Our A Cappella Society is led by an elected Executive Committee, responsible for overseeing the society’s activities and initiatives through democratic elections. Each group within the society is guided by a dedicated Group Leader, chosen typically by the previous group leader. Additionally, Group Representatives, voted in by members of each group, each year, as the direct link between members and the executive team, ensuring that every voice is heard and represented within our vibrant community by representatives who are voted in.
Executive Committee
President
Adrian H
3rd Year Medical Physiology & Therapeutics
Gen Sec
Amelia H
3rd Year Medicine
Treasurer
James T
1st Year Architectural Engineering
Publicity Sec
Daria R
3rd Year Chemistry
Publicity Sec
Ellie B
3rd Year Pharmacy
Social Sec 1
Isimi O
2nd Year Law
Social Sec 2
Vacant
This role will be open during elections.
Wellbeing and EDI Officer
Mahek M
3rd Year Philosophy
Tech Officer
Chris W
3rd Year Computer Science
Group Coordinator
Zoe L
2nd Year Geography
Events Officer
Socks A
3rd Year Zoology
Society Documents
Group Reps
Group reps are a new role as decided by the Student Groups team. If you have any questions about the role, please contact the Student Groups team at: [email protected]
Your group will have an elected representative chosen by group members to discuss various issues affecting your group and ensure your concerns are heard in committee meetings, like a local councillor. Groups must have a group rep to run, and the only criteria are that the rep can’t be a rep for more than one group and must be a full member of both the A Cappella Society and the SU.
Your Group Representative plays a pivotal role in our A Cappella Society, ensuring effective communication and organisation within their respective group. Their responsibilities include:
- Regular meetings with the Group Coordinator to advocate for the group’s interests and concerns.
- Handling communication with the Group Coordinator regarding event participation, including room bookings and technical requirements.
- Ensuring all necessary forms and documents, such as room booking forms, trip booking forms, risk assessments, and budgets, are accurately completed and submitted at least 4 weeks before an event.
- Acknowledging that the SU has final authority on all events, including the right to reject events, or to reject chosen accommodations, necessitating the identification of alternative options when necessary.
Group rep elections will be held in mid-October
| Group | Your Group Rep |
|---|---|
| Aca-Pocalypse | Vacant |
| Chordally Invited | Vacant |
| Echotones | Vacant |
| Firecrackers | Vacant |
| RadioOctave | Vacant |
| Son of a Pitch | Vacant |
| Vox Inferii | Vacant |