HARPER FORUM’S NEW FACES
Posted 8 May 2003
THE HARPER FORUM society at Harper Adams University College, near Newport, has appointed a new committee to build upon the great work of the previous committee over the last three years.Headed up by John R-McIsaac, as President, the eight-man committee has been appointed to bring even more vitality to the Forum: John R-McIsaac President Edward Jones Vice-president Matt Hill Secretary Charles Reeves Treasurer Stephen Siddom Promotions Tom Chilcott Promotions David Martin Committee member Jason Pike Committee member
The committee has already started the process of updating the web site at http://www.harper-adams.ac.uk/studentunion/inner_pages/harper_forum.htm and drawn up a list of prospective speakers for next year, which will be published very soon.
John McIsaac said: “We want to build on the excellent reputation the Forum already has, strengthening links with industry and the professions.”
Members of the public are welcome to attend the regular meetings, usually held on Thursday evenings, during term-time.
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Notes to Editors: For further information, please contact: Stephen Siddom; E-mail: 12093600@harper-adams.ac.uk Tom Chilcott; E-mail: 12050900@harper-adams.ac.uk John R-McIsaac; Phone: +44 (0) 7816 208 874 or E-mail: jrmcisaac@btopenworld.com
The Harper Forum is a student run society that invites key players, from the various fields where the university has influence, to give up to the minute presentations on topical issues. Subjects covered may be in the news, or perhaps a ‘heads-up’ on new technologies, policies or methodologies emerging. It is an opportunity for students, staff and members of the public from the area to learn directly what is happening, or more importantly what is about to happen.
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