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Council and Main 412 Elections 414 Advertisements 424 Committees Contested elections: Council of the University: Council: Notifications of Prizes, Grants Register of Congregation Mathematical, Physical and Life and Funding 425 Sciences/Medical Sciences non-divisional History of Art Committee: Laurence Congregation 412 Nominating Committee for the Binyon Prize Vice-Chancellorship Congregation 24 May: Buildings and Estates Degree by Resolution Subcommittee Notifications of Vacancies 426

Congregation 10 June: Uncontested elections: University of Elections Council: Colleges, Halls and Societies Humanities/Social Sciences Curators of the University Libraries Notices 413 External Vacancies Pool for constituting Panels under Statute XII General Notices: Delegacy for Nomination of Gazette publication arrangements Candidates for Ecclesiastical Encaenia ceremony Benefices Appointments: Mathematical, Physical and Life University Administration and Sciences Board Services Medical Sciences Divisional Board Social Sciences Divisional Board Electoral Boards: Board of the Faculty of Classics Schwarz–Taylor Professorship Board of the Faculty of English of the German Language and Language and Literature Literature Board of the Faculty of History Board of the Faculty of Theology and Religion Examinations and Boards 413 Pool for constituting Panels under Statute XII Examinations for the Degree of Lapsed vacancies

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Council Congregation and Main Committees

Council of the University Congregation 24 May Note on procedures in Congregation

Register of Congregation Degree by Resolution ¶ Business in Congregation is conducted in accordance with The Vice-Chancellor reports that the Congregation Regulations 2 of following names have been added to 2002 (https://governance.admin. the Register of Congregation: This content has been removed ox.ac.uk/legislation/congregation- D’Avella, V B, Faculty of Oriental as it contains personal regulations-2-of-2002). A printout of Studies information protected under the these regulations, or of any statute or Dunachie, S, Kellogg other regulations, is available from Evans, G L, St Hilda’s Data Protection Act. the Council Secretariat on request. McCarthy, L, Planning and Council A member of Congregation seeking Secretariat advice on questions relating to its Schutz, M Y, Faculty of Oriental procedures, other than elections, Studies should contact Mrs R Thomas at the Somervell, T E S, Worcester University Offices, Wellington Square (telephone: (2)80317; email rebecca. Congregation 10 June [email protected]); questions relating to elections should be directed Contested elections to the Elections Office (email:elections. [email protected]). Council Nominating Committee for the Vice- While COVID-19 working restrictions Chancellorship remain in place, any notice that needs Buildings and Estates Subcommittee to be given to the Registrar in writing should be sent by email to registrar@ Uncontested elections admin.ox.ac.uk. Notices sent to the University Offices may not be received. Council Curators of the University Libraries Pool for constituting Panels under Statute XII Delegacy for Nomination of Candidates for Ecclesiastical Benefices Mathematical, Physical and Life Sciences Board Medical Sciences Board Social Sciences Board Board of the Faculty of Classics Board of the Faculty of English Language and Literature Board of the Faculty of History Board of the Faculty of Theology and Religion

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Notices Examinations and Boards

General Notices Appointments Examinations for the Degree of Doctor of Philosophy Gazette publication arrangements University Administration and Services Since Trinity term 2020 the Gazette has This content has been removed been published online only as a result ACADEMIC CHAMPION FOR WOMEN IN as it contains personal of office and printer closures. ENTREPRENEURSHIP information protected under the It has now been decided by GPC and Professor Kylie Vincent, BA BSc PhD by Council that print production will Melbourne, Professor of Inorganic Data Protection Act. not resume when COVID-19-related Chemistry and Fellow of Jesus, has lockdowns end. been appointed to the new post of Academic Champion for Women in The Gazette will continue to be Entrepreneurship. Professor Vincent published online on Thursday took up the role on 10 May. mornings according to its usual schedule. It will also be printed in a Electoral Boards limited run for libraries, archives and paid subscribers. These arrangements Composition of an Electoral Board will be announced once libraries are open again. The composition of the electoral board to the post below, proceedings to fill Encaenia ceremony which are currently in progress, is as follows (appointing person/body given The postponed 2020 Encaenia in brackets): ceremony will take place on 22 SCHWARZ–TAYLOR PROFESSORSHIP September 2021 at the Sheldonian OF THE GERMAN LANGUAGE AND Theatre. This historic ceremony will see LITERATURE honorary degrees awarded to Professor Linda Colley, Professor Dame Sally Professor Sir Rick Trainor, PVC Davies, Professor Anna Deavere Smith, (chair) (Vice-Chancellor) Baroness Ruth Lister of Burtersett, Dr Claire Craig (ex officio) Dr Jane Lubchenco, Hillary Rodham Professor Charlie Louth (Queen’s) Clinton, Professor Susan Solomon and Professor Nick Stargardt (Council) Jeanette Winterson. More information Professor Dr Ulrike Vedder (Council) about the honorands can be found Professor Daniel Grimley at www.ox.ac.uk/news/2021-05-17- (Humanities Division) honorary-degree-recipients-2021- Professor Almut Suerbaum announced. (Medieval and Modern Languages) Ticket registration will open at the end Professor Georgina Paul (Medieval of July at www.ox.ac.uk/news-and- and Modern Languages) events/the-university-year/encaenia/ Dr Betiel Wasihun (Medieval and encaenia-tickets. Regular updates Modern Languages) will be published in the Gazette and University Bulletin in the lead-up to registration opening. 414 University of Oxford Gazette • 20 May 2021

Colleges, Elections Halls and Societies

This content has been removed Obituaries Contested elections 10 June as it contains personal Exeter The nomination period for the elections information protected under the below closed at 4pm on 13 May. Due Peter Guise Barlow, 14 March 2020; Data Protection Act. to current COVID-19 restrictions, the 1953. Aged 86. elections on 10 June will be conducted Anthony Michael Brailsford, electronically. 21 December 2020; 1965. Aged 73. Peter E Dunkley, March 2021; 1953. A registration email with further Aged 88. instructions will be sent to eligible Anthony John Moreton, April 2021; voters on Wednesday 26 May, using 1952. Aged 90. the email addresses provided in the John Page, November 2020; 1949. electronic register of Congregation (NB Aged 95. with few exceptions, notably clinical David Arthur Wright, 14 January staff, this will be the work address 2021; 1952. Aged 86. ending ‘ox.ac.uk’). Voters will need to respond to the email to confirm their St Hugh’s registration and to receive links to the Margaret Ewert, 22 April 2021; 1950. candidate statements and to vote. The Aged 90. voting period will close at 4pm on 10 June. More information: https://governance. admin.ox.ac.uk/elections.

