The National Federation of Atheist, Humanist and Secular Student Societies

1. Homepage
2. About Us
1. Our Team
2. National Conference
3. Contact Us
3. What We Do
1. Society Running Guide
2. Awareness Weeks
3. Secular Future
4. Press Information
1. Press releases
2. Press coverage
5. Membership
1. Our Members
2. Affiliates
6. Events
1. Photos

Our Team

The AHS is not just run for students, but by students as well. The organisation is run by the Committee: an elected body made up of students from each of our member societies. The Committee are the main decision-making body of the AHS and shape the direction of the organisation.

Each full member of the AHS is given two seats on the Committee - one for the president of the society and the other to an elected representative. These change on a yearly basis so if you want to help shape the AHS why not stand for AHS Representative at the next election of your society?

The Executive

You can find out more about our current Executive here.

Officers

You can find out more about our officers here.

Board of Trustees

To ensure the organisation is operating within the bounds of the law and to bring some experience to the organisation as well as holding the organisation's assets in trust, our board of trustees watches over the organisation. You can find out more about our trustees here.

Regional Representatives

Regional representatives are the point of contact for existing and prospective student societies in each region of the UK.  They hold socials to encourage networking and coordinated campaigning, workshops to train society leaders, and provide hands-on support at Freshers' Fairs, Awareness Weeks, and in transitional periods.  Reps will help to sustain societies by implementing our ‘Adopt A Society’ program for alumni, as well as providing a voice for their region in the AHS.

The AHS has based its regional representative scheme on UCAS' 12 regions spanning the UK.  Our appointed regional reps are:

East Midlands - Fran Bull (Warwick Atheists),
North East – Ellis Pugh (Durham),
North West - Sam Ajderian (Liverpool),
South East - Richy Thompson (Oxford),
South West - Ray Thomas,
Wales - Ray Thomas, Ellis Pugh,
West Midlands – Fran Bull (Warwick)
Yorkshire & Humberside - Nicola Young Jackson (Leeds). 

We have three regions currently unrepresented: Eastern, Northern Ireland, and Scotland. The application for a rep for Greater London is underway.