University of Derby Students' Union - Previous Sabbatical Officers and Current Officer Trustees

Previous Sabbatical Officers and Current Officer Trustees

2012/2013 2011/2012 2010/2011 2009/2010 2008/2009 2007/2008 2006/2007 2005/2006
President James Beckett James Beckett Caleb Jackson Caleb Jackson Mike Duckworth Mike Duckworth Russell Scott Asam Rashid Ali
VP Education and Welfare

(Disbanded @ AGM 2009)

 James Chick Ben Whittaker Ben Whittaker Alarna Hadden
VP Academic Affairs

(Created @ AGM 2009)

 Dom Anderson Dom Anderson Jack Clemson Jack Clemson
AU President

(Created @ AGM 2009)

 Mark Farthing Chloé Fournier-Farmer Kelvin Browne Kelvin Browne
VP Sports and Volunteering

(Created @ AGM 2008, Disbanded @ AGM 2009)

 Mark Dunning
VP Student Activities

(Disbanded @ AGM 2008)

 Mark Dunning Annie Bethall Ollie Shearer
VP Development

(Role Created @ AGM 2009)

 Jess Macdonald Jess Macdonald Leoni Sullivan Laurence 'Barney' Barnard
VP Societies and Media

(Created @ AGM 2008, Disbanded @ AGM 2009)

 Laurence 'Barney' Barnard
VP Communications

(Disbanded @ AGM 2008)

 Simon "Mossy" Moss Tracey Ashton Shaun Jepson
VP Welfare and Student Rights

(Created @ AGM 2009)

 Hollie O'Connor Mia Gahan Heather "Bear" Morgan Heather "Bear" Morgan
VP Representation

(Created @ AGM 2008, Disbanded @ AGM 2009)

 Matt Collins
VP Buxton

(Created in 2004, Disbanded @ AGM 2008)

 Claire Nelson Scott Carlton Sharon Tropp

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