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President—Emmy Charalambous

(they/them)

president@tcsu.net

Hi, I’m Emmy, a 2nd year Classicist and your TCSU President this year. As president, my role is to represent you both to the College and the University, and to promote the voices and welfare of the undergraduate students here at Trinity. The TCSU committee is made up of wonderful and passionate students who care about improving the experience of students within college across multiple areas, and part of my role as president is working with each member to help them achieve their goals and ambitions.

My goal is to look out for and advocate for you and make sure that each of you has the best possible experience in college. I hope to continue campaigning for improved welfare and facilities and to widen means of communication, both between students and the committee, and between students and college, ensuring you are more easily able to express your thoughts and opinions. This means you can expect to receive many questionnaires, feedback forms, and suggestion boards from the committee, but please also feel free to contact me directly at any time by my email or social media.

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Vice-President—Alex Reeves-Bonoldi

(he/him)

vice-president@tcsu.net
secretary@tcsu.net

Hello! I’m Alex, a first year HML student and the TCSU’s vice president. My rather loosely defined role mainly involves being here to support other members of the team in whichever ways I can, as well as being consistently available to students who have any concerns. Please do feel free to send me an email, no matter what the subject, and I will do my best to be a useful interface between students and the college itself 🙂

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Treasurer—Elnoy Greenenko

(he/him)

treasurer@tcsu.net

Hey, I’m Elnoy, a first year maths student and your Treasurer this year. My primary role is to manage our budget, optimising the resources we have to enhance the student life experience here at Trinity. I’ll be collaborating closely with fellow committee members to foster an enriching environment for all. Don’t hesitate to reach out with any questions or suggestions!

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Junior Steward—Joe Morgan

junior-steward@tcsu.net
services@tcsu.net
amalgamated-funds@tcsu.net

Hello! I’m Joe, I’m a second-year history student and I’m the TCSU Junior Steward. I’m mainly responsible for catering, but I also work with the Societies and Facilities Officer on funding for college societies. My primary goal is to improve the quality of hall food, including the vegetarian and vegan options. If you have any complaints / suggestions about the food in hall (or anything else I can help with), please feel free to send them my way! 

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Entertainments Representatives

ents@tcsu.net 

Balqiis Ali

(she/her)

Hey Hey! My name is Balqiis and I am a 2nd Year HSPS-er. Hope to put on some good interyear/collegiate events. Any questions please feel free to email me at ba439! :))

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Tilly Aldridge

(she/her)

Hi I’m Tilly, a second year philosophy student, and your Ents rep along with Balqiis. Our job is to organize fun events for the students – from bops to karaoke to garden parties. We hope to collaborate with other societies to create even better events, and promise to be receptive to your suggestions about what kind of events you’d like to see next. Take a look at our instagram where you can get clued in on the next events coming up and share your own input about what you’d like to see more of!

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Access Representative—Dylan Stewart

(he/him)

access@tcsu.net

Hi, I’m Dylan, a second year MMLer and your Access Representative on the TCSU. My job is to make sure that Trinity is a warm, welcoming environment for students of all backgrounds and situations. I’m committed to ensuring a broad range of prospective students as well as making sure that everyone is aware of what support is available for them to access. Feel free to reach out with any questions or concerns, whether by email or out and about around college!

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Environmental Representative—Toby Collins

environmental@tcsu.net

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Racial and Ethnic Diversity Representative—Jasmine Kieran-Ejimadu

(she/her)

ethnic-diversity@tcsu.net
bme@tcsu.net
 

Hiyah! I’m Jasmine, a first year MMLer and the Racial and Ethnic Diversity Representative this year. I’m one of the welfare officers whose job is to provide support to other ethnically and racially diverse students at the college. I am passionate about people like us feeling seen and welcome here, and for prospective applicants to see that as well. I will be highlighting events of interest that celebrate our community, as well being vocal about the issues that affect our student body. Always feel free to email me or speak to me about anything at all!

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LGBT+ Students’ Representative—Jaysol Doy

(he/him)

lgbt@tcsu.net

Hey! I’m Jaysol, a first-year lawyer (when I’m not in the ADC). I’m here to represent all of you who identify as LGBT+. If you’re ever struggling with matters relating to your sexual or gender identity then I’m always happy to chat to you – my journey hasn’t always been the smoothest so I promise I will listen and help you in any way I can. I will also be running various socials – to the theatre and with other colleges. Additionally, I will be organising our annual Pride celebrations in collaboration with College. Most of all though, I want to try and foster a sense of community for those of us that identify as LGBT+ — to that end, if you ever want to run any events or have suggestions for me please do let me know. Rainbow love x

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Mental Health and Wellbeing Representative—Mire Diallo

(she/her)

welfare@tcsu.net
mental-health@tcsu.net

Hi! My name is Mire, a second-year student studying HSPS. As your current welfairy, my job is to ensure that the mental health and wellbeing of students at Trinity is taken seriously both by the college, and by the students themselves. More informally, I hope to spread welfare magic dust across the Kingdom of Trinty and brighten up your days, whether through Week 5 chocolates, welfare teas, movie nights, or some other exciting events (shhh….its a surprise)!
 
