Your Exec

Normally it is best to contact members of the JCR Exec by e-mail; however, in case you have a time-critical query, the porters have a list of contact numbers.

NOTE: If you have a careers related notice you wish to be sent to the JCR, you must address it to , otherwise it will be disregarded.

Any other notices must be addressed to the JCR Secretary at and not to the President. Please add the tag “[bulletin]” to the subject line of your e-mail.

Any notices sent to the President will be disregarded.

Role	Name	E-mail
President	Daniel Smith
Treasurer	Jack Searle
Secretary	Eddie Milne-Brown
Domestic & Accommodation	Avanish Parmessur
Charities (RAG)	Aniruddha Voruganti
Equalities	Heidy Kang
Male Welfare	James Sharples
Female Welfare	Caroline Lear
Environment & Ethics	Charlotte Dibb
Entz	Lydia Earthy
Entz	Conor Magee
Entz	Kate McDermott
Entz	Edie Walker
Amalgas	Caitlin Rigler
Access & Academic	Naomi Packer
Music, Arts, and Drama (MAD)	Ellie Begley
Catering Officer	Noah Alfert
OUSU Rep	Laura Pole	ousu@exeter.ox.ac.uk
LGBTQ Rep	Megan Runge	lgbtq@exeter.ox.ac.uk
LGBTQ Rep	Bartosz Thiede	lgbtq@exeter.ox.ac.uk
Disabilities Rep	Coralie Rocques	disabilities@exeter.ox.ac.uk
Women’s Rep	Tessa Sandford-Bondy	women@exeter.ox.ac.uk
International Rep	Kimberley Chiu	International@exeterjcr.org

Other Useful Contacts

Role	Name	E-mail
Returning Officer	David Coates
Head Freshers’ Rep	Sally Croysdale
Ball President	Edie Walker
Senior Organ Scholar	Bartosz Thiede
Website Officer
IT Officer		webmaster@exeterjcr.org

You can view some past members of the exec here.

Current exec members introduce themselves:

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President, Daniel Smith

Hi! My name is Dan, and I’m your JCR President. I’m a 2nd year Law student at Exeter College. My role as JCR President is firstly to represent your views to the college, looking at what we can do to make everyone’s lives easier and better. I also help the rest of the JCR exec with their plans and co-ordinate between them, you and college.
I’m excited to look at how we can have greater involvement in the JCR exec and how we maximise our roles to better serve the community.
Have a look around our website – we’ll be updating throughout the year with information for current and prospective students alike.
I’m happy to chat about any questions or problems you have. Do send me a message or an email and I’ll see what I can do to help!

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Treasurer,  Jack Searle

 

Hi, I’m Jack Searle, a third-year chemist and Exeter’s current JCR Treasurer.

As Treasurer, my role is two-fold. Primarily, I am there to act as a safe pair of hands in managing the JCR’s accounts. Secondly, I am there to liaise with the college in matters that are financially important to Exeter’s students. This could be anything, from the rise of room rent to the price of coffee in the JCR.

This year, I’ll be looking to continue the great work of previous treasurers in getting the JCR to go paperless. Currently all monetary transactions are done electronically but the reimbursement system is still paper-based. There is also a lot of work to be done in terms of budgeting to make sure we spend within our means, which has emerged as an issue in the past year. This is just a case of creating a culture of prioritised spending, so that we can continue the JCR’s valuable charitable efforts, whilst being able to spend money on individual motions that improve Exeter students’ lives.

Please feel free to email me about anything financially related.

Secretary, Eddie Milne-Brown

 

Hi! I’m Eddie, and I’m studying English. I’ll be your Secretary next year, and I’m really looking forward to the chance to work for the college. I want to make the college as accessible to everyone as possible, and make sure that everyone knows what’s going on with the JCR.

I’m looking to carry on the great work of secretaries before me to make the JCR run as well as it possibly can, and if you’ve got any issues or queries don’t hesitate to get in touch – I want to hear from you!

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Charities, Aniruddha Voruganti

This space will be updated soon.

 

Equalities, Heidi Kang

….This space will be updated soon

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Welfare Officers, Caroline Lear and James Sharples

 

Hi, I’m James, a second year historian. My primary role is to be someone that any member of college could come to if they needed someone to talk to or if they were having problems. This can occur both in a formal way such as an arranged meet up or just a casual chat when you see me around college. Myself and my female counterpart Caroline will also be organising events that enhance the college community whether this be welfare tea or workshops that we will put on throughout the year.Welfare love!

