The list of team for the term 2020/21 goes as follows:

• President – Hannah Dowling
• Vice-President – Jamie Farrugia
• Secretary-General – Kylie Aquilina
• Treasurer – Thea Leotta
• Academic and Events Coordinator – Sonia Muscat
• Public Relations Officer – Lisa Hirth
• Media Coordinator – Andreas Luca Bartolo

And assisting them as sub-committee members are Hayden Grima and Sacha Scicluna.

Having been elected as president for her 2nd consecutive year, Hannah Dowling shared her thoughts with The Third Eye team on her new role.

I truly am delighted to have been elected as the President of HoASA for the second year in a row. I am very proud of what we have been able to achieve in the past year, despite the COVID-19 pandemic, and am looking forward to the new term!

Dowling is determined to enhance the role of their ever growing organisation, not only within the University Campus, but also among the public.

We aim to bring together those who share a common passion for the arts, and encourage them to engage with our posts and events in order to generate an active community of art lovers.

I, on behalf of HoASA, would like to express our gratitude towards those who have continuously supported us. We cannot wait to share with you what we have in store for the upcoming term, so be sure to look out for some exciting news on our social media pages!

• Facebook – HoASA
• Instagram – hoasaum
• Twitter – HoASAmalta
• Email – history.of.art.sa@gmail.com

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This list of the new team goes as follows:

President – Emma Vella
Vice President & PR Officer – Petra Mizzi
Secretary General – Bernice Zarb
Financial Officer – Adam McCarthy
International Officers – Andrew Micallef and Darlene Schembri
Projects Officers – Juanita Galea and Andrea Pavia
Civic Education Officers – Sarah Bonnici and Nicole Spiteri
Press Officers – Nikos Chircop and Selina Holgersson
Social Policy Officer – Chantelle Sammut

Having been elected as president, Emma Vella shared her thoughts with The Third Eye on her new role.

The past couple of years have seen JEF Malta flourish into the successful organisation that it is today. It is through the tireless work of the previous executive teams that JEF Malta was able to improve and innovate in its projects and outreach. The past term saw JEF Malta launch its first edition of Integrated Democratic Europe (IDE) Simulation giving a voice to youths on various topical issues as well as improving on old projects such as Europe at School, where we have reached the 1000 student milestone.

Emma Vella, JEF Malta President

Vella thanks the outgoing executive team for their work and is now looking forward to the year ahead.

We aspire to make JEF Malta thrive by innovating new projects and improving old ones. This newly elected body is eager to work harder than ever in order to promote European values and further the cause of European Integration.

The Third Eye would like to congratulate the new team and looks forward to continue collaborating!

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After Julia Zammit’s tenure as President, Gabriel Sciberras will be taking her place to lead this new team onto the new term.

Joining him will be Marija Vassallo as Vice-President and Matthias Bonnici as Secretary General.

Then we have Maria Lorette Saliba and Sabiha Micallef who will be stepping into the roles of Public Relations Officer and Financial Officer respectively.

Anastasia Codrea will taking on the role Social Policy Officer whilst Stephanie Agius will occupy the role of Events Officer. The role of Students Affairs Officer will handled by Marjo Zammit.

The Third Eye executive wishes the best of luck to the newly elected team!

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So many things have happened, and we don’t even know where to begin. If we just reminisce over this past year, the club has introduced indoor rowing training.

On top of that, they won 17,000 euros in funding! These funds were invested in a rowing gym consisting of 4 rowing machines and 2 coastal rowing boats.

But wait! They’re not done. A few days ago, the organisation hosted its Annual General Meeting and we’ve got some new faces on board.

This year’s team is made up of:

• Rebekah Caruana – who will be taking on the role as President
• Luke Frendo – who will be this year’s Vice President
• Raffaella Baldacchino – who was elected Secretary General
• Eman Borg – who has been entrusted with the role of Treasurer
• Jacob Callus – who will be this year’s KPS Officer; and lastly we have,
• Josef Pisani – who shall be occupying the role of a general member within the executive

This year’s team vows to continue working to develop even further the rowing gym. It also wishes to introduce on-water training sessions in order to establish sliding seat rowing in Malta.

We wish the newly executive great luck for their new venture!

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