Lisa Murray is a multi-faceted creator, music producer and audio engineer. Grad from TCD and M.M. in Music Production, Technology and Innovation Berklee College of Music, where she was awarded their Outstanding Woman Scholarship and received mentorship from world-class engineer Sylvia Massy (Johnny Cash, Red Hot Chilli Peppers). Currently an audio engineer at Camden Recording Studios.
Click the image below to register for this free workshop.
The workshop is open to beginners and advanced users and to all TCD members.
Rehearsal workshop
CSC Town hall 5th November
CSC Officer Training 19th October 2020
On 19th October 2020 from 6pm the CSC Officers and staff will run an online training session for those involved with running a society in TCD.
We will cover supports and help available, the role of the chair, treasurer (briefly), secretary in a society.
We will answer questions you may have around the running of a society.
Training should take no longer than 75minutes and a zoom link will be sent to the society chair, treasurer, secretary and PRO prior to training on zoom webinar.
email info@csc.tcd.ie with any queries prior to training.
TGM and Treasurer training
Following the CSC TGM on Tuesday the 13th October at 5pm the CSC Treasurer Nathan and Finance Officer Lucy, will run a mandatory training session for all treasurers covering what you need to know for this role.
Grants – applying and claiming.
Society Acccounts – keeping accounts and submitting them at the end of year
Online banking (BOI) – payments etc
Q&A
TCD Freshers Week 2020
With some 120 to choose from, Trinity houses an eclectic mix of societies that cater for all interests and passions. There is no doubt that this is a year like no other. However we believe that getting involved in societies is more important than ever! Over the past few months, the societies and the students and staff in the Central Societies Committee have been working hard to make sure that students will still be able to meet like-minded people through active involvement in society life. Society life creates many possibilities and those who graduate often reflect on it as being a real highlight of their time here at Trinity. Whether it’s hearing world-class speakers, meeting life-long friends, or learning to knit, the things you learn and the people you meet through societies make getting involved an absolute must. If the range of societies leaves you a little overwhelmed – just dive in!
Believe us as students who were once freshers, you can and will find your passions in Trinity. Sign up for 2020/21 is from Monday 28th Sep – click here
Check out the Societies Guide 2020
CSC AGM 2020
CSC and Societies open meeting
CSC Society of the Year Awards
The CSC Society of the Year Awards 2020 will take place on 11th March 2020.
Nominations for the awards are now open HERE and will close at 5pm Tuesday the 3rd March.
Tickets for the awards are now on sale to TCD Society Officers and cost 25 euro from the CSC office
Dorian Gray Project 10 years on.
The evening of the 24th January 2020, the Central Societies Committee supported by Trinity Development & Alumni will be joined by the Provost and current members of College to mark 50 years of the Central Societies Committee, as well as to welcome back TCD Alumni and Staff who participated in the Dorian Gray project in 2009.
In November 2009, named after Oscar Wilde’s The Picture of Dorian Gray, the Dorian Gray Project was launched by the Central Societies Committee to celebrate student life in Trinity. Over 900 members of the Trinity community had their portraits taken in the Public Theatre in TCD. Each of these portraits, caught in an instant of time, has been incorporated into an image of Front Square below, to symbolise the living element that embodies Trinity College life, and is a testimony that College is more than just bricks and mortar, quads and cobbles – it is a living community.
All participants in the project were emailed in November 2019 with a link to their image as well as an invitation to return in order to celebrate, reconnect and reminisce.
The images taken in 2009 can be found here