The
executive committee is the primary decision-making body of Student
LifeNet.
If you wish to contact any of the committee then please ensure the
email is appropriate. If
you are interested in taking an active role in Student
LifeNet
then please contact our Director.
For
general enquiries email: info@studentlifenet.co.uk
| Name |
Role |
Email
address (@studentlifenet.co.uk) |
Darren Collins |
Director |
director@ |
| Veronica Granic |
Press Officer |
pressoffice@ |
| Natasha Swan |
Treasurer |
|
| Peter Smith |
Fundraiser |
fundraising@ |
| Monica
Macauley |
Scotland
coordinator and researcher |
monica@scot.studentlifenet.co.uk |
| Steven
Watkins |
Societies
& Campaigns Officer |
|
| |
Webmaster |
webmaster@ |
Student
LifeNet also has a number of key advisors (such
as in legal matters) who are not listed here.
We
are constantly on
the look out for committed and enthusiastic individuals to join
our executive committee. No previous work in pro-life organisations
is usually necessary, although a knowledge of life-related issues
is expected. You must support our view that the right to life begins
at conception - with no exceptions made, except where the mother's
life is genuinely at risk.
General
comments about committee roles
- We
encourage anyone at secondary school, in a gap year, at university,
or those who have recently graduated to apply. No previous
experience is necessary.
- All
of us have time constraints. Your task will only take up as much
time as you wish.
- We
want to make use of your talents and for you to enjoy your time
on the committee. Hence we allow most of our committee members
a lot of freedom in their roles. You will even be allowed to undertake
activities outside your normal remit if you wish.
- Committee
meetings are not very frequent. We normally aim for 3 to 4 a year.
Most communication takes place via email or telephone.
- All
positions are voluntary. All expenses (including travel to meetings)
are paid for.
- Please
do not let the formality of this page deter you - we
are actually a very informal student organisation! We simply want
to offer an idea of our professionalism.
Applying
Please
send an email to our director: director@studentlifenet.co.uk
outlining what you want to do and why. If you have any skills/qualifications
which are useful please note these. A CV is not necessary but it
may be attached if you feel it is useful.
| We
are currently looking for individuals for the following positions:
|
Welfare
Officer (multiple applicants sought)
The
role of welfare officer involves working on support for pregnant students
and student parents. You would be given a lot of freedom in your role
and would be encouraged to pursue your own tasks suitable to the position.
In particular, welfare officers would focus on continually updating
the welfare pages of our website, acting as a source of advice for
students contacting us, and looking at ways individual universities
should improve their welfare provision.
We ideally seek
individuals who have some experience of being pregnant and/or bringing
up children at university - but this isn't a precondition. We understand
that if you're in this position you may have time constraints -
hence we seek multiple applicants. You should be willing to learn,
or know already, the basics of what state support is available to
students.
If
there is a position not listed here which you are interested in
then still contact us - we can never have too many activists! |
