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RUMSBC, the Royal Free, University College and Middlesex Boat Club, is the rowing club attached to UCL medical school. Initially formed in 1997 following the amalgamation of the Royal Free, Middlesex and UCH rowing clubs.
The club has gone from strength to strength with much success on the Tideway every year. RUMSBC is one of the largest sports clubs within UCL medical school with around 100 members. Rowing from the University of London boat house in Chiswick, the club competes in events organised by the United Hospitals (UH), competing against other medical schools and the Veterinary college based in London. As well as fielding three male and three female eights in these events, our oarsmen regularly compete in the British University Championships and have competed for both UH and other clubs at Henley Royal Regatta.
The club is run by a committee nominated at the end of each academic year at the annual general meeting: Committee 2014/15. Funding comes in the form of a yearly grant from UCL union and membership fees. Accounts are managed by the club treasurer and all expenditures are approved by UCL Union. Information about individual aspects of the club can be found on the website. For more information feel free to contact the club using the form on the Contact page.
The club has gone from strength to strength with much success on the Tideway every year. RUMSBC is one of the largest sports clubs within UCL medical school with around 100 members. Rowing from the University of London boat house in Chiswick, the club competes in events organised by the United Hospitals (UH), competing against other medical schools and the Veterinary college based in London. As well as fielding three male and three female eights in these events, our oarsmen regularly compete in the British University Championships and have competed for both UH and other clubs at Henley Royal Regatta.
The club is run by a committee nominated at the end of each academic year at the annual general meeting: Committee 2014/15. Funding comes in the form of a yearly grant from UCL union and membership fees. Accounts are managed by the club treasurer and all expenditures are approved by UCL Union. Information about individual aspects of the club can be found on the website. For more information feel free to contact the club using the form on the Contact page.
