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Council and Main 398 Elections 403 Advertisements 408 Committees Council General Purposes Committee of Notifications of Vacancies 410 Council: Committees reporting to Council or (a) Regulations Governing one of its main committees: University of Oxford the Hall, Hall-Houghton and Nominating Committee for the Colleges, Halls and Societies Houghton Prizes Vice-Chancellorship (b) Kirby Memorial Fund Buildings and Estates External Vacancies (c) Abdulaziz Saud AlBabtain Subcommittee Laudian Professorship in Arabic Curators of the University Libraries (d) Professorship of Modern History Other Committees and University Bodies: Pool for constituting Panels under Congregation 400 Statute XII Delegacy for Nomination of Congregation 10 June: Candidates for Ecclesiastical Elections Benefices Panel for constituting the Visitatorial Board under Statute Notices 401 XII Part C
General Notices: Divisional Boards: Gazette publication Mathematical, Physical and Life arrangements Sciences Board Encaenia Garden Party Medical Sciences Divisional Board Expected phasing out of the Social Sciences Divisional Board University’s COVID-19 crisis management framework Faculty Boards: Redundancy Panel Board of the Faculty of Classics Board of the Faculty of English Visiting Professorships: Language and Literature Mathematical, Physical and Life Board of the Faculty of History Sciences Board of the Faculty of Music Board of the Faculty of Oriental Studies Lectures 402 Board of the Faculty of Theology and Religion Examinations and Boards 402
Examinations for the Degree of Doctor of Philosophy
Changes to Examination Regulations: Social Sciences Board 398 University of Oxford Gazette • 13 May 2021
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General Purposes Committee of as the board of management shall 5. (1) The value of each prize shall be as Council determine. determined from time to time by the board of management. 3. (1) The subject for the Canon Hall The General Purposes Committee Preliminary and Junior Prizes shall (2) Each prize shall be awarded of Council has made the following be the New Testament in the original annually by the board of changes to regulations, to come into Greek in respect of translation, management. If two candidates for effect on 28 May. criticism and interpretation. any prize are deemed to be of equal merit the board may divided the (a) Regulations Governing the Hall, (2) The subject for the Canon Hall prize between them. If no candidate Hall-Houghton and Houghton Prizes Senior Prize shall be the New is deemed to be of sufficient merit Testament in the original Greek in Explanatory Note the board has discretion to make no respect of translation, criticism, award. These changes, made on the interpretation, inspiration and recommendation of the Board of the authority. 6. The board of management shall have Faculty of Theology and Religion discretion to set further conditions for (3) The subject for the Hall- and with the approval of the board of the award of these prizes, including Houghton Septuagint Prize shall be management, amend the regulations on matters concerning adjudication, the Septuagint in its twofold aspect, governing the Hall, Hall-Houghton and in so far as those conditions are not as regards the Hebrew Bible or the Houghton Prizes to enable the funds inconsistent with these regulations. Greek New Testament. to be put to better use in support of the 7. No candidate shall be awarded the trust purposes. (4) The subject for the Houghton same prize more than once. Syriac Version Prize shall be the Text of Regulations ancient versions of the Holy 8. The board may use any surplus In Council Regulations 25 of 2002, Scriptures in Syriac in respect income: delete existing regulations concerning of translation, criticism, and (1) to make grants of books or of the Hall, Hall-Houghton and Houghton interpretation, with special money to meritorious candidates; Prizes and substitute the following: reference to such books as shall have been previously named by the board (2) to offer a studentship, tenable by ‘Hall, Hall-Houghton, and Houghton of management. a graduate of such standing and on Prizes: Founded by the Revd John Hall, such conditions as they may from BD, of St Edmund Hall, Honorary Canon 4. The administration of the fund and time to time determine, who shall of Bristol, and the Revd Henry Houghton, the prizes shall be the responsibility of a undertake a course of Biblical study MA, of Pembroke College board of management comprising: or research to be approved by them 1. The purposes for which the trust fund (1) the Regius Professor of Divinity and consistent with the general and the income thereof are to be held object of the trust; and/or (2) the Lady Margaret Professor of are the establishment and maintenance Divinity (3) in such other way or ways as shall of prizes as follows: seem most likely to promote the (3) the Regius Professor of Hebrew (1) the Canon Hall Preliminary Greek general object of the trust. Testament Prize (4) the Regius Professor of Moral and Any surplus income not so used in Pastoral Theology (2) the Canon Hall Junior Greek any year shall be carried forward for Testament Prize (5) the Regius Professor of expenditure in subsequent years. Ecclesiastical History (3) the Canon Hall Senior Greek 9. The general object of the trust is the Testament Prize (6) Dean Ireland’s Professor of the encouragement of the study of the Exegesis of Holy Scripture Greek Testament, of the Septuagint (4) the Hall-Houghton Septuagint version of the Hebrew Scriptures in its Prize (7) the Oriel and Laing Professor of relation to the Hebrew Bible and the the Interpretation of Holy Scripture (5) the Houghton Syriac Version Prize Greek Testament, and of the Syriac together with such other persons, not versions of the Holy Scriptures. 2. Each prize shall be open to student exceeding two in number, as the board members of the University and shall be 10. Council may from time to time of management may co-opt subject to awarded on the basis of outstanding or at any time alter any of the above the approval of the Board of the Faculty performance in relation to the subject provisions provided always that the of Theology and Religion. of that prize in such assessment(s) funds of the trust shall be applied only University of Oxford Gazette • 13 May 2021 399