If you have any concerns about how physical, mental, or sexual health is handled at Trinity, do not hesitate to contact me! If you have any other issues that you would like to discuss, or just want to have a chat, I am also very keen to help 😊

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International Students’ Representative—Zayna Mian

(she/her)

international@tcsu.net
overseas@tcsu.net

Hi everyone, I’m Zayna, a second year student studying Psychological and Behavioural Sciences (PBS). My commitment lies in fostering a welcoming atmosphere for international students at Trinity and building a vibrant community where everyone feels a sense of belonging.

During term, my agenda includes arranging delightful social gatherings and commemorating diverse cultural festivities such as Diwali, Eid, and Chinese New Year. Collaborating closely with the Mental Wellbeing Representative, we plan to host comforting welfare teas featuring an array of international snacks and cuisine. Moreover, I am dedicated to being a dependable resource for addressing a spectrum of concerns, whether it’s navigating visa intricacies or combatting homesickness.

Together with the BA committee, I hope to ensure that students staying over vacations receive ample support to prevent the college from feeling empty. Continuous dialogue and collaboration with the college will be crucial as we work to enhance support for international students.

Your feedback is invaluable. Should you have any suggestions or concerns, feel free to get in touch 😊

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Women & Non-Binary Students’ RepresentativeVerity Marshall

(she/her)

women@tcsu.net
non-binary@tcsu.net

Hiya! I’m Verity, a second-year Archaeologist. As your Women and Non-Binary Students’ representative this year my main goal is to continue to foster an empowering and supportive community within college. Aware of the male dominant environment I aim to achieve this through organising events which celebrate women and non-binary students, and  building connections throughout college. Organising workshops and communicating with the women’s fellow will also help to facilitate an experience in Trinity which is welcoming, accessible and inclusive of your needs. Feel free to get in touch with any thoughts or concerns. I’m always around for a chat or available through email.

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Disabled Student’s Representative—Dido Coley

disabilities@tcsu.net

Hi! I’m Dido, a first year Classicist, and your Disabled Students’ Representative this year. My role centres around accessibility for disabled students and making sure that our voices are heard! In particular, I will be updating access information in and around college as well as opening up conversations around disability to raise awareness. If you ever have any questions or suggestions, please feel free to contact me via the disabled students’ rep email! (disabilities@tcsu.net)

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Webmaster—Max Smith

(he/him)

computing@tcsu.net
webmaster@tcsu.net
publicity@tcsu.net

Hi, I’m Max – a second year Computer Science student! My role is to make sure the TCSU website and email accounts are up-to-date. I’ll also represent the TCSU at termly meetings with the college’s IT council, and spend some time looking into whether it’s possible to make the existing TCSU website load a bit faster.

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Social Media Officer—Holly Higham

(she/her)

social-media@tcsu.net
publicity@tcsu.net

Hi, my name is Holly and I am a first year Classics student. I, as social media officer, want to make communication between the committee and you as clear, concise, and as easily accessible as possible. I aim to make Trinity social media fun, informative, and cohesive so that trying to access important information is not a hard task for members of the college. And this role is all about YOU, so if you have any suggestions of anything I can do to achieve this goal please don’t hesitate to email me!


Merchandise Officer—Shawn Shen

(he/him)

merchandise@tcsu.net

Meet Shawn Shen, a dedicated first-year Natsci student at Trinity College. Beyond his academic pursuits, Shawn is an avid squash player, guitar enthusiast, and a regular at the gym. Every Saturday, he enjoys a free brunch at King’s College, a little tradition he cherishes. As the Merchandise Officer in the student union, Shawn is committed to securing the most cost-effective and stylish gear for his peers. His role involves a blend of negotiation savvy and an eye for trends, ensuring that everyone at college not only feels great but looks great too. 


Societies & Facilities Officer—Yuxuan Jiang

(he/him)

domestic@tcsu.net
societies@tcsu.net

Hi, I’m Yuxuan, a first-year maths student as well as this year’s Societies & Facilities Officer. This means I help with handling applications to the ACC and make sure your college societies get the funds they need. Please drop an email if you have any society related questions (or if you want to book the Blue Boar Common Room).