The Queens’ College Junior Combination Room (JCR), a.k.a QJCR, is the union of undergraduate students at Queens’ College, Cambridge. It is led by the JCR Committee, elected to collate and express the views of JCR members and enhance the community with social events, welfare initiatives and more, all in accordance with the constitution and policy of the JCR.
Hi everyone, im the JCR President, which means I represent the entire JCR student body’s voice, as well as bringing issues and concerns raised by the students to college, along with the assistance of the relevant officers on the committee
I’m responsible for organising the Big QJCR Survey, representing Queens’ Undergraduates at the SU’s Student Council and deputising for the President. Contact me if you want to raise any points related to the Big QJCR Survey or the day to day running of the JCR Committee.
As Secretary, I manage the JCR social media accounts, keep minutes at every JCR weekly meeting, write and distribute the newsletter, and run the JCR elections. I also serve as a point of contact for external organisations and individuals wanting to work with the JCR. Feel free to get in touch if you have any questions and follow @queensjcr on Instagram!
My role involves allocating the JCR budget, ensuring the many societies and events for undergraduates at Queen’s are appropriately funded and sorting out college stash. I’m always keen to hear how we can more effectively assign the JCR funding to benefit Queens’ students, so please do get in touch with your ideas and suggestions!
As the Qents president, I run the social events at Queens, including bops and Bounce. Please contact me if you have any ideas for future bops or an event you want to run.
As Access Officer I am responsible for supporting the various college outreach schemes such as the SU shadowing scheme, Queens’ Roadshow, and supporting the work of the wonderful Queens’ Ambassadors. I’m always looking for ways to support disadvantaged students seeking to study at Cambridge.
Contact me for queries regarding accommodation at Queens’, accommodation allocation procedures, suggestions for improving college facilities, etc! (Specific personal requests, e.g. room bookings, excess residency, etc, should be directed to [email protected])
The Academics Officer tends to all academic matters at Queens’, including library matters and University Challenge.
As disabilities officer, my main role is to represent the perspectives and concerns of disabled students on the JCR. Contact me regarding any questions around accessibility and inclusivity at college as well as more generally about disabled life at Cambridge and useful resources.
Hi I’m the environment officer, contact me to raise environmental concerns, project ideas, or suggestions, and for info on getting more involved in climate justice in Cambridge :)
Email es2094 with your application by Friday 17th 11:59PM to apply!
As your Sports and Societies Officer, I promote our college societies and encourage people to get involved, as well as running events like a Sports Day with our Oxford sister college. I also organise the Sports and Societies Fair in Freshers’ Week to give everyone a chance to sign up to Queens’ societies. Do get in touch if you have any questions or suggestions, and go follow @queens_societies on Instagram!
As trans and non-binary welfare officer I advocate for the trans and non-binary students in our community, distribute the Gender Expression Fund and hold events alongside our LGBTQ+ officer.
As your Women’s Welfare Officer, I’m here to support you with anything related to your wellbeing. From making sure you have access to menstrual and sexual health products to organising interactive talks. Please don’t hesitate to reach out to me with any welfare concerns - big or small.
Contact me for any welfare and wellbeing issues, questions about welfare staff, and concerns regarding how and where to get the right mental health support for you at Queens’ and in Cambridge!
I’m responsible for representing the different faith groups at Queens’ and making sure that everybody feels safe and heard. Contact me if you’d like to know more about the faith centre, or if you’re concerned about religious discrimination in any form.
As freps, we’re responsible for making the transition from school to uni as smooth as possible during freshers’ week, the 2nd years’ half way hall, and representing 2nd years to the college. If you have any suggestions, improvements, or complaints, just reach out :)
Email es2094 with your application by Friday 17th 11:59PM to apply!
As the Computer Officer, I manage the qjcr website and assist with IT-related matters. If you have any suggestions for either, or need any help, drop me an email. For speicific queens’ IT issues, I probably can’t do anything, so please contact the lovely queens IT team at [email protected]