to promote the general object of the bursary shall be made and shall arrange and (b) apply the income and, in its trust as defined in regulation 9 above.’ for an announcement to be made discretion, the capital of the remainder in the University Gazette and in the of the Fund, towards the salary and (b) Kirby Memorial Fund Department of Zoology, not later than expenses of the holder of the Abdulaziz the sixth week of Hilary tTerm. Saud AlBabtain Laudian Professorship Explanatory Note in Arabic and associated overheads. 5. The board of management may in These changes amend the regulations The remainder of such costs shall be any year withhold the bursary if there for the Kirby Memorial Fund to include met from an earmarked expendable is no candidate of sufficient merit. the Master in Biology course and endowment held for that purpose within Income not expended in any year shall remove the course it has replaced. the Humanities Divisional Fund of the be carried forward for expenditure in University of Oxford Development Trust Text of Regulations subsequent years and may be used by Fund. The Professor shall undertake the board to award additional bursaries. In Council Regulations 25 of 2002, teaching and research in the field of concerning academic and other posts, 6. Council shall have power to alter lecture and give instruction in Arabic amend the Kirby Memorial Fund as this regulation from time to time, language and literature. follows (new text underlined, deleted provided that no change shall be made 4. The administration of the Fund, and text struck through): without the approval of the Department the application of its income, shall be of Zoology and the Master of St ‘Kirby Memorial Fund the responsibility of the Humanities Catherine’s College.’ Divisional Board. 1. The fund (founded by friends of the late David R S Kirby, University Lecturer (c) Abdulaziz Saud AlBabtain Laudian 5. The professor shall be elected by an in Zoology and Fellow of St Catherine’s Professorship in Arabic electoral board consisting of: College) shall be called the David Kirby Explanatory Note (1) the Vice-Chancellor, or, if the Memorial Fund, and shall be managed President of St John’s College is Vice- by a board of management consisting of These changes, made on the Chancellor, a person appointed by recommendation of the Humanities (1) the Head of the Department of Council; Division and the Board of the History Zoology (or his or hertheir nominee); Faculty, amend the regulations (2) the President of St John’s College, (2) the Master of St Catherine’s governing the Abdulaziz Saud or, if the President is unable or College (or his or hertheir nominee); AlBabtain Laudian Professorship in unwilling to act, a person appointed Arabic to include research in the duties by the Governing Body of St John’s (3) a person appointed by the of the professor. College; Department of Zoology for such period or periods as it shall Text of Regulations (3) a person appointed by the determine. Governing Body of St John’s College; In Council Regulations 24 of 2002, 2. The income of the fund shall be concerning individual professorships, (4), (5) two persons appointed by applied to the establishment of a David amend the Abdulaziz Saud AlBabtain Council; Kirby Memorial Bursary and to the Laudian Professorship in Arabic as (6) the Head of the Humanities payment of expenses in connection follows (new text underlined, deleted Division, or his or her nominee; with the award thereof. text struck through): (7)–(9) three persons appointed by 3. The bursary shall be awarded ‘Abdulaziz Saud AlBabtain Laudian the Board of the Faculty of Oriental annually in Trinity tTerm to the Professorship in Arabic Studies. candidate who, in the opinion of 1. The University acknowledges with the board of management, submits 6. The University shall have power to gratitude the benefaction of Archbishop the most meritorious proposal for pay out of the capital or the income Laud held as permanent endowment on a research project to be carried out of the Fund all costs of and incidental the trusts declared in this regulation. during the vacation in collaboration to the creation of the Fund, and the Further money or property may be paid with a member of the staff of a management and administration of the or transferred to the University as either university department, research Fund and the Professorship. expendable or permanent endowment unit, or research group. Preference to be held on the same trusts. The assets 7. The University may exercise any of its will be given to projects in the field so held will be known as the Abdulaziz corporate powers in the management of reproduction. The bursary shall Saud AlBabtain Laudian Professorship and administration of the Fund in so be open to undergraduate members in Arabic Fund (“the Fund”). far as those powers are not inconsistent of the University studying for the with these regulations. Master in Biology (MBiol), Preliminary 2. The University shall retain as Examination in Biological Sciences, the permanent endowment those 8. Regulations 1–4 and 6–10 shall be Honour School of Biological Sciences, of the assets in the Fund which deemed to be Trust Regulations under the Preliminary Examination in Human are contributed on the express the provisions of Part D of Statute XVI. Sciences, or the Honour School of understanding that they are to be 9. Subject to regulation 10, Council Human Sciences. treated as permanent endowment (“the may amend, repeal or add to these Permanent Endowment”). 4. The board of management shall regulations in accordance with Part D of determine the value of the bursary and 3. The University shall (a) apply the Statute XVI, but no amendment is valid the form in which applications for the income of the Permanent Endowment; if it would cause the Fund to: 400 University of Oxford Gazette • 13 May 2021
