The continued health of the Society depends on nurturing and maintaining close contact with its membership. As current Treasurer I am making the development of a vibrant and active network of LMS representatives a priority. Forty or so members have already agreed to serve in this important role, which is a very positive start. (The names of the current representatives and their universities are listed below.) If there is no representative listed for your institution please contact membership@lms.ac.uk. By the autumn we aim to have representatives at every higher educational institution in the UK. It is essential that your representatives on Council are kept aware of the challenges and opportunities facing mathematics in the UK so that they can reflect your views accurately.
Although the majority of LMS members are pure mathematicians, the Society exists to serve all branches of mathematics – pure, applied and applicable. The diverse research interests of our Presidents over the past decade make this very clear, and our current representatives have a similar wide range of research interests.
Professor Robert Curtis
LMS Treasurer
21 August 2012
The Role of the LMS Representative
Membership
- Encourage membership
- Act as Proposer/Seconder and assist in finding aproposer/seconder
- Encourage local members to vote in the annual LMS Elections
- Act as a local contact for the LMS
Grants
- Promote LMS grants to colleagues
Events and Activities
- Encourage attendance at Regional Meetings
- Promote LMS events & activities e.g. displaying posters, emails to colleagues
Students
- Liaise with student societies
- Encourage membership amongst students
Working with the LMS and other LMS representatives
- Liaise with LMS Regional Representatives and the LMS Treasurer
- Work with other LMS departmental representatives
- Attend an annual LMS Representatives Meeting at De Morgan House
- Regular liaison with De Morgan House, requesting support where needed
- Produce an annual report for the LMS
List of LMS Representatives (October 2012)
Regional Representatives
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Region |
Representative |
Institution |
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MidlandsRegional Rep |
Chris Parker |
Birmingham |
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Northern Regional Rep |
Mike Prest |
Manchester |
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South West & South Wales Rep |
Tomasz Brzezinski |
Swansea |
Representatives
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Institution |
Representative |
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Aberystwyth |
John Gough |
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Bath |
Jonathan Dawes |
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Birkbeck |
Ben Fairbairn |
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Birmingham |
Natalia Petrovskaya |
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Brighton |
Paul Harris |
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| Bristol | Andy Barwell | |
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Cardiff |
Federica Dragoni |
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Chester |
Jason Roberts |
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| City | Radha Kessar | |
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Coventry |
Robert Low |
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Durham |
Norbert Peyerimhoff |
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Edinburgh |
Sue Sierra |
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| Essex | Gerald Williams | |
| Exeter | Nigel Byott | |
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Glasgow |
Brendan Owens |
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Greenwich |
Tony Mann |
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Heriot-Watt |
Anke Wiese |
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| University of Hull | Michael Bingham | |
| Imperial College | Dorothy Buck | |
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KCL |
Yuri Safarov |
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Kent |
Peter Fleischmann |
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| Lancaster | Alexander Belton | |
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Leeds |
Alison Parker |
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Leicester |
Frank Neumann |
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Liverpool |
Jon Woolf |
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Loughborough |
Alexander Veselov |
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| LSE | Jan van den Heuvel | |
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Manchester |
Charles Eaton |
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Newcastle |
Sarah Rees |
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Nottingham |
Martin Edjvet |
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Oxford |
Karin Erdmann |
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| Oxford Brookes | Mary McAlinden | |
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OU |
Phil Rippon |
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| Portsmouth | Andrew Osbaldestin | |
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Plymouth |
Stephen Huggett |
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QMUL |
Rob Wilson |
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QUB |
Martin Mathieu |
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| Reading | Eugen Varvaruca | |
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Salford |
Ray Hill |
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| Sheffield | Kirill Mackenzie | |
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Southampton |
Tim Burness |
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St. Andrews |
Colva Roney-Dougal |
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Strathclyde |
Penny Davies |
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Surrey |
Ian Roulstone |
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| Sussex | Omar Lakkis | |
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Swansea |
Tomasz Brzezinski |
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UCL |
Jason Lotay |
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UEA |
Jonathan Kirby |
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UWE |
Tim Swift |
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Warwick |
John Cremona |
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York |
Stephen Donkin |
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