Council • One member of Congregation elected by Congregation from members of the faculties in the Divisions of Mathematical, Physical and Life Sciences and of Medical Sciences, to serve until the start of MT 2025 [vice Professor Tim Coulson] The following nominations have been received: Professor Proochista Ariana, DPhil Oxf, SM Harvard, Mansfield, Faculty of Clinical Medicine Nominated by: Helen Mountfield QC, Principal of Mansfield Professor Sir Gordon W Duff, Principal of St Hilda’s Professor Nicholas Day, Kellogg, Mahidol Oxford Medical Research Unit Professor Adrian Hill, Magdalen, NDM/ Professor Kevin Marsh, St Cross, NDM Professor Sarah Rowland-Jones, Christ Church, NDM Professor Diego Sanchez-Ancochea, University of Oxford Gazette • 20 May 2021 415

St Antony’s, International Professor H Bhaskaran, BE COEP, Professor Mindy Chen-Wishart, Development MA Oxf, PhD Maryland, Wolfson, Merton, Law Professor Helen J Swift, St Hilda’s, Department of Materials Professor Sir Rory Collins, St John’s, Medieval & Modern Languages Population Health Nominated by: Dr Rebecca Surender, Green Professor Fabian Essler, Worcester, Tim Hitchens, President of Wolfson Templeton Physics Professor Hazel Assender, Linacre, Dr Benjamin Thompson, Somerville, Mrs Juliane Kerkhecker, Oriel, Materials History Classics Professor Martin Booth, Jesus, Professor David Paterson, Merton, Candidate statement: Engineering Science Physiology, Anatomy & Genetics As a member of the collegiate Alistair Cory, Begbroke Science Park Professor Ian Shipsey, St Catherine’s, University since 2003, I have benefited Martin Edmunds, MPLS Divisional Physics from inspiring colleagues, a nurturing Office Professor Patricia Thornton, Merton, environment and extraordinary Professor Patrick Grant, Politics & International Relations students. I have been afforded the St Catherine’s, Pro-Vice- Professor Sir Andrew Wiles, Merton, opportunity to contribute to an Chancellor (Research), Materials Mathematical Institute increasingly diverse and inclusive Professor Sam Howison, community of global health leaders. Mathematical Institute Candidate statement: I work continually to realise the Professor Robert Taylor, Queen’s, I am a Professor of Theoretical University’s strategic priority of Physics Physics and a Tutor at Merton. I was fostering inclusive and supportive Professor Angus Wilkinson, St Cross, educated in Russia and the US and environments to further enhance Materials worked at three universities in the diversity and innovation. As course US and UK before coming to Oxford Candidate statement: director for the MSc in International in 2008. My research interests are in I am keen to represent the interests Health and Tropical Medicine, I have plasma (astro)physics, ranging from of the experimental sciences that extended opportunities for access thermodynamics of galaxy clusters require laboratory and other shared for under-represented students from to magnetic-confinement fusion for infrastructure within the University LMICs with tremendous potential clean energy production. I have a community, which are primarily based to effect positive change in their fair amount of experience of college in MPLS and MSD. As an experimentalist contexts through securing more than and departmental governance; a big working in the Department of Materials, £3,600,000 in graduate scholarships. task that was particularly rewarding I have seen how crucial it is for students I recognise that recruiting students (intellectually) and revealing (of how as well as academic staff to engage from disadvantaged backgrounds things work) was helping set up and actively in work within such shared or necessitates efforts to support them run the new MMathPhys degree, specialized facilities to enhance human to succeed. This involves creative for which I am currently Chair of understanding and knowledge. Indeed, curriculum design and teaching Examiners. During the 2018 pension such experimental work is often the innovations. I am immensely proud crisis, I was deeply involved in the catalyst for true breakthroughs in the to have been recognised by Oxford campaign that persuaded Council sciences, and for transformative social SU with six teaching awards to date, to declare protecting pensions a change. Thus, University decision including the Special Recognition top priority. The most immediate making requires active representation Award, and by MSD with a Major challenges that, if elected, I expect to of areas that overlap with and rely Educator Award. I share my passion face as a member of Council are how to heavily on such infrastructure. I hope for teaching through Divisional resolve the 2021 pension crisis without to actively represent the creativity teacher training workshops as well as detriment to employees; how to stop involved in experimental work that workshops across our Oxford Tropical the decade-long erosion of salaries; and uses physical resources, and the Medicine sites in Thailand (MORU and how to enable merit-based access to challenges associated with it. I would SMUR), Vietnam (OUCRU) and Kenya Oxford education, undergraduate and inform decision making on ways and (KEMRI). As a current member of the postgraduate, for a diversity of talent means to effectively champion such University’s Education Committee, from across the world, a task that has work within the collegiate University. I I engage with discussions and help been made more pressing by the bring in experience across industry and inform educational policy decisions. extension of overseas fees to all non-UK academia as well as a global network I have also contributed to the Student students; convinced of the merits of into the role, which might help Council Attainment Gap Working Group to academic self-governance, I will also develop effective benchmarks for goal address a significant challenge to do all I can to keep Council accountable setting. meaningful inclusion efforts. to Congregation in a meaningful way. Professor Alexander Schekochihin, I believe that the University’s first On Council, I will draw on my BSs MIPT, MA Oxf, MA PhD Princeton, priority must be its people – students, experience to advocate for Fellow of Merton, Department of faculty, staff – as the University is only accountability on commitments to Physics ever as excellent and as happy as they diversity, inclusion, educational are. innovation and the well-being of our Nominated by: community. Professor Irene Tracey, Warden of Merton, Clinical Neurosciences Professor Katherine Willis, Principal of St Edmund Hall, Zoology 416 University of Oxford Gazette • 20 May 2021

