The new committee was elected on 8th March. Congratulations to the new committee members:
President: Marton Price
Secretary: Zoltán Szenczi
Treasurer: Péter Juhász
Events&Publicity Officer: Emese Thamó & Ágnes Szuda
Access Officer: Attila Szabó
The new committee was elected on 8th March. Congratulations to the new committee members:
President: Marton Price
Secretary: Zoltán Szenczi
Treasurer: Péter Juhász
Events&Publicity Officer: Emese Thamó & Ágnes Szuda
Access Officer: Attila Szabó
This year’s Elections will take place during the Annual General Meeting. For info about the meeting click here or visit the facebook event
Please find the nominees for the next academic years, and their manifestos below.
Márton P. Price
Proposed by: Bence Börcsök. Seconded by: Bence Bánhalmi.
Manifesto
Zsófia Sophansay
Proposed by: Márton P. Price.
Manifesto
Zoltán Szenczi
Proposed by: Bence Börcsök.
Manifesto
Péter Juhász
Proposed by: Márton P. Price. Seconded by: Bence Börcsök.
Manifesto
Attila Szabó
Proposed by: György Bencskó. Seconded by: Márton P. Price.
Manifesto
Ágnes Szuda together with Emese Thamó
Proposed by: Anna Kalmár. Seconded by: Márton P. Price.
Manifesto
The Cambridge University Hungarian Society holds its Annual General Meeting and the elections of next years committee positions on Sunday 9th March in the Boys Smith Room, Fisher Building of St. John’s College (Note the change in venue!). Join our Facebook evenet here.
The list of people running for positions and their manifestos are found below. We are still looking for applications for External Officer and General Member.
President
Bence Börcsök with Bence Bánhalmi as Vice-President
Nominated by Márton Mester and Gerald Mako
Manifesto
Secretary
Anna Kalmár
Nominated by Bence Bánhalmi
Manifesto
György Bencskó
Nominated by Máté Nászai
Manifesto
Junior Treasurer
Marton Price
Nominated by Bence Börcsök
Manifesto
Events and Publicity Officer
Márton Mester
Nominated by Rita Pencz
Manifesto
Róza Vőfély
Nominated by Bence Bánhalmi
Manifesto
Access Officer
Eszter Rónai
Nominated by Bence Börcsök
Manifesto
German formal on 20th November