Executive Committee 2011/12
President - Beneta Brown	The President is the chairperson of the Students' Association's Executive Committee and the student representative on the College Board of Governors.   The President can accompany students to disciplinaries and appeals if required.  If you want representation from the Students' Association in a disciplinary or appeal, contact Ben as soon as possible, please don't wait too long! If you have any questions or need advice on an academic matter, you can email Ben here.
VP ED - Vacancy	The Vice President Equality & Diversity is responsible for the Student Assembly Against Discrimination (SAAD), promoting and raising awareness about equal opportunities and mutliculturism, as well as speaking out for students within the College who believe they are facing some form of discrimination and working with the College to ensure it stops. The VPED is also responsible for promoting the NUS liberation campaigns.  This position is vacant.  Notification of a by-election for a job share will be given after the Christmas Holiday.
VP AD - Ashley Sprunt	The Vice President Activities & Development is responsible for coordinating the Give It A Go! Programme, as well as developing and promoting other extra curricular activities for students, including volunteering opportunities. Contact Ashley. Notification of an election to job share with Ashley will be given after the Chirtsmas Holiday.
VP CE - Siobhan Wilkinson	The two Vice President Communications & Events help raise the Association's profile and are responsible for promoting its activities and events, as well as any other college or external events of interest to students.  They also produce a regular e-bulletin with Association news and updates and gather student opinion and views from all campuses and outreach centres.    Contact Siobhan and Sarah.
VP CE - Sarah Simpson
The Executive Committee positions are elected every year in May for the forthcoming academic year, therefore students considering these positions must be returning to study for the following year.  This does not include the President's position, this is a full time position which requires the student to be graduating or to take a year out of their studies. If any of the positions remain unfilled after the elections in May, further elections will be held after the summer break.