THE AGA COMMITTEE
The Adelaide Gamers' Association Committee of Management runs the administrative side of the Association. It's the Committee's job to look after club finances, represent the general membership in all matters, and make sure that the club runs from day to day.
There are currently nine members of the AGA Committee. Each Committee member volunteers their time and services by standing for election at the AGA's Annual General Meeting (AGM), with the members of the AGA voting on who to elect to the Committee.
The Committee meets on the first Sunday of each month (whenever possible) to discuss Association business. In general anyone is invited to attend Committee meetings if they wish to raise an issue to the Committee.
The Committee notice board is located to the right-hand side of the main entrance to the AGA premises. Usually you'll find important notices such as the minutes of the last Committee meeting, financial statements, and copies of the club charter and rules pinned up there.
A series of
pigeon holes lie next to the notice board for members to post mail in to
contact Committee members or club officials. The Committee can be contacted
on-line by sending email to aga@adelaide.crosswinds.net.
For more contact details take a look at our AGA
Frequently Asked Questions Document.
CHAIRPERSON
AND PRESIDENT
OF
THE
ADELAIDE
GAMERS' ASSOCIATION
The Chairperson of the AGA Committee and club President is currently Darren Perryman. Darren runs the AGA Blood Bowl League, hosts all of the club's VGA Planet's games, and is an active Babylon 5 CCG player. Darren can usually be found on premises on Friday evenings and weekends and is more than willing to answer any questions anyone might have about the AGA.
Obviously, the
role of the Chairperson is to conduct all meetings of the club. For more
information on Darren's duties click
here.
PUBLIC
OFFICER AND SECRETARY
OF
THE
ADELAIDE
GAMERS' ASSOCIATION
The Public Officer and Secretary of the AGA is currently Alan Michell. Alan is a role-player and would-be author with an interest in White Wolf / Gothic-Punk gaming, plays Star Wars: The CCG, and dabbles on occasion with FASA's Battletech miniature war game.
Alan is responsible
for receiving all Association-related correspondence, producing the minutes
from Committee meetings, writing and editing the AGA
newsletter (THE RUNE), and informing the membership of meetings
and special club events. For a list of the Secretary's duties click
here. To contact the Secretary send e-mail to aga@adelaide.crosswinds.net.
EQUAL
OPPORTUNITIES OFFICER,
FINANCIAL
OFFICER AND TREASURER
OF
THE
ADELAIDE
GAMERS' ASSOCIATION
The Financial Officer and Treasurer of the AGA is currently Kylie Doherty. Kylie is an enthusiastic role-player who's involved in AD&D and someone who actively participates when she can in AGA Events.
Kylie is responsible for recording and conducting the financial business of the Association. For more information on the Treasurer's duties click here.
Kylie also holds
the post of Equal Opportunities Officer. Basically this means any complaints
of discrimination or harassment are overseen by Kylie.
MEMBERS
OF THE
ADELAIDE
GAMERS' ASSOCIATION
COMMITTEE
OF MANAGEMENT
Sean Davis and Tess Hayes.
Stan McKenzie, Barry Maunsell, and Jeff Williams.
[Not pictured above is Paul Lightfoot. Somehow he managed to escape the camera lens at the time these photos were taken].
The five people depicted above plus Paul Lightfoot make up the remainder of the AGA Committee. Some of their gaming interests are listed below:
Sean Davis is
an avid Raven and fantasy war gamer.
Tess Hayes
enjoys role-playing, with a strong bent towards AD&D.
Paul Lightfoot
plays in a number of STARS! and other simulation games.
Stan McKenzie
is interested in tactical war gaming in general.
Barry Maunsell
is in to Napoleonic war gaming.
Jeff Williams'
interests lie in American Civil War gaming and World War II re-creation
battles.
Committee members
have a series of guidelines they are required to follow per the AGA charter
to guarantee they hold the best interests of the club in mind when making
decisions on behalf of its members. For more details on the role of a Committee
member click here.
And that is
an all-so brief introduction to the members of the AGA
Committee! As you can see within the members of the Committee alone a wide
variety of gaming interests reflected. For more information on such interests
take a look at the AGA Campaigns
and New Campaigns
Pages, where you'll see a few of the people listed above conducting games
through the Association.