National Union of Students Scotland - NUS Scotland Chairpersons & Presidents

NUS Scotland Chairpersons & Presidents

The full list of past Chairpersons and Presidents of NUS Scotland are as follows:

Presidents
Years of office Name Institution(s) Faction
1971-72 Doug Henderson University of Strathclyde Broad Left - Labour Party
1972-73 Stuart Paul Heriot-Watt University
1973-75 Doug Harrison Jordanhill College of Education
1975-77 Stewart McIntosh University of Strathclyde
1977-78 Alan Christie Heriot-Watt University
1978-79 Martin Currie Stirling University Broad Left (Young Communist League)
1979-81 Jeanne Freeman Glasgow College of Technology
1981-82 Neil Stewart Aberdeen College of Commerce Labour Students
1982-84 Bob McLean University of Aberdeen Labour Students
1984-86 Alan Smart Jordanhill College of Education Labour Students
1986-88 Pauline McNeill Glasgow College of Building and Printing Labour Students
1988-89 Benny McLaughlin Glasgow College of Technology Labour Students
1989-91 Donna MacKinnon Glasgow College of Technology Labour Students
1991-92 Derek Munn University of Aberdeen Labour Students
1992-94 Jim Murphy University of Strathclyde Labour Students
1994-96 Douglas Trainer University of Strathclyde Labour Students
1996-97 Keith Robson University of Strathclyde Labour Students
1997-98 Shamin Akhtar University of Abertay Dundee Labour Students
1998-2000 Richard Baker Aberdeen University Labour Students
2000-02 Mandy Telford University of Strathclyde Labour Students
2002-04 Rami Okasha Aberdeen University Labour Students
2004-06 Melanie Ward Stirling University Labour Students
2006-08 James Alexander Heriot-Watt University Labour Students (2006/07)
Independent (2007/08)
2008-09 Gurjit Singh University of Strathclyde Organised Independents
2009-11 Liam Burns Heriot-Watt University Independent
2011- Robin Parker University of Aberdeen Independent

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