(1) cease to be exclusively charitable by Council from time to time,shall according to the law of England and be for the time being allocated by Congregation Wales; or Council under any decree in that behalf, or, if the head is unable or (2) be outside the objects of the unwilling to act, a person appointed University. by the governing body of the college 10. Any amendment to the first on the occurrence of a vacancy to act sentence of regulation 3 is an as an elector on that occasion; amendment to the main objects of (3) a person appointed by the the Fund for the purposes of Part D governing body of the college Congregation 10 June of Statute XVI and must be approved specified in (2) of this clause; both by Congregation of the University Elections and subsequently by Her Majesty in (4)–(5) two persons a person Council. appointed by Council; COUNCIL
11. The professor shall be subject to the (5) a person appointed by the COMMITTEES REPORTING TO COUNCIL General Provisions of the regulations General Board; OR ONE OF ITS MAIN COMMITTEES concerning the duties of professors Nominating Committee for the Vice- (6) the Head of the Humanities and to those Particular Provisions of Chancellorship Division, or their nominee; the same regulations as to residence Buildings and Estates Subcommittee which are applicable to this chair. The (7)–(9)(6), (7) two three persons Curators of the University Libraries professor He or she shall give not less elected by the Board of the Faculty fewer than thirty-six lectures or classes of History. OTHER COMMITTEES AND UNIVERSITY in the year, provided that this obligation BODIES 3. The professor shall be subject to the may be reduced in exceptional Pool for constituting Panels under General Provisions of the regulations circumstances with the approval of the Statute XII decree concerning the duties of faculty board concerned.’ Delegacy for Nomination of professors and to those Particular Candidates for Ecclesiastical Provisions of the same regulations (d) Professorship of Modern History Benefices decree which are applicable to this Panel for constituting the Visitatorial Explanatory Note chair.’ Board under Statute XII Part C These changes, made on the Divisional and Faculty Boards recommendation of the Humanities DIVISIONAL BOARDS Division and the Board of the History For changes to regulations for Mathematical, Physical and Life Faculty, amend the regulations examinations see ‘Changes to Sciences Board governing the Professorship of Modern Examination Regulations’ below. Medical Sciences Board History to include research in the Social Sciences Board duties of the Professor and amend the membership of the electoral board. FACULTY BOARDS Board of the Faculty of Classics Text of Regulations Board of the Faculty of English In Council Regulations 24 of 2002, Language and Literature concerning individual professorships, Board of the Faculty of History amend the Professor of Modern History Board of the Faculty of Music as follows (new text underlined, Board of the Faculty of Oriental deleted text struck through): Studies Board of the Faculty of Theology and ‘Professor of Modern History Religion 1. The Professor of Modern History shall lecture and give instruction in Details are in ‘Elections’ section below. will undertake teaching and research in the field of Modern History from 1500 onwards. 2. The professor shall be elected by an electoral board consisting of: (1) the Vice-Chancellor, or, if the head of the college specified in (2) of this clause is Vice-Chancellor, a person appointed by Council on the occurrence of a vacancy to act as an elector on that occasion; (2) the head of the college to which the professorship may be allocated University of Oxford Gazette • 13 May 2021 401
to meet as needed to deal with changes Notices to government advice, or local and national developments. The framework will then be significantly scaled back from the long vacation onwards, and wherever possible pandemic-related issues will be handled through the usual decision- making structures. Bronze and Silver Note on procedures in Congregation General Notices will remain constituted but meet only when necessary, as will the incident ¶ Business in Congregation is Gazette publication arrangements response and expert advisory groups. conducted in accordance with These limited emergency structures Since Trinity term 2020 the Gazette has Congregation Regulations 2 of will remain in place over the summer. been published online only as a result 2002 (https://governance.admin. The University’s crisis management of office and printer closures. ox.ac.uk/legislation/congregation- framework can be invoked as regulations-2-of-2002). A printout of It has now been decided by GPC and appropriate in the event of future these regulations, or of any statute or by Council that print production will emergencies. other regulations, is available from not resume when COVID-19-related There are of course lessons to be the Council Secretariat on request. lockdowns end. learnt from the collegiate University’s A member of Congregation seeking The Gazette will continue to be pandemic response; Silver Group advice on questions relating to its published online on Thursday has commissioned a review of procedures, other than elections, mornings according to its usual business continuity and governance should contact Mrs R Thomas at the schedule. It will also be printed in a arrangements during the pandemic, University Offices, Wellington Square limited run for libraries, archives and to report to the University’s