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The Girton College Telephone Campaign

Our annual networking and fundraising event

The 2026 Girton College Telephone Campaign will be running from 9 April to 25 April.

During this time, a small team of Girton student callers will be contacting Girtonians across the globe to reconnect and network with alumni. They will be calling to share what life is like at Girton now, as well as to hear your memories of your time here and gather feedback on our alumni engagement initiatives. We hope you enjoy chatting with them!

Please note that everyone that will be called during the Telephone Campaign will receive notice by email or by letter.

Meet the 2026 team

Amanda

Amanda on a stone balcony overlooking a city.

Amanda is a second year NatSci. Outside of her course and free from Saturday lectures, she enjoys playing the piano, baking and exploring cute cafes. One of her (many) favourite things about Girton is the apple juice made with apples from our very own orchard. Having enjoyed her college life so far, Amanda is excited to hear about our alumni’s stories from their time here at Girton!

 

 

 

 

 

Amelia

Amelia sat in the Social Hub at Girton

Amelia is a third year Veterinary Medicine student, currently intercalating in Genetics. She loves music, so in her spare time you’ll find her hosting a radio show, watching live music, or building her vinyl collection. She also enjoys hiking, travelling and of course animals. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Cían

Cían sat in the Stage Manager's Booth at the ADCCían is a second-year classicist specialising in linguistics who is very passionate about all things language-based. Outside of his degree, he spends a lot of time at the theatre (both ADC and GADS) as well as taking advantage of all of Girton's sports facilities. He also runs the popular Girton Pottery Society and has tried out lots of different sports.

 

 

Elena

Elena sat at the top of a mountain eatingMy name is Elena, and I’ve been fortunate enough to serve as JCR president for the past year which doesn't leave much free time, but when there is, I enjoy climbing, running, hiking and anything outdoorsy really (very in line with my Geography degree and dissertation which involved hiking to the mountains to collect tree cores!). 

 

 

 

 

J. Ervin

J. in graduation dress.J. Ervin is an MPhil in English Studies candidate, a poet, a cinema fan, a hobby chef, an occasional amateur photographer, and a rambler who loves the diverse community of thinkers, scholars, and creatives who gather at Girton College. 

 

 

 

Joy

Joy in a garden.Joy is a third-year law student whose favourite part about Girton is the red brick and greenery - which remind of the much warmer Nairobi, her home city. She enjoys volunteering & doing pro-bono work in her free time and is currently obsessed with learning to play the ukulele!

 

 

 

Kayla

 

Lily-Grace

Lily-Grace at a Formal Hall

Lily-Grace is a second year Lawyer, and a third-year student at Girton. She was a part of the second cohort of the Foundation Year and progressed to study law. Since being at university, she has been involved in everything Girton and Cambridge has to offer. She serves as Secretary of the Girton Law Society, as well as the Secretary to the Cambridge Union. She is also a Foundation Year Ambassador and works externally as a Campus Ambassador for the Lady Garden Foundation. Outside of her degree, she briefly took up rowing, loves a good pub crawl, and has a slight Schlub (Social Hub) addiction.

 

Maggie

Maggie laughing at a dinner table.Maggie is a second year History student currently taking papers in Anglo-Saxon and classical history. When she is not all consumed by Bede or Cicero, she occasions the university Bridge society and also enjoys playing violin either for college or as part of May Week productions. Her time at Girton has inspired a new love of walking, a skill she best puts to use when on the hunt for the crispest cider in Cambridge.

 

 

 

 

 

Matthew

A photo of Matthew runningMatthew is a first-year geography student, with a particular interest in volcanology. Outside of his degree, he is a competitive triathlete, competing for both Cambridge and the GB Age-group team. He also enjoys racket sports and juggling. His favourite thing about Girton is how peaceful the college environment when running/walking around the grounds.

 

 

 

 

 

Megan 

Megan on holiday in the middle of a street art installationMegan is a second-year law student with a passion for criminology and criminal justice. She loves spending her weekends either playing netball or going on a long run before indulging in a tasty brunch with friends. She enjoys travelling and is looking forward to taking advantage of her year abroad next year, where she will be studying at the University of Auckland in New Zealand!

 

 

 

 

 

Milena

A photo of Milena at a Formal HallMilena is a second year Biological Natural Sciences student with a strong interest in genetics and cell biology. Beyond her academic studies, she is currently taking Spanish classes and enjoys playing piano, listening to music and travelling in her spare time. She looks forward to hearing from our alumni!

 

 

 

 

 

Omera

Omera at the Real Madrid StadiumOmera is a final year History and Politics student. She was previously BME Officer for the college JCR, a role which she thoroughly enjoyed, and has also been a rep for Cambridge Pink Week as well as a producer for GADs.  In her spare time, she loves travelling and going to live concerts, her favourite of which was Oasis at Wembley last year.

 

 

 

 

 

Sam

Sam stood outside of Girton wearing an All Blacks rugby shirt

Sam is a first year student at Girton taking Land Economy, with a specific interest in law and the evolving nature of environmental law. Outside of his degree, he plays rugby for the university and college teams, is a core member of Girton’s ROOTS society, and loves utilising the facilities that Girton has to offer including the pool, table tennis tables, and ‘Deep Schlub’.

 

 

 

 

 

Saranka

Saranka at a Formal Hall

Saranka is a final year student specialising in Social Anthropology and has been able to write for student papers and is keen to pursue both anthropology and journalism in the future . Outside of her studies she enjoys reading and spending time in nature.

 

 

 

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