• One member of Congregation, perspective to Council. I am deeply year analysing and modelling policy not necessarily being members of committed to ensuring that the academic responses to the Covid crisis. any division and not in any case mission of the university is central to all Before moving to academia, I was an being nominated in a divisional decision-making and that the wellbeing undergraduate at Imperial College capacity, who shall be elected by of students and staff is prioritised. London where I studied physics. I then Congregation, to serve until the Dr Duncan Robertson, BSc Imp, MA qualified as a Chartered Accountant start of MT 2025 [vice Mr Richard DPhil Oxf, Fellow of St Catherine’s before pursuing research in academic Ovenden] management. I intend to use these Nominated by: The following nominations have been professional skills for good to engage Professor Kersti Böjars, Master of received: with some of the more technical aspects St Catherine’s, Linguistics, of Council business whilst ensuring Professor O P Daley, BSc Middx, MA Philology & Phonetics that Council retains its overarching PGCE Lond, Fellow of Jesus, Subfaculty Professor Judith Buchanan, Master responsibility of accountability to of Geography of St Peter’s, English Congregation. Professor Kate Blackmon, Merton, Nominated by: Saïd Business School Professor A Dancer, Jesus, Committees reporting to Council or Professor Ben Bollig, St Catherine’s, Mathematics one of its main committees Medieval & Modern Languages Professor G Garnett, St Hugh’s, Professor Peter Edwards, NOMINATING COMMITTEE FOR THE History St Catherine’s, Chemistry VICE-CHANCELLORSHIP Professor P Kewes, Jesus, English Professor Andrea Ferrero, Trinity, Dr I Klinke, St John’s, Geography • Three persons, not also being Economics Professor K Kohl, Jesus, Medieval & members of Council, elected by Dr Roger Gundle, University College, Modern Languages Congregation, one to serve until the Clinical Medicine/NDORMS Dr S Krishnan, Brasenose, Geography start of MT 2025 and two to serve Dr Georgy Kantor, St John’s, Classics Professor A Lora-Wainwright, until the start of MT 2022 Professor Alexander Schekochihin, St Cross, Geography Merton, Physics The following nominations have been Dr A Murrey, Mansfield, Geography Professor Kirsten Shepherd-Barr, received: Professor S Tuck, Pembroke, History St Catherine’s, English Dr A Vasudevan, Christ Church, Dr Tristan E Franklinos, MPhil DPhil Geography Candidate statement: Oxf, MA St And, Fellow of Trinity, The strengths of the University have Faculty of Classics Candidate statement: been clear to see in the national and I have been a member of the University Nominated by: international response to Covid, since 1991 when I was appointed Dame Hilary Boulding, President of from the advice given to Government University Lecturer in Human Trinity through SAGE and its committees Geography and Tutorial Fellow at Professor Philip A Booth, St Peter’s, through to the coordination of the Jesus College. In 2016, I was appointed History/Theology & Religion RECOVERY clinical trials and the Professor of the Human Geography of Dr Andrew J Counter, New College, development of the Oxford/Astra Africa. In that time, I have served on, Medieval & Modern Languages Zeneca . We can be very proud and chaired, several committees and Professor Pepper Culpepper, of the University’s contribution. working groups, taught thousands Nuffield, Blavatnik School of of Oxford students and learned a The University has however been Government tremendous amount regarding the through an exceptional period of Dr Sophie V Duncan, Christ Church, inner workings of our institution. In emergency Covid governance, and it English 2015-16, I was the University Assessor. is important that, as we recover from Professor Stephen J Heyworth, This position enabled me to gain the emergency measures and move Wadham, Classics specialised knowledge of almost all the to more routine yet no less critical Professor Katherine M Ibbett, University’s operations and Council business – pensions funding; academic Trinity, Medieval & Modern sub-committees, from Education independence; changing Government Languages to Buildings and Estates. I have also funding and policy priorities; Professor Marta Z Kwiatowska, accumulated considerable knowledge attractiveness of the University for Trinity, Computer Science about the operations of colleges in my the best academics and access to the Dr Barnaby L S Taylor, Exeter, role as Vice-Principal of Jesus College, University for the best students – that Classics which ends this academic year. From democratic governance measures in Professor Charlotte K Williams, 2012 to 2015, I was a committee member the University are re-established and Trinity, Chemistry of the Oxford branch of the University revitalized. Candidate statement: and College Union, where I served I was elected a Fellow of St Catherine’s It is of great importance that the views as Equalities Officer and sat on the College in 2010 and completed my of members of Congregation involved Negotiating Committee. I am currently DPhil in 2005 at Christ Church. I teach in the day-to-day teaching of our a member of the University’s Race at Trinity College and St Hugh’s. students, and in the research life of Equality Task Force and I chair one of My research concentrates on the the University, are heard in the process our subcommittees. Coming from a intersection of social and physical of nominating a Vice-Chancellor: one Black British Caribbean background, processes, and I have spent much of the of the privileges of academic life at I bring a distinct and transcultural University of Oxford Gazette • 20 May 2021 417

