St Hilda's College JCR – Information for current and prospective JCR members.

Welcome to the St Hilda’s College JCR. This website provides information on activities, events, and people in college and has been designed for current and prospective students.

The St. Hilda’s JCR holds meetings at 7pm on Sundays of even weeks, for more information about JCR meetings, and how to submit motions, click here!

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by sthildasoxfordjcr 5 months ago
Last chance to get your telethon application in – don’t miss the chance to start the summer with over £700! Visit https://www.smartsurvey.co.uk/s/STHILDAS2021/ to learn more and apply by the end of Sunday (14 March). You can email Fran in the Development Office at francesca.woodcock @st-hildas .ox.ac.uk if you have any questions.
by sthildasoxfordjcr 5 months ago
Happy International Women's Day! Here's a guide of books, YouTube videos and documentaries to help you celebrate and to educate you on intersectional issues Credit to Isobel Montgomery, St Hilda's College MCR Women's Officer and LGBTQ Officer
by sthildasoxfordjcr 5 months ago
Humans of Hilda's I come from an area in Dorset that can be quite close-minded, with pretty limited opportunities. There has been a sharp decline in the quality of local services in recent years with the complete overhaul of the schooling system directly affecting my year group’s transition to secondary school. Here, my mum and I have lived in a shared flat above a bank for my whole life. This quite odd way to grow up, has however, in a way, prepared me for university. Having to live with different people you’ve just met kind of feels normal to me
by sthildasoxfordjcr 16 hours ago
Welcome freshers and current JCR members! This week we’ll be introducing our amazing JCR committee for the upcoming year - as always, if you have any questions, feel free to drop us a message If you’re a fresher, don’t forget to follow the freps’ Instagram @sthildasfreshersweek2021 where they’ll be updating you on all things fresher’s week Can’t wait to meet you all!
by sthildasoxfordjcr 3 months ago
OXFORD STUDENTS BOOK YOUR TABLE FOR HILDAS ENTZ X A’WHORA @ PLUSH General release for non-Hilda’s students for Hildas Entz x A’whora!!!!! Hilda’s Entz are incredibly excited to announce that A’WHORA from Ru Paul’s Drag Race UK will be gracing us with her presence at PLUSH on MONDAY 24th MAY from 10.30pm-2.30am!! A'Whora will also be performing but due to COVID and the layout of Plush, the performance will unfortunately not be visible from tables up for general release, but you will still get the meet and greet and a table for the whole night included in the price!! Tables
by sthildasoxfordjcr 3 months ago
***FREE TICKETS for Sustainable Food, Agriculture and Activism Panel and Speakers REVEALED*** TICKET LINK: https://buytickets.at/sthildasenvironmentandethics/525025 (bio) I’m utterly elated to announce to you all who will be speaking on the E&E panel on Tuesday 18th (4th week) at 8pm UK time… *Lana Weidgenant * Lana is a climate justice and food systems activist originally from Brazil and currently studying in the United States. Her motivation is to transform global food production and consumption in such a way that we fight climate change while also ending hunger, advancing human rights, and uplifting nature and biodiversity. It would be near-impossible to list
by sthildasoxfordjcr 4 months ago
OUR TURN TO RETURN Prescom have launched a government petition and social media drive campaigning for all students to be allowed to return to university by the beginning of term. There's currently no government guidance about returning to university next term, so here's your chance to have your say if you want to go back! All students (including those who are back at university) can sign the petition at: https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/582345 (link in bio).
by sthildasoxfordjcr 16 hours ago
Hi! I’m Mina (she/her) and your JCR President for the next year. I’m a medical student from Oxford and a proud Hildabeast!! Over this coming year, I’ll be working closely with the Executive committee and wider JCR committee to ensure that Hilda’s continues to be a wonderful place for students. My main role as President is to voice the opinions and concerns of the JCR, acting as a representative of both the JCR in meetings with college staff and of the Hilda’s undergraduate body in university-wide meetings. Looking forward to meeting you all soon, and feel free to message me
by sthildasoxfordjcr 9 hours ago
Hey I’m Roza (she/her) and I am from Dorset, studying Biology. I’m just your average girl boss woman in STEM who enjoys playing sport, especially football, along with arts and crafts among other things. I’ll be your VP this year - my role is to chair the weekly JCR meetings and basically assist with anything that needs doing. So if you don’t know who to ask then ask me and I’ll point you in the right direction!
by sthildasoxfordjcr 2 months ago
Lovely to have @aliabdaal and @sheengurrib visit our college site for a tour led by our JCR Access Officer @saarahkarim & Welfare Officer @zxynab .ahmedxo!
by sthildasoxfordjcr 2 months ago
Humans of Hilda's I grew up in Leicestershire and attended a local state school. I always enjoyed school and spent a lot of time reading and studying. I was extremely lucky to have parents that really valued education and found ways to encourage my education and expand my horizons even in times of significant financial difficulty. My secondary school pushed bright and academic students towards the sciences and I was advised by many members of staff against my A level choices (maths, French and history). Looking back now, I think this was well-intentioned but ill-informed advice based on a misconception
by sthildasoxfordjcr 5 months ago
Humans of Hilda's Coming from a state school in North Yorkshire, through all of my adolescence it was football rather than academics which was my utmost and only priority. I spent my life barely maintaining average grades whilst spending almost all my time on the football pitch. Because of the social connotations of doing well in school, it was almost impossible to maintain my circle of friends whilst getting good grades. The Christmas before my GCSEs, I made the conscious decision to start working and this really introduced me to the world of academia, providing me with a huge amount