The Committee
The Committee consists of members across all current years of Dentistry. The committee’s purpose is to organise and facilitate dentistry-related academic and non-academic events. The committee also serves as the student body’s voice, raising and discussing concerns with academic staff. Certain positions are only available to certain year levels of Dentistry.
President
Joa Son
Vice President
Carly Featherstone (she/her)
Secretary
Charli McKinley (she/her)
Treasurer
Ibaadat Sidhu(she/her)
Sponsorship Coordinator
Gabrielle Carbajal (she/her)
Academic President
Ryan Anderson (he/him)
Social President
Eihab Ibrahim (he/him)
IT Officer
Jonathan Mapfumo (he/him)
Sponsorship Officer
Allen Guo (he/him)
Sponsorship Officer
TBD
Sports Co-ordinator
Murray Macpherson (he/him)
Charity and Wellbeing Coordinator
Bhasura Hemachandra (he/him)
Publication and Media Officer
Dustin Drever (he/him)
5th Year Social Rep
Callum Lupton (he/him)
4th Year Social Rep
Georgia Berry (she/her)
3rd Year Social Rep
Joa Son (she/her)
2nd Year Social Rep
Dorian Korab (she/her)
1st Year Social Rep
TBD
5th Year Academic Rep
Luca Mayne (she/her)
4th Year Academic Rep
Grace Reid (she/her)
3rd Year Academic Rep
Mark Makram (he/him)
2nd Year Academic Rep
Maitreyi Hariharan (she/her)
1st Year Academic Rep
TBD
5th Year Clinical Rep
Ponni Murimuthu (she/her)
4th Year Clinical Rep
Carly Featherstone (she/her)
3rd Year Clinical Rep
Cody Tomkins (he/him)
International Student Rep
Nimrit Mangat (she/her)
Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Rep
Grace Reid (she/her)
Charity and Wellbeing Officer
Tanisha Dunuwille (she/her)
Charity and Wellbeing Officer
TBD
ADSA Liasion Officer
Arushi Joshi (she/her)
Pride Officer
TBD
The Constitution
The Constitution is the basis of JCUDSA and determines what actions are taken and the procedures that need to be followed. Below you will find a PDF copy of The Constitution. Feel free to download and peruse it. It is a useful document to familiarise yourself with if you are considering to run for a position in The Committee. All students wishing to run for election must thoroughly read the constitution.