Oxford—one to be guarded—is the as a Welcome Trust Senior Fellow. Professor Yvonne Jones, Jesus, NDM direct involvement of academics in its Since 2004 I have been a Tutorial Professor Simon Newstead, Christ governance. As an academic in the early Fellow at Hertford College and Church, Biochemistry stages of his career, with experience Professor of Molecular Epidemiology Professor Fiona Powrie, Wadham, of service on faculty and college in the Department of Zoology. I have Kennedy Institute committees, I would hope to bring to undertaken a wide range of academic Candidate statement: this process a significant awareness and administrative roles in Hertford, Personal History of the needs of those working on the the Department, and the University. I I arrived in Oxford in 2017, after nearly ground, and of the interests of graduate was closely involved in the response 23 years at St Andrews. I am a senior students and early career academics to the Tinbergen building closure research fellow at Jesus College and a now and in the coming years, when (2017-18) and was Senior Proctor member of the division of structural resources across all disciplines are 2019-2020. Consequently, I have a biology. I am a scientist working likely to be further straitened. comprehensive overview of the many at the interface of chemistry and constituencies within Oxford and their A Vice-Chancellor should command biology. Currently I am the director complex and interconnected needs. the respect of the University as a of the Rosalind Franklin Institute, I know intimately the difficulties of whole and show a commitment to (at Harwell). I am an elected fellow maintaining the high standards of academic excellence. An understanding of the Royal Society, Royal Society teaching, research, and administration of, and respect for, the democratic of Edinburgh, Academy of Medical that Oxford sets itself and the structures of the collegiate University Science, American Association for enormous pressures that this generates and the different roles of Colleges, Advancement of Science and European for all members. Faculties, Departments, Council, Molecular Biology Organisation. and Congregation are of paramount Being a Proctor provides unique insights Qualifications importance. The Vice-Chancellor into the extremely challenging, but I have experience in dealing with must be able to represent the interests highly rewarding, role of the Vice level appointments. I served on the of the academy in general and the Chancellor. Oxford’s long-term success University Court (governing body) of University in particular, nationally and across an extraordinary range of the University of St Andrews as the internationally, and must be able to intellectual and practical activities is elected science & medicine professor. I build bridges and facilitate exchange, principally due to its ideals of academic was a member of the search committee whether financial or intellectual. Above freedom and self-governance. Balancing for the St Andrews new principal & vice all, the Vice-Chancellor must lead by the requirements of all members of chancellor. I currently serve on the example, demonstrating and defending Oxford’s complex ecosystem in an council of the Royal Society and was a the values and interests of our environment of limited resources and member of the panel that interviewed University. If elected, I will endeavour ever-increasing externally imposed and recommended the new foreign to help the University choose a Vice- constraints is very demanding. The secretary. I currently serve as the UK Chancellor who will understand, and Vice Chancellor simultaneously has representative on the board of the rise to, the challenges of the office. a vital outward-facing role, including European X-ray Free Electron Laser. I interfacing with government and Professor Martin C J Maiden, BSc Rd’g, served on the board of Diamond Light donors. The coming period will present MA Oxf, PhD Camb, Fellow of Hertford, Source and was on the search panel for Oxford with many challenges and to Department of Zoology the new chief executive. face these effectively we must choose Nominated by: an outstanding individual as Vice Motivation Mr Thomas Fletcher, Principal of Chancellor to guide us. I am confident I would like to contribute to the Hertford that I can broadly represent the University and my skills fit this role. Professor Timothy Coulson, Jesus, members of the University in making My experience has taught me the Zoology this crucial choice. value of an academic voice in these Professor Susanna Dunachie, appointments. The Vice-Chancellor Professor James H Naismith, BSc Edin, Kellogg, NDM is primus inter pares, thus must PhD Manc, DSc St And, Fellow of Jesus, Ms Jennifer Makkreel, Estates be a respected scholar, a leader, a NDM Services colleague, a capable administrator, Professor Sophie Marnette, Balliol, Nominated by: a skilled negotiator and an articulate French Professor Sir Nigel Shadbolt, spokesperson. Mr Nigel Portwood, Exeter, OUP Principal of Jesus, Computer Professor D J Paterson, MA DPhil Oxf, Professor Emma Smith, Hertford, Science MSc DSc WAust, Fellow of Merton, English Professor Andrew Baldwin, Department of Physiology, Anatomy & Professor Christoph Tang, Exeter, Pembroke, Chemistry Genetics Pathology Professor Patricia Clavin, Jesus, Dr Alison Woollard, Hertford, History Nominated by: Biochemistry Professor Benjamin Davis, Mr John Bowers QC, Principal of Professor William Whyte, St John’s, Pembroke, Chemistry Brasenose History Professor Veronique Gouverneur, Professor Sir Rick Trainor, Rector of Merton, Chemistry Exeter Candidate statement: Professor Matt Higgins, Merton, Professor Irene Tracey, Warden of After working in the NHS for nine Biochemistry Merton years, I joined the University in 1997 418 University of Oxford Gazette • 20 May 2021

