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UNIVERSITY OF CANBERRA ANNUAL REPORT 2012 VOLume one April 2013 LETTER to THE MINISter Dear Minister In accordance with Section 36 of the University of Canberra Act 1989, we present the Report by the Council of the University of Canberra for the period 1 January to 31 December 2012, together with financial statements in respect of that period. Yours sincerely Dr John Mackay AM Chancellor Professor Stephen Parker Vice-Chancellor 1 UNIVERSITY OF CANBERRA 2012 ANNUAL REPORT FOREWORD FROM THE CHANCELLOR Table of FOREWORD CONTENTS Foreword from THE CHANcellor ................ 02 VICE-CHANcellor’S FROm tHE welcome ............................. 04 CouNCIL report ................. 06 CouNCIL actIVITIES ............ 07 VICE-CHANcellor’S Group .................................. 08 CHancEllOR EducatION ........................... 10 In 2012 more than ever before I have Canberra businessman Dr Jim Service been struck by how intimately and and prominent public servant Dr Jeffrey RESearcH ............................. 22 deeply involved the University is in the Harmer. These honorary degrees CampuS community. The people I meet already illustrated our national and international AND CommuNIty ................ 34 As Chancellor part of my job is to get out in the know what a great job the University connections, our focus on creativity and INterNatIONAL ................... 48 is doing. They are graduates – often communication and our roles in business community and tell people what a great place ‘repeat customers’ with more than one and government. AppeNDIceS ........................... 52 the University of Canberra is. It’s the easiest job degree. They work for organisations that A1. HoNorary degree have contracted University of Canberra The Vice-Chancellor’s future plans will see recIPIENTS ....................... 52 in the world. researchers. They have been to the campus us build on strong foundations to become to play weekend sport, see a band or have a truly international university, giving our A2. EmerITI a meal. They have read about our research graduates the skills to operate in the global AND adjuNctS ................ 53 community and creating lasting relationships As a graduate I will always be grateful for the head breakthroughs in the newspaper or heard A3. WorKplace HealtH with partners and cultures overseas. our experts analyse the issues of the day AND Safety .................... 62 start my degree gave my career. As an employer on radio or television. They like us on As you will read in this report everything A4. Freedom of Facebook and follow us on Twitter. I know what an asset University of Canberra from research projects and student INformatION ................. 62 These connections go well beyond the internships to sponsorships and capital works graduates can be. And as Chancellor I get to be is embedding the University of Canberra in A5. RISK maNagemeNT capital. Earlier this year I had the pleasure StatemeNT ...................... 64 of conferring an honorary degree on people’s lives more than ever before. part of decisions that are seeing the University GloSSary ............................. 65 my fellow alumnus Dr Nguyen Xuan The people I meet recognise and go from strength to strength. Vang. He is now a senior official in the appreciate this. It is gratifying to hear Vietnamese government, but he looks expressions like “success story” and “going back fondly on his time studying in places” used to describe the University. Canberra and works with other University of Canberra alumni who have risen through This growing reputation and recognition is the ranks around the world. a credit to the hard work of the University’s staff and the drive of its students. Our other honorary doctorates from the year illustrate the breadth of our interest But what is most exciting is knowing the and links to the outside world. The late best is yet to come. Dr Bryce Courtenay was a well-loved, best-selling author, who gave a remarkable address to graduating students after receiving his honorary doctorate. We also recognised local midwife Dr Rhodanthe Lipsett, whose career delivering babies Dr John Mackay AM spanned five decades, as well as leading Chancellor 2 3 UNIVERSITY OF CANBERRA 2012 ANNUAL REPORT VICE-CHANCELLOR’S WELCOME There were plenty of other reasons for the community to come to the campus in 2012. We hosted travelling music festival Groovin’ the Moo for the third year running. Our new campus pub opened to the public, serving beer VICe- brewed here in Canberra. A lively public lecture series included addresses from our staff and external speakers such as Member for Fraser Dr Andrew Leigh, Chief of Army Lieutenant General David Morrison and a particularly memorable CHANCELLOR’S performance from creative director of the Centenary of Canberra Adjunct Professor Robyn Archer. It was also a year when we consolidated our position as a successful university. We reached the largest size in our history WElcOME in terms of student numbers. We posted a solid financial surplus, including an The ACT Government announced in than that. Our researchers are able to important underlying, operational surplus. 