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 Cambridge University Students' Union.
St John's College
Cambridge University Students' Union
Institution University of Cambridge Location Old Examination Hall, New Museums Site, Cambridge, England, United Kingdom Established 1971 President Thomas Chigbo (St John's) Other Coordinator: Clare Tyson sabbatical (Murray Edwards), Access: Joe
officers Farish (Trinity), Education: Sam Wakeford (Trinity Hall), Welfare and Graduates: Amiya Bhatia (St John's), Women's: Natalie Szarek (Newnham)
Members c. 21,000 total Affiliations National Union of Students, Aldwych Group, UKCISA Website www.cusu.cam.ac.uk Cambridge University Students' Union (CUSU) is the university-wide representative body for students at the University of Cambridge, England. CUSU is a federal body made up of college JCRs and MCRs. CUSU was founded as the Cambridge Students' Union (CSU) in 1971 and formally recognised by the university authorities on May 25, 1984 and renamed, following a student referendum in March 1985, as CUSU - Cambridge University Students Union. Its second president was Charles Clarke, later a Labour MP, Secretary of State for Education and Home Secretary. There had been previous university-wide groups, such as CAMNUS (Cambridge NUS), which was founded in 1964 by Gordon Heald, John Bibby and others. CAMNUS arranged certain university-wide student facilities, such as 'CAMNUS Coaches' (an end-of-term bus service to all parts of the country), and an inter-collegiate mail service. CUSU should not be confused with the Cambridge Union Society, a world-famous debating society established in 1815; membership to both is open to all students at Cambridge, but the Cambridge Union is a private society and membership is dependent on payment of a subscription. Despite the Cambridge Union Society never having been a students' union in the modern sense, it did briefly affiliate to the National Union of Students in 1924 under the leadership of Rab Butler. Although graduate students at Cambridge University are members of CUSU, there is also a students' union specifically for graduate student affairs, the University of Cambridge Graduate Union. Officers
CUSU holds elections annually for 6 or 7 full-time officers, several part-time officers and a number of delegates (13 in 2009, with the President making the 14th delegate ex officio) to the National Union of Students (NUS) Annual Conference. The full-time officers take a one year sabbatical from their studies (or directly after they have graduated) and are: President Access and Funding Officer Coordinator Education Officer Ethical Affairs Officer (only when funding is available) Student Support Officer (joint with the Graduate Union) Women's Officer There are also five "Autonomous Campaigns" of the CUSU, which are semi-independent bodies dealing with a particular subset of students. They are: CUSU LBGT (Lesbian, Bisexual, Gay and Transgender) CUSU International Black Students Campaign CUSU Women's Union (the Chair of which is the sabbatical Women's Officer) Disabled Students' Liberation Campaign The chairs of the autonomous campaigns may only be elected by members of that campaign. Controversy
In March 2006, the largest Cambridge college students' union, Trinity College Students' Union voted to disaffiliate from CUSU for the academic year 2006/2007. Several other colleges were reported to be also considering the option.[1] Trinity College Students' Union reaffiliated in early 2007, following re-engagement work by the incumbent sabbatical officers. Former CSU/CUSU Presidents and Sabbatical Officers
Notable former sabbaticals include: Charles Clarke, President 1971-72. David Lidington, Deputy-President 1977-78. Natalie Ceeney, President 1990-1991. Pav Akhtar, President 2001-2. Wes Streeting, President 2004-5 Table of former CSU/CUSU Presidents and Sabbatical Officers
