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Executive Officers
June 1st 2011 - May 31st 2012.
Hollie Cameron
The VP E&E is a full time position, responsible for all of the core support and representation services that the Union provides. They control all of the Union’s welfare activities and are also the main point of contact for student enquires. They also campaign, co-ordinate and speak for students on matters to do with their degree, sitting on a number of bodies shaping education. They also assist the liberation campaigns in their work
Jamie Moore
Chris Purdie
This role involves doing basically everything for the Sports Union. The SU President is responsible for all sports clubs, competitions and is the head of the Sports Union Executive. Click here for email
The Communities Officer helps to promote volunteering within the student body, develops community projects with the aim of improving the employablity of students. Will work with students and the wider community to develop, improve and promote social responsibility.
The Engagement Officer helps to promote and develop the Course Rep network and works with the student body to create a climate of active communication and engagement in order to secure educational and social change.
Jimmy Russell
The Sustainability Officer works on specific sustainability issues and helps to develop the Students' Union green and ethical strategy and policy.
Luke Mitchell
The Health Promotion Officer promotes and campaigns to improve students physical, social, sexual, mental health and wellbeing.
Alana Genge
The Clubs Development Officer helps to develop student clubs and societies through supporting their training, growth, events, diversity and relationship with the Students' Union and the wider community.
The Disabled Students’ Officer is one of the four liberation officers. They are responsible for the Disabled students campaign and co-ordinating the Disabled students group. They are there to represent Disabled Students both within the Union and the University. They run campaigns fighting for greater equality, representation and accessibility within society.
The LGBT Officer represents the views of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual & Transgender students at Stirling. They also provide support & advice on a number of related issues and are available for one-to-one surgeries. The LGBT Officer also co-ordinates the LGBT social group.
The Black Students' Officer is responsible for convening the Black Students' Campaign.
The International Students' Officer is the Council member with specific responsibility for representing the views and tackling the issues faced by International Students at Stirling and can be contacted through the Union Officer.
The Brig Editor is responsible for the University newspaper, Brig. Elected annually by the entire student body, the Editor has overall control over the finances, management content of the paper every month.
The AirTV Station Manager runs the campus tv station, AirTV. They are responsible for all of the station's equipment, creative output, finances and management of the production, writing and editing teams.