Reuben College Graduate Common Room welcomes new Executive Committee
As of Trinity Term, Reuben College has welcomed a new Executive Committee for the Graduate Common Room (GCR). The six student officers will work closely with staff and the wider student body to represent graduate voices and support a positive student experience. Meet the new committee below, who will serve in their posts until the beginning of Trinity Term, 2027.
Meet the GCR Executive Committee
Anna Greer: President
Auto Intelligent Machines and Systems (EPSRC CDT), 2025
I am excited to be President of the GCR so we can celebrate the diversity of our college, strengthen our relationship with the rest of the Oxford community, and take advantage of what Reuben College has to offer to make it a fun and lively place to be.
Jonathan Ryan: Secretary
Healthcare Data Science (EPSRC CDT), 2025
"I look forward to helping to maintain the welcoming community at Reuben and keeping members up to date via weekly newsletters."
Austin Andrews: Treasurer
Healthcare Data Science (EPSRC CDT), 2024
"This year I am most looking forward to contributing more significantly to life at Reuben in my role as Treasurer. Especially by boosting the success of the GCR’s social events."
Raymond van Rijn: Vice President for Academic Affairs
DPhil Chemistry, 2025
"I look forward to celebrating and showcasing the research pursuits of our student body, and strengthening Reuben's profile of academic excellence. I am excited to work with College leadership and my fellow GCR members to deliver an engaging academic programme over the next year!"
Laura Marcon: Vice President for Community Affairs
DPhil Chemistry, 2025
"I'm looking forward to celebrating the strength and diversity of our lovely community. My goal is to create more chances for us to connect, support one another, and make this college feel like home."
Rory Halsall: Vice President for Social Affairs
DPhil Engineering Science, 2025
"I am looking forward to helping bring the Reuben bar to life, and helping everyone enjoy what Oxford has to offer!"
From left to right: Laura Marcon, Anna Greer, Austin Andrews, Raymond van Rijn, Jonathan Ryan, and Rory Halsall. Image credit: Simon Devenport.
