President – Will Burfoot

The President sits on the University Council, the highest decision-making body of the University, and other ANU Committees (see full list here). Their primary task is to ensure the undergraduate and postgraduate student voice is heard in these forums. Together with the Vice President, the President is involved in representation of, and advocacy for all students. The President is also ANUSA’s official spokesperson, communicating ANUSA activity and University changes to students and other relevant groups.

Email: sa.president@anu.edu.au

Vice President –  Sree Vaishnavi Gangarapu

The Vice President has a similar role to the President. They are also involved in co-ordinating student appeals. Their focus is on internal education matters such as faculty policies and information services.

Email: sa.vicepres@anu.edu.au

Education Officer – Rosie Paton

The Education Officer deals principally with the Higher Education policy of the Association. They are responsible for organising tertiary education campaigns (often in conjunction with the National Union of Students) as well as preparing submissions for relevant Government bodies on things such as housing, youth allowance, and HECS.

Email: sa.education@anu.edu.au

General Secretary – Sam Gorrie

The General Secretary is responsible for the internal administration of ANUSA. They run and organise the meetings of ANUSA’s representative councils (SRC, CRC, AGM, OGM), and look after and interpret the Constitution and other ANUSA documents. The General Secretary is the one to answer any questions you have about official ANUSA procedure.

Email: sa.gensec@anu.edu.au

Treasurer – Hayden O’Brien

The Treasurer is responsible for the financial aspects of ANUSA. They work in conjunction with ANUSA’s Financial Controller to track ANUSA spending and to ensure that money is being spent appropriately, as approved by our members. They also ensure that the finances of ANUSA are professionally audited.

Email: sa.treasurer@anu.edu.au

Clubs Officer – Harrison Oates

The Clubs Officer is responsible for organising and overseeing O-Week, Bush Week, ANUSA BBQs and other social events. They also oversee the ANUSA clubs program.

Email: sa.clubsofficer@anu.edu.au

Welfare Officer – Kiera Rosenberg

The Welfare Officer is responsible for advocacy and service provision to improve the welfare of students. The Welfare Officer takes on issues related to the wellbeing and material conditions of students, including housing, food and financial security, and access to services. The Welfare Officer’s work complements the work of ANUSA’s professional Student Assistance Officers.

Email: sa.welfareofficer@anu.edu.au

Academic Representatives

ANUSA has a team of Academic Representatives for Undergraduate, Postgraduate Coursework and Higher Degree by Research (HDR) students. They represent academic issues for their cohorts to the University with regards to issues of education, welfare and student experience. They are a voice for these students on ANUSA and provide assistance to our College Representatives in their roles.

Undergraduate Coursework Officer – Charley Ellwood
Email: sa.undergraduate@anu.edu.au

HDR Officer –Gio Dalla Libera M.
Email: sa.hdr@anu.edu.au

Postgraduate Coursework Officer –Luxue Wang
Email: sa.postgraduate@anu.edu.au

 

College Representatives

ANUSA has a team of two representatives for each Academic College at ANU. College Representatives analyse academic issues of relevance to their College and formulate strategies and campaigns to ensure that the academic interests of students are protected. These academic issues are discussed at College Representative Council meetings where each College representative team delivers a report.

College Representatives sit on the College Education Committee of their respective College.

They also organize College-specific events and help-out with many of ANUSA’s events and initiatives.

College of Arts & Social Sciences Email: sa.cass@anu.edu.au Undergraduate Reps Aurora Neumann, Chith Weliamuna Postgraduate Rep Jeremy Fox HDR Rep Vacant	College of Asia & the Pacific Email: sa.cap@anu.edu.au Undergraduate Reps Darcy Oates, Vacant Postgraduate Rep Vacant HDR Rep Isabelle Zhu-Maguire	College of Systems and Society (Formerly College of Engineering, Computing & Cybernetics) Email: sa.cecc@anu.edu.au Undergraduate Reps: Lea Fallen, Riley Swinson Postgraduate Rep Mason (Xinpeng) Wei HDR Rep Vacant
College of Science & Medicine Email: sa.science@anu.edu.au Undergraduate Reps Ananya Malani, Vacant Postgraduate Rep Vacant HDR Rep Vacant	College of Law, Governance & Policy Email: sa.col@anu.edu.au Undergraduate Reps Penelope Robson, William H. Chen Postgraduate Rep Nathan Akroyd HDR Rep Aman Kumar	College of Business & Economics Email: sa.cbe@anu.edu.au Undergraduate Reps Anjani Garg, Bhumika Khanna Postgraduate Rep Elaine Lin HDR Rep Vacant

General Representatives

General Representatives (‘Gen Reps’) are tasked with implementing the many important projects that we do which lie outside Executive portfolios. Working in groups and reporting to the Student Representative Council, Gen Reps are invaluable in ensuring that ANUSA makes visible improvements to campus life over the year.

