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Council and Main Visiting Professorships: Notifications of Vacancies 520 Committees 510 Mathematical, Physical and Life Sciences Colleges, Halls and Societies Congregation 26 May: Medical Sciences Degree by Resolution Social Sciences External Vacancies

Council of the University: Musical and other Events: Register of Congregation St John’s St Stephen's House

Congregation 510 Examinations and Boards 513 Congregation 12 June: Contested elections Supplication for the Degree of Doctor of Science Congregation 17 June: (1) Voting approving the deprivation of Examinations for the Degree of Doctor of a graduate of a degree Philosophy (2) Voting on Resolutions authorising the use of space at the Old Road Changes to Examination Regulations: Campus Continuing Education Board (3) Voting on a Resolution authorising Social Sciences Board the temporary use of space in Beaver House (Hythe Bridge Street) (4) Voting on Resolutions authorising Colleges, Halls and Societies 514 expenditure from the Higher Elections: Studies Fund Nuffield Congregation 25 June: (1) Encaenia Elections 514 (2) Honorary Degrees Contested elections: Council Notices 512 Visitors of the Consultative Notices: Consultation on possible revisions to Advertisements 517 Statute XII Socially Responsible Investment Review Committee Notifications of Prizes, Grants and Funding 520 General Notices: Encaenia Gibbs Prizes St John’s Goodger Scholarship

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Council Congregation and Main Committees

Congregation 26 May Congregation 12 June University, Dr George Osei (Mansfield College), breached the Proctors' Degree by Resolution Contested elections Disciplinary Regulations Concerning Conduct at Examinations by committing Council This content has been removed plagiarism in a thesis submitted for Visitors of the Ashmolean the degree of Doctor of Philosophy in as it contains personal Museum Michaelmas term 2001; and information protected under the D etails are in 'Elections' section below. (b) accept the Special Disciplinary Panel's Data Protection Act. conclusion that one of the appropriate Congregation 17 June 2pm penalties in this case is deprivation of the degree; and ¶ Members of Congregation are reminded 2 therefore agree to deprive Dr Osei of the that any two members may, not later than Council of the University degree of Doctor of Philosophy; and noon on Monday, 9 June, give notice in writing to the Registrar that they intend 3 take note of Council's determination that Register of Congregation to oppose or amend the resolutions at the procedure to be followed in this case Mr Vice-Chancellor reports that the 1–4 below (see the note on the conduct of should be for a notice to be published in the following names have been added to the business in Congregation below). If no such University Gazette, which should consist of Register of Congregation: notice has been given, and unless Council this resolution. has declared otherwise or the meeting has Boon, L A, Research Services (2) Voting on Resolutions authorising been adjourned, the resolutions shall be O'Kane, C A J, Worcester the use of space at the carried and the meeting may be cancelled. Ramasamy, A, St Cross Explanatory Note Rojo, J C, Rudolf Peierls Centre for (1) Voting approving the deprivation of a Theoretical Physics graduate of a degree The original Old Road Campus was acquired by the University from the NHS in 1996. Divisional and Faculty Boards Explanatory Note The site has developed as a location for For changes in regulations for examinations The Special Disciplinary Panel has found University medical research and, in 2013, see 'Examinations and Boards' below. that a member of the University, Dr was extended through the acquisition George Osei (Mansfield College), breached of the Park Hospital site. The location of the Proctors' Disciplinary Regulations the site adjacent or close to Oxford's main Concerning Conduct at Examinations by hospitals has seen the strengthening of links committing plagiarism in a thesis submitted between cutting-edge research and clinical for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy in treatment. Michaelmas term 2001. The Panel has Two new buildings are now proposed for decided to recommend that the degree of construction on the Old Road Campus: the DPhil be removed from Dr Osei. Big Data Institute and an amenities building. Under Part 3 of Council Regulations 22 The Big Data Institute (BDI) forms Phase II of 2002 only Congregation may deprive of the Li Ka Shing Centre for Technology a graduate of the University of his or her and Health Informatics, Phase I being the degree or degrees, and Council accordingly Target Discovery Institute. The BDI sets out submits to Congregation the following to be an international centre of excellence resolution to effect the de-gradation in this for the analysis of very large and complex case. Under those regulations the procedure biomedical data sets. The Institute will to be followed in each case shall be combine world-class academic leadership determined by Council, and the procedure with a core infrastructure of cutting-edge so determined is set out at item 3 in the technology and high-calibre scientists. resolution. Built upon Oxford's internationally leading Text of Resolution expertise in epidemiology, genomics, imaging, computer science, and infectious That this House: disease surveillance, the BDI will be a 1 (a) take note of the finding of theS pecial national resource for the development of Disciplinary Panel that a member of the new analytical methods to facilitate the Gazette • 29 May 2014 511

