Human Resources Division
LGB&T Staff Network
Steering Group
The Steering Group has five members from each of the different staff groups at the University and includes a Chair and a Secretary. Each member is elected and serves a two-year term.
In addition to developing the Network, the Steering Group is also a source of support and advice for LGB&T staff. You can email a member of the Steering Group or call either extension 35369 or 65743. The Network also operates an informal buddying and mentoring scheme. Information on this scheme can be obtained from the Secretary (email cll30@cam.ac.uk). All enquiries will be treated confidentially.
If you would like to know more about the work of the Steering Group, please contact a Steering Group member or email Kevin Coutinho, the University's E&D Consultant for LGB&T at kevin.coutinho@admin.cam.ac.uk.
Members
Naomi Young (Chair)
Naomi is Chair of the Steering Group and currently works in administration at the Institute of Criminology. She is a member of SisterAct and an occasional volunteer with Dhiverse.
- ney21@cam.ac.uk
Clare Dickinson (Secretary)
Clare is Secretary of the Steering Group and moderator of the LGB&T members' list and is Registrar at the Department of
Physics. Interested in lifelong learning, she is studying for a BA in Literature with the Open University. Clare is also a member of SisterAct.
- cll30@cam.ac.uk
Caroline Gonda
Caroline is a Fellow and Director of Studies in English at St Catharine's College. Her many publications on literature, gender include Reading Daughters' Fictions, 1709–1834. With Chris Mounsey she runs the biennial Queer People conferences held at Christ's College.
- cjg29@cam.ac.uk
Anna Langley
Anna is a Computer Officer at the Department of Engineering. She is also a member of SisterAct and has campaigned on LGB&T and civil rights issues for many years.
- jal58@cam.ac.uk
Andrew Webber
Andrew Webber is Professor of Modern German and Comparative Culture and Head of Department of German and Dutch. He has an active interest in psychoanalysis and theories of gender and sexual orientation.
- ajw12@cam.ac.uk