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CHRIST CHURCH CALLING!

From 12 to 18 March, current Members will be calling over 2,000 alumni – from over 70 matriculation years – during a telethon. Meet the Student Ambassadors who will be picking up the phone.
7 Mar 2024
Alumni
Telethon callers
Telethon callers

Delaney (Clinical Medicine, 2020)

Hobbies:

Christ Church Boat Club

Oxford University Ski and Snowboard Club (OUSSC)

Favourite thing about Christ Church:

My favourite thing about Christ Church is the rich community that transcends field-of-study, year group and background. 

Fun fact about yourself / what you are most excited to talk to alumni about:

I thoroughly look forwards to speaking to alumni about their experiences at the House, hearing the traditions that have stayed the same and those that have changed. I am a keen skier and rower, and have a deep-seated interest in immunology and biomedical research. I’m most excited to hear from alumni who have progressed on from the House, and I look forward to learning from their life experience.

Selvi (PPE, 2023)

Hobbies:

I enjoy crochet, and have made various items of clothing for myself and as gifts. I also attend salsa classes and enjoy playing violin in folk groups

Favourite thing about Christ Church:

I love taking walks around the meadow! It is especially fun when I can say hello to the dogs on their walks.

Fun fact about yourself / what you are most excited to talk to alumni about:

I almost applied for chemistry, but changed my mind in sixth form. Although I did enjoy it, I’m glad I applied for PPE instead.

Bertie (Modern Languages, 2021)

Hobbies:

I'm mostly involved in the Powerlifting Society (OUPLC), but I've also been involved in the New Russian Society and the Wild Swimming Society. I'm also a fan of fantasy novels when I'm not reading for my course!

Favourite thing about Christ Church:

I love that close-knit friendship groups that form in such a big college, where you're bound to find someone who's had similar experiences to you. Despite its size, everyone's still friendly and knows each other, which creates a welcoming atmosphere in that you always know someone somewhere you want to catch up with. 

Fun fact about yourself / what you are most excited to talk to alumni about:

I'm excited to talk about what alumni loved most about their Christ Church and if there's any similarities to today! I'd also love to get some inspiration from the career paths of people who have been in my position.

Esther (Computer Science and Philosophy, 2021)

Hobbies:

Art, music and sports (JCR Arts Rep, Oxford Art Club committee, University Ceilidh band (OUCB), Modern Pentathlon (OUMPA))

Favourite thing about Christ Church:

My favourite thing about Christ Church is the amazing accommodation (i.e. the peck sets!)

Fun fact about yourself / what you are most excited to talk to alumni about:

I am most excited to find out what alumni have been up to since university!

Ellee (Modern Languages, 2020)

Hobbies:

Student journalism, am currently co-chair of the Oxford Blue, I love writing and sharing anecdotes.

Playing guitar.

Favourite thing about Christ Church:

The Masters’ Garden, it’s so comforting.

Fun fact about yourself / what you are most excited to talk to alumni about:

Their favourite memories of college! To see what has changed and what has stayed the same over the years.

Shilo (History, 2022)

Hobbies:

I am involved with competitive debate at the Oxford Union, am the Co-President of the Christ Church History Society, work as an access and International ambassador work for the university and college, and enjoy hiking and going to the gym in my spare time.

Favourite thing about Christ Church:

I like that Christ Church is a bigger, friendly college that allows you to see and spend time with a larger array of people with different interests and backgrounds on a day-to-day basis.

Fun fact about yourself / what you are most excited to talk to alumni about:

What their favourite memories of Christ Church are and what their biggest takeaways from their time at The House are.

Aaron (Modern Languages, 2020)

Hobbies: 

I’m a member of the University’s French Society and enjoy attending their events. I also was on the committee for Glitterball a couple of years ago.

Favourite thing about Christ Church:

What I love most about Christ Church is how the College fosters stimulating conversations on a variety of topics both inside and outside of tutorials. During my four years here, I think I have talked about nearly everything over dinner in Hall, from Romantic poetry to thermodynamics. The ideas that swirl about the College are exciting, and inspiring!

Fun fact about yourself / what you are most excited to talk to alumni about:

I’m definitely looking forward to hearing about how much college life has changed over the years, but I’m equally excited to see how much has stayed the same. It’ll be great to hear how Christ Church’s cherished traditions have touched so many so lives.

I have a golden retriever called Milo.

Hassan (History and Politics, 2023)

Hobbies:

I'm a section editor on Cherwell, and very interested in journalism, politics, history, literature, film and media. In my spare time I write news articles, literary criticism and fiction; I also collect books and films.

Favourite thing about Christ Church:

The history! Henry VIII, 13 Prime Ministers, the "No Peel" door, and all the rest of it.

Fun fact about yourself / what you are most excited to talk to alumni about:

Their professional experiences in different sectors after they left Christ Church, how Oxford helped them find their career paths, and what advice they would give to current undergraduates.

Harry (English Language and Literature, 2023)

Hobbies:

My main hobby at the moment is rock climbing, although I also enjoy playing cricket and tennis for Christ Church. I'm also a member of the University Quiz Club, and also the Snooker and Pool club, both of which I do weekly. I also enjoy reading, which is somewhat helpful for my English degree!

Favourite Thing About Christ Church:

I think my favourite thing about Christ Church is probably the Meadows; I particularly enjoy walking around them in the evenings, and it was nice to see the cows in Michaelmas before the flooding forced their relocation. The Great Hall is a close second; getting to eat in there every evening is lovely.

Fun fact about yourself / what you are most excited to talk to alumni about:

I like travelling, so would be particularly interested to hear from any alumni who have worked abroad since graduating. 

Josita (English Language and Literature, 2022)

Hobbies:

Editor in Chief of the Oxford Media Society's 'Oxford Forum' magazine, Christ Church JCR Welfare Officer. I also enjoy baking and swimming.

Favourite thing about Christ Church:

The fact that the front is in the heart of the city, and the back has the meadows so there is a choice of scenery to escape into.

Fun fact about yourself / what you are most excited to talk to alumni about:

Telling them all about the new Christ Church cats (ChChats), Meadows and Alice.

Michelle (Computer Science and Philosophy, 2023)

Hobbies:

DIY journals and sketchbooks; OURPGSoc(playing RPG-games); travelling; cooking

Favourite thing about Christ Church:

Alice and Meadows!

Fun fact about yourself / what you are most excited to talk to alumni about:

Over Christmas, I had a solo journey across six cities in China, covering a total distance of 5000 kilometers.

Lexi (Mathematics and Philosophy, 2023)

Hobbies:

Reading, learning German, and debating 

Favourite thing about Christ Church:

I love the Masters Garden - it was beautiful in Michaelmas and I'm really excited for it to open up again in Trinity 

Fun fact about yourself / what you are most excited to talk to alumni about:

How Christ Church has changed over the years! 

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