usual (telephone: (2)80317; email rebecca. paid subscribers. These arrangements governance committees. Further [email protected]); questions will be announced once libraries are details will be communicated in due relating to elections should be directed open again. course. to the Elections Officer, Ms S L S Mulvihill (telephone: (2)80463; email: Encaenia Garden Party Redundancy Panel [email protected]). As detailed in an all-staff email from the A Redundancy Panel was convened While COVID-19 working restrictions Vice-Chancellor, unfortunately there in Hilary term 2021 under Statute remain in place, any notice that needs will be no Encaenia Garden Party in XII Part B, section 13, and Council to be given to the Registrar in writing 2021. Next year’s event will be held on Regulations 2 of 2017, to consider a should be sent by email to registrar@ Wednesday 22 June 2022. case for redundancy of an employee admin.ox.ac.uk. Notices sent to the on an externally funded open-ended University Offices may not be received. Details of this year’s Encaenia contract. The Panel concluded that the ceremony, which has been postponed case for compulsory redundancy had to late September, will be announced in been made and authorised the issuing the coming weeks. of a redundancy notice by the Head of Department; this notice was duly Expected phasing out of the issued. The decision was not appealed University’s COVID-19 crisis and the deadline for appeals has now management framework passed. There will be significant steps in the coming months towards phasing out Visiting Professorships many elements of the temporary COVID-19 crisis management Mathematical, Physical and Life framework as the impact of the Sciences pandemic recedes. Silver Group has Professor Jonathan Baillie, PhD Imp, agreed the temporary governance CEO, On The EDGE Conservation; structures should remain in place for Visiting Professor in Zoology for a Trinity term to allow the University further 3 years from 1 July 2021 to respond to the gradual lifting of restrictions set out in the government’s roadmap. The Hilary and Trinity term Coordination Group will continue for Trinity term to co-ordinate the University’s response to the changing government guidance, and to consider planning parameters for Michaelmas term 2021. Other groups will continue 402 University of Oxford Gazette • 13 May 2021
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Centres, Institutes and Museums Professor Lene Juel Rasmussen, Examinations for the Degree of Doctor Copenhagen of Philosophy University Church 3 Jun: ‘Interdisciplinary approaches to healthy ageing’ BAMPTON LECTURES: FOUR- DIMENSIONAL EUCHARIST Professor Merril Silverstein, Syracuse This content has been removed 10 Jun: ‘Preferences for long-term as it contains personal The Revd Canon Dr Jessica Martin will care among older adults in China’ deliver the 2021 Bampton Lectures at information protected under the the University Church. They will be Professor Isabella A G Aboderin, Bristol Data Protection Act. live-streamed and can also be attended 17 Jun: ‘Ageing in Africa’ in person. More information: www. universitychurch.ox.ac.uk. Colleges, Halls and Societies 18 May, 10am: ‘The Eucharist as theatre: place and space’ St Cross
18 May, 11.30am: ‘The Eucharist in ST CROSS CENTRE FOR THE HISTORY time’ AND PHILOSOPHY OF PHYSICS Professor Carlo Rovelli, Aix-Marseille, Oxford Martin School will give a special lecture 5–6.30pm Professor Chris Dye and Professor Salim on 4 June online via Zoom. Free, but Abdool Karim, Centre for the AIDS registration required. Program of Research in South Africa, Subject: ‘Scientific thinking across will take part in a conversation at the centuries and the foundations of 5.15pm on 18 May online. Registration physics’ required. Subject: ‘The great health dilemma: is prevention better than cure?’
Oxford Institute of Population Ageing The following seminars will take place at 2pm on Thursdays via Zoom. More information: www.ageing.ox.ac.uk/ events/view/446. Convener: Professor Sarah Harper Professor Matthew Kaplan, Pennsylvania State 13 May: ‘Intergenerational contact zones: a conceptual framework for generating novel ideas for developing intergenerationally enriched settings’ Professor S Jay Olshansky, Illinois at Chicago 20 May: ‘Inconvenient truths about human longevity’ Dr John Beard, Global Centre for Modern Ageing 27 May: ‘Capacity, ability, frailty and geroscience – towards a cohesive paradigm for healthy longevity’ University of Oxford Gazette • 13 May 2021 403
Professor Elizabeth Fisher, Corpus Elections Christi, Law Professor Matthew Freeman, Lincoln, Pathology Professor Christopher Timpson, Brasenose, Philosophy Professor John Watts, Corpus Christi, History • One member of Congregation, This content has been removed Elections 10 June not necessarily being members of as it contains personal any division and not in any case Please note: in the lists below, the being nominated in a divisional information protected under the names listed are simply those of the capacity, who shall be elected by Data Protection Act. persons currently in office, whose terms Congregation, to serve until the of office are now coming to a close start of MT 2025 [vice Mr Richard (thereby prompting all the vacancies Ovenden] now advertised for election). Nominations from a diverse range of Congregation members are Call for nominations encouraged, particularly those from The nomination period for the elections underrepresented groups. below will close at 4pm on 13 May. For The terms of reference and membership further information, please contact of Council are set out in Statute VI [email protected]. (https://governance.admin.ox.ac.uk/ legislation/statute-vi-council). Council Elected members of Council will • One member of Congregation ordinarily be expected to serve on a elected by Congregation from small number of other committees members of the faculties in the (typically