The Executive Committee

Co-Chair - culcchair@gmail.com
Rhiannon Melliar-Smith, Trinity Hall 

Rhiannon is a second-year HSPS student at Trinity Hall. As Co-Chair she prioritises making sure that CULC is an active force for Labour values both in the university and the local community. Besides politics, she also loves Kate Bush, drag queens, collecting vinyl and talking about being from the North West.
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Co-Chair - culcchair@gmail.com
Ali Hyde, Downing College 

Ali is a second-year HSPS student at Downing, specialising in Sociology. When he's not immersing himself in social theory, you can find him singing in his college chapel, getting overenthusiastic about wildlife, and trying to improve LGBT+ rights. Looking forward to seeing you out on the Labour campaign trail!

Secretary - culcsecretary@gmail.com​
Katie Clark, Murray Edwards College

Katie is a second-year History student at Medwards. She will be sending out emails to CULC members keeping you up to date with everything that’s going on. She is particularly (perhaps overly) proud that last term she managed to submit an essay a whole day early so that she could be free on polling day. Outside of CULC and her degree, she spends her time playing badminton and listening to an excessive amount of podcasts.

Publicity Officer - culcpublicity@gmail.com​
Sam Willis, St. John's College

​Sam is second-year History student at St. John’s. As Publicity Officer, he will manage CULC’s public face, including the website, Facebook page, and event promotion. When taking a break from constitutions and the minutiae of election results, he indulges in cycling and predicting future prime ministers.    ​

Membership Development Officer - culcmembership@gmail.com 
Dan Wright, Clare College

Junior Treasurer - culctreasurer@gmail.com
Padraig Cuffe, King's College

Padraig is a second-year History student at King's, who also goes by Paddy. As Junior Treasurer, he looks forward to an exciting term of spreadsheet management, prudent budgeting, and selling off CULC's gold reserves. In his free time he enjoys helping organise the politics and history societies at King's and writing meta bios.

Socials Officer - culcsocials@gmail.com
Ben Margolis, Robinson College

​Speakers' Officer - culcspeakersofficer@gmail.com
Ben Willis, Jesus College

Ben is a first-year History student at Jesus. As Speakers' Officer he will try to arrange a diverse and interesting range of speakers for Lent Term. Outside his degree and CULC, he is often found complaining about the price of a pint in the college bar or denying that his signed photo of Ed Miliband is the centrepiece of a shrine. 

Campaigns and Constituency Labour Party Liaison Officer - culccampaigns@gmail.com
Lara Parizotto, Girton College

Lara is a first-year HSPS student at Girton College. As Campaign’s Officer she will make sure that canvassers are provided with all the information they need about candidates and local issues so that they are prepared to go out and get the Labour message out. She will work hard to get students registered to vote and active in the local elections coming up. Her main goal is to make students aware of the importance of campaigning for the values they believe in either nationally or in their university campuses.

LGBT+ Officer - culclgbt@gmail.com
Sara Borasio, Girton College

Sara is a first-year HSPS student at Girton. As LGBT+ Officer she will work with the other liberation officers to make sure all CULC events are inclusive, and LGBT+ people will feel comfortable and welcome. In her free time Sara can be found constantly quoting Hamilton lyrics and rereading Harry Potter for the 15th time. She also makes sure to be caught up on the latest episodes of Ru Paul’s Drag Race to apply to sociology essays.

Disabilities and Mental Health Officer - culcdisabilities@gmail.com
Luisa Attfield, Fitzwilliam College

Women's Officer - culcwomen@gmail.com
Ellie Brain, Churchill College

BAME Officer - culcbame@gmail.com
Applications Open

Graduate Officer - culcgraduate@gmail.com
Dan Davison, Selwyn College

Dan is a first-year Sociology PhD student at Selwyn. As a committed socialist-feminist and trade unionist, Dan is keen to involve himself in struggles affecting graduate students in higher education and other workplaces. He also wants to ensure that all graduate students interested in left-wing ideas and causes feel welcome in Labour, even if their involvement in politics only started recently.

ARU Coordinator 
Applications Open 

Freshers' Officer
Joe Farnsworth, Robinson College