Committee

Alex Cox
(President)

Hi, my name’s Alex Cox, a 2nd Year Mining Engineering student. I’m President of the Camborne School of Mines Student Association 2010/11.  Therefore the duty falls to me to make sure that you all have an amazing time this year with both your studies and the huge amounts of brilliant social events, more often than not involving a large amount of beverages.  I enjoy many sporting activities, mainly rugby and I was part of the winning Bottle Match team this year, bringing the Bottle home, to Cornwall.
 
I look forward to meeting you all and introducing you to the Camborne School of Mines way of life. Laboris Gloria Ludi!

William Mason
(Vice President)

'Hi there I'm known as the Milky Bar Kid, As vice president I will be overseeing and making sure that you all indulge yourselves in the Camborne School of Mines spirit. Whilst aiding my fellow committee members with the numerous activities that everyone is welcome to participate in I shall be organising the biggest event of the year, the annual dinner for past and present students. CSM has had a huge influence on me and I am willing to show you the ropes.

I look forward to welcoming you all to Camborne School of Mines.'



 



James Collins
(Treasurer)

Hey boys and girls, my name is James and I’m studying Applied Geology. I hail from the fair city of Liverpool and shall be looking after your money.
 I’ll be excepting ‘donations’ at the bar of Weatherspoons Falmouth on a regular basis (in the form of various liquids or even a packet of crisps).
I say bring on 2nd year and if you need anything let me know – I’m not hard to find!







Nathan Vyas
(Sports Chair)

Hey, I'm Nathan and I am the 2010/11 Camborne School of Mines Sports Chair. I'm going to try and make sure everything goes smoothly in the way of our sports clubs this year as we try and retain the bottle.   

Cesar Fernandes
(International Students Representative)

Luke Rogers
(Webmaster)

I am Luke, I am the small imp that lives in the deepest darkest cavern of Holmans living off moldy pasty crusts that freshers have thrown at me over the years. My job is really propaganda, I accumulate all of the useless information that the committee on the surface chucks down the shaft and re-organise it so that fellow students believe that they actually do something, I then translate it into a series of binary digits which is then loaded to the world wide interweb. I have been told I will be freed after worldwide domination by Sam Baker.