The 26/27 Committee

Executive Committee

President: Princetta

I am leading a committee united by a vision to renew the ambitious, collaborative spirit of the ACS. This means building a calendar of memorable events and pouring into the areas where our communities at Oxford and beyond need us most. Whether by widening access to Oxford for the next generation of talented African and Caribbean students, creating meaningful careers opportunities, or strengthening welfare initiatives, I hope to leave behind a society that is proud of where we come from, flourishing where we are, and fearless about where we are going.

Studies Law with French Law at Mansfield College

Vice President: Michael

As Vice President, I work closely with the President and the executive committee to oversee the activities of the society. My role encompasses organisation, outreach and generally supporting each team of the committee so our ACS can continue to shine! I look forward to representing the African and Caribbean community in it's best light over the next academic year!

Studies Medicine at St. Anne’s College

 

Treasurer: Temi

The treasurer is responsible for managing the society’s finances through organising the termly budgets and overseeing our accounts. In this way, my work is pivotal to ensuring the ACS has the capacity to deliver on events and initiatives for our current and prospective members!

Studies Biochemistry at St John’s College

Secretary: Ijeoma

The secretary supports the running of ACS by ensuring it adheres to key documents such as the Constitution; maintaining an up-to-date record of society information; assisting with internal and external communication; and supporting the wider committee. The secretary is also responsible for managing the ACS newsletter and organising the African and Caribbean Literature event.

Studies Law at University College

Access and

Outreach

Officers

Our Access and Outreach team empowers and supports prospective students from African and Caribbean backgrounds in applying to institutions like Oxford. By connecting current and future members of the ACS, they highlight how we as a society strive to serve a greater community and support both current and future students from these backgrounds.

Access & Outreach Officer: Demi

Studies Law at Trinity College

Access & Outreach Officer Officer: Kaelyn

Studies History at St Hilda’s College

Access & Outreach Officer: Elizabeth

Studies Chemistry at Jesus College

Welfare Officers

Academic and social life at Oxford can be at times difficult, with added pressures that come with coming from a black or ethnic minority background. The welfare team is the support system of our society, offering endless help, advice, and support to our members to ensure nobody has to endure these pressures alone. Part of this involves welfare events designed to allow members to relax, feel seen, and connect with each other on meaningful levels.

Welfare Officer: Jua

Studies Medicine at St. Hugh’s College

Welfare Officer: Maria

Studies Spanish and Linguistics at Oriel College

Events Officers

Our Events Officers are responsible for organising and putting on a variety of events throughout the term for our members to enjoy. Without them, the ACS could not be the hub of activity and enjoyment that it is - this year our team hope to put on events for the history books!

Events Officer: Isabella

Studies Law with Italian Law at New College

Events Officer: Levi

Studies PPE at New College

Diversity and

Inclusion Officers

ACS exemplifies the diversity of identity present at Oxford. We embrace people of all cultures, backgrounds, genders, and sexualities, and it is the job of the Diversity & Inclusion team to ensure all members continually feel welcome and comfortable.

Diversity & Inclusion Officer: Tominsin

Studies History at Mansfield College

LGBTQ+ Officer: Shadonnae

Studies Biochemistry at St Anne’s College

Sponsorship and

Careers Officers

Our sponsorship & careers officers are responsible for maintaining our existing relationships with our sponsors to secure funding for the ACS, and creating new ones too! They are also responsible for the career events that are organised with our sponsors, providing the ACS with exclusive career opportunities that align with member’s interests and ambitions.

Sponsorship Officer: Daniel

Studies Biomedical Sciences at Balliol College

Careers Officer: Tresor

Studies PPE at The Queen’s College

Public Relations Officers

Our PR officers are at the heart of our social media presence on Instagram, TikTok, Twitter, Youtube and LinkedIn. From posting about our upcoming events for our members to get involved in, to producing content for our wider social media audience, Their work is essential for keeping people connected with the ACS!

PR Officer: Bethany

Studies Geography at Mansfield College

PR Officer: Obed

Studies Biochemistry at Worcester College

Technology Officer

Kanyin - Studies Materials Science at The Queen’s College

Our Tech Officer is responsible for the maintenance of this website and the overseer of the software and platforms we use in our work! I am the first point of call for members who are having technical difficulties with things like accessing the ACS members portal.

Sports Officers

As Sports Officers, we organise sports events, training, and casual sessions for anyone (beginner to competitive) looking to get involved in physical activity. These include sports such as football, netball, and basketball. We will lead weekly opportunities to play these and also organise the Varsity match with Cambridge and Sports Day!

Sports Officer: Alina

Studies History and German at New College

Sports Officer: Wills

Studies Engineering at Balliol College

Charities Officer

Tasha - Studies Human Sciences at Keble College

The support that the ACS has to offer extends far beyond the student body. We are dedicated to making the positive impact of the ACS as widespread as possible. By championing charities that advocate for African and Caribbean causes and communities, and inspiring members to get involved in meaningful fundraising and volunteering initiatives, our society’s energy can be connected with causes that make a lasting difference.

General Officer

Lisa - Studies Biochemistry at St John’s College

 

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