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Council and Main Committees 502 Appointments: Uncontested elections: Mathematical, Physical and Life Committees reporting to Council: Council of the University: Sciences Audit and Scrutiny Committee Regulations for the Review Panel Medical Sciences Continuing Education Board Nominations Committee General Purposes Committee of Council: Visiting Professorships: Socially Responsible Investment Changes in Regulations: Mathematical, Physical and Life Review Committee Moritz–Heyman Scholarship Fund Sciences Other Committees and University Medical Sciences Bodies: Congregation 2 May: Curators of the Sheldonian Theatre Legislative Proposal: Statute XIV: Graduate Awards and Prizes: Panel for Constituting the Employment of Academic and Humanities Visitatorial Board under Statute Support Staff by the University XII Part C Musical and other Events: Divisional Boards: Congregation 16 May: St Stephen’s House Humanities Board (1) Topic for discussion: the future of Mathematical, Physical and Life the EJRA at Oxford Sciences Board (2) Resolution: EJRA Lectures 509 Medical Sciences Board Faculty Boards: Council of the University: Examinations and Boards 509 Board of the Faculty of English Register of Congregation Language and Literature Examinations for the Degree of Doctor of Board of the Faculty of History Philosophy Board of the Faculty of Law Congregation 505 Board of the Faculty of Linguistics, Examinations for the Degree of Master of Philology and Phonetics Congregation 8 June: Science Board of the Faculty of Music Elections Board of the Faculty of Philosophy Changes to Examination Regulations: Board of the Faculty of Theology Congregation 13 June: Continuing Education Board/Medical and Religion (1) Voting on a Resolution authorising Sciences Board the use of space at 3–5 Hythe Bridge Humanities Board Lapsed vacancies Street Mathematical, Physical and Life (2) Voting on Resolutions authorising Sciences Board 15 June: the use of space for the Department Divisional Boards of Experimental Psychology and Mathematical, Physical and Life Department of Zoology following Colleges, Halls and Societies 510 Sciences Board the closure of the Tinbergen Building (3) Topic for discussion: what should the Obituaries: Faculty Boards Audit and Scrutiny Committee St Hilda's Board of the Faculty of Philosophy scrutinize in the coming year? St Hugh's Worcester Congregation 15 June: Advertisements 525 Elections Elections 510 Notifications of Vacancies 528 Notices 508 8 June: Contested elections: University of Oxford Consultative Notices: Council Review of the University’s Committees reporting to Council: Colleges, Halls and Societies implementation of the Prevent duty Buildings and Estates External Vacancies Subcommittee General Notices: Curators of the University Libraries Encaenia Other Committees and University Supplement included with this issue: Bodies: (1) to No 5169: (1) Topic for discussion: ‘The Curators of the University Parks future of the EJRA at Oxford’; (2) Resolution: Divisional Boards: ‘That the EJRA in the University of Oxford Medical Sciences Board should be abolished’ 489–500

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Council of the University Arrangements for an oral hearing (b) proceed with the case on the basis of the written material, if: 3. No case shall be determined by the Council has made the following changes in Review Panel without an oral hearing (i) due to the unavailability of regulations, to come into effect on9 June. at which the member of academic staff the member of the academic Regulations for the Review Panel is entitled to make representations and staff or their chosen colleague or to be accompanied by a colleague in the trade union representative, it is Explanatory Note University or trade union representative, not possible to convene an oral The revised Statute XII was approved by except in the circumstances set out in hearing within a reasonable period Her Majesty in Council at its meeting on regulation 6 (b) below. of time; 15 February 2017 (see Gazette No 5160, 4. The documents for the hearing shall (ii) the member of academic staff 23 February 2017, p289). Under Part D, consist of: elects not to attend the hearing. section 28, if an academic member of staff appeals against a decision by the Vice- (a) the notice of appeal; (2) No adverse conclusions shall be Chancellor that a disciplinary complaint drawn from absence from the oral (b) the letter sent under section 26 (2) does not involve academic freedom and hearing of the member of academic staff. giving notice of the Vice-Chancellor’s thus should be determined by a Staff decision that the complaint be heard by a Function of the Review Panel Employment Review Panel, the Vice- Staff Employment Review Panel (SERP); Chancellor shall refer the appeal to a Review 7. The Review Panel shall consider whether Panel comprising two elected members of (c) any additional material that has or not there is a reasonable prospect that the Council, the procedures for which shall be been provided to the Vice-Chancellor determination of the complaint will or may described in regulations. The regulations as relevant to the case, by the member involve an issue of academic freedom as set below have been made following of academic staff, the department, defined in section 4. consultation with the University and faculty and/or divisions, including any Decision of the Review Panel College Union. investigation report; 8. The Review Panel shall produce its Text of Regulations (d) any further submissions, which are decision in writing as soon as is reasonably considered necessary by the panel. Insert new Council Regulations as follows: practicable after the hearing and send it 5. It shall be the responsibility of the to the Vice-Chancellor and the member of ‘Regulations for the Review Panel Secretary to: academic staff concerned. 1. In these regulations, references to (a) send any documents to the Review 9. In the event that the Review Panel cannot sections are to sections of Statute XII unless Panel and to the member of academic reach a unanimous decision, it shall uphold otherwise indicated. staff; the appeal. Establishing a Review Panel (b) invite any further submissions that 10. The decision of the Review Panel shall 2. (1) Where the Vice-Chancellor refers an the Review Panel considers necessary be final.’ appeal under section 28 (1), the Registrar under regulation 4 (d) above, to be shall select by lot two elected members provided within such period as the General Purposes Committee of Council of Council from all such members of Review Panel may specify; Council who are: Changes in Regulations (c) set a date for the hearing, which (a) required to engaged in academic shall take place as soon as is practicable The General Purposes Committee of teaching and/or research either after the deadline for the submission of Council has made the following changes to by their written contracts of further documentation under regulation regulations, to come into effect on9 June. employment or by established and 5 (b) above, and give reasonable notice Moritz–Heyman Scholarship Fund agreed practice; and of that date to the member of academic staff. Explanatory Note (b) are not ineligible to serve under the provisions of section 9 (3). 6. (1) Subject to the provisions of Statute XII The proposed change amends the trust and these regulations, the Review Panel regulations for the Moritz–Heyman (2) Personnel Services shall designate a shall have general power to manage its Scholarship Fund to reflect the fact that the secretary to coordinate all arrangements own proceedings, including to: administration of the fund is now handled necessary for the hearing. by the Board of Management of the Oxford (a) postpone or adjourn a hearing, if Undergraduate Scholarship Fund. it considers that there are reasonable grounds to do so; University of Oxford Gazette • 25 May 2017 503

Text of Regulations Postal vote on Amendment 1 Dmitry Belyaev, St Anne's Benjamin Hambly, St Anne's In Part 2 of Council Regulations 25 of 2002, Since more than 50 members of Zhongmin Qian, Exeter concerning trusts, in §250 amend regulation Congregation have requisitioned a postal Kathryn Gillow, Mathematical Institute 3 as follows (new text underlined, deleted vote on Amendment 1, the rejection of Andreas Muench, Mathematical Institute text struck through): Amendment 1 in Congregation on 2 May Stephen Chapman, Mathematical is not confirmed, and a postal vote on '3. The University shall appoint a committee Institute Amendment 1 will now take place. of management to implement its powers in Ian Hewitt, Trinity respect of the administration of the Fund Amendment 1: to raise the age of Keith Gillow, Mathematical Institute and the application of its income, consisting retirement to 30th September Waldermar Schlackow, Mathematical of which shall be the Board of Management immediately preceding the employee's Institute of the Oxford Undergraduate Scholarship 71st birthday Eamonn Gaffney, Mathematical Institute Fund. Lloyd Trefethen, Mathematical Institute Signatories to requisition: Philip Candelas, Mathematical Institute (1) the Pro-Vice-Chancellor (Education) B A Sufrin, Worcester Ben Green, Mathematical Institute (in the chair); Grant Ritchie, Worcester Gui-Qiang Chen, Mathematical Institute Judith Freedman, Worcester (2) the Director of Undergraduate Ulrike Tillmann, Mathematical Institute Peter Darrah, Worcester Admissions; Samuel Cohen, Mathematical Institute Don Fraser, Worcester Dominic Vella, Lincoln (3) the Director of Student Patrick Baird, University Andrew Wathen, New College Administration and Services; and Benjamin Williams, Jesus Peter Howell, University Paul Ewart, Physics (4) the Chairman of the Admissions Christopher Breward, Christ Church Gianluca Gregory, Physics Executive Christopher Douglas, Mathematical Anthony Bell, Physics Institute or the holders of equivalent offices from Andrew Steane, Physics Samuel Howison, Mathematical Institute time to time.' Peter Norreys, Physics Raphael Hauser, Pembroke Charles Stone, Somerville Patrick Farrell, Oriel Congregation 2 May Martin Davy, Exeter Anthony Watts, Wolfson David Lucas, Physics Heather Bouman, Earth Science Legislative Proposal: Statute XIV: Benjamin Davis, Chemistry Hugh Jenkyns, St Edmund Hall Employment of Academic and Support Paul Azzopardi, Experimental Donald Porcelli, St Anne's Staff by the University Psychology Karin Sigloch, Exeter Mark Griffith, New College A legislative proposal and explanatory note Chris Ballentine, St Hugh's Richard George Ratcliffe, New College on changes to Statute XIV (together with Lars Hansen, University College René Bañares-Alcántara, New College associated regulations) were published in Anthony Venables, Economics Voting papers Gazette No 5164, 23 March 2017. A notice of Frederick Van Der Ploeg, Economics opposition and two notices of amendment Voting papers were dispatched on 11 May. Patricia Rice, Economics to that legislative proposal were received, If any member of Congregation has not Justin Wark, Trinity which were set out in Supplement (1) to received a voting paper, they should contact James Thomson, Chemistry Gazette No 5166, 27 April 2017. the Council Secretariat at congregation. Paul Roberts, Chemistry [email protected] as soon as A Congregation meeting took place on 2 May Roger Patient, Weatherall Institute of possible. Every member of Congregation in the Sheldonian Theatre. At the meeting Molecular Medicine may vote in the postal vote regardless of both amendments were rejected and the Stephen Davies, Chemistry whether they voted at the meeting on 2 May. legislative proposal was carried (see Gazette Jeremy Robertson, Chemistry Completed voting papers must be returned No 5168, 11 May 2017, p454, for full results). Stuart Conway, Chemistry to the Registrar’s Office (University Offices) Michael Willis, Chemistry to arrive no later than noon on Thursday, Timothy Donohoe, Chemistry 25 May. Voting papers received after this John Hagan Bayley, Chemistry time will not be counted. Angela Russell, Chemistry Richard Compton, St John's John Ball, Queen's Grigory Seregin, St Hilda's Melanie Rupflin, Trinity Yves Capdeboscq, Queen's 504 University of Oxford Gazette • 25 May 2017