generation, storage, analysis and sharing of the three-year period 2014/15 to 2016/17, the Encaenia Garden Party, the appropriate data in very large clinical studies. to support new professors coming into the Oxford academic dress should always Humanities Division. be worn at the partaking of Lord Crewe's The amenities building is an essential Benefaction and at the Encaenia ceremony. enabling project for the site. The building (iii) That the University be authorised to will incorporate central catering space to expend, from the unearmarked element (2) Honorary Degrees replace those currently provided in the of the Higher Studies Fund, funding in the Doctor of Divinity Rosemary Rue Building, teaching space and amount of £100,000 over the three-year other facilities (such as a shop, a gym, central period 2014/15 to 2016/17, to support new The Most Reverend Dr Katharine Jefferts goods inwards and storage). The site will professors coming into the Humanities Schori, PhD, Presiding Bishop and Primate also house the City Deal Bioescalator facility, Division. of the Episcopal Church in the United States designed to provide high-quality affordable of America and sixteen other nations (iv) That the University be authorised to bioincubator space to the region, and 459 expend, from the unearmarked element of Doctor of Letters car parking spaces. the Higher Studies Fund, £100,000 over Sir Anish Kapoor, CBE, RA, artist and Text of Resolution the three-year period 2014/15 to 2016/17, sculptor, Turner Prizewinner, Honorary to support new professors coming into the (i) That Plot B5 of the Old Road Campus be Fellow of the Royal Institute of British Medical Sciences Division. allocated to the Medical Sciences Division Architects as the site of a building currently estimated (v) That the University be authorised to Mr Robert Silvers, BA Chicago, editor and at 7,760 sqm gross internal area1 for the expend, from the unearmarked element of co-founder of the New York Review of Books, Big Data Institute. This allocation is to be the Higher Studies Fund, £100,000 over Fellow of the American Academy of Arts effective from 25 June 2014 for 30 years. the three-year period 2014/15 to 2016/17, and Sciences, Honorary Fellow of the British to support new professors coming into the (ii) That 15,400 sqm gross internal area Academy Mathematical, Physical and Life Sciences on Plot B4 of the Old Road Campus be Division. Doctor of Science allocated to University Administration and Services for the construction of an amenities 1Exceptionally, GIA, rather than NUA, is used for these site Professor Wallace Broecker, PhD, building. This allocation is to be effective allocations as each project is at too early a stage for net Newberry Professor of Geology, Columbia usable area to be defined. from 25 June 2014. University, Crafoord Prizewinner, Balzan Prizewinner, Member of the National (3) Voting on a Resolution authorising Congregation 25 June Academy of Sciences of the USA, Foreign the temporary use of space in Beaver Member of the Royal Society House (Hythe Bridge Street) (1) Encaenia Professor Jean-Marie Lehn, PhD, Honorary Explanatory Note Mr Vice-Chancellor invites Pro-Vice- Professor of Chemistry, Collège de Chancellors, Heads of House, Heads of The School of Geography and the France, Emeritus Professor, University of Division, holders of the Oxford Degrees Environment requires temporary Strasbourg, Nobel Prizewinner in Chemistry, of Doctor of Divinity, Civil Law, Medicine, accommodation while refurbishment works Honorary Fellow of the Royal Society of Letters, Science, and Music, the Proctors, the are carried out in the Dyson Perrins building. Chemistry, member of the Académie des Assessor, the Public Orator, the Registrar, the Space on the second floor of BeaverH ouse Sciences, Foreign Associate of the National outgoing President of the Oxford University has been identified as suitable for this Academy of Sciences of the USA Student Union, and the Presidents of the purpose. Junior and Middle Common Rooms of Doctor of Music Text of Resolution Merton, Linacre and Wadham (as being the Sir Harrison Birtwistle, CH, RAM (Hon colleges of the Proctors and the Assessor) That approximately 