Hi I’m Caroline, a 2nd-year modern languages student. I hope to be a friendly face around college who you can talk to whenever you have a problem. Another part of my role is providing welfare tea (very important) and things like free contraception and pregnancy tests to the JCR.

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Entz, Lydia Earthy, Conor Magee, Kate McDermott, Edie Walker

Hey! We are Lydia, Conor, Kate and Edie and we are your JCR Entz Reps (Entertainment Officers). Throughout the year we are responsible for organising BOPs, promoting club nights and putting on all the events we can to ensure that college life has something fun for everyone!

Please don’t hesitate to get in touch with any of us if you have any ideas or events you want to organise/ promote- we would be more than happy to help.

Environment & Ethics, Charlotte Dibb

Hi, I’m Charlotte, a current third year reading chemistry. As Environment and Ethics (E&E) officer, my main role is to promote all things green in and around college. I work with OUSU and NUS to raise awareness on environmental issues, and any events or discussions going on around Oxford.
This year I am focussing primarily on the distance our food travels to get to our plates. Oxfordshire is full of excellent British farms, and I want to ensure Exeter is sourcing as much of our produce as locally as we can. I am also looking at the way we recycle as a college, making it as easy and accessible as I can, and really drive down our carbon footprint!
I have already successfully purchased new drying racks for the college laundry room, meaning less requirement on the not very eco-friendly dryers, and my term hasn’t even started yet!
Any questions or ideas you wish to put forward, please feel free to email me!

Amalgas, Caitlin Rigler

Hi my name is Caitlin, a first year medic, and I’m your amalgas officer for this year! Amalgas refers to the collective sports clubs at Exeter, which certainly have their fair share of success, despite our small size!
My role is to ensure that everyone can pursue college sport to the best of their ability, whether that be by arranging funding, ensuring access to facilities or even facilitating the set up of new clubs! As a hockey player for the university, I’m also in a good position to answer any questions about, and help you get involved with, university level sport.
Sport, whether it be competitive or not, is a great way of dealing with the stresses that inevitably come with Oxford, hence why I’m keen to get as many Exonians involved!
If you’ve got any questions, or suggestions on how I can improve it , don’t hesitate to contact me 🙂

Women’s Officer, Tessa Sandford-Bondi

Hi everybody, I’m Tessa. I’m going into my third year reading history here at Exeter and am so excited for my role as women’s rep. Although it’s a new role (I am only the second person to have taken up the position), it is nonetheless really important and just as valuable as other JCR executive positions. As women’s rep I am available to chat or just listen to whatever concerns people may have. I am predominantly here for women in Exeter but anybody is more than welcome to seek me out for a chat. I am here to listen and offer support to the best of my ability and am always keen for tea and biscuits so please don’t hesitate to get in touch. Feel free to come up to me in college or, alternatively, email me if that is preferable. I am really happy to talk about whatever concerns people may have or even to just have a quick library break with a choco milk if you are in need – I usually am! I will also provide sanitary products for the JCR loos and can pidge people any specific requests if you email me. I would also love to get some more women’s welfare teas going and to hold some discussion groups at some point. I would love to hear any more ideas people may have regarding my position and what we can do to tackle gender issues in college!

Access and Academics Affairs, Naomi Packer

Hi there! I’m Naomi, a first year Lawyer and I’m your Access and Academic Affairs Officer. My role encompasses two main aims, to ensure the students at Exeter are supported academically and that our college is a diverse and welcoming community for both current and future students. I’m in charge of running academic feedback sessions, organising finals forum and I also sit on library committee. I’m also hoping to create an alternative prospectus during my time in this role. Please don’t hesitate to email me if you have any questions, concerns or just fancy a chat – it’d be great to hear from you!

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Catering Officer, Noah Alfert

Hellooo! I’m Noah, a 1st year physicist, currently serving as your humble JCR Catering Officer.

My job is to be your go-to for matters concerning food, which are, of course, the most important matters. I represent you to the catering staff, making sure your opinions are heard, and work with them to continually improve both the hall and the services offered within. This means proposing changes to the menu, keeping prices reasonable, suggesting special food events and formals, and striving to balance anything else within this scope.

If you have any ideas, queries, or otherwise, please do drop me a message, and I’ll be happy to talk about it!

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Disabilities Rep, Coralie Rocques

Hi! I’m Coralie, an Erasmus English student. As Disabilities Officer, I will make sure that everybody can make the most if their time in Oxford by informing and supporting you on disability – related matters. Don’t be afraid to ask for help, college and uni provisions can make your life and studies easier and anyone with a disability is entitled to them. Don’t hesitate to contact me for any question or concern

Domestic and Accommodation, Avanish Parmessur

Williams Representative