Further details Postal vote on resolution Chris Ballentine, St Hugh’s Donald Porcelli, St Anne’s Further details of the meeting on 2 May Since more than 50 members of Stuart Robinson, St Anne’s are available on the Congregation Congregation have requisitioned a postal Anthony Watts, Wolfson website at www.admin.ox.ac.uk/ vote on the resolution, the rejection of the Barry Parsons, St Cross councilsec/governance/congregation/ resolution in Congregation on 16 May is Steve Davies, Chemistry congregation2may2017statutexiv. not confirmed, and a postal vote on the Timothy Donohoe, Chemistry resolution will now take place. A transcript of the 2 May debate was Jeremy Robertson, Chemistry published as Supplement (1) to Gazette No Resolution: ‘The EJRA in the University Veronique Gouverneur, Chemistry 5167. of Oxford should be abolished’ Hagan Bayley, Chemistry Paul Roberts, Chemistry Any queries should be addressed to Signatories to requisition: James Thomson, Chemistry [email protected]. Endre Süli, Mathematical Institute Jonathan Burton, Chemistry Gregory Seregin, Mathematical Institute If the postal vote results in a change to the Darren Dixon, Chemistry John Ball, Mathematical Institute decision taken on Amendment 1 at the Stephen Fletcher, Chemistry Waldermar Schlackow, Mathematical meeting on 2 May, then there would need Martin Smith, Chemistry Institute to be further consideration of the legislative Peter Edwards, Chemistry Jared Tanner, Mathematical Institute proposal itself. Should that be the case, Paul Ewart, Physics Raphael Hauser, Mathematical Institute details would be published in the Gazette. Peter Norreys, Physics Kathryn Gillow, Mathematical Institute Anthony Bell, Physics Coralia Cartis, Mathematical Institute Congregation 16 May Axel Kuha, Physics Jon Champman, Mathematical Institute Ben Williams, Jesus Keith Gillow, Mathematical Institute (1) Topic for discussion: the future of the Gianluca Gregori, Physics Dominic Vella, Lincoln EJRA at Oxford Jonathan Jones, Physics Radek Erban, Merton (2) Resolution: the EJRA in the Benjamin Hambly, Mathematical Voting papers University of Oxford should be Institute Voting papers will be dispatched on 26 May. abolished Christoph Reisinger, Mathematical If any member of Congregation does not Institute A discussion and a debate and a vote on receive a voting paper, they should contact Xenia de la Ossa, Mathematical Institute a resolution in relation to the Employer the Council Secretariat at congregation. Philip Candelas, Mathematical Institute Justified Retirement Age (EJRA) took place [email protected] as soon as Ben Green, Mathematical Institute at the Congregation meeting on 16 May. possible. Every member of Congregation Yves Capdeboscq, Mathematical may vote in the postal vote regardless of Further details about the meeting and Institute whether they voted at the meeting on the two items of business can be found in Alain Goriely, Mathematical Institute 16 May. Completed voting papers must be Gazette No 5168, 11 May 2017. Peter Grindrod, Mathematical Institute returned to the Registrar’s Office (University Christopher Voyce, Mathematical Vote on the resolution Offices) to arrive no later thannoon on Institute Friday, 9 June. Voting papers received after The text of the resolution is: ‘The EJRA Nick Trefethen, Mathematical Institute this time will not be counted. in the University of Oxford should be Luc Nguyen, Mathematical Institute abolished.’ Minhyong Kim, Mathematical Institute Replacement voting papers Dmitry Belyaev, Mathematical Institute The result of the vote at the meeting was Members of Congregation who wish to Melanie Rupflin, Mathematical Institute 64 votes in favour, 143 votes against. request a replacement voting paper may James Sparks, Mathematical Institute apply by email to congregation.meeting@ Transcript David Conlon, Mathematical Institute admin.ox.ac.uk as soon as possible and Andrew Wathen, Mathematical Institute A transcript of the meeting is published with before noon on Thursday, 8 June, at the Hugh Jenkyns, St Edmund Hall this issue of the Gazette. latest. Replacements will be issued where Heather Bouman, St John’s voting papers have been lost, damaged Michael Searle, Worcester or submitted in error and will be made Rosalind Rickaby, Wolfson available for collection at the reception desk Lars Hansen, University at the University Offices. Erin Saupe, St Hugh’s Jonathan Wade, Earth Sciences Bernard Wood, Earth Sciences Nicholas Tosca, St Peter’s University of Oxford Gazette • 25 May 2017 505

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Electronic voting papers Council of the University Congregation 8 June Members of Congregation who are away Register of Congregation Elections from Oxford and are unable to return their voting paper in hard copy by the above time The Vice-Chancellor reports that the CONTESTED ELECTIONS may apply to the Proctors for permission following names have been added to the Council to submit their voting paper electronically. Register of Congregation: Committees reporting to Council: Requests for permission must be made Buildings and Estates Subcommittee Dixon, R M, Queen's by email to [email protected]. Curators of the University Libraries Fries, A, Queen's uk as soon as possible and before noon on Other Committees and University Hollaender, R, Faculty of Clinical Thursday, 8 June at the latest. The deadline Bodies: Medicine for receipt of electronic voting papers is Curators of the University Parks Levett, L, Nuffield Department of noon on Friday, 9 June. Emailed requests Divisional Boards: Obstetrics and Gynaecology must confirm (i) the member’s full name Medical Sciences Board Millo, J L B, Faculty of Clinical Medicine and college and/or department and (ii) Munro, M L, IT Services UNCONTESTED ELECTIONS that they are a member of Congregation. Riach, G K, Faculty of English Language Committees reporting to Council: Voting papers may only be submitted and Literature Audit and Scrutiny Committee electronically by members who have been Roome, J A, Ruskin School of Art Continuing Education Board granted permission by the Proctors under Saunders, D J, St Anne's Nominations Committee the procedure described above. Socially Responsible Investment Divisional and Faculty Boards Further details Review Committee For changes in regulations for examinations Other Committees and University Further details of the meeting on see 'Examinations and Boards' below. Bodies: 16 May are available on the Congregation Curators of the Sheldonian Theatre website at www.admin.ox.ac.uk/ Panel for Constituting the Visitatorial councilsec/governance/congregation/ Board under Statute XII Part C congregation16may2017ejra. Divisional Boards: A transcript of the 16 May debate is Humanities Board published with this issue of the Gazette. Mathematical, Physical and Life Sciences Board Any queries should be addressed to Medical Sciences Board [email protected]. Faculty Boards: Board of the Faculty of English Language and Literature Board of the Faculty of History Board of the Faculty of Law Board of the Faculty of Linguistics, Philology and Phonetics Board of the Faculty of Music Board of the Faculty of Philosophy Board of the Faculty of Theology and Religion

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Congregation 13 June Club (3–5 Hythe Bridge Street) of which the Department of Population Health have Nuffield is the landlord. This building is temporarily released approximately 152 ¶ Members of Congregation are reminded ideally located in close proximity to SBS’s and 72 sqm NUA respectively within Ewert that any two members may, not later than main building on Hythe Bridge Street House for occupation by the Department of noon on 5 June, give notice in writing to the and a convenient location for access by Experimental Psychology. This space was Registrar that they wish to oppose or amend staff and students across the University. occupied on 22 March 2017, accommodating any of the resolutions at (1) or (2) below Nuffield is keen to work with SBS as part of approximately 29 people and testing space, (see the note on the conduct of business in its strategy to rejuvenate the ‘Island Site’ bringing the overall amount of space made Congregation below). If no such notice has and to strengthen its relationship with the available within Ewert House to 624 sqm been given, and unless Council has declared Social Sciences Division. This space could NUA. otherwise or the items have been adjourned, provide flexible and configurable space to The Department of Experimental the resolutions shall be declared carried at accommodate the foundry. Psychology occupied this space on 17 March the meeting. Text of Resolution 2017, accommodating approximately (1) Voting on a Resolution authorising 43 people and testing space. That approximately 743 sqm NUA in the use of space at 3–5 Hythe Bridge 3–5 Hythe Bridge Street be allocated to the Text of Resolution Street Saïd Business School with effect from June That approximately 624 sqm NUA in Ewert Explanatory Note 2017 for a period of five years. House (building number 364) be allocated The Saïd Business School (SBS) established (2) Voting on Resolutions authorising to the Department of Experimental the ‘Launchpad’ approximately two years the use of space for the Department Psychology from 17 March 2017 until ago, to provide a central environment for of Experimental Psychology and a medium-term solution is available, Oxford University Entrepreneurs to co- Department of Zoology following the estimated to be Trinity term 2018. work. For this purpose, SBS provided an area closure of the Tinbergen Building (b) New Richards Building within the business school of approximately Following the unexpected closure of the 140 sqm net usable area (NUA). This has Explanatory Note Tinbergen Building on 13 February 2017, been successful, with a user membership in over 790 staff, doctoral students and The New Richards Building, located on excess of 1,000 from across the University associated facilities (including laboratory the Old Road Campus, is a temporary attending training, networking, mentoring facilities, testing space, meeting and modular building which was erected for and events. Due to the success of the teaching space and support space) for the occupation by those decanted as part of the Launchpad it has significantly outgrown Department of Experimental Psychology demolition of the Rosemary Rue Building its space and the space limitations are and Department of Zoology required and construction of the Big Data Institute starting to have an impact on the activity relocation. Estates Services has worked with (BDI). The Department of Population that can be undertaken. SBS has particular the departments to identify space across Health occupied the first and second floor concern that this could result in the user the University and externally to provide and released this space on occupation of base decreasing. The current space provides immediate space solutions. Because of the BDI in February 2017. The ground floor 19 staff desks and 12 co-working desks. The the need to act quickly so that academic is currently occupied by the Department 1,000 potential users are currently required activities could continue, a number of of Primary Care Health Sciences. The first to compete for the 12 co-working desks. moves were effected in March, for which and second floor (approximately 750 sqm The SBS ambition is to provide a central resolutions are now brought forward for NUA) was identified as suitable space point of connection, networking, training endorsement. for occupation by the Department of and support to enable Oxford students Experimental Psychology. DEPARTMENT OF EXPERIMENTAL to develop their entrepreneurial ideas PSYCHOLOGY The Department of Experimental and skills. To achieve this ambition and Psychology occupied this space on 10 March to resolve the current space constraints, (a) Ewert House 2017, accommodating approximately SBS propose the creation of a new Explanatory Note 73 people and testing space. entrepreneurship space for the University – the Oxford Foundry. It is intended that the Ewert House, located in Summertown, is Text of Resolution Oxford Foundry will include: co-working predominately occupied by the Department That approximately 750 sqm NUA in the space for up to 30 teams (comprising for Continuing Education, but also houses New Richards Building (building number four people, requiring approximately 120 a number of small University groups and 695) be allocated to the Department of desks in total); meeting space for teams, commercial tenants. Approximately Experimental Psychology from 10 March founders and mentors; presentation space 275 sqm net usable area (NUA) has 2017 until a medium-term solution is for workshops and lectures; informal remained vacant following the relocation available, estimated to be Trinity term 2018. space for students; design/making space of the former Land Agents Office to the for prototyping and learning about design Malthouse. A further 125 sqm NUA is also approaches; office space for the staff that available for use further to a decision run the foundry; and hot-desking space for by IT Services to release this space and people delivering ad hoc programming. relocate into existing space in the Gibson Building. The Department of Experimental SBS, the Social Sciences Division and Psychology occupied this space on 17 March Estates Services have been in discussion 2017, accommodating approximately 43 with Nuffield College and have identified a people and testing space. 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DEPARTMENT OF ZOOLOGY (3)Topic for discussion: what should Amy Zavatsky, Engineering Science, St the Audit and Scrutiny Committee Edmund Hall (c) New Radcliffe House scrutinize in the coming year? Ronald Daniel, Engineering Science, Explanatory Note Brasenose Congregation elects three of its members Peter Mirfield, Law, Jesus New Radcliffe House is located on the to the Audit and Scrutiny Committee, Caroline Warman, Medieval & Modern Radcliffe Observatory Quarter (ROQ) and which oversees the University’s audits Languages, Jesus comprises three floors; the ground floor is and conducts “structured inquiry or Patricia Daley, Geography, Jesus occupied by the Jericho Health Centre, the investigation into failures or alleged failures Richard Grenyer, Geography, Jesus first floor by Oxford University Press and the of the University’s operations.” While James Tilley, Politics and International second floor remains unallocated following members of Congregation and others can Relations, Jesus vacation by the Department of Primary Care contact Committee members, there is Andrew Dancer, Mathematics, Jesus Health Sciences. The second floor provides no formal mechanism by which elected Dariusz Wojcik, Geography, St Peter’s approximately 1,095 sqm NUA of office members report back to Congregation. Stuart White, Politics and International and meeting space, and was identified as The undersigned, which include the current Relations, Jesus a suitable location for occupation by the elected members, propose holding a Henrike Lähnemann, Medieval and Department of Zoology. discussion in which Congregation can hear Modern Languages The Department of Zoology occupied this from and talk with its elected members, space on 10 March 2017, accommodating and discuss the Committee’s scope, how Congregation 15 June approximately 154 people. it might help improve the operation of the University, and potential themes for scrutiny Elections Text of Resolution for the next academic year (2017–18). DIVISIONAL BOARDS That approximately 1,095 sqm NUA in New It is anticipated that the discussion may Mathematical, Physical and Life Sciences Radcliffe House (building number 553) be raise issues which may be addressed not Board allocated to the Department of Zoology only by the Committee, but by other bodies from 10 March 2017 until a medium-term FACULTY BOARDS and officers of the University; it is hoped solution is available, estimated to be Trinity Board of the Faculty of Philosophy the discussion will be useful to all such term 2018. bodies and officers. It should also be noted Details are in ‘Elections‘ section below. (d) Wytham Field Station that issues may still be raised by the usual confidential channels, including those to Note on procedures in Congregation Explanatory Note the Committee, the Proctors, Council, and The Wytham Field Station has historically others. ¶ Business in Congregation is conducted in been occupied by the Department of accordance with Congregation Regulations Signatories: Zoology, although many activities were 2 of 2002 (www.admin.ox.ac.uk/statutes/ relocated in 2014. It was identified by the Jeff Tseng, Physics, St Edmund Hall regulations/529-122.shtml). A printout department as an ideal location to decant Cigdem Issever, Physics, Lincoln of these regulations, or of any statute or several groups as the department already Brian Huffman, Physics, Lady Margaret other regulations, is available from the has a presence within the building and site. Hall Council Secretariat on request. A member of Anthony Weidberg, Physics, St John’s Congregation seeking advice on questions The Department of Zoology occupied this Roger Benson, Earth Sciences relating to its procedures, other than space on 13 March 2017, accommodating Stephen Blamey, Philosophy, St Edmund elections, should contact Mrs F Burchett at approximately 69 people and some Hall the University Offices, Wellington Square laboratory facilities. Outi Aarnio, Economics, St Edmund Hall (telephone: (2)80199; email: felicity. Text of Resolution Jennifer Nuttall, English, St Edmund Hall [email protected]); questions Christopher Williams, Medieval & relating to elections should be directed That approximately 728 sqm NUA in Modern Languages, St Edmund Hall to the Elections Officer, Ms S L S Mulvihill Wytham Field Station (building number Luc Nguyen, Mathematics, St Edmund (telephone: (2)80463; email: elections. 267) be allocated to the Department of Hall [email protected]). Zoology from 13 March 2017 to 12 March Hugh Jenkyns, Earth Sciences 2022. Simon Costa, St Edmund Hall Philipp Podsiadlowski, St Edmund Hall Patrick Roche, Hertford Oliver Riordan, Mathematics, St Edmund Hall 508 University of Oxford Gazette • 25 May 2017