810 sqm net usable FRAM), composer, Visiting Professor at the to partake of Lord Crewe's Benefaction to area on the second floor of BeaverH ouse be Royal Academy of Music the University, meeting him in the Fellows' allocated to the School of Geography and Garden of Exeter College at 10.30am on the Environment as temporary decant space Note on procedures in Congregation Wednesday, 25 June. Thence they will go from 17 June 2014 until 3 October 2014. in procession to the Sheldonian Theatre, ¶ Business in Congregation is conducted in (4) Voting on Resolutions authorising where will be spoken the Oration in accordance with Congregation Regulations expenditure from the Higher Studies Commemoration of the Benefactors of the 2 of 2002 (www.admin.ox.ac.uk/statutes/ Fund University according to the intention of the regulations/529-122.shtml). A printout Right Honourable Nathaniel, Lord Crewe, Text of Resolutions of these regulations, or of any statute or Bishop of Durham. other regulations, is available from the (i) That the University be authorised to Note. Pro-Vice-Chancellors, Heads of House, Council Secretariat on request. A member of expend, from the element of the Higher Heads of Division, and Doctors who propose Congregation seeking advice on questions Studies Fund earmarked for Social Studies, to accept Mr Vice-Chancellor's invitation, relating to its procedures, other than funding in the amount of £200,000 over and to be present in the Sheldonian Theatre, elections, should contact Mrs F Burchett at the three-year period 2014/15 to 2016/17, are requested to inform the Events Office the University Offices, WellingtonS quare to support new professors coming into the at the University Offices, Wellington (telephone: (2)80199; email: felicity. Social Sciences Division. Square by email (events.office@admin. [email protected]); questions (ii) That the University be authorised to ox.ac.uk) or telephone (Oxford 280524) relating to elections should be directed expend, from the element of the Higher no later than Wednesday, 11 June. They to the Elections Officer,M s S L S Mulvihill Studies Fund earmarked for Social Studies, are reminded that, while academic dress of (telephone: (2)80463; email: elections. funding in the amount of £100,000 over other universities may (if desired) be worn at [email protected]). 512 University of Oxford Gazette • 29 May 2014

• that might inform the committee's The gates and entrances to the theatre will Notices consideration of the question of possible be opened at 10.45am and the proceedings divestment from companies 'that will begin at 11.30am. Holders of tickets are participate in exploration for and/or requested to be in their places inside the extraction of fossil fuel reserves'; and/or theatre by 11.15am. • on whether there are alternative ways in All current members of the University are which the University should engage in required to wear subfusc and full Oxford the debate about climate change. academic dress. Doctors will wear their robes and other graduates their hoods. The SRIRC will review submissions at Consultative Notices its next meeting on 2 July 2014, and will St John’s publish a summary of the views received Consultation on possible revisions to The college intends to open to the public on its website, ensuring that such views are Statute XII its collection of medieval vestments on given proper consideration in the eventual Saturday, 14 June, from 2pm until 5pm. On 27 February 2014 the Personnel recommendation that is made to Council. The collection is displayed in the Garden Committee launched a consultation of Interested parties should send their Quadrangle and entrance, free of charge, will individuals and bodies within the collegiate submissions to fossilfuelsconsultation@ be via the main lodge. University on the desirability of possible admin.ox.ac.uk. The deadline for revisions to Statute XII, which governs the submissions is 23 June. Visiting Professorships employment of academic and academic- related staff. The consultation paper is General Notices Mathematical, Physical and Life available on the Statute XII consultation Sciences website at www.ox.ac.uk/statuteXII. Encaenia The Mathematical, Physical and Life A set of Questions and Answers, addressing Sheldonian Theatre Sciences Board has conferred the title of the questions that have been asked most Visiting Professor in Zoology upon Luke frequently in the course of the consultation A t the Encaenia to be held in the Sheldonian Alphey, BSc Camb, PhD Dund, for a further so far, has now been added to this website. Theatre on 25 June, the Curators of the period of 3 years from 1 May 2014. Theatre propose to allot seats as follows, and The Personnel Committee welcomes subject to availability, to those who apply for The Mathematical, Physical and Life responses from all members of the tickets: Sciences Board has conferred the title of University until the close of the