Professor Roger Goodman, Principal Professor Aditi Lahiri, Somerville, BUILDINGS AND ESTATES of St Antony’s Linguistics, Philology & Phonetics SUBCOMMITTEE Professor Maggie Snowling, Professor Carolyne Larrington, St • One person elected by Congregation, President of St John’s John’s, English to serve until the start of MT 2024 Professor Dame Frances Ashcroft, Professor Martin Maiden, Trinity, [vice Ms Laura How] Trinity, Medical Sciences Linguistics, Philology & Phonetics Professor Dame Kay Davies, Professor Kate Nation, St John’s, The following nominations have been Hertford, Medical Sciences Experimental Psychology received: Professor Ewan McKendrick, Lady Professor Ian Watson, Christ Church, Tania Boyt, MBA Open, MA Oxf, Fellow Margaret Hall, Law French of Reuben Professor Sir Andrew Wiles, Merton, Candidate statement: Mathematics Nominated by: The upheaval of the past fourteen Dr Nick Leimu-Brown, Principal of Candidate statement: months has cast into sharp relief Linacre I am a research-led teaching academic, the need for effective, collaborative, Professor Lionel Tarassenko, Fellow of Merton College and Head and sensitive leadership to take the President of Reuben, Engineering of the Department of Physiology, University forward. The challenges Professor Sir Rory Collins, St John’s, Anatomy & Genetics (2016-). Since facing the next Vice-Chancellor Population Health arriving at Oxford in the mid-1980’s on are considerable. Whilst COVID-19 Laura How, an overseas scholarship as a graduate has reminded us of the University’s Tracy Tompkins, Experimental student (New College), I have had the strengths, for many it has either Psychology privilege of viewing the collegiate compounded or highlighted existing John Tranter, St Cross university through many different weaknesses; a newly elected Vice- Gary Walker, Kellogg lenses. As a JRF (Christ Church), Tutor Chancellor will need to grapple with Dr Stuart Wilkinson, Reuben, (Merton), Sub-Warden, Senior Pro- maintaining the University’s reputation Research Services Proctor and Deputy Head of Division for world-leading research and teaching (MSD 8 years) my experiences have whilst ensuring the financial security Candidate statement: been both challenging and rewarding. which permits both. Presenting Oxford Since joining the University in 2001, Chairing MSD Education, Research and as socially responsible, both in terms I have held the roles of Departmental Personnel committees, and as Acting of access and outreach activities and Administrator/Head of Administration Head of Division (6 months) on Council our impact on our planet, is likely to be and Finance for five different gave me further insights into the more integral to the role than it has ever departments across two divisions, and workings of the university. As President been before. more recently I was appointed as Bursar of The Physiological Society, and a at Reuben College. Undertaking these If elected to the Committee, I would fellow of several learned societies, roles has provided me with a wide and aim to ensure we nominate a candidate I continue to run a research group, varied breadth of experience in relation who can rise to these challenges which has had uninterrupted external to building and estates issues, as well as with particular regard for Oxford’s funding for over 35 years. My research the challenges they present. unique history of democracy and self- career together with my lecturing, governance, working constructively As a member of Congregation, I believe examining and service on national RAE/ with Colleges and Congregation it is important and an obligation to REF committees, is in keeping with members, so that the significant policy participate in the operation of the my conviction of the importance of challenges ahead are dealt with in a way University community. I currently sit both academic research and teaching. that enjoys broad support from across on numerous University committees As such, I have a good appreciation of our community. and working groups and these add to the qualities I would most admire in a my growing depth of knowledge. I feel vice chancellor. If appointed, I would Since arriving in Oxford five years I would be a valued member of BESC bring to the committee this experience ago, I have served on the Faculty of and would welcome the opportunity that supports the core values of the Linguistics, Philology, and Phonetics to bring my operational expertise university. Faculty Board, the Conference of and experience to assisting the wider Colleges Steering Committee, and Dr Sam Wolfe, MA MPhil PhD Camb, University. coordinated a national project on care- St Catherine’s, Faculty of Linguistics, leavers’ access to Higher Education. In Professor Andrew Martin, MA DPhil Philology & Phonetics addition to experience of recruitment Oxf, Fellow of Kellogg, Faculty of Nominated by: exercises within a University and Computer Science Mr Miles Young, Warden of New College context, I have been closely Nominated by: College involved in recruiting senior leaders Professor Jonathan Michie, Professor Kersti Börjars, Master of in the Further Education and charity President of Kellogg, Continuing St Catherine’s sector. Education Professor Benjamin Bollig, Dr Keri Dexter, MPLS Division St Catherine’s, Spanish & Professor Richard Hobbs, Harris Portuguese Manchester, Primary Care Health Professor Byron Byrne, Sciences St Catherine’s, Engineering Professor David Mills, Kellogg, Science Education University of Oxford Gazette • 20 May 2021 419

Professor Karen O’Brien, University Uncontested elections Committees reporting to Council or College, English one of its main committees Professor Andrew Simpson, Kellogg, Nominations for these elections closed CURATORS OF THE UNIVERSITY Computer Science at 4pm on Thursday, 13 May 2021. As LIBRARIES Professor Mike Wooldridge, the number of nominations received Hertford, Computer Science is no more than sufficient to fill the • One member of Congregation following vacancies, the candidates elected by Congregation, to serve Candidate statement: nominated below shall be deemed to until the start of MT 2025 [vice Having been a member of the be duly elected as of Thursday, 13 May Professor Emma Smith] University in various guises as student, 2021 (as per Congregation regulations researcher, lecturer, and professor, I The following nomination has been 2 of 2002, regulations 8.2 (3) and 8.2 think I have a reasonably good grasp received: (6); Council Regulations 17 of 2002, – as far as anyone does – of how the regulations 22 and 26; and Council Professor Emma Smith, MA DPhil Oxf, place works, what drives and motivates Regulations 19 of 2002, regulations 40 Fellow of Hertford, Faculty of English colleagues and peers, and some of the and 44). For the purposes of elections, Language & Literature constraints we must all work within. academic standing is as defined in At the University level, I chair the Joint Nominated by: Council Regulations 22 of 2002, Part 2: Information Security Advisory Group, Tom Fletcher, Principal of Hertford Academic Precedence and Standing, and am a member of CUREC, as well as Judith Buchanan, Master of made by Council on 26 June 2002. leading a number of activities related St Peter’s to equality and diversity, and ethics, in Abi Adams-Prassl, Nuffield, Economics Council my Department. I have led a number of Ros Ballaster, Mansfield, English cross-disciplinary initiatives in Cyber • One member of Congregation Andrew Fairweather-Tall, Corpus Security research and education, and elected by Congregation from Christi, Humanities Division take part in a number of committees members of the faculties in the Martin Maiden, Hertford, Zoology within my College. I have also tried Divisions of Humanities and of Richard Ovenden, Balliol, Bodleian to maintain a sense of how life works Social Sciences, to serve until the Libraries beyond the ring-road, in membership start of MT 2025 [vice Professor John Watts, Mansfield, History of various boards and projects related Geraldine Johnson] to Cyber Security nationally, and as a Other Committees and University The following nomination has been Trustee of Bletchley Park. Bodies received: These activities have exposed me to POOL FOR CONSTITUTING PANELS Professor Cecile Fabre, BA LA many of the complexities of building UNDER STATUTE XII Sorbonne, DPhil Oxf, Fellow of projects within the University and All Souls, Faculty of Philosophy, • One member of Congregation to outside. I am presently leading the Department of Politics & International whom Statute XII applies to represent early stages of a project aiming to build Relations the Division of Social Sciences, a new Information Sciences building elected by members of Congregation, on the Radcliffe Observatory Quarter. Nominated by: to serve until the start of HT 2025 [vice If elected to BESC, I would bring Professor Sir John Vickers, Warden Professor Nicholas van Hear, St Cross, this broad range of experience and of All Souls Anthropology (COMPAS)] understanding of stakeholder needs to Professor Sir Nigel Shadbolt, its discussions, and would learn much Principal of Jesus, Computer The following nomination has been that will be of value in helping new Science received: building projects run smoothly. Ms Rachel Dearlove, Education Professor O P Daley, BSc Middx, MA Policy Support PGCE Lond, DPhil Oxf, Fellow of Professor Fabian Essler, Worcester, Jesus, School of Geography & the Physics Environment Professor Louise Fawcett, St Catherine’s, Politics & Nominated by: International Relations Dr Nandini Gooptu, St Antony’s, Professor Elizabeth Fisher, Corpus International Development Christi, Law Dr Sneha Krishnan, Brasenose, Professor Matthew Freeman, Geography Lincoln, Pathology Professor Anna Lora-Wainwright, Professor Christopher Timpson, Geography Brasenose, Philosophy Dr Amber Murrey, Mansfield, Dr Laura Van Broekhoven, Linacre, Geography Director, • Eight members of Congregation Professor John Watts, Corpus to whom Statute XII applies, not Christi, History necessarily representing any division and not in any case being nominated in a divisional capacity, elected by members of Congregation, to serve 420 University of Oxford Gazette • 20 May 2021

