Fammy is a final-year economics and statistics student at UCL from Ghana.

Nengi is a final-year art student at UCL. Her laugh is contagious and, because of her African heritage, she seems to be laughing all the time! 

Pohsan is a third-year chemistry-maths student at UCL. She became a Christian through StudentLife a few years before, and being a leader now shows how amazing a transformation Jesus brings to lives! She is also our resident Chinese representative, a blessing considering how many Chinese we have gotten to know!

Send her a note and some crazy maths/chemistry fact, please!

 Soyeon is a student leader with StudentLife, and a second-year student at KCL from Korea.

 Jenny is a student leader and president of StudentLife, and is doing post-graduate studies at UCL in 'environmental stuff'. She's passionate, and excited about what God can do at one of the most secular campuses in Britain.

She'd love to get email from people - even if it's just a quick note and a prayer!

Ian is a second-year Chemistry student at UCL, and as the only man on the team, he is a lone ranger in StudentLife's work reaching out to guys. Pray that some more men will join the camp with him!

He enjoys sending emails to himself through this website, but would appreciate some 'real' emails from others also!

Tuuli is studying graphic design at London College of Communication. She studies with a literal representation of the European Union, surrounded by Italians, Spaniards, Lithuanians, Latvians, Swedes, Frenchmen, Czechs... She's excited about what God can do amongst the creatives at UAL.

Send her an email with an encouraging note or a link to something fascinating you've stumbled across on the internet. She'll appreciate both!

 Christianah is a third-year student of mechanical engineering at UCL, and also sings with UCL's gospel choir society. She believes God can do amazing things, and hopes to see God raining down on the campus while she's still there. Her favourite quote is  "civil engineers built targets for mechanical engineers to destroy". 

Send her an email with some cool verses (the Bible is full of them!) and the odd engineering joke wouldn't go down too badly.