The Management of the Lewis Carroll Society
The Lewis Carroll Society is run entirely by volunteers. Principle activities are overseen by an elected Committee and other specific tasks are taken on by various appointed officers none of whom receive any remuneration.
The Committee members are the “trustees” of the Society according to the laws associated with registered charities and they take ultimate responsibility for the Society. The Committee is elected each year at the Annual General Meeting.
The production of the Society’s scholarly journal, The Carrollian, is overseen by a separate Editorial Board, who work closely with a team of Editorial Assistants.
Please Note: the Lewis Carroll Society does not have its own premises. We do not have a research centre, library or office which can be visited. However, many of our members are collectors and researchers and have libraries which they are willing to make available to genuine scholars.
Committee and Officers
President
Brian Sibley
Chairman
Stephen Folan
Stephen is a technology consultant. He was the editor of Bandersnatch and has presented on the evolution of the Alice stories into modern media as well as the Influence of Lewis Carroll on Management Thinking. In addition, he has worked with the Horse Hospital in London and the Chilean Embassy in London to create art exhibitions with an ‘Alice’ theme.
Secretary
Jane Skelly
Treasurer
Tony Levene
Committee Members in addition to Chairman, Secretary and Treasurer, Sarah Jardine-Willoughby, Lindsay Fulcher, Judith van den Berg, Justine Houyaux
Justine Houyaux
Justine Houyaux is a translator and PhD candidate in translation studies at the Interdisciplinary Research Centre in Translation and Interpreting (CIRTI) of the University of Liège, Belgium. Her main research interest focuses on the strategies of transfer of so-called “untranslatable” cultural elements, or realia, in the French translations of Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland. She is currently researching the 1930s illustrated French translations of Alice. You can get in touch with her on her webpage or on Twitter (@justinehouyaux)
Mark Davies
Mark is an Oxford local historian, guide and public speaker and the author of Alice in Waterland and Alice’s Oxford on Foot. He has been a member of Oxford’s annual ‘Alice’s Day’ planning panel since the first one in 2007 and is the LCS representative on the board of the Alliance of Literary Societies. You can find more information about his activities at www.oxfordwaterwalks.co.uk
Website Manager
Kevin Fernandes
Editor: The Carrollian
Jane Skelly
Editor: Bandersnatch
Tony Levene
Editor: Lewis Carroll Review
Franziska Kohlt