until the start of MT 2025 [vice Dr Professor T J Power, BA Massachusetts, Nominated by: William Allan, University College, MA Florida, PhD Notre Dame, Fellow Professor Sir Rick Trainor, Rector of Classical Languages and Literature; of St Antony’s, School of Global & Exeter Ms Sally Vine, Department of Area Studies/Department of Politics & The Revd Professor Jane Shaw, Physiology, Anatomy and Genetics; International Relations Principal of Harris Manchester Dr Luke Pitcher, Somerville, Classics; Dr Mark Butler, RDM Strategic Nominated by: Professor Jonathan Thacker, Merton, Professor Henrike Lähnemann, Professor Roger Goodman, Warden Medieval and Modern Languages; St Edmund Hall, Medieval & of St Antony’s Mr Peter Bond, Wellcome Trust Modern Languages Dame Elish Angiolini, Principal of St Centre for Human Genetics; Mr Hugh’s Nicholas Bamforth, Queen’s, Law; Divisional Boards Professor Diego Sanchez-Ancochea, Professor Edmund Herzig, Wadham, St Antony’s, International MATHEMATICAL, PHYSICAL AND LIFE Oriental Studies; and Mr Edward Development/Global & Area SCIENCES BOARD Gibbs, Centre for Tropical Health and Studies Global Medicine] • One person elected by and from Professor Kate Sullivan de Estrada, among the members of the Faculty The following nominations have been St Antony’s, Global & Area of Engineering Science, to serve until received: Studies/Politics & International the start of MT 2025 [vice Professor Relations Mr Edward Gibbs, BSc West of England, Stephen Payne] MBA Open Mr Kevin Rodd, BSc Lough, GLAM The following nomination has been Divisional Office Nominated by: received: Daniel Haggarty, Tropical Medicine Nominated by: Thomas A A Adcock, MEng DPhil Oxf, Elena McPhilbin, NDM Dr Silke Ackermann, Linacre, History Fellow of St Peter’s, Department of Darren Nash, NDM of Science Museum Engineering Science Karen Valentine, NDM Ms Laura How, Nuffield, Bodleian Libraries Nominated by: Mr D Haggarty, BSc York, MBA Open, Ms Rachel Davies, Ashmolean Professor Martin Booth, Jesus, Centre for Tropical Medicine and Global Museum Engineering Science Health/NDM Mr Stephen Purbrick, Finance Professor Robin Cleveland, Nominated by: Division Magdalen, Engineering Science D Bartle, NDM Professor Paul Smith, Kellogg, Professor Ron Roy, Harris E Gibbs, NDM Museum of Natural History Manchester, Engineering Science N Lawler, NDM Professor Clive Siviour, Pembroke, Sally Vine, MA Oxf, St Anne’s, A Noton, NDM Engineering Science Department of Physiology, Anatomy & K Valentine, NDM Genetics • One person elected by and from Professor Edmund Herzig, MA Camb, among the members of the Faculty Nominated by: DPhil Oxf, Fellow of Wadham, Faculty of Computer Science, to serve until Professor Helen Christian, St Anne’s, of Oriental Studies the start of MT 2025 [vice Professor Physiological Sciences Andrew Simpson] Nominated by: Professor Dame Kay Davies, Professor Roy Allison, St Antony’s, Hertford, Physiological Sciences The following nomination has been Global & Area Studies Professor David Paterson, Merton, received: Dr Dominic Brookshaw, Wadham, Physiological Sciences Professor Blanca Rodriguez, Oriental Studies Chris Price, Medical Sciences PhD Valencia, Fellow of St Cross, Mr Thomas Hall, Oriental Studies Divisional Office Department of Computer Science Ms Lynn Hirsch, Humanities Division Professor Robert Wilkins, St Edmund Professor Paolo Radaelli, Wadham, Hall, Physiological Sciences Nominated by: Physics Ani Calinescu, Computer Science DELEGACY FOR NOMINATION OF Professor Ulrike Roesler, Wolfson, Stefan Kiefer, Computer Science CANDIDATES FOR ECCLESIASTICAL Oriental Studies Michael Wooldridge, Computer BENEFICES Science Mr Luke Pitcher, MA MSt Oxf, PGCert • Two members of Convocation James Worrell, Computer Science Durh, Fellow of Somerville, Faculty of elected by Congregation, to serve Classics • One person elected by and from until the start of MT 2027 [vice the among the members of the Faculty Nominated by: Revd Dr Jonathan Arnold and the of Earth Sciences, to serve until Dr Beate Dignas, Somerville, Classics Revd Canon Dr Simon Jones] the start of MT 2025 [vice Professor Dr Tristan Franklinos, Trinity, The following nomination has been Tamsin Mather] Classics received: Dr Karen Nielsen, Somerville, The following nomination has been Philosophy The Revd Andrew Allen, MA Oxf, received: Dr Charlotte Potts, Somerville, Magister Bonn, DipTheo Brookes, Professor Richard Katz, BA Cornell, PhD Classics Fellow of Exeter Columbia, St Anne’s, Department of Dr Steve Rayner, Somerville, Physics Earth Sciences University of Oxford Gazette • 20 May 2021 421