between one and three, Divisions of Mathematical, Physical usually including at least one of and Life Sciences and of Medical the main committees of Council, Sciences, to serve until the start ie Education Committee, General of MT 2025 [vice Professor Tim Purposes Committee, Personnel Coulson] Committee, Planning and Resource • One member of Congregation Allocation Committee, Research and elected by Congregation from Innovation Committee). For further members of the faculties in the information, please contact Sarah Divisions of Humanities and of Cowburn (sarah.cowburn@admin. Social Sciences, to serve until the ox.ac.uk). Changes to Examination Regulations start of MT 2025 [vice Professor Geraldine Johnson] Committees reporting to Council or For the complete text of each regulation one of its main committees listed below and a listing of all changes The following nomination has been to regulations for this year to date, received: NOMINATING COMMITTEE FOR THE please see https://gazette.web.ox.ac.uk/ VICE-CHANCELLORSHIP Professor Cecile Fabre, BA LA examination-regulations-0. Sorbonne, DPhil Oxf, Fellow of All • Three persons, not also being Souls, Faculty of Philosophy, DPIR members of Council, elected by Social Sciences Board Congregation, one to serve until the Nominated by: PGDIP IN AI FOR BUSINESS (PART-TIME) start of MT 2025 and two to serve Professor Sir John Vickers, Warden to allow candidates on closed until the start of MT 2022 of All Souls company-specific programme to Professor Sir Nigel Shadbolt, The following nominations have been transfer to open programme in Principal of Jesus, Computer received: exceptional circumstances Science Dr Tristan E Franklinos, MPhil DPhil PGDIP IN STRATEGY AND INNOVATION Dr Laura Van Broekhoven, Linacre, Oxf, MA St And, Fellow of Trinity, (PART-TIME) Director, Pitt Rivers Museum Faculty of Classics (a) to reflect introduction of Ms Rachel Dearlove, Education 24-month closed company-specific Policy Support Nominated by: programme Professor Fabian Essler, Worcester, Dame Hilary Boulding, President of (b) to allow candidates to transfer Physics Trinity to 12-month open programme in Professor Louise Fawcett, St Professor Philip A Booth, St Peter’s, exceptional circumstances Catherine’s, Politics and History, and Theology and International Relations Religion 404 University of Oxford Gazette • 13 May 2021
Dr Andrew J Counter, New College, On 9 March, Congregation approved CURATORS OF THE UNIVERSITY Medieval and Modern Languages a part-suspension of Part 8 of LIBRARIES Professor Pepper Culpepper, Congregation Regulations of 2002 • One member of Congregation Nuffield, Blavatnik School of to allow the three vacancies to this elected by Congregation, to serve Government committee which lapsed in 2015 and until the start of MT 2025 [vice Dr Sophie V Duncan, Christ Church, 2019 to be filled by election. Because Professor Emma Smith] English these are lapsed vacancies, the Professor Stephen J Heyworth, elections will be to fill the remaining The terms of reference and membership Wadham, Classics term of the vacant positions, with of this body are set out in Part 24 Professor Katherine M Ibbett, immediate effect. of Council Regulations 15 of 2002 Trinity, Medieval and Modern (https://governance.admin.ox.ac.uk/ Further information on the committee Languages legislation/part-24-curators-of-the- can be found in regulation 6 of Professor Marta Z Kwiatowska, university-libraries). Council Regulations 21 of 2002 Trinity, Computer Science (https://governance.admin.ox.ac.uk/ For further information, please contact Dr Barnaby L S Taylor, Exeter, legislation/council-regulations-21-of- the Secretary (richard.ovenden@ Classics 2002#collapse1426071). bodleian.ox.ac.uk). Professor Charlotte K Williams, Trinity, Chemistry For further information, please contact Other Committees and University Antony Willott (antony.willott@admin. Professor James H Naismith, BSc Edin, Bodies ox.ac.uk). PhD Manc, SSc St And, Fellow of Jesus, POOL FOR CONSTITUTING PANELS Structural Biology BUILDINGS AND ESTATES UNDER STATUTE XII SUBCOMMITTEE Nominated by: • One member of Congregation Professor Sir Nigel Shadbolt, • One person elected by Congregation, to whom Statute XII applies to Principal of Jesus, Computer to serve until the start of MT 2024 represent the Division of Social Science [vice Ms Laura How] Sciences, elected by members of Professor Andrew Baldwin, The following nomination has been Congregation, to serve until the start Pembroke, Chemistry received: of HT 2025 [vice Professor Nicholas Professor Patricia Clavin, Jesus, van Hear, St Cross, Anthropology History Professor Andrew Martin, MA DPhil (COMPAS)] Professor Benjamin Davis, Oxf, Fellow of Kellogg, Faculty of Pembroke, Chemistry Computer Science • Eight members of Congregation Professor Veronique Gouverneur, to whom Statute XII applies, not Nominated by: Merton, Chemistry necessarily representing any division Professor Jonathan Michie, Professor Matt Higgins, Merton, and not in any case being nominated President of Kellogg, Continuing Biochemistry in a divisional capacity, elected by Education Professor Yvonne Jones, Jesus, NDM members of Congregation, to serve Professor Karen O’Brien, University Professor Simon Newstead, until the start of MT 2025 [vice Dr College, English Christ Church, Biochemistry William Allan, University College, Professor Mike Wooldridge, Professor Fiona Powrie, Wadham, Classical Languages and Literature; Hertford, Computer Science Kennedy Institute Ms Sally Vine, Department of Dr Keri Dexter, MPLS Division Physiology, Anatomy and Genetics; Professor D J Paterson, MA DPhil Oxf, Professor Richard Hobbs, Harris Dr Luke Pitcher, Somerville, Classics; MSc DSc Wausi, Fellow of Merton, Manchester, Primary Care Health Professor Jonathan Thacker, Merton, Physiology, Anatomy and Genetics Sciences Medieval and Modern Languages; Professor David Mills, Kellogg, Nominated by: Mr Peter