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MathSoc General Elections

Watch out Instagram or the Students' Union page to see when we are electing the new committee. View our current roles below.

Our Committee

Disclaimer: Few roles have multiple openings so don't forget to check the detailed info.

1

President

You will oversee the operations of the society alongside the committee members and ensure Students' Union laws and constitution are followed. You will chair committee meetings and produce an annual general meeting (AGM) report for the SU.

Requirement: Must have been/currently are a committee member of MathsSoc.

2

Student Development Officer

​You will organise maths exchange activities for the student body and arrange career events in collaboration with the University's Department of Mathematics. You may work with the outreach team to secure sponsorships for these events.

Officer positions include Careers and Seminar.

3

Logistics Officers

You will oversee and improve the automated processes of the Society to reduce Officer workload and risk of error. This will involve keeping up with other Officers' workflows and improving their experience.

Officer positions include Fundraising, Merchandise and Automation.

4

Communications Secretary/Officers

You will be in charge of ensuring the Society's Social Media is sufficiently active and that all information regarding our activities, events, and sponsorships are accurately communicated. 

Officer positions include Social Media and Graphics.

5

General Secretary

You will be responsible for managing all general administrative tasks and acting as the primary point of contact for the Students' Union. This role will involve overseeing daily operations and ensuring effective communication. Additionally, you will take minutes during all committee meetings, accurately capturing and decisions made. 

6

Postgraduate Events Officer

You will be in charge of organising events for postgraduate and 4th year integrated masters students, forwarding any advertisements to the rest of the Committee. You will work individually to tailor these specifically to postgraduates.

Requirement: be a 4th year/Master's student.

7

Inclusion Administrator/Officers

As Inclusion Officers, you will actively collect feedback and ensure the committee acts on it to improve the student body's experience. you will raise inclusion issues in meetings to represent students in the Society to the Students' Union and the University.

Administrators coordinate these efforts and ensure "community" excluding is avoided.

8

Student Experience Secretary

You will lead the Student Experience Department in the Society by handling all general administration, overlooking the other Administrators and by working with other members. You will mainly overlook discussions with the Students' Union in regards to student experience.

9

Events Officers

You will be in charge of providing a variety of regular events to Society Members to ensure our Society Activities are inclusive and forwarding any advertisements to the rest of the Committee. You will be allocated variations of this Officer position to distribute the workload efficiently, to which you are free to swap these allocations with others elected for this same Officer position.

10

Treasurer

You will manage finances for the Society and submit proposals for extra funding to all relevant sources (SU, sponsors, etc.). As such, you will be the main point of contact for sponsors and provide regular financial reports in meetings.

11

Learning Community Administrator

You will support committee members in developing and evidencing their skills when required by them. This will extend to building a sense of belonging within the greater MathSoc and University mathematics community by aiding in outreach activities.

12

Newsletter Coordinator

You will send weekly newsletters/emails when required by the committee or by sponsors for frequent outreach. You will work with the Inclusion Officers to advocate for effective and inclusive advertising practices with clients.

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