Nominated by: Biochemistry, the Faculty of • One member elected by and from the Professor Chris Ballentine, St Hugh’s, Clinical Medicine, the Faculty of academic members of the Blavatnik Earth Sciences Physiological Sciences and the School of Government, to serve until Dr James Bryson, University College, Faculty of Psychological Studies, the start of MT 2023 Earth Sciences elected jointly by the members of the The following nomination has been Professor Conall Mac Niocaill, Faculty of Biochemistry, the Faculty received: Exeter, Earth Sciences of Clinical Medicine, the Faculty Dr Claire Nichols, St Hugh’ s, Earth of Physiological Sciences and the Dr Adam Webster, DPhil Adelaide, Sciences Faculty of Psychological Studies to Blavatnik School of Government Professor Erin Saupe, St Hugh’ s, serve until the start of MT 2025 [vice Nominated by: Earth Sciences Professor Kevin Talbot] Professor Pepper Culpepper, MEDICAL SCIENCES DIVISIONAL BOARD The following nomination has been Nuffield, Blavatnik School of received: Government • One person from the Nuffield Professor Peter Kemp, Green Department of Clinical Professor Heidi Johansen-Berg, BA MSc Templeton, Blavatnik School of Neurosciences, the Department DPhil Oxf, Fellow of St Edmund Hall, Government of Experimental Psychology, the Faculty of Clinical Medicine Calum Miller, University College, Department of Pharmacology and Nominated by: Blavatnik School of Government the Department of Psychiatry who Professor Irene Tracey, Warden of Professor Ngaire Woods, University is also a member of the Faculty Merton, Clinical Neurosciences College, Blavatnik School of of Biochemistry, the Faculty of Professor Alastair Buchan, Corpus Government Clinical Medicine, the Faculty Christi, RDM of Physiological Sciences or the Professor Keith Channon, Exeter, Faculty Boards Faculty of Psychological Studies, RDM elected by the members of the BOARD OF THE FACULTY OF CLASSICS Professor Kay Davies, Hertford, Faculty of Biochemistry, the Faculty Physiology, Anatomy & Genetics • Three persons elected by and of Clinical Medicine, the Faculty Professor Matthew Freeman, from among the members of the of Physiological Sciences and the Lincoln, Pathology Subfaculty of Ancient History, to Faculty of Psychological Studies, to Professor John Geddes, Merton, serve until the start of MT 2023 serve until the start of MT 2025 [vice Psychiatry [vice Professor Nicholas Purcell, Professor Anna Christina Nobre] Professor Masud Husain, New Dr Neil McLynn and Dr Maria The following nomination has been College, Experimental Stamatapoulou] received: Psychology/Clinical The following nomination has been Neurosciences Professor Kate Nation, BSc DPhil York, received: Professor Helen McShane, Harris Fellow of St John’s, Department of Manchester, NDM Professor Andrew Wilson, MA DPhil Experimental Psychology Professor Kia Nobre, St Catherine’s, Oxf, Fellow of All Souls, Faculty of Nominated by: Experimental Psychology Classics, Subfaculty of Ancient History Professor Maggie Snowling, Professor Kevin Talbot, Pembroke, and Classical Archaeology President of St John’s, Clinical Neurosciences Nominated by: Experimental Psychology SOCIAL SCIENCES DIVISIONAL BOARD Dr Georgy Kantor, St John’s, Classics/ Professor Daniel Anthony, Ancient History/Classical Somerville, Pharmacology • One member elected by and from the Archaeology Professor Rafal Bogacz, St Edmund academic members of the Institute Professor Nino Luraghi, New Hall, Clinical Neurosciences of Archaeology and Research College, Classics/Ancient History/ Professor John Geddes, Psychiatry Laboratory for Archaeology and the Classical Archaeology Professor Catherine Harmer, Corpus History of Art, to serve until the start Dr Neil McLynn, Corpus Christi, Christi, Psychiatry of MT 2023 Classics/Ancient History/Classical Professor Zoltán Molnár, St John’s, The following nomination has been Archaeology Physiology, Anatomy & Genetics received: Dr M Stamatapoulou, Lincoln, Professor Charles Newton, St John’s, Classics/Ancient History/Classical Psychiatry Professor Greger Larson, BA Claremont Archaeology Professor Gaia Scerif, St Catherine’s, McKenna, Brasenose, School of Experimental Psychology Archaeology BOARD OF THE FACULTY OF ENGLISH Professor Charlotte Stagg, LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE Nominated by: St Edmund Hall, Clinical Professor Amy Bogaard, St Cross, • Four persons elected by and from the Neurosciences Archaeology members of the Faculty of English Professor Kate Watkins, St Anne’s, Professor Helena Hamerow, St Cross, Language and Literature, three to Experimental Psychology Archaeology serve until the start of MT 2023 [vice • One person from among the staff Professor Andrew Wilson, All Souls, Professor David Dwan, Dr Adam who are not Heads of Department Archaeology Guy and Dr David Taylor] and one to or statutory professors who Professor Chris Gosden, Keble, serve until the start of MT 2022 [vice are members of the Faculty of Archaeology Professor Paulina Kewes] 422 University of Oxford Gazette • 20 May 2021

