SRC was housed in the Pearce Lodge, the former gatehouse of the University's old site on the High Street which had been reassembled at Gilmorehill. After the Queen Margaret Union relocated to its current location in 1969, the SRC’s offices moved into the then-John McIntyre Building. The building was later renamed to simply the McIntyre Building to reflect that John McIntyre’s gift of £5,000 (equal to around £300,000 in 2010) was donated in memory of his wife Anne. Notable former officers A number of former Students' Representative Council officer bearers have gone on to careers in politics and public service, including: Jamie Hepburn, Member of the Scottish Parliament (Senior Vice-President) Angela Constance, Member of the Scottish Parliament (President, 1991–92) Alasdair Allan, Member of the Scottish Parliament (Senior Vice-President, 1991–92) Ron Donachie, actor (President, 1976–77) (as Ronald Porter) John Lamberton Bell, minister and hymn-writer, Rector of the University (President, 1974–75) Donald Dewar, First Minister of Scotland (Honorary Secretary, 1959–60) Sir William Kerr Fraser, civil servant, Chancellor of the University (President, 1951–52) Robert Gibson, Lord Gibson, Member of Parliament and Chairman of the Scottish Land Court (President, 1910–11) Sir Robert Horne, Chancellor of the Exchequer (President, 1892–93) Liam Fox, Member of Parliament (General Representative, 1981–82) John Nicolson, Member of Parliament (General Representative, 1982–83) Nicola Sturgeon, First Minister of Scotland (General Representative) Alistair Carmichael, Member of Parliament (Unknown, 1982–83) Alberto Costa, Member of Parliament (President, 1995–96) Representation The SRC comprises 47 representatives, four of whom are general representatives and two of whom are first-year representatives. Elections to all positions are held annually in the spring, with a secondary election in the autumn to fill any academic or welfare positions left vacant and to elect general and first-year representatives. In addition to the elected members, the Presidents of the Glasgow University Union, Queen Margaret Union, and Glasgow University Sports Association are invited to attend meetings, as is the immediate Past President of the SRC. The following is the council for the 2022/23 academic year: Sabbatical Officers President - Rinna Väre Vice-President (Education) - Micaela Levesque Vice-President (Student Support) - Hailie Pentleton-Owens Vice-President (Student Activities) - Katie Fish Undergraduate College Convenors Arts - Kayz Kurmaly Medical, Veterinary and Life Sciences - Pak Lam Su Science and Engineering - Temisan Atsegoh Social Sciences - Ross Whip Postgraduate Convenors Arts - Alex Symington Medical, Veterinary and Life Sciences - Ebrahim Makhoul Science and Engineering - Vacant Social