Year Title Name College
1970-71 President John Newbigin Queens' 1971-72 President Charles Clarke King's 1972-73 President Mike Grabiner King's 1973-74PresidentNeville WaltonSt. John's Jill Lewis Newnham 1974-75 President Tony Allen Mills Jesus Deputy President Robert Breare Pembroke 1975-76 President Alastair Begg Sidney Sussex Deputy President Pippa BerryKing's 1976-77 President John Stewart Downing Deputy PresidentSimon TurnerSidney Sussex 1977-78 President Tom Hayhoe Corpus Christi Deputy President David Lidington Sidney Sussex 1978-79 PresidentCharles BurchTrinity Deputy President Alan Newman Emmanuel 1979-80 President Jon HuntSt John's Deputy President Tom Fish Churchill 1980-81 President Ian WrightSt Catharine's Deputy President Sarah Rowland Jones Newnham 1981-82 President Nick Alexander Downing Deputy President Anne Clift-Hill Newnham 1982-83 President Ann Robinson Newnham Deputy President Nick HolgateTrinity 1983-84 President Martin MarkusTrinity Hall Deputy President Mike Thursfield Emmanuel 1984-85 President Chris Thornton Clare Deputy President Martin Tod St. John's 1985-86 President Mary Browning King's Deputy President (Services)Andy Loader Christ's Deputy President (Welfare)Tanya Pein Churchill 1986-87 President Michael Black Selwyn Deputy President (Services) Louis Bezodis St. Catharine's Deputy President (Welfare)Satnam VirdiKing's 1987-88 President Sian Griffiths New Hall Deputy President (Services) Lowe St. Catharine's Deputy President (Welfare) Dave LeesGirton 1988-89President Gillian Wilson St John's Deputy President (Services) Lee Berridge Clare Deputy President (Welfare) Fiona Caldwell Emmanuel 1989-90 President Kathryn Robinson New Hall Deputy President (Services) Nicholas Whyte Clare Deputy President (Welfare) David Derbyshire Clare Deputy President (Communications) Suzanne Gill New Hall 1990-91President Natalie Ceeney Newnham Deputy President (Services)Kathryn Packer Emmanuel Deputy President (Welfare) Bill Hayton Downing Deputy President (Communications)Duncan RossQueens' 1991-92 President Bridget Martindale Selwyn Deputy President (Services)Matt Young Clare Deputy President (Welfare)Simon ChaplinFitzwilliam Deputy President (Communications)Siwan HaywardGirton 1992-93PresidentMark WatsonSt. Catharine's Deputy President (Services)Caterina TzortziRobinson Deputy President (Welfare)Mel WoodQueens' Deputy President (Communications)Matthew WhiteClare 1993-94PresidentBarney HamiltonSt. John's Deputy President (Services)David BluntEmmanuel Deputy President (Welfare)Mark GoodrichTrinity Hall Deputy President (Communications)Chris MeasuresFitzwilliam Women's OfficerMel BarlowNew Hall 1994-95PresidentAnna DixonTrinity Hall Deputy President (Services)Russell SmithSt. Catharine's Deputy President (Welfare)Doug LynchGonville & Caius Deputy President (Communications)Eduardo ReyesClare Women's OfficerLucy CartwrightTrinity Hall 1995-96PresidentNick ForbesSelwyn Services OfficerNeil BentleyGonville & Caius Welfare OfficerFrancesca HollandJesus Academic Affairs OfficerCeri SmithEmmanuel Women's OfficerJenny ReindorpClare 1996-97PresidentBen JacksonEmmanuel Services OfficerJames VaccaroKing's Welfare OfficerBen GriffithsClare Academic Affairs OfficerNeil McInnesJesus Women's OfficerDenise BurfordEmmanuel 1997-98PresidentSarah BonnettSidney Sussex Services OfficerDave StrachanEmmanuel Welfare OfficerElliot VaughnClare Academic Affairs OfficerColin HorswellClare Women's OfficerPenny PereiraKing's 1998-99PresidentHolly LinklaterJesus Services OfficerChris TimmsPembroke Welfare OfficerMark Jones ParryChurchill Academic Affairs OfficerAlix LangleyChurchill Women's OfficerRuth ScottKing's 1999-00PresidentTristan JonesEmmanuel Services OfficerAlan BirdTrinity Hall Welfare OfficerMary WebberJesus Academic Affairs OfficerDaniel BlaneyKing's Women's OfficerKatie