consultation Visiting Professor in Epidemiology upon period on 4 June 2014. Responses should (a) one visitor's ticket each to Heads David L Smith, MS Brigham Young, MA PhD be sent to [email protected]. of Houses, Canons of Christ Church, Princeton, for a period of 3 years from 17 May uk and should state whether the respondent members of Council, and certain other 2014. wishes to remain anonymous. persons holding official positions in the University; The Mathematical, Physical and Life Socially Responsible Investment Sciences Board has conferred the title of Review Committee (b) one visitor's ticket to each Professor; Royal Academy of Engineering Visiting Statement on the fossil fuel (c) one ticket to each member of Professor in the Principles of Civil divestment campaign Convocation (ie any matriculated Engineering Design upon Richard Snell, BSc member of the University on whom Leeds, FICE, FIStructE, FRAE, for a further The Socially Responsible Investment any degree of the University has period from 1 May 2014 until 30 June 2016. Review Committee (SRIRC) is considering been conferred, or any member of a representation from Oxford University Medical Sciences Congregation who does not hold such a Student Union (OUSU) for divestment from degree). The Medical Sciences Board has conferred all fossil fuel investments held by Oxford the title of Visiting Professor of Statistical University Endowment Management Applications for tickets in the above Genetics on Professor Andrew Morris, BSc (OUem) on behalf of Oxford University. For categories, stating the name and standing of MSc PhD R'dg, for a period of 3 years from the text of the SRIRC’s full notice and OUSU’s each person for whom a ticket is requested, 1 June 2014. resolution, see www.admin.ox.ac.uk/ should be made no later than 11 June to councilsec/governance/committees/srirc/ the University Card Office, Examination Social Sciences srircstatementonthefossilfueldivestment Schools (email: [email protected]). Re-o c nferment of title campaign or Gazette No 5057, 24 April 2014. For security reasons, all requests for tickets must state the names of the persons for Professor David Andrich, BEd MEd The SRIRC is responsible for forming whom the tickets are intended. Western Australia, PhD Chicago. Visiting an opinion on the question of socially Professor of Educational Assessment, responsible investment that the divestment Tickets for all other members of the Department of Education. From 1 May resolution raises and for advising Council University (ie those who have not been 2014 to 30 April 2016. accordingly. At its meeting on 6 March 2014, admitted to any degree of the University) the SRIRC began detailed discussions on will be distributed through college Dr Richard Jones, BSc PhD Imp. Visiting this subject and invites interested parties to authorities. All applications for tickets in Professor, School of Geography and the submit evidence or views: this category should be made to the college Environment. From 1 April 2014 to authorities and not to the University Card 31 March 2017. Office. University of Oxford Gazette • 29 May 2014 513

Musical and other Events Examinations and Boards St John’s

Organ recital A recital will take place in St John’s chapel at 5.30pm on Saturday, 7 June, by Konstantin Reymaier, Head of the Diocesan Department of Church Music in the Archdiocese of Vienna, featuring works Supplication for Degree of Doctor of M Sc in Professional Archaeology by C P E Bach, Hasse and Froberger. Entry is Science Advanced Dip in Biblical and free, and tickets are available from the lodge. Theological Studies (Regent's St Stephen's House Park) This content has been removed Advanced Dip in Globalisation SJE Arts as it contains personal Studies The following events will take place at St information protected under PGDip in Professional Archaeology John the Evangelist church, 109A Iffley the Data Protection Act. PGCert in Contemporary European Road. For more information see: www.sje- Institutions and Policy oxford.org/events.html. UG Advanced Dip in Archaeological Practice 7.30pm, 13 Jun: Classic acoustic folk and UG Advanced Dip in Environmental blues with legendary guitarists John Conservation Renbourn (Pentangle) and Wizz Jones (an Examinations for the Degree of Doctor UG Advanced Dip in History of Art early influence on Eric Clapton,R od Stewart of Philosophy UGDip in Biblical and Theological and John Renbourn), performing their own Studies (Regent's Park) solo material and as a duo. Tickets: £17 in UGDip in Biblical and Theological advance from www.wegottickets.com or This content has been removed Studies (Wycliffe Hall) Truck Store, Cowley Road; £20 on the door. as it contains personal UGDip in Computing 7.30pm, Sat 14 Jun: 'Something Rich UGDip in Environmental and Strange'. Choral music inspired by information protected under Conservation Shakespeare's The Tempest performed by the Data Protection Act. UGDip in