Bond, Wellcome Trust Education Mr John Bowers QC, Principal of Centre for Human Genetics; Mr Professor Andrew Simpson, Kellogg, Brasenose Nicholas Bamforth, Queen’s, Law; Computer Science Professor Sir Rick Trainor, Rector of Professor Edmund Herzig, Wadham, Exeter The terms of reference and Oriental Studies; and Mr Edward Professor Irene Tracey, Warden of membership of this body are set out Gibbs, Centre for Tropical Health and Merton in Part 10 of Council Regulations 15 of Global Medicine] Professor Roger Goodman, Principal 2002 (https://governance.admin.ox.ac. It is expected that candidates for of St Antony’s uk/legislation/part-10-buildings-and- election to represent the Division of Professor Maggie Snowling, estates-subcommittee). Social Sciences will also be members President of St John’s For further information, please contact of the Division of Social Sciences. Professor Dame Frances Ashcroft, the Secretary (sarah.gardner@admin. Candidates for election to represent Trinity, Medical Sciences ox.ac.uk). Congregation as a whole (ie in a Professor Dame Kay Davies, non-divisional capacity) need only Hertford, Medical Sciences be a member of Congregation to Professor Ewan McKendrick, QC, whom Statute XII applies. However, Lady Margaret Hall, Law please note that a candidate may Professor Sir Andrew Wiles, Merton, not be nominated to more than one Mathematics University of Oxford Gazette • 13 May 2021 405
constituency on the same committee at PANEL FOR CONSTITUTING THE • One person elected by and from the same time. For further information, VISITATORIAL BOARD UNDER STATUTE among the members of the Faculty please see the eligibility and XII PART C of Statistics, to serve until the start amendments to nominations sections of MT 2025 [vice Professor James • Three members of Congregation at https://governance.admin.ox.ac.uk/ Martin] required to engage in academic elections-by-congregation. teaching and/or research either by • One person elected by and from Statute XII applies to: (a) professors, their written contracts of employment among the members of the Faculty readers and associate professors or or by established and agreed practice of Zoology, to serve until the start lecturers; (b) any employee of the elected by Congregation, to serve until of MT 2024 [vice Professor Ben University who is a member of the the start of MT 2025 [vice Mr Nicholas Sheldon] Universities Superannuation Scheme C Bamforth, Professor S F Rayner and For further information, please contact or who would be a member if he or Mr Peter B Sullivan] the Divisional Registrar (tracy.gale@ she had not been exempted under the Further information on the panel mpls.ox.ac.uk). provisions of Statute XIV. In Statute can be found at: https://governance. XII, any reference to ‘a member of MEDICAL SCIENCES DIVISIONAL BOARD admin.ox.ac.uk/legislation/statute-xii- the academic staff’ is a reference to a academic-staff-and-the-visitatorial- • One person from the Department person to whom the statute applies board#widget-id-1383011 and https:// of Biochemistry and the Nuffield (Statute XII, Section 3 (1) and (2)) governance.admin.ox.ac.uk/legislation/ Department of Clinical Medicine (https://governance.admin.ox.ac.uk/ council-regulations-36-of-2002. who is also a member of the Faculty legislation/statute-xii-academic-staff- of Biochemistry, the Faculty of and-the-visitatorial-board). College For further information, please contact Clinical Medicine, the Faculty staff are not covered by Statute XII as the Secretary (rebecca.thomas@admin. of Physiological Sciences or the colleges have their own statutes. The ox.ac.uk). Faculty of Psychological Studies, exception is college staff at Kellogg, St elected by the members of the Cross and Reuben, which follow the Divisional Boards Faculty of Biochemistry, the Faculty University’s statutes. Any staff holding MATHEMATICAL, PHYSICAL AND LIFE of Clinical Medicine, the Faculty joint appointments will, however, be SCIENCES BOARD of Physiological Sciences and the covered by Statute XII in respect of their Faculty of Psychological Studies, to University contract of employment and • One person elected by and from serve until the start of MT 2025 [vice duties. among the members of the Faculty Professor Mark Sansom] of Engineering Science, to serve until Members of the Pool will be chosen the start of MT 2025 [vice Professor • One person from the Nuffield by lot to serve on a number of Panels Stephen Payne] Department of Clinical under Statute XII (ie Redundancy Panel Neurosciences, the Department (Section 14 (6)), Staff Employment The following nomination has been of Experimental Psychology, the Review Panel (Section 35) and received: Department of Pharmacology and University Appeal Panel (Section 52 Thomas A A Adcock, MEng DPhil Oxf, the Department of Psychiatry who (2))) and may also be expected to chair Fellow of St Peter’s, Engineering Science is also a member of the Faculty a Panel. Each member of the Pool will of Biochemistry, the Faculty of be required to attend appropriate Nominated by: Clinical Medicine, the Faculty training, including on equality and Professor Ron Roy, Harris of Physiological Sciences or the diversity, before serving on a Panel. Manchester, Engineering Science Faculty of Psychological Studies, Nominations from BME staff, from Professor Robin Cleveland, elected by the members of the men and from academic and research Magdalen, Engineering Science Faculty of Biochemistry, the Faculty staff are particularly encouraged. For Professor Martin Booth, Jesus, of Clinical Medicine, the Faculty further information, please contact the Engineering Science of Physiological Sciences and the Secretary ([email protected]. Professor Clive Siviour, Pembroke, Faculty of Psychological Studies, to uk). Engineering Science serve until the start of MT 2025 [vice DELEGACY FOR NOMINATION OF • One person elected by and from Professor Anna Christina Nobre] CANDIDATES FOR