Hello all, Attendance sheet for next week: https://imperiallondon-my.sharepoint.com/:x:/g/personal/nfg18_ic_ac_uk/EdLXD... Tomorrow you will be able to nominate yourself for 2022/23 Judo club committee positions. This is a really great opportunity to collect the kind of experience and skills employers are looking for, and will set you apart from a lot of other people. Additionally it’s a great tool to foster your judo journey, as you directly participate in the inner workings of a judo club. And if you’re interested in start-ups, or just any kind of leadership, well then here’s a chance to practice. Seven positions are available: Chair/president Treasurer Secretary Media and Communications officer Competition leads (x2) Equipment Manager I’ll post some info on the instagram account, as well as through email. Any questions just let us know. It’s a great thing to do and we’ve relearnt the process of running the club after its lockdown hiatus, and adapted the structure to suit the needs, so it won’t be as difficult for you. Additionally, First Aid society is running a special seminar of interest to the martial arts clubs. I’ve attached the info below. I used to go to First Aid club in first year and i can tell you they’re absolutely great, so I recommend attending. Do fill in the form though so they can know numbers. Regards, Nicolas Details: When: Saturday 12th February, 13:30-16:00 (the exact timing will vary depending on how practical/interactive the audience would like the demonstrations to be; it is fine for attendees to leave early if the time slot clashes with other commitments) Where: LT164, Skempton Building, South Kensington Sign-up form: https://forms.office.com/r/B625sQisCL (note: this is not an official register, it's okay to sign up even if you are not 100% sure if you can make it) Price: FREE! (There may be an option to donate to St Johns Ambulance if you want to) Topics that will be covered include: primary & secondary survey (including the recovery position, CPR and seizures), bleeding (nosebleeds, cuts, etc), blisters, fractures, strains, sprains and head injuries. If you are interested in learning more about First Aid society, check out their profile: https://www.imperialcollegeunion.org/activities/a-to-z/first-aid Let me know if you have any questions or comments! Best, Hannah Vice Chair of Martial Arts