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Consultative Notices to allow the reviewer to give them full and ceremony and then to walk in procession proper consideration but will be treated in to the Sheldonian Theatre. Holders of the Review of the University’s confidence. Oxford higher degrees described above who implementation of the Prevent duty wish to participate are invited to contact the As the University and each of the colleges Events Office at [email protected] The Counter-Terrorism and Security Act are being separately monitored by HEFCE, or on 01865 280524 for more information. 2015 creates a statutory duty for specified this review will necessarily focus on the All other guests will be contacted directly by public authorities, including universities, University’s implementation of the Prevent the Events Office. to ‘have due regard to the need to prevent duty. However, if any generic issues come to people from being drawn into terrorism’ light as part of this review, which may have Appointments (the Prevent duty). In complying with implications for the collegiate University the Prevent duty, universities must ‘have as a whole, they will be shared with the Mathematical, Physical and Life particular regard’ to both ‘the duty to ensure Conference of Colleges as appropriate. Many Sciences freedom of speech’ and ‘the importance of college governing bodies are conducting academic freedom’. similar internal reviews and any comments Dr Max van Kleek, PhD MIT, has been on college-specific matters should therefore appointed to the Associate Professorship of The University established a steering be directed to the relevant college in the first Human–Computer Interaction, Department group, including representatives from the instance. of Computer Science, in association with a academic divisions, Congregation, UAS and non-tutorial fellowship at Kellogg, from the Conference of Colleges, to consider in Further information on the Prevent duty 1 October 2017 until 30 September 2022. detail how the University should respond, and on the University’s approach can be and give effect to, the statutory duty. As found at https://www1.admin.ox.ac.uk/ Medical Sciences part of the risk assessment and action plan councilsec/prevent. RICHARD DOLL PROFESSORSHIP OF submitted to HEFCE (the body responsible EPIDEMIOLOGY for monitoring universities’ compliance General Notices with the duty) in August 2016, Council David J Hunter, MB BS Sydney, MPH DSc undertook to conduct an annual review to: Encaenia Harvard, Vincent L Gregory Professor of Cancer Prevention and Professor of ‘ensure that changes to University TICKET REGISTRATION FOR ENCAENIA Epidemiology and Nutrition, Harvard regulations and procedures associated 2017 T H Chan School of Public Health, and with the Prevent legislation and any Online registration is now open for the Professor of Medicine, Harvard Medical actions taken in relation to Prevent are Encaenia ceremony taking place in the School, has been appointed to the Richard not undermining, remain subject to, and Sheldonian Theatre on 21 June. Members of Doll Professorship of Epidemiology in the are operating in a manner to secure and Congregation, staff, students and academic Nuffield Department of Population Health protect the rights of academics, students, visitors are invited to apply for tickets with effect from 1 July 2017. Professor staff and visiting speakers under existing online at www.ox.ac.uk/encaenia. Members Hunter will be a fellow of Green Templeton. law, including the Education (No 2) Act of Convocation: please email encaenia@ 1986, the Human Rights Act 1998, the admin.ox.ac.uk to request a ticket. The Visiting Professorships Equality Act 2010 and data protection website includes information on the legislation.’ registration process, guest tickets, timings of Mathematical, Physical and Life This review is being undertaken by the day and the dress code. Sciences Professor Hugh Collins, Vinerian Professor LORD CREWE’S BENEFACTION The Mathematical, Physical and Life of English Law, All Souls. Professor Collins Sciences Board has conferred the title of will consult with relevant parties (including, Heads of house, Pro-Vice-Chancellors, heads Visiting Professor in Mathematics upon but not limited to, Student Welfare and of division, holders of the Oxford degrees Professor Michael Duff, PhD Imp, Emeritus Support Services, OUSU, the Equality and of Doctor of Divinity, Civil Law, Medicine, Professor of Theoretical Physics and Senior Diversity Unit and the Proctors’ Office) Letters, Science, and Music, the Proctors, Research Investigator, Imperial, for a period on their experience of the University’s the Assessor, the Public Orator, the Professor of 3 years from 1 May 2017. implementation of the Prevent duty. of Poetry, the Registrar, the outgoing Members of staff or students who have President of the Oxford University Student The Mathematical, Physical and Life any comments or issues which they would Union and the Presidents of the Junior and Sciences Board has reconferred the title of like to be considered as part of this review Middle Common Rooms of Brasenose, St Visiting Professor in Physics upon Professor within the terms of reference set out above Cross and Lincoln (as being the colleges of Richard Walker, PhD Salf, Technical should email these to prevent-review@ the Proctors and the Assessor) are invited Director, Diamond Light Source Ltd, for a admin.ox.ac.uk before 4pm on 9 June. to partake of Lord Crewe’s Benefaction further 3 years from 1 March 2017. 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Medical Sciences Social Sciences Examinations for the Degree of Doctor of Philosophy The Medical Sciences Board has conferred Saïd Business School the title of Visiting Professor of Psychiatry and Brain Development on Dr D OXFORD INDIA SPEAKER SERIES Weinberger, MD, for a period of 3 years from Ajay G Piramal, Chairman, Piramal Group 22 May 2017. and Shriram Group, will speak at 5.45pm This content has been removed on 13 June at Saïd Business School. More Graduate Awards and Prizes as it contains personal information and to register: www.oiss-ajay- information protected under piramal.eventbrite.com. This content has been removed Subject: 'Ajay G Piramal in conversation the Data Protection Act. as it contains personal with Dean Peter Tufano' information protected under Colleges, Halls and Societies the Data Protection Act. St Catherine's

KATRITZKY LECTURE Musical and other Events Professor Tony Cheetham, Goldsmiths' St Stephen’s House Professor of Materials Science, Cambridge, and Vice-President, Royal Society, will SJE ARTS deliver the Katritzky Lecture at 5.30pm on The following events will be held at SJE Arts, 1 June in the Inorganic Chemistry Lecture St John the Evangelist church, 109A Iffley Theatre. Tea from 5pm. All welcome. More Road. More information/tickets: www.sje- information: development.office@stcatz. oxford.org/events or 01865 613507. ox.ac.uk or 01865 271762. Subject: 'New materials for the 21st 6 Jun: Yevgeny Sudbin: Russian century – exploring how they are used in Romantics (SJE Arts International Piano iconic applications such as the iPhone, Series). Scriabin, Tchaikovsky, Liszt, Tesla cars and the Boeing Dreamliner' Medtner, Scarlatti 10 Jun: Commotio with Chloe Martindale, piano. Choral and instrumental pieces on an avian theme, in association with the RSPB ‘Oxford Swift City’ 17 Jun: Oxford Bach Choir with David Crown, director: Fanshawe’s African Sanctus and Chilcott’s Little Jazz Mass 25 Jun: Tenebrae: Spanish Glories of the 16th Century including Tomàs Luis de Victoria’s Requiem Mass for six voices 28 Jun: Magdalen College Choir: Music for a Summer’s Evening – a delightful programme of English music 29 Jun: Alexander Ullman: From Bach to Stravinsky (SJE Arts International Piano Series). Tchaikovsky, Liszt, Stravinsky’s Firebird 510 University of Oxford Gazette • 25 May 2017

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St Hilda's The nomination period for these elections closed at 4pm on Thursday, 11 May 2017. The Mrs Dora Berryman (née MacDonald), following elestions will be contested and the 30 March 2017; 1943. Aged 91. results determined by postal ballot of the Mrs Jean Donnison (née Kidger), eligible electorate(s). 27 January 2017; 1947. Aged 91. Mrs Hazel Fells (née Scott), 22 April 2017; Council Examinations for the Degree of Master 1953. Aged 83. of Science One member of Congregation elected by Dr Elisabeth Foucard, 26 March 2017; Congregation from members of the faculties 1938. Aged 97. in the Divisions of Humanities and of Social Ms Cynthia Smith, 24 May 2016; 1945. Sciences This content has been removed Aged 88. Dr Mary Venning (née Barker), January Current/Retiring To hold To hold as it contains personal 2017; 1940. Aged 94. Member office office information protected under from until St Hugh's the Data Protection Act. Professor T J Morgan, MT 2017 MT 2021 Jean Dorothy Bennett (née Fitzpatrick), Oriel 26 April 2017; 1942. Aged 93. The following nominations have been Worcester received: Changes to Examination Regulations John Read, 13 March 2017; 1953. Aged 84. Geraldine A Johnson, BA Yale, MA Camb, MA status Oxf, PhD Harvard, Student of For the complete text of each regulation Christ Church, Faculty of History listed below and a listing of all changes to regulations for this year to date, Nominated by: please see www.ox.ac.uk/gazette/ The Very Revd Professor Percy, Dean of examinationregulations. Christ Church, Faculty of Theology M D Damazer, Master of St Peter’s Continuing Education Board/Medical A M S Prochaska, Principal of Somerville, Sciences Board Faculty of History PGCERT IN INTERNATIONAL PRIMARY A J Bate, Provost of Worcester, Faculty of CARE RESEARCH LEADERSHIP English Language and Literature new programme J R Elsner, Corpus Christi, Faculty of Classics, Subfaculty of Archaeology Humanities Board R J Goodman, St Antony’s, Faculties of RESEARCH DEGREES IN HISTORY Anthropology and Geography and of clarification concerning confirmation of Oriental Studies status E G W Keene, Christ Church, Faculty of Social Studies MST IN ENGLISH LANGUAGE R S R Mitter, St Cross, Faculties of History, programme closure of Oriental Studies and of Social Studies Mathematical, Physical and Life A J C Parker, Faculty of Clinical Medicine Sciences Board L A Roper, Oriel, Faculty of History

RESEARCH DEGREES IN THE Candidate statement: MATHEMATICAL, PHYSICAL AND LIFE I am an Associate Professor in History of Art SCIENCES DIVISION and a Student (Fellow) of Christ Church. I to make it clear that an interview is helped establish Oxford’s undergraduate always mandatory for transfer of status degree in Art History and I have held positions of responsibility in my faculty, at my college, and in the central University, including Head of Department, Tutor for Admissions, and Associate Head of the University of Oxford Gazette • 25 May 2017 511

Humanities Division. This has given me a chaired Faculty/College Board and Faculty Freddie C Hamdy, MB ChB Alexandria, MA clear understanding of how to get things Council as needed. I gained experience of Oxf, MD Sheff, Fellow of Balliol, Faculty of done at Oxford. working with colleagues from all sectors of Clinical Medicine the university, including administrative and Oxford faces many challenges. Some are Nominated by: support services as well as the University of long-standing, such as how to integrate Sir John Bell, Christ Church, Faculty of Glasgow’s four Colleges (=Divisions). From more successfully the University’s strengths Clinical Medicine 2017, I will serve as director of research for with those of the colleges. Other challenges Dame Kay Davies, Hertford, Faculties of the Oxford History faculty. are more recent, such as the need to Physiological Sciences and of Clinical develop a coherent and comprehensive Medicine One member of Congregation elected by internationalisation strategy that G A P Holländer, Jesus, Faculty of Clinical Congregation from members of the faculties looks beyond the immediate concerns Medicine in the Divisions of Mathematical, Physical surrounding Brexit. We must also consider S H Kennedy, Green Templeton, Faculty and Life Sciences and of Medical Sciences the effectiveness of our current career of Clinical Medicine progression system for academics and the Current/Retiring To hold To hold I M C Tracey, Pembroke, Faculties of difficulties of maintaining a healthy work- Member office office Psychological Studies and of Clinical life balance given the increasing demands from until Medicine on staff at all levels. More generally, we must Professor L Tarassenko, MT 2017 MT 2021 Candidate statement: find better ways of engaging all members St John’s As a practising academic surgeon and of the academic community in planning for trainer of surgeon scientists, head of the the future, in terms of both our facilities and The following nominations have been Nuffield Department of Surgical Sciences the people who will work and study in them. received: and Director of the Division of Surgery My experiences at Oxford and at other Tim Coulson, BSc York, PhD Dip Imp, Fellow & Oncology at the Oxford University academic institutions in the UK, Europe, of Jesus, Faculty of Zoology Hospitals NHS Trust, I will bring to Council and North America give me a valuable skills from an old academic discipline, Nominated by: perspective on key issues facing the which is becoming critically important D D C Bradley, Jesus, Faculties of Physics collegiate University. Serving on Council through innovation technology and cutting and of Engineering Science would let me develop innovative and edge minimally invasive interventions, Y S Malhi, Oriel, Faculty of Anthropology effective proposals to address some of closing the loop from basic science to the and Geography Oxford’s most pressing problems, whilst not bedside and operating room. This has been P N Mirfield, Jesus, Faculty of Law forgetting the impact such proposals can achieved by strong, multidisciplinary inter- B C Sheldon, Wolfson, Faculty of Zoology have on individual academics, students, and departmental and cross-divisional links, support staff. Candidate statement: successfully forged over the past 8 years. I I am a biologist based in the Zoology also sit at the heart of an important interface Julia H M Smith, MA Camb, DPhil Oxf, department with interests in understanding between academia and healthcare delivery, Fellow of All Souls, Faculty of History the dynamics of the natural world, bridging the gaps between the University Nominated by: in predicting the consequences of and the NHS at Oxford and beyond. With M H Conway, Balliol, Faculty of History anthropogenic change on these dynamics, insight into the many opportunities, E R F Harcourt, Keble, Faculty of and in characterizing their impact for difficulties and financial challenges faced Philosophy humanity. I am Professor of Zoology, by our academic institution in research, K E O’Brien, University College, Faculty Associate Head of Department, and teaching, training and administration, I will of English Language and Literature a member of the Fellowship of Jesus be pleased and well-placed to serve Council. M J Smith, University College, Faculty of College. I moved to Oxford from Imperial Oriental Studies College in 2013, and now feel I have a sufficient understanding of the workings Candidate statement: of the University that I can make useful If elected to Council, I will bring contributions via Council membership. considerable experience of university My motivation for standing for Council is a governance and leadership in an ancient strongly held belief that senior academics university at a time of rapid change. Prior have a duty to contribute to the governance, to my appointment as the Chichele Chair of administration, and financial and asset Medieval History in 2016, I held the Edwards management of the University. The next Chair of medieval history at the University few years are likely to pose significant of Glasgow. In this position, I served as challenges for the University as Brexit plays Deputy Dean of the Faculty of Arts (2009- out, and council will have to consider how 10) then, after restructuring, as Deputy best to meet these challenges. I believe my Head of the College of Arts (2010-12). In this experience of researching the dynamics role I participated in strategic leadership and consequences of change, albeit in a at a time of great change, represented different setting, provide me with a skillset the College of Arts on university-level appropriate for a member of Council during committees and on Senate, and led such times. initiatives on equalities and mentoring, work-load, undergraduate and graduate internships and internationalisation. I 512 University of Oxford Gazette • 25 May 2017