Theological Education and Commotio, featuring a new composition by Ministry John Duggan. Tickets: £12 (£6 concessions) UGCert in Archaeology Themes and from www.commotio.org/ButTicket2.shtml. Methods UGCert in History of Art (1 year) 7.30pm, 18 Jun: Adderbury Ensemble removal of course as no longer offered Cocktail Concert. Beethoven's Moonlight Sonata, Mendelssohn's Piano Trio No 2, Social Sciences Board Mozart's Piano Trio: Viv McLean (piano), M Sc in Education Chris Windass (violin), Katherine Sharman (a) to define minimum number of Part I (cello). Tickets: £15 (£5 students) from www. passes needed to progress to Part II ticketsoxford.com, or 01865 305305. (b) to provide definition of how 8pm, Sat 21 Jun: Oxford Bach Choir. dissertation subject and title are Rachmaninov's Vespers: All Night Vigil approved and Piano Preludes: Op 23: Cathy Bell M Sc in Learning and Teaching (alto), Nicholas Madden (tenor), Andrew (a) changes to professional qualifications Thompson (bass). Deacon, conductor and required for course entry pianist: Timothy Byram-Wigfield. Tickets: (b) changes to curriculum structure £10–£30 from www.musicatoxford.com, Changes to Examination Regulations from options to fixed 'spiral' structure, 01865 242865; or www.ticketsoxford.com, to improve cover of current professional 01865 305305. For the complete text of each regulation issues and educational research listed below and a listing of all changes 8pm, 27 Jun: Celebrate with the Oxford to regulations for this year to date, M Sc in Nature, Society and Gospel Choir. Choir with a small band and please see www.ox.ac.uk/gazette/ Environmental Policy soloists perform a programme of gospel examinationregulations. change to programme title and popular vocal styles. Tickets: £12 (£10 concessions) from www.wegottickets.com. Continuing Education Board

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Colleges, Elections Halls and Societies

Elections Contested elections 12 June I would hope that the skills I have developed in leading such collaborations: an ability to Nuffield The following elections will be contested. engage with ethical, financial and regulatory Professorial Fellowships issues and frameworks, the judgement Council (Mathematical, Physical and to identify where trade-offs are needed, Martin Ellison, MPhil Oxf, PhD EUI Life Sciences and Medical Sciences and the ability to focus the skills of many Ezequiel Gonzalez Ocantos, BA MPhil Divisions) disciplines and partner organisations on a Camb, MA PhD Notre Dame One member of Congregation elected by common goal, would also be helpful for the Melinda Mills, BA MA Alberta, PhD Congregation from members of the faculties work of Council. Groningen in the divisions of Mathematical, Physical Balancing the strengths of a University Supernumerary Fellowship and Life Sciences and of Medical Sciences where pooling skills and resources may Thomas Moore, BA S'ton Current/Retiring Member To hold achieve the greatest research impact, with office until maintaining the strengths of independent Emeritus Fellowships Colleges and disciplines, is essential. Professor P A Robbins, Queen's mT 2018 Robert C Allen, BA Carleton, MA PhD Maintaining excellence in teaching Harvard The following nominations have been whilst being one of the world’s leading Neil Shephard, BA York, MSc PhD Lond, received: research universities is a balance Council MA Oxf has to help optimise. A Fellow of Harris Helen McShane, BSc MB BS PhD Lond, Manchester College, I lecture and supervise Senior Research Fellowships Faculty of Clinical Medicine undergraduates, MSc students and DPhil Brian Nolan, BA Dub, MA McMaster, PhD Nominated by: students and am a consultant HIV physician. LSE R Waller, Principal of Harris Manchester, I am committed to the principles of Federico Varese, MA Camb, DPhil Oxf Faculty of Theology transparency of process, fairness and A M Buchan, Corpus Christi, Faculty of Postdoctoral Prize Research consistency. I would be delighted to have Clinical Medicine Fellowships the privilege of serving the wider collegiate K E Davies, Hertford, Faculties of University by sitting on Council. Alexander Fouirnaies, BSc Copenhagen, Biochemistry, of Physiological MPA LSE Sciences, and of Clinical Medicine Michael Wooldridge, BSc CNAA, PhD Manc, Mathieu Ichou, BA MA Sciences Po P J Donnelly, St Anne's, Faculty of Faculty of Computer Science Henry Thomson, BA Victoria, MA FU Statistics Berlin, MS Minnesota L J Gullifer, Harris Manchester, Faculty Nominated by: Joseph Workman, BA Ohio State, MA of Law J D Bone, Master of Balliol, Faculty of Notre Dame A V S Hill, Magdalen, Faculty of Clinical English Language and Literature Medicine W N Hutton, Principal of Hertford Non-stipendiary Research J S Payne, Merton, Faculty of Law A M Etheridge, Magdalen, Faculties of Fellowships L Tarassenko, St John's, Faculty of Statistics, and of Mathematics Marianne Bruins, BCom BSc MPhil Engineering Science P S