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Council and Main Appointments: Advertisements 247 Committees 240 Mathematical, Physical and Life Sciences Congregation 10 December: Degree by Medical Sciences Notifications of Vacancies 250 Resolution Social Sciences Council of the University: Register of Visiting Professorships: Congregation Medical Sciences Colleges, Halls and Societies Social Sciences External Vacancies Congregation 240 Recognition of Distinction: Ashmolean Museum Supplement included with this issue: Congregation 14 January: Degree by Medical Sciences (1) to No 5009: Lectures and Seminars, Resolution Social Sciences Hilary term 2013 215–238

Congregation 15 January: Graduate Awards and Prizes: Supplement published with this issue: Voting on Legislative Proposal: Social Sciences *1 to Vol 143: University of Oxford Annual Amendments to Chung Kin Kwok Review, 2011–12 Fund Electoral Boards: Professorship of Musculoskeletal Sciences Notices 241 King John II Professorship of Portuguese University Preachers: Hilary term Musical Events: Consultative notices: Harris Manchester Consultation on the draft University Queen’s Strategic Plan St John’s Social Sciences Board/Education St Stephen’s House Committee: Review of the Oxford Internet Institute Exhibitions: Review of the Oxford Centre for Pitt Rivers Museum Buddhist Studies

General notices: Examinations and Boards 245 Guidance notes for the holding of outside appointments and the Examinations for the Degree of Doctor of conduct of outside work Philosophy University of Oxford Staff Pension Scheme: Report and accounts for the Examinations for the Degree of Master of year ended 31 March 2012 Philosophy Audit and Scrutiny Committee: Annual Report 2011–12 Examinations for the Degree of Master of Reports issued by the internal Science auditors Mathematical Institute: Mathematics Changes to Examination Regulations: and the Foundations of Computer Education Committee Science Humanities Board Social Sciences Board

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Social Sciences Board/Education • academic and non-academic staff Notices Committee planning and recruitment • student number planning Review of the Oxford Internet • terms of appointment for academic Institute staff, including career development The Social Sciences Board and the and equal opportunities issues Education Committee will jointly conduct • accommodation and future space a review of the Oxford Internet Institute needs as part of Council’s programme of rolling • fundraising; reviews of faculties and departments. This University Preachers (d) the relationship (structural and review will take place on 4 and 5 February. operational) between units within Hilary term 2013 The review committee’s terms of reference the department, and between the are: department and cognate subject areas Thurs, 10 Jan, 8am: The Revd Dr Teresa and colleges to which it is linked in Morgan, Oriel. Holy Communion (Latin), St 1 To review the quality of academic activities teaching and research. Mary’s in the department, by reference to: 2 To consider the current and long- Sun, 13 Jan, 9.30am: Dr Jonathan Katz, St • international standards of excellence term financial position of, and funding Anne’s. Latin Litany and Sermon, St Mary’s • action taken since the last review of the arrangements for, the department, and its department Sun, 20 Jan, 10am: The Very Revd Robert financial strategy. • planning statements at departmental Grimley, Corpus Christi. Macbride Sermon, and divisional level, and in the context of The Review Committee would welcome Hertford the University’s mission statement and written comments on matters falling within Sun, 3 Feb, 2pm: Sister Helen Prejean, CSJ, corporate plan. its terms of reference, given above. These New Orleans. University Sermon on the should be sent to the Divisional Secretary In particular: Grace of Humility, Mansfield (held at Harris for Social Sciences, Rachel Meyrick (email: Manchester) (a) the quality of the research of the [email protected]) by department, including its participation 31 January. Sun, 10 Feb, 5.30pm: The Revd Richard in interdepartmental, interdivisional Coles, St Mary’s, Finedon. University Sermon Review of the Oxford Centre for and interdisciplinary activities, its (intercollegiate Evensong), St Mary’s