Structure
The organisation also has a National Women's Rights Officer (NWRO), who in 2008 will be Analiese Jackson (formerly Women's Welfare Representative at the Albany Students' Association).
The Tertiary Women's Focus Group (TWFG) is a directive sub-group of NZUSA that is made up of women in students associations and coordinated the national Thursdays in black campaign.
List of Association Co-Presidents, Presidents, and Vice-Presidents
- 2011 - David Do & Max Hardy
- 2010 - David Do & Pene Delaney
- 2009 - Jordan King & Sophia Blair
- 2008 - Liz Hawes & Paul Falloon
- 2007 - Joey Randall & Josh Clark
- 2006 - Joey Randall & Connor Roberts
- 2005 - Andrew Kirton & Camilla Belich
- 2004 - Andrew Kirton & Fleur Fitzsimmons
- 2003 - Roz Connelly and Fleur Fitzsimons
- 2002 - Andrew Campbell and Charlie Chambers
- 2001 - Sam Huggard and Andrew Campbell
- 2000 - Tanja Schutz and Sam Huggard
- 1999 - Karen Skinner and Tanja Schutz
- 1998 - Sarah Helm and Patrick Rooney
- 1997 - Michael Gibbs
- 1996 - Grant Robertson and Alayna Ashby
- 1995 - Paul Williams
- 1994 - Jeremy Baker
- 1993 - Kirsty Graham
- 1992 - Dan Ormond
- 1991 - Charlotte Denny/Emma Reid
- 1990 - Suze Wilson
- 1989 - Andrew Little
- 1988 - Andrew Little
- 1987 - Bidge Smith
- 1986 - Alex Lee/Bidge Smith
- 1985 - Jess Wilson
- 1984 - Jess Wilson
- 1983 - Robin Arthur
- 1982 - Brian Small
- 1981 - Deryck Shaw
- 1980 - Simon Wilson
- 1979 - Chris Gosling
- 1978 - Lisa Sacksen
- 1977 - Lisa Sacksen
- 1976 - John Blincoe
- 1975 - Alick Shaw
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