ECCLESIASTICAL among the members of the Faculty • One person from the Nuffield BENEFICES of Physics, to serve until the start of Department of Women’s and MT 2025 [vice Professor Laura Herz] • Two members of Convocation Reproductive Health, the elected by Congregation, to serve • One person elected by and from Department of Oncology and the until the start of MT 2027 [vice the among the members of the Faculty Nuffield Department of Surgical Revd Dr Jonathan Arnold and the of Computer Science, to serve until Sciences, who is also a member of Revd Canon Dr Simon Jones] the start of MT 2025 [vice Professor the Faculty of Biochemistry, the Andrew Simpson] Faculty of Clinical Medicine, the For further information, please contact Faculty of Physiological Sciences or the Secretary (joseph.oconnor@admin. • One person elected by and from the Faculty of Psychological Studies, ox.ac.uk). among the members of the Faculty elected by the members of the of Earth Sciences, to serve until Faculty of Biochemistry, the Faculty the start of MT 2025 [vice Professor of Clinical Medicine, the Faculty Tamsin Mather] of Physiological Sciences and the 406 University of Oxford Gazette • 13 May 2021
Faculty of Psychological Studies, to of Physiological Sciences and the Faculty Boards serve until the start of MT 2025 [vice Faculty of Psychological Studies, to BOARD OF THE FACULTY OF CLASSICS Professor Freddie C Hamdy] serve until the start of MT 2025 [vice Professor John R Geddes] • Three persons elected by and • One person from the Nuffield from among the members of the Department of Orthopaedics, • One person from among the staff Sub-faculty of Ancient History, Rheumatology and Musculoskeletal who are not Heads of Department to serve until the start of MT 2023 Sciences and the Sir William or statutory professors who [vice Professor Nicholas Purcell, Dunn School of Pathology who are members of the Faculty of Dr Neil McLynn and Dr Maria is also a member of the Faculty Biochemistry, the Faculty of Stamatapoulou] of Biochemistry, the Faculty of Clinical Medicine, the Faculty of Clinical Medicine, the Faculty Physiological Sciences and the • Three persons elected by and from of Physiological Sciences or the Faculty of Psychological Studies, among the members of the Sub- Faculty of Psychological Studies, elected jointly by the members of the faculty of Classical Languages and elected by the members of the Faculty of Biochemistry, the Faculty Literature to serve until the start of Faculty of Biochemistry, the Faculty of Clinical Medicine, the Faculty MT 2023 [vice Professor Wolfgang de of Clinical Medicine, the Faculty of Physiological Sciences and the Melo, Professor Constanze Güthenke of Physiological Sciences and the Faculty of Psychological Studies to and Professor Fiona Macintosh] Faculty of Psychological Studies, to serve until the start of MT 2025 [vice For further information, please contact serve until the start of MT 2025 [vice Professor Kevin Talbot] the Secretary (audrey.cahill@classics. Professor Matthew Freeman] For further information, please contact ox.ac.uk). • One person from the Department the Divisional Registrar (chris.price@ BOARD OF THE FACULTY OF ENGLISH of Paediatrics, the Department medsci.ox.ac.uk). LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE of Primary Care Health Sciences SOCIAL SCIENCES DIVISIONAL BOARD and the Nuffield Department • Four persons elected by and from the of Population Health who is • One member elected by and from the members of the Faculty of English also a member of the Faculty academic members of the Institute Language and Literature, three to of Biochemistry, the Faculty of of Archaeology and Research serve until the start of MT 2023 [vice Clinical Medicine, the Faculty Laboratory for Archaeology and the Professor David Dwan, Dr Adam of Physiological Sciences or the History of Art, to serve until the start Guy and Dr David Taylor] and one to Faculty of Psychological Studies, of MT 2023 serve until the start of MT 2022 [vice elected by the members of the Professor Paulina Kewes] • One member elected by and from the Faculty of Biochemistry, the Faculty academic members of the Blavatnik For further information, please contact of Clinical Medicine, the Faculty School of Government, to serve until the Secretary ([email protected]. of Physiological Sciences and the the start of MT 2023 uk). Faculty of Psychological Studies, to serve until the start of MT 2025 [vice Under the regulations governing the BOARD OF THE FACULTY OF HISTORY Professor Sir Rory Collins] composition of Divisional Boards, the • Four persons elected by and from above vacancies fall within the single • One person from the Department of among the members of the Faculty constituency of ‘two persons elected on Physiology, Anatomy and Genetics of History holding posts on the a rotational basis by and from academic and the Radcliffe Department of establishment or under the aegis members of the following units of Medicine who is also a member of of the board, three to serve until the division: (a) the Department the Faculty of Biochemistry, the the start of MT 2023 [vice Dr Alan for International Development; Faculty of Clinical Medicine, the Strathern, Professor Maria Misra (b) the School for Interdisciplinary Faculty of Physiological Sciences or and Dr Erica Charters] and one to Area Studies; (c) the Department of the Faculty of Psychological Studies, serve until the start of MT 2022 [vice Sociology; (d) the Oxford Internet elected by the members of the Professor Natalia Nowakowska] Institute; (e) the Department of Faculty of Biochemistry, the Faculty Social Policy and Intervention; (f) For further information, please contact of Clinical Medicine, the Faculty the School of Anthropology; (g) the the Secretary ([email protected]). of Physiological Sciences and the Institute of Archaeology and Research Faculty of Psychological Studies, to BOARD OF THE FACULTY OF MUSIC Laboratory