Professor Jennifer J Kurinczuk, BSc MB One member of Congregation, not Professor Brian Foster, BSc Lond, MA DPhil ChB MD Leic, MSc Lond, Faculty of Clinical necessarily being a member of any division Oxf, Fellow of Balliol, Faculty of Physics Medicine and not in any case being nominated in a Nominated by: divisional capacity, elected by Congregation Nominated by: Professor Sir Drummond Bone, Master of J M Armitage, Faculty of Clinical Current/Retiring To hold To hold Balliol, Faculty of English Language and Medicine Member office office Literature B S Casadei, Faculty of Clinical Medicine from until R J Cashmore, Brasenose, Faculty of Professor Sir Rory Collins, St John’s, Physics Professor Sir Rick MT 2017 MT 2021 Faculty of Clinical Medicine S C Cooper, St Catherine’s, Faculty of Trainor, Exeter J M Green, Faculty of Clinical Medicine Physics C P Jenkinson, Harris Manchester, The following nominations have been A M Cooper-Sarkar, St Hilda’s, Faculty of Faculty of Clinical Medicine received: Physics M Knight, Faculty of Clinical Medicine F C Kirwan, Balliol, Faculty of Tania Boyt, MBA Open, Department of M J Parker, St Cross, Faculty of Clinical Mathematics Physiology, Anatomy and Genetics Medicine I P J Shipsey, St Catherine’s, Faculty of M A Quigley, Faculty of Clinical Medicine Nominated by: Physics S Shepperd, Kellogg, Faculty of Clinical C A Manning, University College, Faculty Candidate statement: Medicine of Psychological Studies I believe that my experience on the S B Ziebland, Green Templeton, Faculty J Y Martin, Department of Pharmacology Councils of a Research Council (PPARC), of Clinical Medicine D J Paterson, Merton, Faculty of the Institute of Physics and currently the Physiological Sciences Candidate statement: Royal Society give me the experience and M S Wilkins, Sir William Dunn School of As an institution which prides itself on insight to contribute strongly to Council. Pathology academic excellence the University requires In the uncertainty of the evolving Brexit, access to the very best researchers and Candidate statement: my international perspective as a leader of teachers to enable delivery of the highest I am currently the Head of Administration large international collaborations and my quality research and teaching. A central and Finance in the Department of knowledge of European science institutions, focus of my work is on ensuring that my Physiology, Anatomy and Genetics. Since particularly in Germany, where my research generation of researchers and teachers joining the University in 2001, I have been is currently based, will be of use to Council’s is replaced by the very best of the next the Departmental Administrator/Head discussions on future international generation. To do this, we need to remove of Administration and Finance for five relationships. I also have experience with structural and cultural barriers, and different departments across two divisions. funding arrangements in many other positively support the development of all Undertaking these roles has provided me countries, particularly the USA, China and staff and students, particularly early career vast experience in all the key departmental Japan. I am currently a member of the Royal researchers. With encouragement from administrative areas including HR, finance, Society Higher Education and Research the Athena SWAN Charter many of the research, infrastructure, teaching and contact group, concerned with issues such STEMM Units and Departments, including student administration. My background is as the Higher Education Bill and the future my own, have made great strides in this in human resources but I am able to cover all of REF and TEF. As a member of Main Panel direction. However, it is vital that leadership, aspects of university administration. B and Chair of the Physics Committee for and investment, for the development of REF2014, I have experience with research During my University departmental a positive and supportive culture, and evaluation methodologies. I am also a experience, I have relished the variety systemic change to ensure that all University member of Royal Society working group of challenges that each department has staff work in an environment which values with the French and German Scientific offered. I pride myself of being able to work equitably their contribution and supports Academies on Research Evaluation. I serve across the whole width and breadth of them to achieve their best comes from on the Royal Society’s Public Engagement administration from strategic to the cold the very top of the organisation. I want to Committee and have been strongly face and across every discipline. participate in achieving this goal and is one involved in public engagement throughout of the reasons I am standing for election to As a member of Congregation, I believe it is my career. As the founder and Chair of Council. important and an obligation to participate in Trustees of the Oxford May Music Festival, the operation of the University community. a registered charity, I have experience of As Director of the National Perinatal I currently sit on numerous University the interconnections between the sciences, Epidemiology Unit I have successfully sub-groups and working parties and these arts and humanities and of the voluntary led national and international research add to my growing breath of knowledge. sector. If elected I will work hard to ensure collaborations bringing together multi- I feel I would be a valued member of the that Oxford’s core values of scholarship, disciplinary groups to work together. This Committee and would welcome the internationalism and openness to all talents involves leadership of individuals and opportunity to bring my operational are maintained and strengthened in these groups who often start from a different expertise and experience to assisting the challenging times. perspective. We live in politically and wider University. economically turbulent times and in responding to, and pre-empting, events the University will require flexible and innovative leadership. I look forward to contributing to that leadership if elected to Council. University of Oxford Gazette • 25 May 2017 513

Antone Martinho, AB Harvard, MA DPhil Professor Jonathan Michie, MSc Lond, MA delighted to receive an OUSU ‘Outstanding Oxf, Fellow of Magdalen, Faculty of Zoology DPhil Oxf, President of Kellogg, Continuing Supervisor’ Award for 2015-16. Education Nominated by: Beyond Oxford I serve on the Council of P D Elbourne, Magdalen, Faculty of Nominated by: the Academy of Social Sciences (whose Philosophy Professor Sir Rick Trainor, Rector of Audit Committee I chair); the Economic A Kacelnik, Pembroke, Faculty of Exeter, Faculty of History Advisory Board of Defra; and the United Zoology Baroness Helena Kennedy of the Shaws, World Colleges (UWC) Council. I am Chair of D T LaValle, Magdalen, Faculty of Classics Principal of Mansfield, Faculty of Law Governors of UWC Atlantic College. G Varelli, Magdalen, Faculty of Music R W Ainsworth, Master of St Catherine’s, Richard Ovenden, BA Durh, MA Lond, MA R C S Walker, Magdalen, Faculty of Faculty of Engineering Science Oxf, Fellow of Balliol, Faculty of History Philosophy Dame Elish Angiolini, Principal of St Hugh’s, Faculty of Law Nominated by: Candidate statement: A M Buchan, Corpus Christi, Faculty of Dame Hermione Lee, President of I am standing for Council because I believe Clinical Medicine Wolfson, Faculty of English Language in this university: its deep and storied Dame Kay Davies, Hertford, Faculties of and Literature history and the promise of a future still more Physiological Sciences and of Clinical A J Carr, Worcester, Faculty of Clinical successful and exciting. I will bring energy Medicine Medicine and industry to this role and dedicate myself R J Goodman, St Antony’s, Faculties of H F Hamerow, St Cross, Faculty of to improving our university and keeping it in Anthropology and Geography and of History, Subfaculty of Archaeology its deserved spot atop world rankings. Oriental Studies L How, Bodleian Libraries Directorate I am particularly interested in improving R Hobbs, Harris Manchester, Department A J Hurrell, Balliol, Faculty of Social the experience of our graduate students to of Primary Care Health Sciences Studies ensure that Oxford is an enticing academic K J Humphries, All Souls, Faculty of T F Melham, Balliol, Faculty of Computer home for the best blossoming scholars. We History Science have a great asset in our varied Colleges, K E O’Brien, University College, Faculty G L Swafford, St Cross, Research Services which support well-fitted, nurturing of English Language and Literature A E Trefethen, St Cross, Faculty of environments for excellence. Computer Science Candidate statement: L Van Broekhoven, Linacre, Faculty of I believe in making the blessings of an I’m Director of the Department for Anthropology and Geography Oxford education available to deserving Continuing Education and President of I A Walmsley, St Hugh’s, Faculty of students regardless of their financial Kellogg College; this experience means I Physics circumstances, and will advocate for bring a fresh perspective to the deliberations improved financial aid for those in need, a of council regarding the future direction Candidate statement: resource critical to our continuing to keep of the University. I’m fully supportive I would like to offer myself as a candidate for pace with the provisions offered by our peer of the University’s Strategic Plan, which, election to Council. institutions. beyond teaching and research embraces I have been in Oxford since 2003, in a a commitment to civic engagement. As Oxford’s unique character and academic variety of roles in the Bodleian, since 2014 as Professor of Innovation & Knowledge resources have made it home to top class Bodley’s Librarian. I have held fellowships at Exchange, I believe in the importance scholarship and attracted the world’s great two colleges, and have enjoyed and greatly of interdisciplinarity and widening thinkers for centuries. We must continue benefitted from those two communities. I engagement activities which look outwards to ensure that a career at Oxford remains have also had experience of working with beyond academe. an attractive and promising prospect to colleagues on projects and initiatives in researchers worldwide. This is particularly The growth in the Department for all Divisions, including major research true of our junior academics and post docs, Continuing Education over the past projects, and have an appreciation of the whose better provision and intergration into nine years means Oxford is leading challenges that face the University from university life I would make a priority. developments in this area globally. I’m a variety of perspectives: academically, committed to strive for recognition of how financially, operationally, and also from the Our university faces uncertainties in the such activities can increase the diversity of collegiate, and institutional perspectives. coming years, and will require committed the student body and enrich the culture of Over the years I have served on Personnel and energetic leadership to ensure we are the University – and the lives of participating Committee, Research Committee, BESC, an unimpeachable community of learning. students, plus through media and other and IT Committee and would like to bring I believe I can contribute to upholding this channels, influence policy makers and this experience, drawn from my perspective responsibility of good stewardship of this politicians. of knowledge across the institution, to bear ancient and modern institution. on the decisions made in Council. As head of house, I participate in Conference of Colleges. I’m a co-opted member of In my role I am fortunate to see the the Social Sciences Divisional Board and best aspects of the University: the also serve on the following University sheer intellectual power of the place, Committees: Education, Finance, Student the extraordinary size and range of our Number Planning, Student Fees & Support, endeavours, the enormous dedication of Impact & Knowledge Exchange, and staff at all levels, and the way in which our the Natural History Museum Board. I’m decision-making structures, unique and Treasurer to the Oxford Society [the imperfect though they are, have tended to University’s alumni association]. I was support our continued intellectual success. 514 University of Oxford Gazette • 25 May 2017