McClymontKing's 2000-01PresidentMat CoakleyKing's Services OfficerMartin Lucas-SmithKing's Welfare OfficerIsabel HudsonKing's Academic Affairs OfficerLouise Capel-CureNewnham Women's OfficerLaura TimmsKing's 2001-02PresidentPav AkhtarHomerton Services OfficerStewart MorrisChrist's Welfare OfficerHelen EvansSt John's Academic Affairs OfficerMike BourkeChrist's Women's OfficerAlison IsmailEmmanuel Access OfficerRachel TrippGirton 2002-03PresidentPaul LewisKing's Services OfficerCraig WilkieChrist's Welfare & Graduates OfficerAlice PenningtonChrist's Academic Affairs OfficerKatie ChildsGirton Women's OfficerChris HollyTrinity Access OfficerSteph HawrylaNewnham 2003-04PresidentBen BrindedGonville & Caius Services OfficerKeith CollantineSelwyn Welfare & Graduates OfficerLizz WallerGirton Academic Affairs OfficerJessica ChildsKing's Women's OfficerJo ReadNewnham Access OfficerSuzy ButlerPembroke 2004-05PresidentWes StreetingSelwyn Services OfficerEdward ShattockFitzwilliam Welfare & Graduates OfficerRichard ReidPembroke Academic Affairs OfficerDrew LivingstonPeterhouse Women's OfficerJo Read♦Newnham Access OfficerNaveed AnwarSelwyn 2005-06PresidentLaura WalshFitzwilliam Services OfficerJennifer CooperNewnham Welfare & Graduates OfficerVicki MannSidney Sussex Academic Affairs OfficerDrew Livingston♦Peterhouse Women's OfficerMichelle NuttallKing's Access OfficerZen JelenjeClare 2006-07PresidentMark FergusonRobinson Services OfficerAshley AaronsGirton Welfare & Graduates OfficerSamuel RoseSt John's Academic Affairs Officer '06David EwingsQueens' Academic Affairs Officer '07Patrick LeonardGirton Women's OfficerHarriet BouldingNewnham Access OfficerLuke PickeringGirton 2007-08PresidentMark FletcherJesus Services OfficerAdam ColliganSelwyn Welfare & Graduates OfficerAndrea WalkoKings Academic Affairs OfficerPeter CoulthardSt John's Women's OfficerElly ShepherdFitzwilliam Access OfficerCharlotte RicherJesus 2008-09PresidentMark Fletcher♦Jesus Education Officer & Deputy PresidentAnt BagshawJesus Access & Funding OfficerCharlotte Richer♦Jesus CoordinatorAdam Colligan♦Selwyn Welfare & Graduates OfficerAndrea Walko♦King's Women's OfficerNatalie SzarekNewnham 2009-10PresidentTom ChigboSt John's Education Officer & Deputy PresidentSam WakefordTrinity Hall Access & Funding OfficerJoe FarishTrinity CoordinatorClare TysonMurray Edwards Welfare & Graduates Officer (until 9th February)Amiya BhatiaSt John's Student Support Officer (after 10th February) Women's OfficerNatalie Szarek♦Newnham 2010-11PresidentRahul MansiganiRobinson Education Officer & Deputy PresidentMaria HelmlingCorpus Christi Access & Funding OfficerAndy McGowanTrinity Hall CoordinatorChris LillycropSt Catharine's Student Support OfficerMorgan WildSidney Sussex Women's OfficerSarah Peters-HarrisonMurray Edwards ♦ - Officers elected after seeking a second term -------------------
St John's College
St John's College was founded in 1511 by Lady Margaret Beaufort, mother of King Henry VII. The second largest of the constituent Colleges of the University of Cambridge, it has about 135 Fellows, 530 undergraduates and 300 graduate students. The total current membership of the College, comprising in essence all those who have studied here, stands at around 12,000. Visiting St John's
The College is open to visitors all year round at the following times: Monday, 1 March 2010 to Friday, 29 October 2010 between 10am and 5.30pm Saturday, 30 October 2010 to Monday, 28 February 2011 between 10am and 3.30pm Tourist charges Adult: £3.20 Children under 12: free Children (12-17): £2.00 OAP: £2.00 Accompanied by Green Badge guide: £2.00 Members of the university, Cambridge residents and those visiting the College for academic purposes may enter free of charge. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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