St Mark’s College is excited to announce the 2020 student leader teams. Students are the life of the College and take personal responsibility for establishing a healthy, respectful, inclusive and welcoming culture.  This is fostered through a strong focus on student governance and accountability, which provides strong peer support throughout the College community.

St Mark’s College student leaders also get a head start in their career and personal life by taking on leadership responsibilities and accountability.  It provides invaluable preparation for the workforce, teaching them to develop resilience and an understanding of themselves, their strengths and areas for development.

There are a range of student leadership positions available at St Mark’s College, including both staff-appointed and student-elected roles.

Congratulations to the following student leaders, we look forward to your contributions in 2020.

2020 College Club Committee
Elected by their fellow students, the College Club Committee are responsible for organising social, sporting, community, charitable, arts and cultural events throughout the year. The development of their organisation and communication skills, along with significant event management experience, are highly transferable beyond College life.  The College Club Executive Team consists of the President, Vice President, Secretary and Treasurer.

Position	Name	Home Town	Course
President	Nicholas Marzohl	Alice Springs, NT	UA:  Bachelor of Psychology
Vice President	Riley Glynn	Mt Gambier, SA	USA: Bachelor of Psychological Science
Treasurer	Isaac Montefiore	Alice Springs, NT	USA: Bachelor of Construction Management and Economics
Secretary	Carmen Joubert	Jamestown, SA	EC:  Bachelor of Health Sciences (Nutritional & Dietetic Medicine)
Sports Officers	Taylor Glover	Yeelanna, SA	UA: Bachelor of Criminology
	Daniel Robson	Alice Springs, NT	UA: Bachelor of Economics/Bachelor of Finance
Equity Officers	Kaidy Morgan	Coulta, SA	UA: Bachelor of Agricultural Sciences
	Max Politis	Darwin, NT	UA: Bachelor of Medicine/Bachelor of Surgery
Merchandise	Alice McKenzie	Port Pirie South, SA	FL: Bachelor of Science (Animal Behaviour) (Hons)
Sponsorship and Charitable	Corey Finlay	Orroroo, SA	USA: Bachelor of Business (Sport and Recreation Management)
Social Officers	Georgie Kotz	Point Cook, VIC	UA: Bachelor of Arts
	Matt Mouvet	Mildura, VIC	FL: Bachelor of Education
Arts and Cultural	Yemaya Coleman-Smith	Port Lincoln, SA	UA: Bachelor of Music

Dean’s Leadership Team (DLT)
Assistant Dean
The role of the Assistant Dean is to assist students in various ways when needed, to encourage behaviour in line with the College’s behavioural expectations and to liaise between the College staff and students. A senior leader within the College, the Assistant Dean also supports the Dean in managing the DLT.

Position	Names	Home Town	Course	Year in Course in 2020
Assistant Deans	Chad Lennon	Alice Springs, NT	UA: Bachelor of Health and Medical Sciences	4th year
	Bronte Phillips	Loxton, SA	FL: Bachelor of Nutrition and Dietetics	4th year

Senior Residential Advisor
The Senior Residential Advisor is responsible for leading the Residential Advisor team to create a safe, respectful and enjoyable College experience for the students on their floor/building. They encourage and role model responsible and respectful behaviour and liaise between the College staff and students. In addition, the Senior Residential Advisors participate in meetings of various bodies, carry out inspections of College property and undertake some administrative duties.

Residential Advisor (RA)
Residential Advisors are responsible for role modelling the behaviours expected within the College community, and actively support the wellbeing and academic success of its students. They are the first point of contact for personal and academic problems and can advise students on additional support structures within the College community and the wider community.