I would like to have the opportunity serve Committees reporting to Council the construction refurbishment and the University, at this especially challenging maintenance of containment laboratories. BUILDINGS AND ESTATES time, by contributing to the work of the Since the closure of the Tinbergen Building SUBCOMMITTEE University on Council. on 10th February 2017, I have been working One person elected by Congregation very closely with many members of the Balázs Szendroi, BA CASM PhD Camb, Estates Department on the decant of the Fellow of St Peter’s, Faculty of Mathematics Current/Retiring To hold To hold building and the provision of short and Member office office Nominated by: medium term solutions my Department. from until M D Damazer, Master of St Peter’s I have wide experience of working within M R Bridson, Magdalen, Faculty of Professor R G Ratcliffe, MT 2017 MT 2020 the MPLS Division and have collaborated Mathematics New College extensively with colleagues in the Division A M Etheridge, Magdalen, Faculties of of Medicine. Through my work at Hertford The following nominations have been Statistics and of Mathematics I have enjoyed close working relationships received: D S Gangjee, St Hilda’s, Faculty of Law with colleagues from the Humanities and C S Mawson, Wadham Paul C Adams, Department of Social Sciences and I am confident that I P Rothwell, St Peter’s, Faculty of Pharmacology am well placed to represent the interests of Medieval and Modern Languages both graduate and undergraduate students. Nominated by: N Sud, Wolfson, Faculty of Social Studies I am strongly of the view that it is important K A Dora, Worcester, Faculty of L Tarassenko, St John’s, Faculty of that academics active in both teaching and Physiological Sciences Engineering Science research should contribute to the wider N J Emptage, Lincoln, Faculty of U L Tillmann, Merton, Faculty of administration of the University and that Physiological Sciences Mathematics the development and maintenance of an C J Garland, Magdalen, Faculty of A A Williams, St Peter’s, Faculty of excellent estate is central to the University’s Physiological Sciences English Language and Literature success. J Y Martin, Department of Pharmacology Candidate statement: Candidate statement: CURATORS OF THE UNIVERSITY I have been a University Lecturer at the I have worked within the University for LIBRARIES Mathematical Institute and Fellow and nineteen years; formerly at the Department Tutor in Pure Mathematics at St Peter’s One member of Congregation elected by of Chemistry and, since 2009, at the College since 2005, with Professorial title Congregation Department of Pharmacology. awarded in 2014. I have served my College Current/Retiring To hold To hold as Tutor for Admissions (2008-2013) and I would like to offer the committee my ten Member office office Senior Tutor (since 2015), and have had years’ worth of experience in the role of a from until long stints on a variety of College and Building and Facilities Manager – a role in Departmental Committees including which I experience the day-to-day reality of Dr L J Smith, MT 2017 MT 2021 Academic Affairs, Investment and Art. My the practices, regulation and decisions made Harris Manchester research interests lie in algebraic geometry; I by BESC and other Estate’s committees The following nominations have been was awarded the Royal Society Leverhulme from a ‘customer’ perspective. This is a received: Trust Senior Research Fellowship in 2013. perspective I believe the committee may lack at present. Emma Smith, MA DPhil Oxf, Fellow of For a number of years, I have been Hertford, Faculty of English Language and coordinating various research training and Professor Martin C J Maiden, BA R’dg, MA Literature development activities in Africa, working status Oxf, PhD Camb, Fellow of Hertford, with an annual budget in the region of Faculty of Zoology Nominated by: $100K p.a. raised from a variety of sources. Professor Sir Rick Trainor, Rector of Nominated by: I have served on the Council of the African Exeter, Faculty of History W N Hutton, Principal of Hertford Institute of Mathematical Sciences, Cape W N Hutton, Principal of Hertford R H V Jones, Estates Services Town, since 2014, and have recently been H R Woudhuysen, Rector of Lincoln, P Klenerman, Green Templeton, Faculty engaged by the Swedish International Faculty of English Language and of Clinical Medicine Development Coordination Agency to Literature B C Sheldon, Wolfson, Faculty of Zoology evaluate two of their programmes in East M J Snowling, President of St John’s, Africa. I am a member of the Steering Candidate statement: Faculty of Psychological Studies Committee of AfOx, the Africa Oxford I joined the Department of Zoology as a M H Conway, Balliol, Faculty of History Initiative. Wellcome Trust Senior Fellow in 1997, S J Wheale, Bodleian Special Collections having spent 9 years (1988-1997) working If elected, I would aim to work for the causes Candidate statement: as a Senior Scientist for the NHS at the I believe in: preserving the values of the I’ve been a Bodleian reader for almost National Institute for Biological Standards tutorial system, while helping it adapt to thirty years. More recently I have worked and Control in Hertfordshire. In October modern expectations; the training of young with colleagues across its many different 2004 was appointed Professor of Molecular scholars and scientists, including those from departments: collections, exhibitions, Epidemiology and a Governing Body the Global South; meeting the challenges publications, communications, digital, Fellow of Hertford College, where I am of a post-Brexit Oxford; and upholding fundraising, and conservation. This has currently Tutor for Graduates. As a medical academic freedom for all members, junior given me an increased awareness of the microbiologist, I have a long-standing and senior, of the Collegiate University. importance of the Bodleian Libraries, not interest in laboratory infrastructure just to my own and other scholarly research, and I have particular experience in University of Oxford Gazette • 25 May 2017 515

but to the University’s wider cultural Libraries’ provision, but I’m now much of serving for a second term. My aims over engagement. I also know something of more able to comment on the needs of other the past six years have been to ensure that the financial pressures under which this users, including those who never physically the University Parks can be enjoyed as a work is taking place. The libraries have come to a library building. I’ve also taken valuable outdoor amenity by members of worked hard to absorb these constraints it as one of my duties during these three the University as well as the wider local but cannot continue their work if annual years to try to consider the needs of the community, and to support the activities of budgets are always being reduced. We need Libraries’ staff and to make sure these are the Superintendent of Parks and his team to remind ourselves that the Libraries are an considered by Curators. As cuts continue, in developing and maintaining the Parks extraordinary international asset – and have but demands increase, this is a crucial period (as well as many other areas throughout the been for centuries. I’d be keen to be part of for Libraries’ development, including the university for which they are responsible). the Libraries’ work towards a sustainable newest requirement for public engagement. If re-elected I would continue with similar financial strategy, perhaps underpinned by Libraries’ strategy has been (rightly, in my objectives. endowment income. view) not to retrench; but it’s important that Having trained as a plant biologist, I have this not be at the expense of staff morale. I would bring my love of the Bodleian an informed interest in the University Libraries together with my experience as an Parks, and being based in the Department Other Committees and University academic involved in teaching and research. of Plant Sciences, I am ideally located to Bodies I also have administrative understanding monitor activities in the Parks as I have from the University’s Education Committee, CURATORS OF THE UNIVERSITY PARKS done regularly throughout my tenure as and from the Education IT Board and the a Curator. Moreover, as the son of a Parks One person elected by Congregation Taught Degrees Panel, both of which I chair. Superintendent, I have been aware from Since 1602 the Bodleian has been at the Current/Retiring To hold To hold an early age of the challenges involved in heart of the University, as a laboratory for Member office office meeting the contrasting requirements of generating and interrogating knowledge from until these areas as horticultural havens and sites across all the disciplines. It has always for recreational activities. Professor N J Kruger, MT 2017 MT 2023 adapted, and must to continue to do so, Pembroke With the imminent retirement of the but there are also some fundamental ways current Superintendent after many years in which it needs to remain the same. As The following nominations have been of successful guardianship of the Parks, a a Curator, I think I could be an advocate received: major responsibility of the Curators in the for the Libraries and help to balance these Richard Briant, MA Camb, MA Oxf, Fellow immediate future will be to support the competing necessities. of St Cross, Saïd Business School induction of his replacement to ensure Professor Lesley Smith, BSc MSc LSE, MA continued effective stewardship of this Nominated by: DPhil Oxf, Fellow of Harris Manchester, precious resource and the other work J Friedrichs, St Cross, Faculty of Social Faculty of History of the Parks staff. Continuity within the Studies membership of the Board of Curators will Nominated by: D N J MacCulloch, Kt, St Cross, Faculties help in facilitating this transition. R Waller, Principal of Harris Manchester, of History and of Theology Faculty of Theology R E Makepeace, St Cross Luke Pitcher, MA Oxf, PGCert Durh, Fellow L J Gullifer, Harris Manchester, Faculty S Strand, St Cross, Faculty of Social of Somerville, Faculty of Classics of Law Studies Nominated by: S A Killoran, Harris Manchester Candidate statement: A J Parker, Somerville N F Palmer, St Edmund Hall, Faculty of The University Parks give great pleasure S M Rayner, Somerville, Faculty of Medieval and Modern Languages to a great number of people, all year round Physics Candidate statement: and in many different ways. The Parks are F J Stafford, Somerville, Faculty of I’m standing for re-election as a Curator of wonderful and I love them! My aim is to help English Language and Literature the University Libraries as I hope to build ensure that they continue to be an excellent A M V Suerbaum, Somerville, Faculty of on the knowledge I’ve gained during my resource for our diverse communities. Medieval and Modern Languages first term. Excepting illness and dates that Nicholas J Kruger, MA Oxf, PhD Camb, Candidate statement: coincided with undergraduate Admissions, Fellow of Pembroke, Faculty of Plant The Parks are the pride of the University, I’ve been to every meeting and taken part Sciences and the chief adornment of the City. in the Away Day on the five-year strategic Commitment and experience are needed plan. I’ve learned a lot about the range and Nominated by: for their oversight. As a Somerville College depth of the Libraries’ business, which L Dolan, Magdalen, Faculty of Plant resident, I live within five minutes’ walk includes not only book provision, but Sciences from the Parks, and therefore have a digitization projects, big data management, N P Harberd, St John’s, Faculty of Plant personal interest in their proper running. and managing Oxford’s Open Access Sciences I have previous experience of the Board requirements. In addition, I’ve been to R G Ratcliffe, New College, Faculty of from my recent term as University Assessor, some of the Libraries’ technical services Plant Sciences in which I became familiar with every departments to find out how the staff deal J A C Smith, Magdalen, Faculty of Plant aspect of University governance. I hope, with the 3,000+ items that arrive every Sciences then, that I can count on your votes as your week. Candidate statement: representative in caring for the Parks that As a regular reader of Special Collections, I have been a Curator of the University Parks we love. I already knew a lot about that side of the since 2011, and I welcome the possibility 516 University of Oxford Gazette • 25 May 2017

Divisional Boards planning for the next REF exercise. I serve as Candidate statement: joint Athena SWAN coordinator for NDPH, In my current role as Head of the Division MEDICAL SCIENCES BOARD and during my tenure we have successfully of Clinical Neurology, within the Nuffield One person from among the members of obtained bronze and silver awards. I have Department of Clinical Neurosciences, I am staff who are not Heads of Department or served on national funding panels, and I responsible for overseeing the academic statutory professors who are members of am currently vice-Chair of the BHF Clinical leadership of basic and clinical research in the Faculty of Biochemistry, the Faculty Studies Committee, and as Director of MRC neurology and related disciplines. I have of Clinical Medicine, the Faculty of PHRU I am involved in discussions within a strong track record of mentoring the Physiological Sciences and the Faculty of the MRC about national funding strategy. careers of others, and in undergraduate Psychological Studies, elected jointly by the In summary, I believe that my experience teaching at both pre-clinical and clinical members of the Faculty of Biochemistry, the and skills will be valuable to the Division in level, including serving on the examination Faculty of Clinical Medicine, the Faculty of maintaining its competitive strength, and boards of the pre-clinical (BM) exams Physiological Sciences and the Faculty of would welcome the opportunity to serve on and the MSc in Neuroscience. I have Psychological Studies this Divisional Board. considerable experience in managing cross-departmental research projects, and Current/Retiring To hold To hold Professor Jonathan L Rees, BM BS MD for 10 years my research group was based Member office office Lond, MA Oxf, Fellow of Pembroke, Faculty in DPAG, before moving to the Headington from until of Clinical Medicine campus. I am therefore one of a very few Professor Kate Nation, MT 2017 MT 2021 Nominated by: clinician scientists in Oxford who has direct St John’s, Faculty of A J Carr, Worcester, Faculty of Clinical experience of both the South Parks Rd and Psychological Studies Medicine hospital based research environments in the A M Furger, Pembroke, Faculty of Medical Sciences Division, and I am strongly The following nominations have been Biochemistry committed to improving integration across received: J C Taylor, St Edmund Hall, Faculty of the Division. As a clinically active academic Professor Colin Baigent, BM BCh MA Oxf, Clinical Medicine I am well versed in navigating through MSc Lond, Faculty of Clinical Medicine B P Wordsworth, Green Templeton, the challenges of delivering high quality Faculty of Clinical Medicine research and education within the NHS Nominated by: environment. I am currently a member Sir John Bell, Christ Church, Faculty of Candidate statement: of the Joint University/OUHFT R and D Clinical Medicine I have been part of the Faculty of Medicine Committee. I would now like to build on Professor Dame Valerie Beral, Green in the Nuffield Department of Orthopaedics, this experience through membership of the Templeton, Faculty of Clinical Rheumatology and Musculoskeletal Science Medical Sciences Divisional Board. Medicine (NDORMS) for the last 12 years. For part of C P Conlon, Oriel, Faculty of Clinical that time I have been Head of Education Notes: Medicine in NDORMS and also Director of the C W Pugh, Kellogg, Faculty of Clinical undergraduate medical student programme Nominations in writing for the elections on Medicine for Orthopaedics, Rheumatology, Trauma 8 June, by four members of Congregation S Shepperd, Kellogg, Faculty of Clinical and Emergency Medicine. other than the candidate, were received by Medicine the Elections Office at the University Offices, I have also sat on Royal College Research Wellington Square, up to 4pm on 11 May. Candidate statement: Committees, National Surgical Society I wish to stand for election for the Medical Councils and other national committees. I Candidates were invited to include with Sciences Board because I believe I can have been involved at this level in strategic their nomination forms a written statement make a valuable contribution to strategic planning and the delivery of new projects. of no more than 250 words, setting out their planning and management of the Medical I have authored a number of national reasons for standing and qualifications for Sciences Division. I am Director of the guidelines, national reports and national the office being sought. These statements MRC Population Health Research Unit policies that standardise and improve are now available online at www.admin. (PHRU; 53 staff), and Deputy Director patient care. ox.ac.uk/elections/elections.shtml and of the Clinical Trial Service Unit and published in this issue of the Gazette. Voters I now want to use these experiences and the Epidemiological Studies Unit (250 staff), may wish to wait until they have read these skills learnt to make a greater contribution both of which are part of the Nuffield statements before returning their ballot within the University and the Medical Department of Population Health (NDPH). papers. Sciences Division. I have experience in all aspects of directing Ballot papers were sent out to members of a large medical group, including funding Professor Kevin Talbot, BSc MB BS Lond, Congregation on 19 May. Completed ballot and budgeting, directing scientific and DPhil Oxf, Faculty of Clinical Medicine papers must be received by the Elections administrative staff, career development Nominated by: Office not later than4pm on 8 June. and training, and strategic planning. I have K M Channon, Exeter, Faculty of Clinical raised over £80 million in funding during For further information, please contact the Medicine my career. I was responsible for coordinating Elections Officer (shirley.mulvihill@admin. G A P Holländer, Jesus, Faculty of Clinical the REF 2014 return for the NDPH, in ox.ac.uk). Medicine collaboration with the Department of I M C Tracey, Pembroke, Faculties of Primary Health Care Sciences, which was Psychological Studies and of Clinical rated top nationally in Population Health Medicine and Primary Care, and believe that I would M J A Wood, Somerville, Faculty of be able to make a strong contribution to Physiological Sciences University of Oxford Gazette • 25 May 2017 517

