Newcastle University Students' Association

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The Newcastle University Students' Association (NUSA) represents undergraduate students at the University of Newcastle, NSW, Australia. The organisation is one of four student organisations at the university (the others being UoN Services Ltd, Campus Central (a student guild at the university's Ourimbah campus), and NUSport) and focuses on advocacy, political representation and organising as well as providing welfare services and supporting a student based food co-operative.

Opus is the name of the monthly magazine produced by NUSA.

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[edit] History

NUSA has long been held by the left factions of the National Union of Students of Australia usually by either the National Broad Left or the National Organisation of Labor Students or more often by the two, cooperatively. Both the NBL and NOLS dissolved in the period of late 2005 and early 2006.

[edit] NUSA Council

NUSA is directed by the NUSA Council which is made up of the NUSA executive, the collective convenors, faculty representatives, first-year representatives and a representative from the colleges. The organisation operates on the basis of student collectives which are convened by office bearers to direct and undertake political campaigns. NUSA is affiliated to the National Union of Students of Australia.

[edit] NUSAC office bearers

Office 2007 2008
Executive
President Megan Clement (GL) Beth Maloney (GL)
Vice President Beth Maloney (GL) Kristofer Gesling (GL)
Education Officer Kristofer Gesling (GL) Ben Mills
Welfare Officer Dean Schubert (until March) Jonathan Moylan (GL)
Jonathan Moylan (from September) (GL)
Media Officers (shared) Allyson Horn (GL) Stephen Schubert
Tim Nash Ivan Dixon
Activities Officer Kathleen Nelson Allyson Horn (GL)
Convenors
Equity Convenor Meegan Allen (until September) Heather Easton
International Students' Officer Eduardo Carvajal (NLC) Eduardo Carvajal (NLC)
Women's co-convenors Heather Easton Hannah Gissane
Erin Haynes Rebecca Amery
Indigenous Students' co-convenors Breanna Lee Casserly Breanna Lee Casserly
Toby Whaleboat Catherine Phoenix
Queer co-convenors Lauren Nutt Talia Barrett
Ben Mills Jessie Brown
Environment co-convenors Alexander Dickson Nadia Raysamperi
Trent Wrightson Matilda Hunt
Faculty representatives
Health faculty representative Rebecca Crisp
Science and IT faculty representatives Jarra Hicks Sarah Cultler
Jack Thieme Roshni Sharma
Nick Rippon
Liam Oakwood
Engineering and Built Environment faculty representatives Elizabeth Knight Timothy Cross
Timothy Cross Joseph Hayes


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