Position	Names	Home Town	Course	Year in Course in 2020
Senior Residential Advisor	Sagar Elangovan	Brisbane, QLD	UA Bachelor of Medicine/Bachelor of Surgery	2nd/6th year
Residential Advisor	Abby Goodwin	Whyalla, SA	FL: Bachelor of Paramedic Science	3rd year
	Adam Burford	Yacka, SA	UA: Bachelor of Science (Mineral Geoscience)	3rd year
	Ben Jenner	Mt Gambier, SA	UA: Bachelor of Commerce (Accounting)	3rd year
	Isobel McFarlane	Armidale, VIC	UA: Bachelor of Medicine/Bachelor of Surgery	3rd year
	Jack Brady	Buderim, QLD	UA: Bachelor of Commerce	2nd year
	Kaitlin Beltakis	Mt Gambier, SA	UA: Bachelor in Health and Medical Science (Advanced)	2nd year
	Lukas Egger	Hamilton, VIC	UA: Bachelor of Medicine/Bachelor of Surgery	3rd year
	Tessa Megaw	Mt Gambier, SA	MW: Bachelor of Education (Primary and Middle)	3rd year
	Travis Kuchel	Clare, SA	UA: Bachelor of Engineering (Honours)(Civil and Structural)/Bachelor of Finance	3rd year
	Morgan Hill	Nightcliff, NT	UA: Bachelor of Nursing (Pre-registration)	3rd year

Senior Academic Tutor
The role of the Senior Academic Tutor is to assist students in the positive transition from school to university life and provide support to ensure academic success and resilience. Working closely with the Director of Learning, the portfolio includes coordinating the tutorial program with the Academic Tutors and ensuring all students are aware of and able to access the academic support at the College.  They are also a member of the Library Sub-Committee.

Academic Coordinator
Academic Coordinators play an important role and are responsible for coordinating the academic and career program for the faculty, including coordinating and supporting the relevant tutoring team, run faculty dinners and career events, support new students with their transition into university as well as providing mentoring and personal support to all students in their faculty.

Position	Name	Home Town	Course	Year in Course 2020
Senior Academic Tutor	Ashlee Nichol	Castlemaine, VIC	UA: Bachelor of Medicine/Bachelor of Surgery	4th year
Academic Tutors	Names	Home Town	Course	Year in Course in 2020
Agriculture	Gemma Nunn	Bordertown, SA	UA: Bachelor of Agricultural Sciences	2nd year
Allied Health	Olivia Watt	Mildura, VIC	UA: Bachelor of Health and Medical Sciences	3rd year
Arts & Education	Tori Martin	Berri, SA	MG: Bachelor of Education (Junior Primary and Primary)	3rd year
Business	Benjamin Joy	Aldinga Beach, SA	UA: Bachelor of Commerce (Corporate Finance)	3rd year
Engineering & Architecture	Mitchell Paull	Geraldton, WA	UA: Bachelor of Engineering in Aerospace Engineering	3rd year
Law	Aidan Jones	Quantong, VIC	Bachelor of Laws	3rd year
Medicine, Nursing & Dentistry	Danielle Boniface	Pymble, NSW	UA: Bachelor of Medicine/Bachelor of Surgery	3rd year
Science	Lacey Burston	Mt Gambier, SA	UA: Bachelor of Engineering in Chemical Engineering double/combined degrees	3rd year

Library Assistant
The Library Assistant works collaboratively with the Librarian to ensure the effective running of the Academic Centre and ensuring students are utilising the Academic Centre and Learning Commons facilities in a respectful manner.

Position	Names	Home Town	Course	Year in Course in 2020
Library Assistant	Ryan Williams	Penola, SA	UA: Bachelor of Medicine/Bachelor of Surgery	3rd year
	Lacey Burston (continuing)	Mt Gambier, SA	Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Chemical and Pharmaceutical)	3rd year

Arts Coordinator
The Arts Coordinator directly manages all facets of the College’s annual arts and cultural events. They work in close collaboration with the College Club Committee and elected Directors to create a contemporary, rich and vibrant performing arts program.

Position	Names	Home Town	Course	Year in Course in 2020
Arts Coordinator	Josh Phillips	Port Lincoln, SA	UA Bachelor of Music	3rd year

Gym Officer
The Fitness and Gym Officers take responsibility for the provision of health and physical fitness opportunities at College. They develop programs throughout the year to cater to a diverse range of fitness levels and interests.

Position	Names	Home Town	Course	Year in Course in 2020
Gym Officer	Dan Robson	Alice Springs, NT	UA: Bachelor of Economics/Bachelor of Finance	2nd year

St Mark’s College students stand out from the crowd when the time comes to enter the workforce. For more information on leadership opportunities offered at St Mark’s College click here.