Uncontested Elections Current/Retiring To hold To hold SOCIALLY RESPONSIBLE INVESTMENT Member office office REVIEW COMMITTEE Nominations for these elections closed from until A member of Congregation elected by at 4pm on Thursday, 11 May 2017. As the Professor Jeffrey Tseng, MT 2017 HT 2022 Congregation from members of the faculties number of nominations received is no more St Edmund Hall in the Divisions of Mathematical, Physical than sufficient to fill the following vacancies, and Life Sciences and of Medical Sciences the candidates nominated below shall be The following nomination has been received: deemed to be duly elected as of Thursday, Current/Retiring To hold To hold Dr Anne Edwards, BM BCh MA Oxf, Fellow 11 May 2017 (as per Congregation Member office office of Brasenose, Faculty of Clinical Medicine Regulations 2 of 2002, regulations 8.2 (3) from until and 8.2 (6); Council Regulations 17 of Nominated by: Professor G M MT 2017 MT 2020 2002, regulations 22 and 26; and Council J S Bowers, Principal of Brasenose, Henderson, Regulations 19 of 2002, regulations 40 and Faculty of Law University College 44). For the purposes of elections, academic E J Miller, Brasenose standing is as defined in Council Regulations P C L Parker, Brasenose The following nomination has been received: 22 of 2002, Part 2: Academic Precedence and S Smith, Brasenose H Bhaskaran, BE Pune, MS PhD Maryland, Standing, made by Council on 26 June 2002. CONTINUING EDUCATION BOARD Faculty of Materials Committees reporting to Council One member of the Department for Nominated by: AUDIT AND SCRUTINY COMMITTEE Continuing Education elected by and from M R Castell, Linacre, Faculty of Materials among the members of the department B Choubey, Somerville, Faculty of One member of Congregation elected by Engineering Science Congregation from among members of the Current/Retiring To hold To hold M Pasta, St Edmund Hall, Faculty of faculties in the Divisions of Humanities Member office office Materials and Social Sciences who shall not serve on from until M K Riede, Wolfson, Faculty of Physics Council or on any committee which in the Dr C I R O’Mahony, MT 2017 MT 2020 view of Council has mainline executive A member of Congregation elected by Kellogg authority within the University, or hold any Congregation from members of the faculties office in the University or any college which The following nomination has been received: in the Divisions of Humanities and of Social involves executive authority Sciences Dr A Macdonald, BA Sheff, DPhil Oxf Current/Retiring To hold To hold Current/Retiring To hold To hold Nominated by: Member office office Member office office D Griffiths, Department of Education from until from until J Hughes, Kellogg Dr Catherine with HT 2021 C A Jackson, Kellogg, Faculty of History Mr B L Caldecott MT 2017 MT 2021 MacKenzie, immediate C I R O’Mahony, Kellogg, Faculty of The following nomination has been received: Faculty of Law effect History Dr Benjamin L Caldecott, BSc Lond, MPhil The following nomination has been received: NOMINATIONS COMMITTEE Camb, DPhil Oxf, Smith School of Enterprise Andrew Wilson, MA DPhil Oxf, Fellow Two persons elected by and from and the Environment of All Souls, Faculty of Classics, School of Congregation Nominated by: Archaeology Current/Retiring To hold To hold R G Barker, Christ Church, Saïd Business Nominated by: Member office office School R J Goodman, St Antony’s, Faculties of from until G L Clark, St Edmund Hall, Faculty of Anthropology and Geography and of Anthropology and Geography Dr Joanna Ashbourn, MT 2017 MT 2020 Oriental Studies H C J Godfray, Jesus, Faculty of Zoology St Cross C H Gosden, Keble, Faculty of L N A Money, St Catherine’s, Faculty of Dr Kate Blackmon, MT 2017 MT 2020 Anthropology and Geography, School Anthropology and Geography Merton of Archaeology A M Steiner, Balliol J M C Quinn, Worcester, Faculty of The following nomination has been received: H A Viles, Worcester, Faculty of Classics, School of Archaeology Anthropology and Geography Dr J M A Ashbourn, M Whittow, Corpus Christi, Faculty of MA Camb, PhD Fellow of St Cross, History Lond, SB MA Oxf, Faculties of History and of Physics One member of Congregation, not Nominated by: necessarily being a member of any division Sir Andrew Dilnot, Warden of Nuffield, and not in any case being nominated in a Blavatnik School of Government divisional capacity, who shall be elected C O Bjola, St Cross, Faculty of Social by Congregation who shall not serve on Studies Council or on any committee which in the R S R Mitter, St Cross, Faculties of History, view of Council has mainline executive of Oriental Studies and of Social Studies authority within the University, or hold any A J Pollard, St Cross, Faculty of Clinical office in the University or any college which Medicine involves executive authority M C Sharpe, St Cross, Faculty of Clinical Medicine 518 University of Oxford Gazette • 25 May 2017

Other Committees and University The following nominations have been MATHEMATICAL, PHYSICAL AND LIFE Bodies received: SCIENCES BOARD

CURATORS OF THE SHELDONIAN Nicholas C Bamforth, BCL MA Oxf, Fellow Two persons elected by and from among the THEATRE of Queen’s, Faculty of Law members of the Faculty of Chemistry Two members of Congregation elected by Nominated by: Current/Retiring To hold To hold Congregation Council, under Regulation 2 (2) (c) of Member office office Council Regulations 36 of 2002 from until Current/Retiring To hold To hold Member office office Professor S F Rayner, BA Kent, MA Oxf, Professor Philip MT 2017 MT 2019 from until PhD Lond, Fellow of Keble, Faculty of Mountford, Anthropology and Geography St Edmund Hall Dr P R Gambles MT 2017 MT 2023 Vacancy MT 2017 MT 2021 Professor S J Payne, MT 2017 MT 2023 Nominated by: Keble Council, under Regulation 2 (2) (c) of The following nomination has been received: Council Regulations 36 of 2002 The following nominations have been Professor Chris Schofield, BSc Manc, MA received: Professor P B Sullivan, BSc MB ChB DPhil Oxf, Faculty of Chemistry MD Manc, MA DipLATHE Oxf, Fellow of A J Fairweather-Tall, MA MSt DPhil Oxf, Nominated by: Magdalen, Faculty of Clinical Medicine Humanities Division M Brouard, Jesus, Faculty of Chemistry Nominated by: S Faulkner, Keble, Faculty of Chemistry Nominated by: Council, under Regulation 2 (2) (c) of F R Mortimer, Department of Chemistry C A J Ballinger, Exeter, Faculty of Social Council Regulations 36 of 2002 J Robertson, Brasenose, Faculty of Studies Chemistry D M Grimley, Merton, Faculty of Music Divisional Boards L Hirsch, Humanities Division One person elected by and from among the HUMANITIES BOARD K E Shepherd-Barr, St Catherine’s, members of the Faculty of Earth Sciences Faculty of English Language and One person elected by and from among the Current/Retiring To hold To hold Literature members of the Faculty of English Language Member office office and Literature S J Payne, MEng DPhil Oxf, Fellow of Keble, from until Faculty of Engineering Science Current/Retiring To hold To hold Professor Donald G MT 2017 MT 2021 Member office office Nominated by: Fraser, Worcester from until R C Darton, Keble, Faculty of Engineering The following nomination has been received: Science Professor Ros M MT 2017 MT 2020 N P Eubank, Keble, Faculty of Theology Ballaster, Mansfield Professor Tamsin Mather, MPhil MSc PhD A B Hawkins, Faculty of History Camb, Faculty of Earth Sciences The following nomination has been received: P H Taylor, Keble, Faculty of Engineering Nominated by: Science Professor Daniel Wakelin, BA MPhil PhD C J Ballentine, St Hugh’s, Faculty of Earth Camb, Fellow of St Hilda’s, Faculty of English PANEL FOR CONSTITUTING THE Sciences Language and Literature VISITATORIAL BOARD UNDER STATUTE G M Henderson, University College, XII PART C Nominated by: Faculty of Earth Sciences L Ashe, Worcester, Faculty of English R F Katz, St Anne’s, Faculty of Earth Three members of Congregation required Language and Literature Sciences to engage in academic teaching and/or K Ghosh, Trinity, Faculty of English C MacNiocaill, Exeter, Faculty of Earth research either by their written contracts of Language and Literature Sciences employment or by established and agreed M Mackay, St Peter’s, Faculty of English practice elected by Congregation One person elected by and from among the Language and Literature members of the Faculty of Engineering Current/Retiring To hold To hold D J Womersley, St Catherine’s, Faculty of Member office office English Language and Literature Current/Retiring To hold To hold from until Member office office from until Dr C A J Ballinger, MT 2017 MT 2021 Exeter Vacancy MT 2017 MT 2021 Professor L J Gullifer, MT 2017 MT 2021 Harris Manchester Professor P B Sullivan, MT 2017 MT 2021 Magdalen University of Oxford Gazette • 25 May 2017 519

