Dry January with Oxford10 – a Non Alcoholic Tasting (10 Jan 2025)

When: Friday, 10th Jan 2025, 6:45pm
Where: Club Soda Alcohol Free Tasting Room, Bar and Shop, 39 Drury Ln, London WC2B 5RR

It may be Dry January but Oxford10 has got you covered!

Kick off your 2025 in style with an evening of sophisticated sips in good company. Our expert guide will lead us through a tasting journey of various non-alcoholic drinks together.

Tickets include a guided tasting of 8 selected non / low alcohol beers, wines, sparkling, spirits and mood enhancers, and also includes a 10% discount for those who would like to buy any drinks from the shop at the end. And for those who joined us last year, rest assured: we’ve curated a new selection of drinks to delight your taste buds!

Spread the word to your fellow alumni and we look forward to welcoming you for an evening of sophistication, exploration, and unparalleled taste experiences. Tickets available at the Eventbrite link here. We look forward to seeing you there!

Diversity Champion (Position is now closed)

Interested? Drop us an email recruitment@oxford10.com

Responsibilities/Duties

  1. Raising awareness of equality issues and promoting change in Oxford10 Committee.
  2. Advising, when necessary, the Oxford10 committee about the effects of discrimination on the grounds of age, disability, gender, race, religion and sexual orientation.
  3. Acting as an advocate for and presenting the needs of members of ethnic minority groups, the LGBTQ+ community, and those affected by disability.
  4. Work with the Oxford10 Event Organisers in organising events for our diverse Oxford10 community.

Expected Effort

1-2 hours a week approximately.

Shared Responsibilities of All Committee Members
Although we outline in this document the obligations for being in positions on the Executive Committee, from time to time the President and other members on this Committee may require assistance with their duties. Being on the Oxford10 Committee is a team effort. Therefore, its members are expected to help each other and to occasionally pick up tasks or responsibilities beyond their remit. Examples of such duties include (but are not limited to) the following:

  1. Composing/posting of messages on various communication channels.
  2. Helping out event organisers with their events on the night (along with assistance on other aspects of event organisation).

Conformity to Oxford Alumni Network Guidelines
Along with the duties of their particular role, a member of the Oxford10 Executive Committee is expected to observe any guidelines from the wider Oxford Alumni Network that could be relevant to them (these are listed under their respective role descriptions). That member should inform and provide guidance for resolution if necessary, if Oxford10 doesn’t meet any of these guidelines.

Interested? Drop us an email recruitment@oxford10.com