Committee

The ANU Medical Students’ Society Committee consists of 29 positions that are held by students in all four years of the ANU Medical Program. Most positions are contested at the Annual General Meeting (AGM) held in Semester 2 each year.

Please do not hesitate to contact any committee member, who all welcome enquiries related to their role – be it academic, social or support-related.

Committee Structure

Meet the Committee

Executive

Christine Ishak
(she/her)
President

Paba Hettiarachchi
(she/her)
Vice President

Laura Wecker
(she/her)
Secretary

Dean Popovski
(he/him)
Treasurer

Portfolio Holders

Benjamin Mead
(he/him)
Academic and Advocacy Officer

Nesha Gezer
(she/her)
Alumni Officer

Ryan Bartlett
(he/him)
AMA Representative

Jens Christensen
(he/him)
AMSA Representative

Emaan Yellon
(she/her)
Design and Communication Coordinator

Supipi Raynayake
(she/her)
Equity Officer

TBD
(X/X)
Graduation Ball Chair

Natalie Gordon
(she/her)
Indigenous Student Representative

Vanessa Goh
(she/her)
International Student Representative

Ellie Randall
(she/her)
IT Officer

Yoonji Seo
(she/her)
Merchandise Officer

Charlotte Chen
(she/her)
Publications Officer

Papa Amponn-Nyamekye
(he/him)
Rural Representative

Mel Gezer
(she/her)
Social Representative

James Marshall
(he/him)
Sponsorship Officer

Emily Ryan
(she/her)
Wellbeing Officer

Ainsley Somers
(she/her)
Women’s Officer

Year Representatives

Cat Walsh
(she/her)
Year 1 General Representative

Emily Vohralik
(she/her)
Year 1 Academic Representative

Edwin Hur-Thompson
(he/him)
Year 2 General Representative

Sarah Fan
(she/her)
Year 2 Academic Representative

Tally Golembiewski
(he/him)
Year 3 General Representative

Fika Ihsan
(she/her)
Year 3 Academic Rep

Henry Carter
(he/him)
Year 4 General Representative

Catherine Moore
(she/her)
Year 4 Academic Representative

The ANU Medical Students’ Society acknowledges the Ngunnawal people as the traditional and sovereign custodians of the land where our members live and study. We acknowledge their continued connection to their culture, the land, the sky, and the waterways. We pay our respects to their Elders past, present, and emerging.

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