The main aims of the AGM are to hold elections to bring new people into the committee of the Society, and also to let members raise issues, bring changes to the constitution, and generally tell the committe whether we're doing our job or not. The 2001 AGM was held on Friday, 16th March at St. Catharine's . New Amendments Article 4.3.1 was removed from the constitution.
All members are welcome to stand for any post or come along and vote.
No prior experience is necessary, just enthusiasm and commitment. Brief descriptions of the available committee posts are listed below. Feel free to contact the person who currently holds a post you are interested in for further details, either in person at a talk or by e-mail. President Gives direction to the society, organises the committee, chairs meetings, arranges speakers to give talks, liases with the Patrons, introduces lecturers, and in general makes sure that the society runs smoothly and effectively. Vice-President Supports the President and takes over in his or her absence, organises College Representatives, and takes care of particular tasks such as social events and external relations.