Organises meetings and is the point of contact for the society from the outside world. Oh, and is deputy president.

Academic issues are at the core of the society. By teaching, and coordinating academic projects, this position is responsible for much of the society's interactions with its members. In charge of the academic support team, runs Maths Cafe/Revision Cafe and organises LaTeX classes; also jointly in charge of (with the talks coordinator) running revision groups in term 3 and crash courses throughout the year.

Responsible for convening talks in all their forms throughout the year: be they Discussion Groups (drawing from a pool of PhD students and enthusiastic members), Careers groups (working with companies and alumni to provide real insight into maths related careers) or Discussion groups specials (hunting down professional mathematicians with something to say). Also jointly in charge of (with academic support) running revision groups in term 3 and crash courses throughout the year.

Responsible for writing and editing the society's revision guides, as well as sending them to the printers and co-ordinating sales with publicity. Perhaps not quite as tough as magazine editor, but just as rewarding.

No real note taking for this one, but they get organise all the socials, unsurprisingly. This involves lots of organising - food, drink, venues, theme, anything else you can think of, and being present at the event to make sure none of the lecturers steal our food.