TRINITY 2012 Committee
PresidentsMargot French (Hertford) & Louise Murgatroyd (Hertford)
Presidents-Elect for Michaelmas 2013
Charlotte Moss (Magdalen) & Kathryn Smith (University)
Secretaries
William Heywood (Trinity) & James Marriott (Lincoln)
Treasurer
Matthew Bornholt (Hertford)
Social Secretaries
David Mason (Oriel) & William Hodkins (New College)
Publicity Officer
Emma Harper (Keble)
Graduate Officer
Edward Hicks (St. Anne's)
IT Officer
Leah Robinson (University)
Standing Committee (Michaelmas 2012)
Josh Platt (Hertford)
Max Dixon (Hertford)
Helen Hillman (Wadham)
Sharondeep Shergill (Oriel)
Hannah McDermott (Oriel)
Sihong Lin (St Hilda's)
Alice Goldman (Hertford)Russell Black (Brasenose)
Joseph Massey (Hertford)
Hubert Han (Keble)
Honorary Patron
Lord Lamont of Lerwick
Baron Lamont of Lerwick, PC (Norman Lamont) was a prominent figure at the centre of British politics for almost fifteen years. He served as a Cabinet Minister under both Margaret Thatcher and John Major, holding the office of Chancellor of the Exchequer between 1990 and 1993. Lord Lamont was heavily involved in the political and economic reforms of the Thatcher era, and served as Minister for the Departments of Energy, Defence and Industry during his tenure.
Lord Lamont was made a Conservative Life Peer in 1998 and sat on the House of Lords Economic Affairs Committee. He has been the Honorary Patron of OUHS since June 2007.
Lord Lamont of Lerwick
Baron Lamont of Lerwick, PC (Norman Lamont) was a prominent figure at the centre of British politics for almost fifteen years. He served as a Cabinet Minister under both Margaret Thatcher and John Major, holding the office of Chancellor of the Exchequer between 1990 and 1993. Lord Lamont was heavily involved in the political and economic reforms of the Thatcher era, and served as Minister for the Departments of Energy, Defence and Industry during his tenure.
Lord Lamont was made a Conservative Life Peer in 1998 and sat on the House of Lords Economic Affairs Committee. He has been the Honorary Patron of OUHS since June 2007.
Senior Member
Professor Laurence Brockliss
Professor Laurence Brockliss, M.A., D.Phil, is a Fellow of Magdalen College and a Professor of Early Modern French History. He specialises in the history of education, science and medicine in Early Modern France and Britain and has a general interest in the history of European ideas.
Professor Laurence Brockliss
Professor Laurence Brockliss, M.A., D.Phil, is a Fellow of Magdalen College and a Professor of Early Modern French History. He specialises in the history of education, science and medicine in Early Modern France and Britain and has a general interest in the history of European ideas.
