The executive consists of officers (two co-convenors, a secretary, a treasurer, and education officer, an EDI officer and a communications officer), supported by an executive secretary.
The convenors of History UK represent the organisation and the interests of History in Higher Education through a range of activities. They liaise with sister organisations (the Royal Historical Society, the Institute for Historical Research, the Historical Association and the Higher Education Academy) on an ad hoc basis and through the regular meetings of the History Subject Association and the History Forum. They also contribute to campaigns on matters of interest to departments.
The executive is currently configured as follows:
Convenors:
Yolana Pringle (Roehampton, 2019): website
Antonio Sennis (UCL, 2020): website
Secretary:
Grainne Goodwin (Leeds Beckett, 2021): website
Treasurer:
Richard Hawkins (Wolverhampton, 2015): website
Communications Officer:
Manuela Williams (Strathclyde, 2017): website
Education Officer:
Sarah Holland (Nottingham): website
Research Officer:
Sara Barker (Leeds): website
EDI Officer:
Coreen McGuire (Durham, 2021): website
Executive Secretary: Sue Davison (IHR)
Social Media Officer: Kerry Love (Northampton)
Former Convenors:
- Andrew Dilley (Aberdeen)
- Marcus Collins (Loughborough)
- Heather Shore (Leeds Beckett)
- Lucinda Matthews-Jones (Liverpool John Mores)
- Jamie Wood (Lincoln)