Buddhist Studies research profile and strategy, and future Sun, 24 Feb, 10.30am: The Rt Revd Richard challenges and opportunities; The Joint Committee for the Recognised Foster, Bishop of Portsmouth. University Independent Centres has responsibility for (b) the quality of undergraduate and Sermon, St Mary’s overseeing the operation of agreements graduate programmes and their delivery the University has with each Recognised Sun, 3 Mar, 6pm: The Ven Sheila Watson, and related issues, including: Independent Centre. As part of an ongoing Archdeacon of Canterbury. Sermon for the • access and admissions process in which each centre is to be Annunciation of the Blessed Virgin, Oriel • curriculum design and programme reviewed in turn over a period of years, structure the Committee is to conduct a review of Consultative notices • teaching, learning and assessment the Oxford Centre for Buddhist Studies • the relationship between teaching during Hilary term. The review will focus Consultation on the draft University and research on issues covered by the agreement. The Strategic Plan • academic and pastoral support and standard form of the agreement is available On 5 November 2012, Council approved guidance on request from the Secretary to the the draft of the University Strategic Plan, • the provision and use of learning Joint Committee, Mr Paul Burns, Council contained in a supplement to the Gazette resources (including staff resources) Secretariat, University Offices, Wellington of 29 November 2012, as a document for • specificarrangements for the pursuit Square, Oxford OX1 2JD (email: paul.burns@ wide consultation across the University of graduate studies (including admin.ox.ac.uk). during Hilary term 2013. Submissions on research degrees and research The Joint Committee would welcome for its the draft plan are invited from all bodies training and provision for part-time review written comments on any matters within the collegiate University as well as study) falling with the terms of the agreement. from individuals. Responses should be • relationships with colleges Written comments should be sent to the sent to [email protected] by • quality assurance mechanisms; Secretary to the Joint Committee, Mr Paul the end of ninth week of Hilary term. (c) the organisation of the department, Burns, by no later than 25 January. Responses will be posted online at https:// its management structures and the www1.admin.ox.ac.uk/pras/strategicplan, relationship between the department General notices unless permission is withheld. An electronic and the division, including such matters version of the draft Strategic Plan will also as: Guidance notes for the holding of be posted on this site. A Discussion on the outside appointments and the conduct topic of The University’s Draft Strategic Plan • strategic planning (including of outside work (2013/14–2017/18) will take place at the relationship to the divisional five-year Congregation meeting on 19 February (week plans and the University’s Corporate This guidance note should be read in 6); further details about the arrangements Plan) conjunction with Council Regulations 5 of will be published in a future issue of the 2004. Gazette. 242 University of Oxford Gazette • 10 January 2013

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spent (which again will count towards Scrutiny Committee at its meeting on Conferments of title the 30-day per year limit). In such cases, 14 November 2012: The Medical Sciences Board has conferred where an agreement has been made with Focused reviews the title of University Research Lecturer on the University in respect of the service, the following: it is not expected that a further personal • Value for Money consultancy agreement with the academic • Risk Management Maciej Boni, AB, MS, PhD; Sir Henry concerned will be necessary. • Treasury Management Dale Fellow, Oxford University Clinical • Saïd Business School Research Unit Vietnam; MRC Centre for (5) Financial arrangements for • Experimental Medicine Genomics and Global Health, Centre for outside appointments • Fundraising and Development Tropical Medicine The University does not generally (except The executive summaries of these reports Louise Bowman, BA, MB BS, MD, CESR, in the case of consultancies for which the have now been posted on the intranet