Grant, St Catherine's, Faculty of Sydney, MSc Wisconsin, MA MPhil Yale I M C Tracey, Pembroke, Faculties of Materials James Duffy, BEc Sydney, MA MPhil Yale Psychological Studies, and of Clinical A N Halliday, Wadham, Faculty of Earth Osea Giuntella, BA MEI MSc Rome, PhD Medicine Sciences Boston E S C Weiner, Kellogg, Faculty of English S D Howison, Christ Church, Faculty of Basile Grassi, BSc Paris VI, MA Paris Language and Literature Mathematics School of Economics A W Roscoe, University College, Faculty Candidate statement: Thomas Hale, AB PhD Princeton, MSc LSE of Computer Science For the last 13 years I have led a research Peiran Jiao, BA Nankai, MA Claremont group in the University, currently consisting Candidate statement: Graduate University of 20 people, combining basic immunology I am a Professor of Computer Science, and Noel Pereyra-Johnston, BA BS and the development of new vaccines a Fellow of Hertford College. My research Washington, MS Rutgers, AM PhD against tuberculosis. This has translated area is artificial intelligence, and my main Washington St Louis basic science to address a major global research interests could be described as Lorenzo Rotunno, BA MSc Bocconi, MA public health problem. For this research building computers that can collectively Sciences Po, PhD Graduate Institute I initiated and maintained international solve problems, in much the same way of International and Development collaborations in Europe, the US, and Africa. that human teams do. I joined Oxford with Studies, Geneva From 2008 I led a consortium of funders, an ERC Advanced Grant that funds my Associate Membership universities and industry, which tested one research for five years. BeforeO xford, I was a of our new vaccines in a trial of 3000 South Professor at the University of Liverpool for 12 Elizabeth Baldwin, MMath MPhil DPhil African infants, with a budget of US$30m. years, where I was Head of Department and Oxf University of Oxford Gazette • 29 May 2014 515

then Head of School. I served on University self-governance and individuality of the In 2012 I was appointed Chief Information Council at Liverpool for six years. I will colleges, as well as the self-governance Officer (CIO) for the University. This has be Head of the Department of Computer of the University is to be valued and proved a challenging but rewarding role Science with effect fromO ctober 2014, and celebrated: Oxford’s future is best secured where I have worked with colleagues I serve on MPLS Divisional Board. I was lead in constructive collaboration between its to facilitate significant organisational author of Liverpool’s Computer Science RAE constituent parts. change and a new approach to IT. I have submissions in 2001 and 2008; at Oxford, I led the development of the University IT My relevant experience for serving on wrote the REF-2014 environment statement Strategic Plan, and since IT now touches Council on behalf of Congregation includes: for my Department. almost everything we do, this has meant service as Junior Proctor (2004–5); engagement with colleges, departments, Serving on Council is an enormous Chair of the Management Committee and administration. responsibility for an institution of Oxford’s for the University Counselling Service; international standing, and a huge challenge membership of the Lucas Review of the If elected, I would bring to Council a given the size, diversity, and byzantine Permanent Private Halls (2007) as well as leadership style that is consultative complexity of the collegiate university. If current membership of the Supervisory and collaborative, with a focus on clear elected, I would aim to challenge thinking Committee for the PPHs. I was recently Chair decision-making. I believe my experience that does not respect or advance our core of the Graduate Committee for Conference in a diversity of roles will prove valuable in academic values. I would strive to maintain of Colleges and am currently Vice-chair of determining approaches to the challenges and support all that is good about our the University’s Personnel Committee. I am we face. unique historical environment, while familiar with giving tutorials, examining and accepting that we work in the modern world, supervising doctoral students. In my own Note: Full details of Council's remit, with pressures and challenges that previous college, I have served as Tutor for Graduates composition, functions and powers generations could never have anticipated. and my work as a college chaplain and Dean can be found at: www.admin.ox.ac.uk/ Above all, I would aim to be open-minded of Welfare ensures that I have daily inter- statutes/783-121.shtml. and non-partisan, representing the best action with undergraduates and graduates Elected members of Council will ordinarily interests of the whole collegiate university. on non-academic matters and informs the be expected to serve on a small number of work I do in the areas of