THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE 

Co-Chair (culcchair@gmail.com)
Lara Parizotto, Girton College

Lara is second-year Politics student at Girton College. Her biggest aim for the term is to ensure that CULC is an effective campaigning body for students and local residents to act on their concerns about the high cost of university, working conditions and worker’s rights and the justice system. She has recurring nightmares about Brexit and desperately wishes for a Labour Government.

Co-Chair (culcchair@gmail.com)
Padraig Cuffe, King's College

Paddy is a Politics and International Relations student at King’s. His aims for this term are to boost engagement, smash the local elections, and make a genuine difference with CULC’s campaigns. He divides his time evenly between canvassing, drinking tea, finding just the right song on Spotify, and wishing fervently for an early general election. He still hasn’t given up on an Ed Milliband comeback.

Secretary (culcsecretary@gmail.com)
Jack Chadwick, St Edmund's College

Jack is a graduate student at Eddies, researching cybernetics in the USSR. He loves house music, his home town Manchester, and his doggo Ted who is a good boy.

Publicity Officer (culcpublicity@gmail.com)
Owen McArdle, St Catharine's College

Owen is a fourth-year MML student at Catz, and as Publicity Officer is responsible for running CULC's social media and website, as well as co-ordinating the college reps. He can usually be found speaking German, watching rugby, or fighting the good fight to stand up for Wales and Welsh devolution.

Membership Development Officer (culcmembers@gmail.com)
Dominic Caddick, Magdalene College

Dominic is a second year Economics student at Magdalene. As Membership Development Officer it is his duty to supervise the process of becoming a member. He looks forward to focusing on the development aspect by signposting members on how to get involved in campaigning for Labour at university and at home, if they are different. In his spare time Dominic can be found creating Excel spreadsheets, arguing with Tories online and listening to Carly Rae Jepsen "Run Away With Me" on repeat.

Junior Treasurer (culctreasurer@gmail.com)
Louis Woolf

Louis is in his second year and studies HML. As treasurer he looks forward to keeping the club in good financial shape. In his spare time he likes reading, canvassing and playing the guitar.

Socials Officer (culcsocials@gmail.com)
Aisha Farooq, Peterhouse

My name is Aisha and I am a second year Engling at Peterhouse. As Socials officer, I aim to ensure students and members of our community can come together for a jolly good gathering and meet other people to discuss what CULC does to encourage participation in the club! I would love to reach out to new persons who may be curious about what we do and offer events to create this enabling environment. Aside from being a social butterfly, I enjoy telling myself I can act in various BAME theatre shows and cherishing anytime I am reunited with my oven at home in London.

​Speakers' Officer (culcspeakersofficer@gmail.com)
Connor Dwyer, Fitzwilliam College

Connor is a second year HSPS student at Fitz. As Speaker's Officer, he will be aiming to bring to CULC a more diverse range of speakers from across the party, alongside (hopefully) some big names! In his spare time, Connor can be found passionately avoiding International Relations, pretending to be a Cox, or fighting fracking companies.​

Campaigns and Constituency Labour Party Liaison Officer
(culccampaigns@gmail.com)
Ellis Napier, Trinity College

Ellis is a second-year Law student at Trinity. As Campaigns Officer he’ll be responsible for working with the local party to make sure students out canvassing have all the information and skills they need to make a difference around Cambridge.  He’ll also be coordinating club campaigns to push for progress on issues relevant to students as well as those of broader societal importance. The unifying theme of his role is enabling students to support changes they want to see, on both a local and national scale.

LGBT+ Officer (culclgbt@gmail.com)
Alex Burns, Fitzwilliam College

Alex is a natural sciences student at Fitzwilliam. As LGBT+ Officer he will focus on representing CULC's queer members, working with the other liberation officers and running LGBT+ events. When not wading through essay crises he can be found dancing around till 3am while listening to Madonna.

Disabilities and Mental Health Officer (culchealth@gmail.com)
Becky Reilly, Fitzwilliam College

Becky Reilly is a second year MML student at Fitzwilliam. As disabilities and mental health officer she will be making sure all events are accessible to all. In her spare time you can find her at Glitterbomb belting out Madonna.

Women's Officer (culcwomen@gmail.com)
Matilda O'Callaghan, Girton College

Matilda is a 2nd year Geographer at Girton who will be running events this term to empower and inspire women to get involved in politics. When avoiding her reading lists, except the feminist ones of course, she can be found in the gym writing poetry in between her sets.

BAME Officer (culclibbame@gmail.com)
Arran Parry-Davies, Christ's College

Class Officer (culcclass@gmail.com)
Hollie Wright, Christ's College

Hollie is a first-year theologian at Christs. As Class Officer, her aim is to try make CULC and politics as accessible as possible to those from working-class backgrounds, especially trying to get people new to politics to feel at home. Aside from this, you can catch her needlessly reminding everyone that she's from Wales and trying to get people to care about how good Nottingham's award-winning nationalised bus service is.

ARU Coordinator 
Jamie Goodland

Jamie is a postgrad Sociology student at ARU. He will be trying to create opportunities for ARU students to engage with CULC and the Labour Party.

Graduate Officer (culcgraduate@gmail.com)
Alasdair Keith

Al is a PhD student, working in the Chemistry Department. As Graduate Officer, he aims to recruit more postgraduates both to CULC and to the UCU, of which he is a member. In his spare time, he likes to play tennis, watch his beloved Rangers FC and write the occasional opinion piece for The Cambridge Student.

Freshers' Officer (culcfreshers@gmail.com)
Blane Jones, Robinson College

Blane is a first-year English student studying at Robinson. As freshers’ officer, he hopes to be an approachable and assuring figure, particularly for those freshers who are new to party politics. Outside of his degree, his main hobbies are local history (particularly of his hometown, Tredegar), being a dilettante and desperately praying for a socialist government.