at MRCP; Clinical Research Fellow, Clinical information is requested for the annual HE– www.admin.ox.ac.uk/councilsec/oxonly/ Trial Service Unit BCI survey) seek details of remuneration auditrep. The full reports may be consulted which applicants are to receive in return for Roi Cohen Kadosh, BA, PhD; Wellcome by members of Congregation at the outside commitments, but reserves the right Trust Research Career Development University Offices by arrangement with the to request to be provided with such details Fellow, Department of Experimental Senior Assistant Registrar (Assurance), Sally in certain circumstances, eg in the light of Psychology; Junior Research Fellow and Vine (email: [email protected], tel: any potential conflict of interest with the stipendiary Lecturer in Experimental (2)80179). outside commitment. Applicants wishing Psychology, Jesus; non-stipendiary exceptionally to make a case to spend a total Mathematical Institute Lecturer in Experimental Psychology, St of more than 30 days in any one year on Hugh’s Mathematics and the Foundations outside commitments will be required to of Computer Science Omer Dushek, BSc, PhD; Sir Henry provide details of remuneration. Dale Fellow, Sir William Dunn School of Hilary term 2013 (6) Monitoring and reporting of Pathology; Research Fellow, Centre for outside appointments The Supervisory Committee has agreed to Mathematical Biology seek permission to change the course on (a) Heads of department are responsible, Alexander John Frater, MA, PhD, FRCP; Axiomatic Set Theory from Schedule I to through their departmental administration, Principal Investigator and Honorary Schedule II. There will be no change in the for keeping records of the number of Consultant, Infectious Diseases and material of the course itself. days spent on outside commitments by General Medicine, NuffieldD epartment all staff (regardless of staff group) in their of Clinical Medicine and Radcliffe Appointments departments. Hospitals NHS Trust (b) Departments and divisions are Mathematical, Physical and Life Ester Hammond, BSc, PhD; Cancer responsible for reporting the details of all Sciences Research UK Junior Group Leader, Gray outside commitments held by staff via the Institute for Radiation Oncology and Head of the Department of Earth OpenDoor system by the end of September Biology Sciences each year. Neil Herring, BM BCh, MA, DPhil, The Mathematical, Physical and Life University of Oxford Staff Pension MRCP; Clinical Lecturer, Department Sciences Board has conferred the Headship Scheme of Physiology, Anatomy and Genetics; of the Department of Earth Sciences upon Tutor and Fellow in Biomedical Sciences, Report and Accounts for the year Professor Gideon M Henderson, MA Oxf, Keble; College Lecturer in Medicine, ended 31 March 2012 PhD Camb, Professor of Earth Sciences and Merton Fellow of University College, for a period of The Report and Accounts of the Scheme 3 years from 1 January 2013. Ned Jenkinson, BSc, PhD; postdoctoral for the year ended 31 March 2012 have now Research Fellow, NuffieldD epartment of been published. Copies may be obtained Medical Sciences Clinical Neurosciences on application to Jan Killick, Secretary to Appointments the Trustees of the University of Oxford Paul McGale, BSc, MSc, PhD; Medical Staff PensionS cheme, University of Oxford, Grunewald, K, Dr rer nat Friedrich Statistician, Clinical Trial Service Unit 23–38 Hythe Bridge Street, Oxford OX1 2ET Schiller, Dipl. Professor of Structural Cell Eric O’Neill, BA, MPhil, PhD; Cancer (tel: Oxford 616164). Biology with immediate effect. Research UK Junior Group Leader, Gray Audit and Scrutiny Committee Reappointments Institute for Radiation Oncology and Biology Annual Report 2011–12 University Lecturer Daniel Paris, PhD, MD, DTMandH; The Annual Report of the Audit and Scrutiny Richard Wade-Martins, MA Camb, DPhil Rickettsial Research Coordinator, Committee for 2011–12 has now been posted Oxf, Tutor in Medicine, Christ Church, Oxford Asia Tropical Medicine Research on the intranet at https://www1.admin. and University Lecturer in Biomedical Network; Head of Rickettsiology, ox.ac.uk/councilsec/oxonly/auditrep. Sciences, has been reappointed until the Mahidol Oxford Research Unit, Centre for retiring age with effect from 1 February Reports issued by the internal Tropical Medicine 2013. auditors Patrick Pollard, BSc, PhD; Beit Memorial The following reports issued by the internal Fellow, Centre for Cellular and Molecular auditors were accepted by the Audit and Physiology 244 University of Oxford Gazette • 10 January 2013