Gen Reps must also act a key communication link between the student body and ANUSA with regard to the concerns and problems that ANUSA should be addressing. They also are the primary means of keeping the Executive accountable.

General Representatives: Aemonn Hassan, Ell Lappin, Kiana Levy, Jessica Gunawan, Isabella Lily Coombs, Will Roche, Josh Shaw, Leila Clarke, Kuba Meikle, Blair Doran, Sharif Mustajib, Eloisa Belmar Osborn, Dylan Adams, Flynn Goerlitz.

NUS Delegates

The National Union of Students is the peak representative body for post-school students in Australia. ANUSA has 6 delegates to the NUS which are elected during ANUSA’s annual elections.

NUS Delegates represent the ANU Student Body at NUS’ National Conference (NatCon) each year.

NUS Delegates: Will Burfoot, Rosie Paton, Skye Predavec, Ell Lappin, Sam Gorrie, Yerin Park.

Department Officers

The Department Officers are in charge of managing policy and advocacy of seven key areas which are especially important to ANUSA: BIPOC, Disabilities, Environment, Indigenous, International Students, Parents & Carers, Queer* and Women. The Department Officers also head up the autonomous collectives that assist in advising and directing the actions and initiatives of the Department Officers.

BIPOC (formerly Ethnocultural) Officer – Aleesya Amirizal
Email: sa.bipoc@anu.edu.au

The BIPOC Department is for any student who identifies as Bla(c)k, Indigenous, or People of Colour and is not limited to mixed-race or bi-racial people. We’re here to provide all BIPOC people with a supportive community and to advocate for your needs at ANU. Join us at our weekly Collective Meetings, O-Week events, or our coffee meetups! Find all our latest events and communications on our non-autonomous Facebook Page or our non-autonomous Instagram page.

Disabilities Co-Officers – Matilda Webb, Lata Warner
Email: sa.disabilities@anu.edu.au

Any student who identifies as having a disability can join ANU Disabilities, the disabilities collective. This collective also has non-autonomous meetings that anyone can attend. To find out more information please visit ANUSA Disabilities Student Association or by emailing the Officer.

Environment Officer – Sarah Strange
Email: sa.environment@anu.edu.au

The Collective is for any ANU student who wants to engage with environmental and social justice issues on and off campus. It’s also a great way to meet like-minded students in a fun and friendly atmosphere. The Collective meets on Tuesday afternoons from 5-6 at the Food Coop in Lena Karmel lodge. To find out more information please visit ANUSA Environment Collective or by emailing the Officer.

Indigenous Officer – Malachi Bayley
Email: sa.indigenous@anu.edu.au

The ANU Indigenous Department is a student-run group which arranges activities and events for Indigenous students and the broader ANUSA community throughout the year. The Indigenous Officer works with the Tjabal Indigenous Higher Education Centre to support the needs of the students. The Department’s aim is to promote Indigenous success on campus and to strengthen the Indigenous collective on campus by running a number of network events.

International Students’ Officer – Seungbin Kang
Email: sa.international@anu.edu.au

The International Students’ Department (ISD) represents and advocates for all international students in conjunction with the ANUSA Executive. Any International Student can get involved in the ISD, which has a large organisational structure with many opportunities to get involved. To find out more information please visit ANUSA International Students’ Department or by emailing the Officer.

Queer* Officer – Jemma Rule
Email: sa.queer@anu.edu.au

The Queer* Department is an autonomous group for students who identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual, asexual, transgender, intersex and questioning. It is a friendly passionate group who love nothing more than to discuss being queer* and just hanging out!

The Department hosts regular social events such as movie nights and discussion groups (called Queeries), and education workshops for everyone to get involved in. To find out more information please visit the ANUSA Queer* Department Facebook page or by emailing the Officer.

Women’s Officer – Jade Poulton
Email: sa.womens@anu.edu.au

All women, non-binary, gender-diverse and/or trans students are members of the Women’s Department. The Department has two primary objectives: to advocate for our members, and to facilitate a welcoming, supportive and comfortable community for all members. The Women’s Collective meets regularly to organise campaigns and events on campus. The Department also has an autonomous space on campus for members to gather, study or just chill! For more information, please visit ANUSA Women’s Department or email the Officer.
https://anuwomensdepartment.org

Parents and Carers Officer – Ankith Arun Aswath
Email: sa.parentsandcarers@anu.edu.au

The Parents and Carers Officer is in charge of policy and advocacy for students who are parents or carers. They represent these students to the University and to ANUSA on issues of education, welfare and student experience. They convene a Parents and Carers Committee, and organise events for these students.