2012 that it will build the University engage in projects with our partners in 2012 was the year the University of Canberra of Canberra Public Hospital on the areas that are not limited to sports studies, Our research performance reached northwest corner of the campus. but encompass marketing, management new heights. The latest data show the placed itself firmly at the heart of its community. The hospital will be a sub-acute facility and design. Our students are able to University’s research publications have which will significantly increase capacity do work placements in professional increased by 75.5 percent from 2009 within the ACT health system. Our sporting organisations. to 2011, while research income jumped We are committed to finding ways to bring the students, clinicians and researchers will from $11.6 million in 2009 to $17.1 million play an integral role in the services the These close relationships help build a in 2011. world to the campus so we can effectively engage hospital delivers to the ACT community. sense of community that I hope might The number of research students enrolled This partnership will improve health one day mirror the support one sees in with it in our teaching and research. In 2012 we at the University went up by 41.9 percent services to Canberra and the region, it American colleges for their teams. between December 2010 and December will improve education and research, it finalised arrangements for a number of initiatives In 2012, in partnership with the Brumbies 2012, growing from 377 research will make Canberra a more attractive and the ACT Government, we agreed students in 2010 to 535 in 2012. which will bring people to campus to engage with education destination and ultimately to establish a new sports hub on the boost our local economy. University of Canberra campus. It is from this position of strength that the University in new and mutually beneficial ways. we look forward to 2013 and beyond Similarly, in partnership with Ochre This will be a true collaboration which will with a new strategic plan for a new higher Health and with funding from the see elite and community sports teams, education environment. Commonwealth Government we will students and researchers share in world class facilities. And it will see the Brumbies establish a new GP Super Clinic on relocate their headquarters to the campus. Once again this will allow the University of Canberra, cementing our community to come to the University of Canberra to receive healthcare within a relationship with them. growing ‘health precinct’. This also means We will also have more students further benefits in education, research living on or near the campus thanks Professor Stephen Parker Vice-Chancellor and jobs. to increases in accommodation, with Our partnerships with several ACT support from the ACT Government and sporting teams, including the Super the Commonwealth’s National Rental Rugby side the University of Canberra Affordability Scheme. We were able Brumbies, as they became known, offer to transform a nearby, disused office a range of mutual benefits. Certainly building into Weeden Lodge, offering the profile of the University of Canberra comfortable, modern accommodation for receives a boost from these relationships, 220 students, which opened in February, which helps attract students, staff and and we began work on a new 400 bed investment, but the benefits are deeper complex on campus. 4 5 UNIVERSITY OF CANBERRA 2012 ANNUAL REPORT UNIVERSITY OF CANBERRA 2012 ANNUAL REPORT COUNCIL COUNCIL REPORT ACTIVITIES COUNCIL MEMBERS – Appointed 20 October 2011. Tenure GOVERNANCE an operating surplus in 2012 which is and resource impacts of major policy and expires 20 October 2014. evidence of a continued strengthening of development projects. Members of the University Council during The governing body of the University of the University’s financial position. the year ended 31 December 2012. Annette Ellis – Appointed 1 January Canberra is the University Council, which 2011. Tenure expires 31 December 2013. was established under the University of The University was awarded $26 million Canberra Act 1989 (ACT). under the Commonwealth’s Structural CHANCELLOR OF THE Sue Salthouse – B.Ag.Sci (Melb) Dip. UNIVERSITY Adjustment Fund (SAF) to support five Ed. (La Trobe) Appointed 17 May 2012. The Council met on seven occasions in key projects, including investing in the 2012. A strategic planning session was John Mackay, AM, BA Admin Canberra, Tenure expires 16 May 2015. latest teaching and learning technologies also held to determine strategic priorities to support flexible and connected learning Hon PhD Canberra, FAIM – Appointed Tom Karmel – BA (Hons) Flinders MEc, by the Chief Minister 1 January 2010. for the year and to consider the 2013- environments, providing increased access PhD ANU – Appointed 17 May 2012. 2017 strategic planning process and Appointed as Chancellor-designate Tenure expires 16 May 2015. and support for students, and expanding by Council on 6 August 2010.
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