welfare, equality other committees (typically between one Council (non-divisional) and diversity in the wider University. and three, usually including at least one of One member of Congregation, not the main committees of Council: ie PRAC, Anne E Trefethen, PhD RMCS Cranfield, necessarily being a member of any division GPC, Education Committee, Personnel Fellow of St Cross and not in any case being nominated in a Committee, Research Committee). divisional capacity, elected by Congregation Nominated by: For further information, please contact N J Emptage, Lincoln, Faculty of Current/Retiring Member To hold the Deputy University Secretary (emma. Physiological Sciences office until [email protected]). S L Mapstone, St Hilda's, Faculty of Dr H R Dorkins, St Peter's mT 2018 English Language and Literature Other Committees and University J A Noble, St Hilda's, Faculty of The following nominations have been Bodies Engineering Science received: R Ovenden, Balliol, Faculty of History Visitors of the Ashmolean Museum Judith Maltby, BA Illinois, MA Oxf, PhD P Tufano, Balliol, Faculty of Management Two members of Congregation elected by Camb, Fellow of Corpus Christi, Faculties of S C West, Magdalen, Humanities Division Congregation History, and of Theology Candidate statement: Current/Retiring Member To hold Nominated by: As Director of the Oxford e-Research Centre office until N D Brown, Principal of Linacre, Faculty (OeRC), for six years I led the development of Plant Sciences of an interdisciplinary research centre Vacancy MT 2018 E J Garnett, Wadham, Faculty of History focussed on digital research collaborating Vacancy MT 2018 D MacCulloch, St Cross, Faculties of with researchers across the four Divisions. The following nominations have been History, and of Theology The Centre creates an environment received: P E McCullough, Lincoln, Faculty of where interdisciplinary collaborations English Language and Literature Craig Clunas, MA Camb, PhD Lond, Fellow can flourish, and which stimulates the L A Roper, Oriel, Faculty of History of Trinity, Faculties of History, and of synergy of discipline research questions J L Watts, Corpus Christi, Faculty of Oriental Studies and technology innovations, allowing History us to consider questions that are beyond Nominated by: W H Whyte, St John's, Faculty of History the reach of any one discipline. This leads C P H Brown, Worcester, Ashmolean L H Zedner, Corpus Christi, Faculty of directly to engagement with – and therefore Museum Law attracts funding from – all the research R R R Smith, Lincoln, Faculty of Classics, Candidate statement: councils (AHRC, BBSRC, EPSRC, ESRC, Sub-faculty of Archaeology The governance structures of the University MRC) and JISC, as well as industry and the I A Walmsley, St Hugh's, Faculty of of Oxford are complex and inter-locking. EU. Physics If elected to Council, my hope would be S C West, Magdalen, Humanities Division While Director of OeRC I became a member to bring to its deliberations a substantial of the University Research Committee knowledge of its structures in both in and I am now also a Curator of University the central and collegiate University. The Libraries. 516 University of Oxford Gazette • 29 May 2014

Candidate statement: enormous strengths of a broad University its subsidiary at Broadway, as part of a wide- Since appointment to the Chair of the education rather than a purely vocational ranging programme of outreach activities, History of Art in 2007, I have already served perspective. including open evenings and other events one term as a visitor of the Ashmolean to encourage students and local residents to Museum, which I now seek to renew for Mark Jones, BA Oxf, MA Lond, Master of St become familiar with what the Ashmolean a further term. I have also served as Chair Cross has to offer; it was also the year of massive of the Ashmolean Museum’s research and fund-raising to purchase Monet’s ‘Mlle. Nominated by: teaching committee since 2012, and was Klaus’, along with other significant C P H Brown, Worcester, Ashmolean a member of the Committee on Museums acquisitions. There was also an exciting Museum and Scientific Collections from 2009–2012. programme of exhibitions. The museum R R R Smith, Lincoln, Faculty of Classics, I have relevant expertise in the Museums was also beginning to explore ways in which Sub-faculty of Archaeology sector, having begun my career in a national it could enhance its holdings of C20th and I A Walmsley, St Hugh's, Faculty of museum (I was a curator of Chinese art at C21st visual art, and display more of this Physics the Victoria and Albert Museum from 1979 material. S C West, Magdalen, Humanities Division to 1994), and being currently involved in If elected as a Visitor, I would do my part to a curatorial partnership with the British Candidate statement: encourage these and other initiatives. I am Museum. I am strongly committed to The Ashmolean Museum, with its