The following nomination has been received: The following nomination has been received: One person from the Nuffield Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, the S J Payne, MEng DPhil Oxf, Fellow of Keble, Professor Mark S P Sansom, MA DPhil Department of Oncology and the Nuffield Faculty of Engineering Science Oxf, Fellow of Corpus Christi, Faculty of Department of Surgical Sciences who is also Biochemistry Nominated by: a member of the Faculty of Biochemistry, A A Castrejon-Pita, Wadham, Faculty of Nominated by: the Faculty of Clinical Medicine, the Faculty Engineering Science F A Barr, Trinity, Faculty of Biochemistry of Physiological Sciences or the Faculty V Grau Colomer, Mansfield, Faculty of K A Nasmyth, Trinity, Faculty of of Psychological Studies, elected by the Engineering Science Biochemistry members of the Faculty of Biochemistry, the R A Roy, Harris Manchester, Faculty of D J Paterson, Merton, Faculty of Faculty of Clinical Medicine, the Faculty of Engineering Science Physiological Sciences Physiological Sciences and the Faculty of L Tarassenko, St John’s, Faculty of Professor Dame Carol Robinson, Psychological Studies Engineering Science Exeter, Faculties of Chemistry and of Current/Retiring To hold To hold Biochemistry One person elected by and from among the Member office office members of the Faculty of Physics One person from the Nuffield Department from until of Clinical Neurosciences, the Department Current/Retiring To hold To hold Professor Freddie C MT 2017 MT 2021 of Experimental Psychology, the Member office office Hamdy, Balliol, Department of Pharmacology and the from until Faculty of Clinical Department of Psychiatry who is also a Medicine Professor Lesley J Gray, MT 2017 MT 2021 member of the Faculty of Biochemistry, the St Cross Faculty of Clinical Medicine, the Faculty The following nomination has been received: of Physiological Sciences or the Faculty The following nomination has been received: Freddie C Hamdy, MB ChB Alexandria, MA of Psychological Studies, elected by the Oxf, MD Sheff, Fellow of Balliol, Faculty of Professor Laura Herz, MA Oxf, PhD Camb, members of the Faculty of Biochemistry, the Clinical Medicine Diplom Bonn, Faculty of Physics Faculty of Clinical Medicine, the Faculty of Physiological Sciences and the Faculty of Nominated by: Nominated by: Psychological Studies Sir John Bell, Christ Church, Faculty of P G Radaelli, Wadham, Faculty of Physics Clinical Medicine R A Taylor, Queen’s, Faculty of Physics Current/Retiring To hold To hold Dame Kay Davies, Hertford, Faculties of A J Turberfield, Magdalen, Faculty of Member office office Physiological Sciences and of Clinical Physics from until Medicine J F Wheater, University, Faculty of Professor Anna Christina MT 2017 MT 2021 G A P Holländer, Jesus, Faculty of Clinical Physics Nobre, St Catherine’s, Medicine MEDICAL SCIENCES BOARD Faculty of Psychological S H Kennedy, Green Templeton, Faculty Studies of Clinical Medicine One person from the Department of I M C Tracey, Pembroke, Faculties of Biochemistry and the Nuffield Department The following nomination has been received: Psychological Studies and of Clinical of Clinical Medicine who is also a member Anna Christina Nobre, MA Oxf, PhD Medicine of the Faculty of Biochemistry, the Yale, Fellow of St Catherine’s, Faculty of H C Watkins, Merton, Faculty of Clinical Faculty of Clinical Medicine, the Faculty Psychological Studies Medicine of Physiological Sciences or the Faculty of Psychological Studies, elected by the Nominated by: One person from the Nuffield Department members of the Faculty of Biochemistry, the C J Akerman, Corpus Christi, Faculty of of Orthopaedics, Rheumatology and Faculty of Clinical Medicine, the Faculty of Physiological Sciences Musculoskeletal Sciences and the Sir Physiological Sciences and the Faculty of N J Emptage, Lincoln, Faculty of William Dunn School of Pathology Psychological Studies Physiological Sciences who is also a member of the Faculty of A J King, Merton, Faculties of Biochemistry, the Faculty of Clinical Current/Retiring To hold To hold Physiological Sciences and of Medicine, the Faculty of Physiological Member office office Psychological Studies Sciences or the Faculty of Psychological from until Z Molnar, St John’s, Faculty of Studies, elected by the members of the Professor Mark Sansom, MT 2017 MT 2021 Physiological Sciences Faculty of Biochemistry, the Faculty Corpus Christi, Faculty K A Nation, St John’s, Faculty of of Clinical Medicine, the Faculty of of Biochemistry Psychological Studies Physiological Sciences and the Faculty of P A Robbins, Queen’s, Faculty of Psychological Studies Physiological Sciences Current/Retiring To hold To hold G Scerif, St Catherine’s, Faculties of Member office office Psychological Studies and of Clinical from until Medicine I M C Tracey, Pembroke, Faculties of Professor Andrew Carr, MT 2017 MT 2021 Psychological Studies and of Clinical Worcester, Faculty of Medicine Clinical Medicine 520 University of Oxford Gazette • 25 May 2017

The following nomination has been received: Current/Retiring To hold To hold Faculty Boards Member office office Professor Matthew Freeman, MA Oxf, BOARD OF THE FACULTY OF ENGLISH from until PhD Imp, Fellow of Lincoln, Faculty of LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE Physiological Sciences Professor Hugh Watkins, MT 2017 MT 2021 Four persons elected by and from the Merton, Faculty of Nominated by: members of the Faculty of English Language Clinical Medicine Dame Kay Davies, Hertford, Faculties of and Literature Physiological Sciences and of Clinical The following nomination has been received: Current/Retiring To hold To hold Medicine Professor Hugh Watkins, MA Oxf, PhD MD Member office office H I McShane, Harris Manchester, Faculty Lond, Fellow of Merton, Faculty of Clinical from until of Clinical Medicine Medicine D J Paterson, Merton, Faculty of Dr F P V Leneghan, MT 2017 MT 2019 Physiological Sciences Nominated by: St Cross H C Watkins, Merton, Faculty of Clinical A H Banham, St Catherine’s, Faculty of Dr C M McLoughlin, MT 2017 MT 2019 Medicine Clinical Medicine Harris Manchester K M Channon, Exeter, Faculty of Clinical Professor D L Wakelin, MT 2017 MT 2019 One person from the Department of Medicine St Hilda’s Paediatrics, the Department of Primary M J A Freeman, Lincoln, Faculty of Professor A A Williams, MT 2017 MT 2019 Care Health Sciences and the Nuffield Physiological Sciences St Peter’s Department of Population Health D J Paterson, Merton, Faculty of who is also a member of the Faculty of The following nominations have been Physiological Sciences Biochemistry, the Faculty of Clinical received: Medicine, the Faculty of Physiological One person from among the externally Dr Erica McAlpine, BA Harvard, MPhil Sciences or the Faculty of Psychological funded research staff who are members of Camb, PhD Yale Studies, elected by the members of the the Faculty of Biochemistry, the Faculty Faculty of Biochemistry, the Faculty of Clinical Medicine, the Faculty of Nominated by: of Clinical Medicine, the Faculty of Physiological Sciences and the Faculty of L Ashe, Worcester Physiological Sciences and the Faculty of Psychological Studies, elected jointly by the K Ghosh, Trinity Psychological Studies members of the Faculty of Biochemistry, the M Mackay, St Peter’s Faculty of Clinical Medicine, the Faculty of D J Womersley, St Catherine’s Current/Retiring To hold To hold Physiological Sciences and the Faculty of Member office office Dr Marina Mackay, MA St And, PhD UEA, Psychological Studies from until Fellow of St Peter’s Current/Retiring To hold To hold Professor Sir Rory MT 2017 MT 2021 Nominated by: Member office office Collins, St John’s, L Ashe, Worcester from until Faculty of Clinical K Ghosh, Trinity Medicine Professor Xin Lu MT 2017 MT 2021 L Pratt, St John’s D J Womersley, St Catherine’s The following nomination has been received: The following nomination has been received: Professor Lloyd Pratt, BA Louisiana, MA Professor Sir Rory Collins, MB BS Lond, John R Geddes, MB CHB MD Leeds, Faculty Yale, PhD Brown, Fellow of St John’s MA MSc Oxf, St John’s, Faculty of Clinical of Clinical Medicine Medicine Nominated by: Nominated by: L Ashe, Worcester Nominated by: A J Carr, Worcester, Faculty of Clinical K Ghosh, Trinity J M Armitage, Faculty of Clinical Medicine M Mackay, St Peter’s Medicine P J Cowen, Faculties of Psychological D J Womersley, St Catherine’s Sir John Bell, Christ Church, Faculty of Studies and of Clinical Medicine Clinical Medicine P J Harrison, Wolfson, Faculty of Clinical Dr Olivia Smith, BA UEA, MA PhD Lond R Hobbs, Harris Manchester, Department Medicine Nominated by: of Primary Care Health Sciences A C de O Nobre, St Catherine’s, Faculty of L Ashe, Worcester G A P Holländer, Jesus, Faculty of Clinical Psychological Studies K Ghosh, Trinity Medicine M Mackay, St Peter’s One person from the Department of D J Womersley, St Catherine’s Physiology, Anatomy and Genetics and the Radcliffe Department of Medicine who is also a member of the Faculty of Biochemistry, the Faculty of Clinical Medicine, the Faculty of Physiological Sciences or the Faculty of Psychological Studies, elected by the members of the Faculty of Biochemistry, the Faculty of Clinical Medicine, the Faculty of Physiological Sciences and the Faculty of Psychological Studies University of Oxford Gazette • 25 May 2017 521

BOARD OF THE FACULTY OF HISTORY M E Mulholland, MA Oxf, Fellow of St Professor Luca Enriques, LLB Bologna, Catherine’s LLM Harvard, SJD Bocconi, Fellow of Jesus Nine persons elected by and from among the members of the Faculty of History Nominated by: Nominated by: holding posts on the establishment or under M H Conway, Balliol A D J Awrey, Linacre the aegis of the board I J Forrest, Oriel A C L Davies, Brasenose B J Thompson, Somerville J J W Herring, Exeter Current/Retiring To hold To hold B R Ward-Perkins, Trinity W E Peel, Keble Member office office from until Dr Jon Parkin, MA DPhil Oxf, PhD Camb, Professor Birke Häcker, MA DPhil Oxf, Dipl- Fellow of St Hugh’s Jur Bonn, Fellow of Brasenose Professor J C Belich, MT 2017 MT 2019 Balliol Nominated by: Nominated by: Professor R N Gildea, MT 2017 MT 2019 M H Conway, Balliol A C L Davies, Brasenose Worcester I J Forrest, Oriel L Enriques, Jesus Professor Pekka MT 2017 MT 2019 R N Gildea, Worcester J J W Herring, Exeter Hämäläinen, B J Thompson, Somerville W E Peel, Keble St Catherine’s Dr Siân Pooley, BA MPhil PhD Camb, Fellow Professor Catherine Redgwell, LLB British Dr D M Hopkin, Hertford MT 2017 MT 2019 of Magdalen Columbia, BA Winnipeg, MSc Lond, Fellow Professor Robert Iliffe, MT 2017 MT 2019 of All Souls Linacre Nominated by: Dr M E Mulholland, MT 2017 MT 2019 M H Conway, Balliol Nominated by: St Catherine’s R N Gildea, Worcester A C L Davies, Brasenose Professor K H A MT 2017 MT 2019 B J Thompson, Somerville L Enriques, Jesus O’Rourke, All Souls B R Ward-Perkins, Trinity J J W Herring, Exeter Dr J B Parkin, St Hugh’s MT 2017 MT 2019 W E Peel, Keble Nicholas Stargardt, BA PhD Camb, MA Dr Siân Pooley, MT 2017 MT 2019 DPhil Oxf, Fellow of Magdalen Ten Ordinary Members elected by and from Magdalen all members of the faculty exclusive of the Nominated by: The following nominations have been persons qualified to be Official Members as M H Conway, Balliol received: per Regulation 10 of Council Regulations 19 R N Gildea, Worcester of 2002 J C Belich, BA MA Wellington, MA DPhil Oxf, B J Thompson, Somerville Fellow of Balliol B R Ward-Perkins, Trinity Current/Retiring To hold To hold Member office office Nominated by: BOARD OF THE FACULTY OF LAW from until M H Conway, Balliol Four Official Members elected by all R N Gildea, Worcester R F Condry, St Hilda’s MT 2017 MT 2020 members of the faculty and from the B R Ward-Perkins, Trinity Professor Alison L MT 2017 MT 2020 persons qualified to be Official Members as J L Watts, Corpus Christi Young, Hertford per Regulation 10 of Council Regulations 19 S Enchelmaier, Lincoln MT 2017 MT 2020 Professor Pekka Hämäläinen, MA PhD of 2002 L A Ferguson, Oriel MT 2017 MT 2020 Helsinki, MA Oxf, Fellow of St Catherine’s Current/Retiring To hold To hold J S Getzler, St Hugh’s MT 2017 MT 2020 Nominated by: Member office office I L Goold, St Anne’s MT 2017 MT 2020 M H Conway, Balliol from until S C Green, St Hilda’s MT 2017 MT 2020 I J Forrest, Oriel T Krebs, Brasenose MT 2017 MT 2020 John H Armour, Oriel MT 2017 MT 2020 R C Iliffe, Linacre G Lamond, Balliol MT 2017 MT 2020 H G Collins, All Souls MT 2017 MT 2020 J L Watts, Corpus Christi D P Nolan, Worcester MT 2017 MT 2020 Professor Catherine MT 2017 MT 2020 D M Hopkin, MA PhD Camb, Fellow of Redgwell, All Souls The following nominations have been Hertford Julian Roberts, MT 2017 MT 2020 received: Worcester Nominated by: Professor Adrian Briggs, QC, BCL MA Oxf, M H Conway, Balliol The following nominations have been Fellow of St Edmund Hall R C Iliffe, Linacre received: Nominated by: B J Thompson, Somerville Professor Horst Eidenmueller, LLM Camb, A C L Davies, Brasenose B R Ward-Perkins, Trinity Dr iur Dr iur habil Munich, Fellow of St L Enriques, Jesus Professor Robert Iliffe, BA Leeds, MPhil Hugh’s J J W Herring, Exeter PhD Camb, MA Oxf, Fellow of Linacre W E Peel, Keble Nominated by: Nominated by: A C L Davies, Brasenose Dr Rachel Condry, BSc PhD Lond, Fellow of M H Conway, Balliol L Enriques, Jesus St Hilda’s I J Forrest, Oriel J J W Herring, Exeter Nominated by: B J Thompson, Somerville W E Peel, Keble A C L Davies, Brasenose J L Watts, Corpus Christi L Enriques, Jesus J J W Herring, Exeter W E Peel, Keble 522 University of Oxford Gazette • 25 May 2017

