– Sean Nolan Union Development Officer – Sultan Chaudhury Welfare and Wellbeing Officer – N/A The current Part-Time Officers are: Black and Minority Ethnic Students' Officer – Ella Benson Roberts Disabled Students' Officer – Samuel Ferris Environment & Social Justice Officer – Hope Palfrey & Billy Thornett International Students' Officer – Sharleen Kirubi LGBT+ Students' Officer – Katherine Morris Mature Students' Officer – Daniel McDonald-Smith Women* Students' Officer – Noa Holt Activities Residential associations More commonly called JCRs (junior common rooms) these committees are elected from students in halls to put on social events throughout the year. There is also a Regional Students Association for students who are not living in halls. There is a Presidents' Committee ('Pres Com') where presidents of halls can share best practice. The JCRs are supported by a member of staff called the JCR development worker. Networks There are several student networks chaired by the respective Part-Time Officers. Disabled Students' Network BME Network LGBT Network Mature Students' Network Women's Network Environment and Social Justice Network International Students' Network Student-Run Services The Student-Run Services (SRSs) are set apart from societies since they exist for the benefit of the wider student body. Each Student-Run Service is run by an elected student committee. As of January 2021 there are eight Student Run Services. TEC PA & Lighting – Company providing technical services for SU and external events such as concerts and club nights. The group was founded in the 1940s. Portland Music Library – CD & Record Library running since the 1970s with over 10,000 CDs and 4000 vinyl records available. Impact – the official magazine for students at the University of Nottingham Karnival – Europe's largest student-run charitable organisation – A rag group which raises money for charity New Theatre – Student Theatre company Nightline – Welfare-based telephone listening and information service URN – Student Radio for Nottingham NSTV – Nottingham Student Television, previously known as 'NUTS' or Nottingham Union Television Station. Re-branding took place in 2014. Previous Student Run Services have existed including Week One which put on events in freshers week to welcome new students but was abolished in 2014/2015 after Week One Reps had been found encouraging the chanting of violent necrophilia and sexism. The non-SRS replacement Welcome Program was subsequently established to undertake a similar role to Week One with greater oversight to prevent any repetition of such incidents. Societies & Volunteering The