Arturo Reyes-Sandoval, BSc, MSc, PhD; Berman, QC. From 1 January 2013 to Miriam Bradley has won the 2012 Wellcome Trust Career Development 31 December 2015. Bapsybanoo Marchioness of Winchester Fellow and NDM ScientificL eadership Thesis Prize. Title: ‘Protecting civilians in The Social Sciences Division has, on the Fellow, Jenner Institute internal armed conflict: the international recommendation of the Department of committee of the Red Cross and the Eduard Sanders, MPH, PhD, MD; Project International Development, conferred office of the United Nations High Director and Academic Advisor, Kenya the title of Visiting Professor on Commissioner for Refugees’ Medical Research Institute, Kilifi;S enior Professor G Loescher, BA California, MA Clinical Researcher, Centre for Tropical California State, PhD Lond. From Jack Seddon, St John’s, has won the 2012 Medicine 1 January 2013 to 31 December 2015. Deirdre and Paul Malone Thesis Prize for Politics and International Relations. Rebeccah Slater, BSc, MSc, PhD, ARSM; The Social Sciences Division has, on the Title: ‘Timing is everything: enduring Wellcome Trust Career Development recommendation of the Faculty of Law, organisational power and institutional Fellow, University College London conferred the title of Visiting Professor change in transnational financial and NuffieldD epartment of Clinical of Law on Professor D Nelken, BA PhD governance and beyond’ Neurosciences; Lecturer in Biomedical DipCrim Camb. From 1 October 2013 to Science, Lady Margaret Hall 30 September 2015. Electoral Boards Charlotte Stagg, BSc, MB ChB, The Social Sciences Division has, on the DPhil; GSK Junior Research Fellow in recommendation of the Faculty of Law, Composition of Electoral Boards Biomedical Imaging, St Edmund Hall; conferred the title of Visiting Professor The composition of the electoral boards to postdoctoral Researcher/BRC Research of Law on Justice Kate O’Regan, BA LLB the posts below, proceedings to fill which are Fellow, Plasticity and Disease Group, Cape Town, PhD Lond. From 1 January currently in progress, is as follows: Oxford Centre for Functional MRI of the 2013 to 31 December 2015. Brain Professorship of Musculoskeletal Recognition of Distinction Sciences Mark Stokes, BA/BSc, PhD; Head of Attention Group, Oxford Centre for Brain Appointed by The following titles have been conferred Activity on behalf of the Recognition of Distinction Professor N Rawlins Mr Vice-Chancellor1 Linda Troeberg, BSc, PhD; Arthritis Committee: The Warden of Wadham ex officio Research UK Career Development Fellow, Professor Sir John Bell Medical Sciences Ashmolean Museum Kennedy Institute of Rheumatology Division Brown, C P H, MA Oxf, PhD Lond, Professor A Buchan Medical Sciences Liz Tunbridge, BSc, MSc, DPhil; Director of the Ashmolean Museum Division Royal Society University Research and Fellow of Worcester, Professor of Professor A Carr Medical Sciences Fellow, Department of Psychiatry; Netherlandish Art, with immediate Division Supernumerary Fellow, University effect. Professor A Cook Medical Sciences College Division Medical Sciences Dejan Zurovac, PhD, MD; Senior Dr T Berendt ouh NHS Trust Epidemiologist, Centre for Tropical Rocha, V G, Medicine Federal University Professor Sir Alex royal College of Medicine of Minas Gerais, MSc PhD Paris VII, Markham Physicians Professor of Haematology in the Professor Sir Ravinder Council Social Sciences Department of Haematology, with effect Maini Appointments from 1 October 2012. Professor F Powrie Council Dr S Goss Wadham Dr Simon Quinn, BEcon LLB Social Sciences Queensland, MPhil DPhil Oxf, Fellow King John II Professorship of Keep, E J, BA Royal Holloway, PhD Warw, of St Antony’s. University Lecturer in Portuguese Professor of Education, Training and Development Economics from 1 January Skills in the Department of Education, Appointed by 2013 to 31 December 2017. with effect from 1A pril 2013. The Dean of Christ Mr Vice-Chancellor1 Visiting Professorships Church Graduate Awards and Prizes Dr K Hilliard The Master of St Peter’s Medical Sciences Professor A