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Events Officer Application

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Events Officer Application

We would advise you to write your answers in a separate document and then complete the form in one go.

If you have any questions please contact us via Instagram (@cambridge.cubiss), LinkedIn, or email efl32@cam.ac.uk

Full Name

Cambridge Email

College (or if not applicable Affiliated Department)

Degree Description

Degree Level

Give us an idea of your past experience (think bullet point summary of your CV) (Max: 100 words) - You may also link your LinkedIn or CV if this is preferred

Why would you be an ideal candidate for the role (refer to the responsibilities of the role) (150-250 words)

As an events officer you will have a great deal of influence on the events run by CUBISS. For this reason, list 3 events you would like to run and how you envision this occuring. (150-250 Words)

Anything you would like to add?

We understand that the word count may be limiting to the extent that you can explain your ideas. Thus, once you are invited for the casual interview you can indicate any aspect of the application you wish to explore further.

Thank you for your interest. You will hear from us within the week.

Want to Write for Our Blog?

The CUBISS blog is run entirely by members. CUBISS consists of a diversity of members from different specialities, thus it is important that these diverse views be shared and discussed actively.

CUBISS is therefore looking for three blog entries from our members:

Write an opinion piece in response to an event (350-750 words)
Is there a concept, debate, or area of interest in the world of behavioural science that you are keen to explore and share? (350-750 words)
Where do you believe behavioural sciences should be more actively implemented? How might you suggest this occur? (350-750 words)

Your work, once approved, will be published on the society website as well as promoted on our social media pages.

The submission portal can be accessed via the Blog section.