great especially concerned that the Ashmolean, upholding the Ashmolean Museum’s role collections, wonderful new building and in common with the other museums in as one central to the teaching and research displays and its strong programme seems Oxford, lacks the high-quality storage activities of the university, as well as to its to me a great asset to the University. As facility which is urgently needed to preserve interaction with and enrichment of local, someone with experience as a curator in the its important collections, and provide extra national and international communities. British Museum, and as a former director of space for teaching and conservation. I I am particularly concerned to see the the National Museum of Scotland and more would hope to be able to encourage further museum function effectively as a centre of recently the Victoria and Albert Museum, initiatives in using the museum’s materials world-leading research in the disciplines of I hope that I could bring useful experience for teaching within the university across art and archaeology, and to see that research to the role of Visitor. I am interested in different subjects.A s a medievalist, I am brought to a wide audience through the the academic purpose of museums, in keenly aware of the benefits of dialogue medium of outstanding exhibitions, as particular the way in which objects can be between literature and the arts; I am also well as through publication. I believe that understood and used as historical evidence, a practising painter who has exhibited in for these reasons I am fitted to make a and collections can be made more widely Oxford and elsewhere. contribution to the Ashmolean Museum’s available for teaching and research through effective governance, and to ensuring its the development of better storage and Note: Further information on the Visitors continued position as the world’s pre- facilities for students. But I also believe can be found at: www.admin.ox.ac.uk/ eminent university museum. that, in a period when there is so much statutes/regulations/489-112.shtml. emphasis on driven and purposeful activity, Ashok I Handa, MB BS Lond, MA status Oxf, museums should remain palaces of wonder For further information, please contact the Fellow of St Catherine's, Faculty of Clinical and places of contemplation and repose. Secretary (christopher.brown@ashmus. Medicine The Ashmolean needs resources to do its ox.ac.uk). job properly so I am also keen to see the Nominated by: Notes: museum continue to increase its already R W Ainsworth, Master of St Catherine's, impressive visit numbers by reaching those Nominations in writing for the elections on Faculty of Engineering Science who are not habitual visitors, and to help 12 June, by four members of Congregation L E Fawcett, St Catherine's, Faculty of find ways to increase income generation other than the candidate, were received Social Studies from commercial activities and donations. by the Elections Office, at theU niversity R J Parish, St Catherine's, Faculty of Offices, WellingtonS quare, up to 4pm on Medieval and Modern Languages Helen Leith Spencer, BA Newc, MA DPhil Thursday, 15 May. A G Rosser, St Catherine's, Faculty of Oxf, Fellow of Exeter, Faculty of English History Candidates were invited to include, with Language and Literature their nomination forms, a written statement Candidate statement: Nominated by: of no more than 250 words setting out his or I am the University Tutor in Surgery and F A Cairncross, Rector of Exeter, her reasons for standing and qualifications a Vascular Surgeon. I am the Tutor for University Offices for the office being sought. These Graduates for St Catherine’s College and as C A J Ballinger, Exeter statements are now available online at www. part of this chair the Graduate Scholarships H R Dorkins, St Peter's, Faculty of admin.ox.ac.uk/elections and are published panels for both Arts and Sciences panels. Physiological Sciences in this issue of the Gazette. I have served on a number of committees A B Zavatsky, St Edmund Hall, Faculty of Ballot papers have been sent out to including the Visitors of the Science Engineering Science members of Congregation. Completed ballot Museum and the Board of the Wellcome Candidate statement: papers must be received by the Elections Unit for the History of Medicine. I have I was formerly a Visitor of the Ashmolean Office not later than 4pm on Thursday, chaired a number of committees in the in 2012–13 when I served as Assessor. It was 12 June. NHS as well as exam boards in the Medical a great privilege to become familiar with School. For further information, please contact the the workings of this great museum and Elections Officer (shirley.mulvihill@admin. I would bring a different dimension to to be able to contribute to the discussions ox.ac.uk). the Ashmolean Museum from a medical taking place in a time of change. 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