key support person and mentor for all students on the floor. This team is accountable to the Dean. Members of this team are appointed by the College. The Academic Team is led by the Senior Academic Tutors and consists of eight Academic Coordinators, who are responsible for supporting students in their faculty and coordinating the 45+ academic tutors employed by the College. The Academic Team is accountable to the Director of Learning. Members of this team are appointed by the College. The College Club Committee is an elected student representative body and is responsible for organising a wide range of sporting, arts, cultural, environmental, charitable and social events throughout the year, as well as coordinating inter-college events with other college clubs in Adelaide and around Australia. All undergraduate residents of the college are members of the College Club (or "Junior Common Room"). The College Club Committee work with College staff and other student leaders to promote a positive campus culture. Campus First year students are allocated single rooms in one of the three co-residential dormitory buildings on campus: Newland (3 floors), Downer House (3 floors) and East Wing (top 2 floors). Individual rooms are provided with Internet and phone connections, and there are shared laundry and bathroom facilities on each floor. All rooms and external doors are accessed by individual smart card locks. More senior students may apply for specific rooms within the dormitory buildings, the much sought-after Hawker House mansion, or one of the many apartments with self-contained kitchen, lounge and bathroom facilities. Each floor (or building in the case of Hawker House and the flats) has a designated Residential Advisor who provides wellbeing support to students living on the floor. Downer House This residence (designed by Rowland Rees for Sir John Downer in 1877) was the first building to be acquired by the college. It now houses college administration, the Junior and Senior Common Rooms, an academic tutor's apartment and computing and printing facilities. A draft of Australia's Constitution was prepared in the building's ballroom in 1897. Newland Building This was the first of the college's dedicated dormitory accommodation, completed in six stages from 1926 to 1964. The architect Walter Bagot drew inspiration from precedents in Oxford and Cambridge, as was the norm for Australian colleges at this time. Memorial Building Also completed in stages, "Memorial" (named for the students who fell in World War II) was intended