Arc leaders List of leaders of UNSW student organisations

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1 arc leaders

1.1 chairs
1.2 src presidents
1.3 pgc presidents
1.4 sdc convenors





arc leaders
chairs

the following students served chair of arc @ unsw limited. chair s term runs between first board meeting held in june each year.



2006-07 kate bartlett
2007-08 caitlin hurley
2008-09 simon crawford-ash
2009-10 caroline wallace
2010-11 jessica mobbs
2011-12 natalie karam
2012-13 alex peck (national labor students; labor left students)
2013-14 chris mann
2014-15 benjamin heenan
2015-16 tom morrison (student unity)
2016-17 tina zhou (national labor students)
2017-18 edward bartolo (national labor students)

src presidents

the following students served president of unsw student representative council @ arc @ unsw limited. src president s term runs 1 december 30 november of each year.



2007 jesse young (national labor students)
2008 phuong au (national labor students)
2009 charishma kaliyanda (national labor students)
2010 osman faruqi (national independents)
2011 osman faruqi (national independents)
2012 tim kaliyanda (national labor students)
2013 ross willing (national labor students)
2014 joel wilson (national labor students)
2015 billy bruffey (national labor students)
2016 sophie johnston (national labor students)
2017 aislinn stein-magee (national labor students)
2018 zack solomon (national labor students)

pgc presidents

the following students served president of unsw postgraduate council @ arc @ unsw limited. pgc president s term runs 1 december 30 november of each year.



2011 ritwik roy
2012 edward kearney
2013 josh yen
2014 sharangan maheswaran
2015 alex patton
2016 nina teroganova
2017 jane aslanidis

sdc convenors

the following students served student development committee convenor @ arc @ unsw limited. convenor s term runs 1 december 30 november of each year.



2007 hamish collings-begg
2008 simon bruck
2009 kate tanswell
2010 alice lang
2011 scarlett ha
2012 chris antonini
2013 andrew roberts
2014 (vacant)
2015 noel kwon






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