. |
Will Cartwright-Harwood | Producers' Rep. |
Alex Palmer | Publicist |
Connie Harper | Designers' Rep. |
Jack Mosedale | Actors' Rep. |
Charlotte Hamblin | Actors' Rep. |
Emily Burns | General Member |
David Stansby | General Member |
There is also a Senior Treasurer, who, by university statutes, must be a senior member of the university. This post is currently held by Dr Richard Barnes, the Vice-Master of Emmanuel College and Senior Treasurer of Amalgamated Clubs.
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