Colm Jordan

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Colm Jordan was President of the Union of Students in Ireland in 2002-03. He was USI President in 2002-2003 when college fees were threatened to be re-introduced. However a strong counter campaign by USI and others in the student movement led to the shelving of this idea.

A native of Foxrock, Co. Dublin, he was educated at Clonkeen College, Blackrock, before starting a Degree in Business Studies in DIT.

In 1999 he was elected site President of DIT Aungier St, serving for a year, before moving to USI where he served as Education Officer for two years and President for one.

He is currently the Dublin area organiser for Fine Gael.

Preceded by
Richard Hammond
(University College Cork)		 President of the Union of Students in Ireland
2002-03		 Succeeded by
Will Priestly (Trinity College Dublin)


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