After working as treasurer for a year, I have now switched to Vice President as this role is more fitting with the tasks I complete, which mostly involve planning and organising events as well as finding potential collaboration opportunities with fellow University of Greenwich Societies. During August and September, the committee had several meetings to prepare for the upcoming year, I helped to come up with 12 events for our first term (weekly events) and also later created the event submission forms for the events to be approved by our student union. Some events that I personally came up with and have organised include: Computing and Mathematics School Societies hangout which include the CompTech, Maths and Women in STEM societies; racing game night collaborating with F1 society.

As part of my second year at University, I was treasurer of the games dev society. I restarted it along with 5 of my friends.As well as specifically managing the society's funds, I was also involved in the planning and running of events, creating and maintaining both a Trello Board and Google drive to ensure everyone knew what needed to be done for each event. I often created the concept and finished Instagram posts with artwork from Vik, our Vice president. See https://www.linkedin.com/in/games-development-society/ & https://www.instagram.com/uog_gamesdevsoc/ for more info.

As president of chess society, I run and organise events and help the rest of the committee with their rolesDuring September I essentially set up the society by myself whilst recruiting the committee: I created all social media profiles for the society (Discord, Instagram, Linkedin, Whatsapp Group chat, our university page and chess.com club page); Purchased 10 chess boards for the society to use in events; Ran the chess section of our Student Union Games afternoon and also helped them to get more societies involved, my role as Vice-President of the Games Dev Society also helped with this; Ran our society stall for the University's welcome fair by myself as the rest of the committee, unfortunately, couldn't make it; and finally, Organised and ran our first event in our student bar