S Enchelmaier, LLM Edin, MA Oxf, Dr iur BOARD OF THE FACULTY OF LINGUISTICS, BOARD OF THE FACULTY OF PHILOSOPHY Bonn, habil Munich, Fellow of Lincoln PHILOLOGY AND PHONETICS Four persons elected by and from among the Nominated by: Two persons elected by and from among members of the Faculty of Philosophy A C L Davies, Brasenose the members of the Faculty of Linguistics, Current/Retiring To hold To hold L Enriques, Jesus Philology and Phonetics Member office office J J W Herring, Exeter Current/Retiring To hold To hold from until W E Peel, Keble Member office office Professor M K Davies, MT 2017 MT 2019 Lucinda Ferguson, BCL MA Oxf, LLM from until Corpus Christi Queen’s Canada, Fellow of Oriel Dr Mary Baltazani, MT 2017 MT 2019 Dr G M Kahane, MT 2017 MT 2019 Nominated by: St Anne’s Pembroke A C L Davies, Brasenose Professor M D Maiden, MT 2017 MT 2019 Professor P A Lodge, MT 2017 MT 2018 L Enriques, Jesus Trinity Mansfield J J W Herring, Exeter Dr C G Timpson, The following nomination has been received: W E Peel, Keble Brasenose MT 2017 MT 2019 Rosalind A M Temple, MA MPhil Oxf, PhD Dr Imogen Goold, BA LLB PhD Tasmania, The following nominations have been Wales, Fellow of New College MBioeth Monash, Fellow of St Anne’s received: Nominated by: Nominated by: U C M Coope, PhD Berkeley, Fellow of A Asudeh, Jesus A C L Davies, Brasenose Corpus Christi M Baltazani, St Anne’s L Enriques, Jesus M E Dalrymple, Linacre Nominated by: J J W Herring, Exeter S Paoli, Balliol G M Kahane, Pembroke W E Peel, Keble S J Mulhall, New College BOARD OF THE FACULTY OF MUSIC Mr James Goudkamp, BCL MA MPhil DPhil K M Nielsen, Somerville Oxf, Fellow of Keble Two persons elected by and from among the C Trifogli, All Souls members of the Faculty of Music Nominated by: H C Greaves, PhD Rutgers, Fellow of A C L Davies, Brasenose Current/Retiring To hold To hold Somerville L Enriques, Jesus Member office office Nominated by: J J W Herring, Exeter from until G M Kahane, Pembroke W E Peel, Keble Dr M R Doffman, MT 2017 MT 2019 S J Mulhall, New College Professor Louise Gullifer, BCL MA Oxf, Linacre K M Nielsen, Somerville Fellow of Harris Manchester Dr H J Hope, Magdalen MT 2017 MT 2019 C Trifogli, All Souls Nominated by: The following nominations have been J P Studd, BA BPhil DPhil Oxf, Fellow of A C L Davies, Brasenose received: Lady Margaret Hall L Enriques, Jesus Anna Stoll Knecht, MA Geneva, PhD New Nominated by: J J W Herring, Exeter York G M Kahane, Pembroke W E Peel, Keble S J Mulhall, New College Nominated by: Laura C H Hoyano, BCL Oxf, Fellow of K M Nielsen, Somerville E F Clarke, Wadham Wadham C Trifogli, All Souls J G E Cross, Christ Church Nominated by: M Harry, St Anne’s C G Timpson, BPhil MA DPhil Oxf, Fellow of A C L Davies, Brasenose L Tunbridge, St Catherine’s Brasenose L Enriques, Jesus M T Williams, MA Camb, Fellow of Nominated by: J J W Herring, Exeter Magdalen G M Kahane, Pembroke W E Peel, Keble S J Mulhall, New College Nominated by: Dr Thomas Krebs, BCL MA DPhil Oxf, K M Nielsen, Somerville E F Clarke, Wadham Fellow of Brasenose C Trifogli, All Souls C T B Leitmeir, Magdalen Nominated by: R J H Quinney, New College A C L Davies, Brasenose L Tunbridge, St Catherine’s L Enriques, Jesus J J W Herring, Exeter W E Peel, Keble Professor Fernanda Pirie, MA DPhil Oxf, MSc UCL, Fellow of St Cross Nominated by: A C L Davies, Brasenose L Enriques, Jesus J J W Herring, Exeter W E Peel, Keble University of Oxford Gazette • 25 May 2017 523

BOARD OF THE FACULTY OF THEOLOGY The following nominations have been Lapsed Vacancies AND RELIGION received: As no nominations were received, the Three Official Members elected by all Dr R A Ellis, MA DPhil Oxf, Principal of following vacancies have now lapsed and, members of the faculty and from the Regent’s Park in accordance with the regulations, must persons qualified to be Official Members as Nominated by: remain vacant until an appointment is made per Regulation 10 of Council Regulations 19 M L Marshall, St Benet’s Hall jointly by the Proctors and Vice-Chancellor. of 2002 A C Pinsent, Harris Manchester Any eligible member of Congregation who Current/Retiring To hold To hold D O Schaefer, Trinity wishes to be considered for appointment to Member office office J Zachhuber, Trinity one of these vacancies is asked to contact from until Professor S L Hausner, BA Princeton, MA the Elections Officer (shirley.mulvihill@ Canon Professor S R I MT 2017 MT 2019 PhD Cornell, Fellow of St Peter’s admin.ox.ac.uk) by 1 June. Foot, Christ Church Nominated by: NOMINATIONS COMMITTEE Canon Professor C MT 2017 MT 2019 M L Marshall, St Benet’s Hall Harrison, Christ Church One of two persons elected by and A C Pinsent, Harris Manchester Canon Professor G J MT 2017 MT 2019 from Congregation to hold office until D O Schaefer, Trinity Ward, Christ Church Michaelmas term 2020. J Zachhuber, Trinity The following nominations have been MATHEMATICAL, PHYSICAL AND LIFE Dr M Marshall, MA MSt DPhil Oxf received: SCIENCES BOARD Nominated by: Canon Professor Harrison, MA DPhil Oxf, One of two persons elected by and from P A Booth, Trinity Student of Christ Church among the members of the Faculty of A C Pinsent, Harris Manchester Chemistry to hold office until Michaelmas Nominated by: D O Schaefer, Trinity term 2019. A B S Abulafia, Lady Margaret Hall J Zachhuber, Trinity M L Marshall, St Benet’s Hall One person elected by and from among Professor Katherine Southwood, BA Durh, D O Schaefer, Trinity the members of the Faculty of Computer MA DPhil Oxf, Fellow of St John’s J Zachhuber, Trinity Science to hold office until Michaelmas term Nominated by: 2021. Professor H Najman, BA Yeshiva, MA PhD M L Marshall, St Benet’s Hall Harvard, MA Oxf, MA Yale, Fellow of Oriel One person elected by and from among the A C Pinsent, Harris Manchester members of the Faculty of Statistics to hold Nominated by: D O Schaefer, Trinity office until Michaelmas term 2021. A B S Abulafia, Lady Margaret Hall J Zachhuber, Trinity M L Marshall, St Benet’s Hall BOARD OF THE FACULTY OF CLASSICS Notes: D O Schaefer, Trinity Two persons elected by and from among J Zachhuber, Trinity Nominations in writing for the elections on the members of the Subfaculty of Classical 8 June, by four members of Congregation Canon Professor G J Ward, MA PhD Camb, Languages and Literature to hold office until other than the candidate, were received by MA Oxf, Student of Christ Church Michaelmas term 2019. the Elections Office at the University Offices, Nominated by: Wellington Square, up to 4pm on 11 May. BOARD OF THE FACULTY OF HISTORY R A Ellis, Principal of Regent’s Park For further information, please contact the One of nine persons elected by and from A B S Abulafia, Lady Margaret Hall Elections Officer (shirley.mulvihill@admin. among the members of the Faculty of M L Marshall, St Benet’s Hall ox.ac.uk). History to hold office until Michaelmas term J Zachhuber, Trinity 2019. Four Ordinary Members elected by and from BOARD OF THE FACULTY OF LINGUISTICS, all members of the faculty exclusive of the PHILOLOGY AND PHONETICS persons qualified to be Official Members as per Regulation 10 of Council Regulations 19 One of two persons elected by and from of 2002 among the members of the Faculty of Linguistics, Philology and Phonetics to hold Current/Retiring To hold To hold office until Michaelmas term 2019. Member office office from until Dr R A Ellis, MT 2017 MT 2019 Regent’s Park Dr S E Gillingham, MT 2017 MT 2019 Worcester Dr S L Hausner, St Peter’s MT 2017 MT 2019 Professor Katherine MT 2017 MT 2019 Southwood, St John’s 524 University of Oxford Gazette • 25 May 2017

Elections 15 June Jon Chapman, MA DPhil Oxf, Fellow of Faculty Boards Mansfield, Faculty of Mathematics BOARD OF THE FACULTY OF PHILOSOPHY Nominations for the elections below closed Nominated by: at 4pm on 18 May. Two persons elected by and from among the C J W Breward, Christ Church, Faculty of members of the Faculty of Philosophy In the tables provided below, the names Mathematics listed under ‘Current/Retiring Member’ M R Bridson, Magdalen, Faculty of Current/Retiring To hold To hold are simply those of the persons currently Mathematics Member office office in office, whose terms of office are now R A Earl, Worcester, Faculty of from until coming to a close (thereby prompting Mathematics Professor Stephen all the vacancies now advertised for A Goriely, St Catherine’s, Faculty of Mulhall, New College MT 2017 MT 2018 election). The dates listed in the columns Mathematics Dr Karen Margrethe ‘To hold office from’ and ‘To hold office One person elected by and from among the Nielsen, Somerville MT 2017 MT 2018 until’ indicate the terms of office of the members of the Faculty of Physics vacancies now advertised. When the start The following nominations have been date is abbreviated ‘wie’ (with immediate Current/Retiring To hold To hold received: effect) two possible dates are indicated: if Member office office A D Gomes, BA BPhil DPhil Oxf, Fellow of the election is uncontested, the candidate from until Trinity deemed elected will take up office as of the Vacancy wie MT 2020 close of the nomination period (18 May); Nominated by: if the election is contested, the candidate The following nomination has been received: P D Elbourne, Magdalen elected will take up office following the A E Hills, St John’s A Ardavan, MA DPhil Oxf, Fellow of close of the voting period (15 June). D J Scott, Lady Margaret Hall Magdalen, Faculty of Physics C G Timpson, Brasenose Divisional Boards Nominated by: James Grant, BPhil DPhil Oxf, BA Queen’s MATHEMATICAL, PHYSICAL AND LIFE S J Blundell, Mansfield, Faculty of Physics Canada, Fellow of Exeter SCIENCES BOARD P G Radaelli, Wadham, Faculty of Physics A J Turberfield, Magdalen, Faculty of Nominated by: One person elected by and from among the Physics P D Elbourne, Magdalen members of the Faculty of Engineering J F Wheater, University College, Faculty A E Hills, St John’s Current/Retiring To hold To hold of Physics D J Scott, Lady Margaret Hall Member office office C G Timpson, Brasenose One person elected by and from among the from until members of the Faculty of Zoology For further information, please contact the Vacancy wie MT 2018 Secretary ([email protected]). Current/Retiring To hold To hold Two persons elected by and from among the Member office office Notes: members of the Faculty of Mathematics from until Nominations in writing for the elections on Current/Retiring To hold To hold Vacancy wie MT 2018 15 June, by four members of Congregation Member office office other than the candidate, were received The following nomination has been received: from until by the Elections Office, University Offices, Tim Coulson, BSc York, PhD Dip Imp, Fellow Wellington Square, up to 4pm on 18 May. Vacancy wie MT 2019 of Jesus, Faculty of Zoology Vacancy wie MT 2020 Candidates were invited to include with Nominated by: their nomination forms a written statement The following nominations have been T M Burt de Perera, St John’s, Faculty of of no more than 250 words, setting out his or received: Zoology her reasons for standing and qualifications Philip Candelas, BA Camb, DPhil Oxf, E S Jeffers, Faculty of Zoology for the office being sought. In the event of Fellow of Wadham, Faculty of Mathematics E J Milner-Gulland, Merton, Faculty of a contested election, these statements will Zoology be available online at www.admin.ox.ac.uk/ Nominated by: B C Sheldon, Wolfson, Faculty of Zoology elections and published in the Gazette dated C J W Breward, Christ Church, Faculty of 1 June. Voters may wish to wait until they Mathematics For further information, please contact the have read these statements before returning M R Bridson, Magdalen, Faculty of Secretary ([email protected]). their ballot papers. Mathematics R A Earl, Worcester, Faculty of Ballot papers will be sent out to members Mathematics of Congregation as soon as possible. A Goriely, St Catherine’s, Faculty of Completed ballot papers must be received Mathematics by the Elections Office not later than4pm on 15 June. For further information, please contact the Elections Officer (shirley.mulvihill@admin. ox.ac.uk). University of Oxford Gazette • 25 May 2017 525

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