Date: Thursday, 19 October 2017
Time: 6PM for 6-30PM start
Venue: Francis Hotel, Queen Square, Bath, BA1 2HH (map)
Dress Code: Smart Casual
The 2017 AGM of OUSoc Bristol and Bath took place at 6:30pm at the Francis Hotel in Bath.
The topic of the annual dinner speech was:
"The truth, the post-truth and the death of truth: Some reflections on the crisis in public life."
The speech was delivered by Professor Robert Vilain, who is Lecturer in German at Christ Church as well as Professor of German and Comparative Literature at the University of Bristol and Warden of Wills Hall.
The following officers and general comittee members were elected, all of them unanimously:
Richard Barnfield, Chair
Christophe Fricker, Secretary
Derek Hawkins, Treasurer
Oleksandr Zhurakovskyi, Web Officer
Bianca Ambrose-Oji
Nicolette Boater
Iain Clamp
Elizabeth Cunningham
Clair Hall
Gemma Pouncy
Come and watch the Boat Races with us!
Date and time: Sunday 3 April, 1:45 onwards
Venue: The Brew House, Bristol BS1 4RR
Date and time: Tuesday 7 December, 7.30 p.m.
Venue: Online (Zoom)
Book: Everything You Ever Wanted Luiza Sauma
Our monthly meetup for a chat over coffee or a drink is currently suspended, but watch this space to find out when it restarts.
Free
Date: Wed, 19 Sep 2018
Time: 7pm
Venue: The Golden Guinea, 19 Guinea St, Bristol BS1 6SX
We will be hosting a get together for freshers about to start at Oxford. This is a chance for the students to make new friends before starting on their Oxford adventure. Current students and alumni are more than welcome to come along.
OUSoc Bristol & Bath is an autonomous group for alumni of the University of Oxford living in Somerset, Wiltshire, and Bristol areas. The group operates independently of the University. Responsibility for this website and any and all activities associated with it are the full responsibility of the group and its organising committee. This website is not maintained, monitored, or in any way under the control of the University of Oxford.
Background images, CC-BY-SA Asierog (Bath), Gothick (Bristol), David Iliff (Duke Humfrey's Library).