for Archaeology and serve until the start of MT 2025 [vice the History of Art; (h) the Blavatnik • Two persons elected by and from Professor Hugh Watkins] School of Government’. The last units among the members of the Faculty • One person from among the elected to this constituency were (i) of Music to serve until the start of MT externally funded research staff the Department of Social Policy and 2023 [vice Dr Benjamin Skipp and Dr who are members of the Faculty Intervention and (ii) the School of Guy Newbury] of Biochemistry, the Faculty of Anthropology. For further information, please contact Clinical Medicine, the Faculty of For further information about the the Secretary (administrator@music. Physiological Sciences and the Board, please contact the Secretary ox.ac.uk). Faculty of Psychological Studies, ([email protected]). elected jointly by the members of the Faculty of Biochemistry, the Faculty of Clinical Medicine, the Faculty University of Oxford Gazette • 13 May 2021 407
BOARD OF THE FACULTY OF ORIENTAL please see the eligibility (https:// vacancies, those candidates nominated STUDIES governance.admin.ox.ac.uk/elections- will be deemed elected unopposed, by-congregation#collapse1580081) and the remaining vacancies will lapse, • Three persons elected by and from and amendments to nominations in which case, in accordance with the among the members of the Faculty (https://governance.admin.ox.ac. regulations, the places must remain of Oriental Studies, two to serve until uk/key-election-stages-and- vacant until appointments are made the start of MT 2023 [vice Professor procedures#collapse1577651) jointly by the Vice-Chancellor and Judith Olszowy-Schlanger and sections within the Information Proctors. Professor Jennifer Guest] and one to about University elections (https:// serve until the start of MT 2022 [vice Period of office governance.admin.ox.ac.uk/ Professor Edmund Herzig] information-about-university- All vacancies are from the beginning For further information, please contact elections) pages of the Elections of MT 2021 unless otherwise stated. the Secretary (thomas.hall@orinst. website (https://governance.admin. In accordance with Congregation ox.ac.uk). ox.ac.uk/elections). Regulations 2 of 2002, in any election where vacancies are to be filled for BOARD OF THE FACULTY OF THEOLOGY Candidate’s statement periods of different length, the elected AND RELIGION Candidates are invited to include candidates shall hold office so that the • Three persons elected by and from with their nomination forms a written tenure of those who receive more votes the members of the Faculty of statement of no more than 250 words, shall be longer than that of those who Theology and Religion, to serve until setting out their reasons for standing receive fewer votes; but if the election the start of MT 2023 [vice Dr M Lloyd, and qualifications for the office being is uncontested or if two candidates Professor C Harrison and Professor sought. In the event of a contested receive the same number of votes, the J Rasmussen] election, these statements will be candidate senior in academic standing published both online and in the shall hold office for the longer period. For further information, please contact Gazette. the Secretary ([email protected]). Further information Contested elections For further information, please contact Notes In the event of a contested election, the Elections Officeelections.office@ ( Electronic elections the successful candidates will be admin.ox.ac.uk). determined by an electronic ballot. Due to current COVID-19 restrictions, A registration email with further the elections on 10 June will be instructions will be sent to eligible conducted electronically. voters on Wednesday 26 May, using Nominations the email addresses provided in the electronic register of Congregation (NB Hard copies of nomination forms with few exceptions, notably clinical will not be processed. Completed staff, this will be the work address nomination forms should be sent as an ending ‘ox.ac.uk’). Voters will need email attachment to the Elections Office to respond to the email to confirm ([email protected]) by their registration and to receive links 4pm on 13 May. At least one nomination to the candidate statements and to in respect of each candidate must be vote. Candidates’ statements will also made on an official nomination form be published in the Gazette dated 27 (https://governance.admin.ox.ac.uk/ May. Voters may wish to read these nomination-forms). Please ensure statements before completing their that the nominators listed in section electronic vote. The voting period will D are also copied into the email when close at 4pm on 10 June. the nomination form is submitted, as this will act as verification of the Uncontested elections nomination in lieu of supplying original If the number of nominations received signatures. by the closing date is no more than General requirements and eligibility sufficient to fill the vacancies, the candidates nominated shall be deemed All candidates are asked to note the to be duly elected as of the close of the general requirements which apply to nomination period on Thursday, 13 May. all committee members, as set out in When required, places will be allocated Council Regulations 14 of 2002 (General according to academic standing, as Regulations of Council for Committees defined in Council Regulations 22 of (https://governance.admin.ox.ac. 2002, Part 2: Academic Precedence uk/legislation/council-regulations- and Standing (https://governance. 14-of-2002)). Current members seeking admin.ox.ac.uk/legislation/council- re-election are also asked to check for regulations-22-of-2002). If the number specific restrictions on consecutive of nominations received by the closing service. For further information, date is less than sufficient to fill the 408 University of Oxford Gazette • 13 May 2021
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