Feijó Council Social Sciences Professor D Jackson Council The Medical Sciences Board has Department of Politics and Professor S West humanities Division conferred the title of Visiting Professor International Relations Professor D R Faculty of Medieval and of Molecular Medicine on Professor J Brookshaw Modern Languages Knowles, BSc, PhD, for a further period of Janina Dill, Wolfson, has won the 2012 Dr S Parkinson Faculty of Medieval and five years from 1S eptember 2012. Dasturzada Dr Jal Pavry Memorial Prize. Modern Languages Title: ‘The definition of a legitimate target Social Sciences Professor C Pazos Faculty of Medieval and in US air warfare: a normative enquiry Alonso Modern Languages The Social Sciences Division has, on the into the effectiveness of international law Dr C Williams st Peter’s recommendation of the Faculty of Law, in the conduct of hostilities’ reconferred the title of Visiting Professor 1Appointed by Mr Vice-Chancellor under the provisions of in International Law on Sir Franklin Statute IX, Sect 10 and 11. University of Oxford Gazette • 10 January 2013 245

Musical Events St Stephen’s House Examinations The following events will take place at Harris Manchester S John the Evangelist church, 109A Iffley organ recitals Road. Booking is recommended; see www. and Boards sje-oxford.org. 17 Jan, 1.30pm: Robert Smith, Somerville 17 Jan, 8pm: David Todd, University 7.30pm, 30 Jan: ‘Reflectionsof Spain’ – College – Messiaen’s La Nativité du Louise Bessette, piano. Tickets: £20/£15 Seigneur (£5 students and under 18s) from www. 24 Jan, 1.30pm: Nicholas Prozillo, Harris oxfordplayhouse.com/ticketsoxford. Examinations for the Degree of Doctor Manchester 8pm, 7 Feb: Anda Union – Mongolian of Philosophy Admission free, with retiring collection. Band. Tickets: £14/£8 (£10 concessions) from www.oxfordplayhouse.com/ Queen’s ticketsoxford. Organ Recitals are held on Wednesdays at This content has been removed 1.10pm during full term in the Chapel: Exhibitions as it contains personal 16 Jan: David Ponsford, Cardiff Pitt Rivers Museum information protected under 23 Jan: Richard Dawson, Keble 30 Jan: Sarah Baldock, Chichester Please note: the Pitt Rivers Museum will the Data Protection Act. Cathedral remain open throughout 2013 with access 6 Feb: Alastair Ross via the normal entrance of the Oxford 13 Feb: Paul Stubbings, St Mary’s Music University Museum of Natural History School, Edinburgh while there are building works. Admission, 20 Feb: Robert Woolley, Royal College exhibitions and events free. Web: www.prm. of Music ox.ac.uk. 27 Feb: Paul Manley, Queen’s Exhibitions 6 Mar: James Johnstone Until 14 Jan: The Story Makers Eglesfield MusicalS ociety Recitals are Until 27 Jan: Made for Trade held on Saturdays at 1.30pm during full term in either the Chapel or the Shulman Sta urday Spotlight Auditorium. Programme of general interest gallery Choral Services are held in the Chapel on talks at 2.30pm on the third Saturday of Sunday, Wednesday and Friday at 6.15pm the month. Suitable for adults and older during full term. children. Further details may be found on the college 19 Jan: Exhibition Talk: Made for Trade website:www.queens.ox.ac.uk. 16 Feb: Gallery Talk: Winifred Blackman St John’s 16 Mar: Miao Textiles of China Kendrew Chamber Music Recitals Sutill S nday Mornings The following events take place in St John’s Every Sun 10–11.30am College Auditorium. Free admission and tickets/programmes available from main F amily Friendly Activities Lodge ten days before each performance. Free drop-in activities for children aged 5+. 25 Jan, 8.30pm An adult must accompany children at all activities. Colin Carr, cello, and Thomas Sauer, piano: Schubert‘s Sonata in A minor 11–13 Feb, 1–4pm: February Half-Term Arpeggione D821 (1824), Britten‘s Sonata Activities: Pacific IslandA dventure in C (op 65) and Rachmaninov‘s Sonata 14 Mar, 2–4pm: Under 5 events: Easter in G minor Eggcitement 17 Feb, 3pm Every Sun, 2–4pm: Activity backpacks, Carducci String Quartet: Haydn‘s Rider sorting boxes, trails, colouring sheets and Quartet, Debussy‘s Quartet and Dvorak‘s craft activities American Quartet First Sat of the month, 1–4pm: Pitt Stops 2 Feb: Here Be Dragons 2 Mar: Home Sweet Home 246 University of Oxford Gazette • 10 January 2013

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