Hull University Union - Past Sabbatical Teams

Past Sabbatical Teams

2011-12 Sabbatical Team

  • President - Aidan Mersh
  • Vice-President (Welfare) - Phil Pocknee
  • Vice-President (Education) - Matthew Barrow
  • Vice-President (Sport) - Ash Armitage
  • Vice-President (Community) - Tom Peel
  • Vice-President (Scarborough Campus) - Matthew Jason Brown

2010-11 Sabbatical Team

  • President - Aidan Mersh
  • Vice-President (Welfare) - Suzie Morris
  • Vice-President (Education) - Matthew Barrow
  • Vice-President (Sport) - Ash Lord
  • Vice-President (Community) - Tom Peel
  • Vice-President (Scarborough Campus) - Matthew Jason Brown

2009-10 Sabbatical Team

  • President - Jamie Scudamore
  • Vice-President (Welfare) - Alice Poppy Marshall
  • Vice-President (Education) - Chris Marks
  • Vice-President (Sport) - James Kerr
  • Vice-President (Community) - Ben Wilcox
  • Chair (Scarborough Campus) - Darius Navickas

2008-09 Sabbatical Team

  • President - Helen Gibson
  • Union Secretary and Treasurer - Alexander Hamilton
  • Vice-President Academic Rep - Richard Jackson
  • Vice-President Media & Volunteering - Wayne Buisst
  • Vice-President Sports - Laura Bennett
  • Vice-President Welfare & Equality - Coralie Tringham
  • Vice-President (Scarborough Campus) - Mark Alcorn

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