Executive Committee

Our Executive Committee is made up of 13 Executive Officers, each of whom has a broad area of responsibility that relates to enhancing the student experience at Stephenson College. This ranges from Sports and Societies to Welfare and Events.

All Exec Officers are student volunteers, who stood for election and were voted into office, demonstrating a love for Stevo and dedication to the JCR. The exception is the JCR President, which is a sabbatical role, filled by a recent graduate of Stephenson College. The JCR President is a full time employed role, leading the JCR and directing their activities.

You can read more about what each officer does below, or get in touch with any of the JCR Officers using their email address which can be found in the JCR Directory.

Aidan Woodley
president

Year: Graduate!
Course: Physics and Philosophy

Aidan oversees the JCR on a day-to-day basis. Aidan is responsible for ensuring the effective functioning of the executive and non-executive committees, meaning that they have a role in everything from events to welfare to charities. Furthermore, he represents the students of the Junior Common Room on a collegiate level and a wider University level.

Ellie Fisher
vice president

Year: 4
Course: Physics

Ellie’s role is to support the President and Exec Officers in any way that she can, so the JCR can continue to function/serve the students it represents. She works closely with the President, taking on any responsibilities the President passes on or assigns, which may include the oversite of a project or to organise a specific event.

Millie Frosdick
JCR chair

Year: 3
Course: Anthropology and Sociology

Millie is responsible for ensuring the fair and democratic running of the Junior Common Room. As Chair, Millie must remain impartial and sits on all committees as a non-voting member. She runs the JCR meetings and chairs Steering Committee - which examines all the motions that are submitted for a JCR meeting. Finally, she oversees all the JCR committees to ensures they are run efficiently.

Esmé Lane
Communications Officer

Year: 3
Course: Philosophy and Theology

Esmé has responsibility for overseeing the JCR’s website and social media accounts, as well as creating promotional materials for JCR events and opportunities. She works closely with every member of the JCR executive and non-executive committees, as well as college staff to ensure news is circulated as widely and effectively as possible.

Lucy fryer
societies officer

Year: 2
Course: French and Italian
Lucy will be looking after the Societies at Stephenson this year. If you have any questions about the array of societies on offer, would like to be involved in the founding of a new society or further development of an existing society, do not hesitate to get in touch!

Eibhin Faith
sports officer

Year: 3
Course: Philosophy
Eibhin’s role is to handle the effective running of all of Stephenson’s sports teams. This includes allocating training slots for teams, sorting Team Stevo stash, and organising college sporting events including College Varsity. She will be your first point of contact if you are interested in setting up a new sports team, or you need support organising a college sporting event.

Charlea Bailey
events Director

Year: 2
Course: Business and Management
Charlea is responsible for organising all JCR events held in college throughout the year. This may include, for example, bar nights or cultural evenings; Charlea will source decorations, and ensure the smooth running of each event. The most important thing is that everyone who attends has a great time! Attending events is a great way to socialise and gain a sense of the Stephenson spirit!

Amy Bunting
Senior welfare officer

Year: 3
Course: History
Amy plays a key part in organising the student support offered within college. The Welfare team work together to deliver information and resources tailored to student life both on social media, and campaign week events. Past focuses have included sexual health, academic stress, and alcohol and drug use. The Welfare Team aims to provide peer support in an informal and relaxed setting, intending to reduce stigma and promote open conversation.