The following nominations have been The following nominations have been Nominated by: received: received: Professor Anna Abulafia, Lady Margaret Hall, Theology & Gareth Lloyd Evans, BA MA Durh, Erica Charters, BHum Carleton, MA Religion DPhil Oxf, St Hilda’s, Faculty of English Toronto, DPhil Oxf, Fellow of Wolfson, Dr Sarah Apetrei, Mansfield, Language & Literature Faculty of History Theology & Religion Nominated by: Nominated by: Dr Mary Marshall, St Benet’s Hall, Professor Ros Ballaster, Mansfield, Dr Natalia Nowakowska, Somerville, Theology & Religion English History Professor William Wood, Oriel, Professor Rebecca Beasley, Queen’s, Professor David Priestland, Theology & Religion English St Edmund Hall, History Professor Joel Rasmussen, PhD Professor Helen Small, Merton, Dr Alan Strathern, Brasenose, History Harvard, Fellow of Mansfield, Faculty English Professor John Watts, Corpus of Theology & Religion Professor Daniel Wakelin, St Hilda’s, Christi, History English Nominated by: Professor Senia Paseta, BA Melbourne, Professor Anna Abulafia, Lady Dr Freya Johnston, BA PhD Camb, MA MA Oxf, PhD ANU, Fellow of St Hugh’s, Margaret Hall, Theology & Oxf, Fellow of St Anne’s, Faculty of Faculty of History Religion English Language & Literature Nominated by: Dr Sarah Apetrei, Mansfield, Nominated by: Dr Natalia Nowakowska, Somerville, Theology & Religion Professor Ros Ballaster, Mansfield, History Dr Mary Marshall, St Benet’s Hall, English Professor David Priestland, Theology & Religion Professor Rebecca Beasley, Queen’s, St Edmund Hall, History Professor William Wood, Oriel, English Dr Alan Strathern, Brasenose, History Theology & Religion Professor Helen Small, Merton, English Professor John Watts, Corpus Professor Katherine Southwood, MSt Professor Daniel Wakelin, St Hilda’s, Christi, History DPhil Oxf, Fellow of St John’s, Faculty English Professor Andrew Thompson, BA DPhil of Theology & Religion Dr Stuart D Lee, BA Keele, MA PhD KCL, Oxf, Fellow of Nuffield, Faculty of Nominated by: Faculty of English Language & Literature/ History Professor Anna Abulafia, Lady IT Services Nominated by: Margaret Hall, Theology & Religion Nominated by: Dr Natalia Nowakowska, Somerville, Dr Sarah Apetrei, Mansfield, Professor Ros Ballaster, Mansfield, History Theology & Religion English Professor David Priestland, Dr Mary Marshall, St Benet’s Hall, Professor Rebecca Beasley, Queen’s, St Edmund Hall, History Theology & Religion English Dr Alan Strathern, Brasenose, History Professor William Wood, Oriel, Professor Helen Small, Merton, Professor John Watts, Corpus Theology & Religion English Christi, History Professor Daniel Wakelin, St Hilda’s, Notes: Dr Lucy Wooding, MA DPhil Oxf, Fellow English of Lincoln, Faculty of History Nominations in writing for the elections Dr Tess Somervell, MPhil PhD Camb, on 10 June, by four members of Nominated by: MA Oxf, Worcester, Faculty of English Congregation other than the candidate, Dr Natalia Nowakowska, Somerville, Language & Literature were received by the Elections Office History at the University Offices, Wellington Nominated by: Professor David Priestland, Square, up to 4pm on 13 May. For Professor Ros Ballaster, Mansfield, St Edmund Hall, History further information, please contact English Dr Alan Strathern, Brasenose, History the Elections Officeelections.office@ ( Professor Rebecca Beasley, Queen’s, Professor John Watts, Corpus admin.ox.ac.uk). English Christi, History Professor Helen Small, Merton, BOARD OF THE FACULTY OF THEOLOGY English AND RELIGION Professor Daniel Wakelin, St Hilda’s, English • Three persons elected by and from among the members of the Faculty BOARD OF THE FACULTY OF HISTORY of Theology and Religion, to hold • Four persons elected by and from among office with immediate effect to MT the members of the Faculty of History 2023 holding posts on the establishment or The following nominations have been under the aegis of the board, three to received: serve until the start of MT 2023 [vice Dr Alan Strathern, Professor Maria Misra The Revd Dr Michael Lloyd, MA Camb, and Dr Erica Charters] and one to serve DPhil Oxf, Wycliffe Hall, Faculty of until the start of MT 2022 [vice Professor Theology & Religion Natalia Nowakowska] University of Oxford Gazette • 20 May 2021 423

Lapsed vacancies Studies, elected by the members of the One person from among the externally Faculty of Biochemistry, the Faculty funded research staff who are members As no or insufficient nominations were of Clinical Medicine, the Faculty of of the Faculty of Biochemistry, the received, the following vacancies have Physiological Sciences and the Faculty Faculty of Clinical Medicine, the now lapsed and, in accordance with the of Psychological Studies, to serve until Faculty of Physiological Sciences and regulations, must remain vacant until the start of MT 2025 the Faculty of Psychological Studies, an appointment is made jointly by the elected jointly by the members of the One person from the Nuffield Department Proctors and the Vice- Chancellor. Faculty of Biochemistry, the Faculty of Women’s and Reproductive Health, of Clinical Medicine, the Faculty of Any eligible member of Congregation the Department of Oncology and the Physiological Sciences and the Faculty who wishes to be considered for Nuffield Department of Surgical Sciences, of Psychological Studies to serve until appointment to one of these vacancies who is also a member of the Faculty of the start of MT 2025 is asked to contact the Elections Office Biochemistry, the Faculty of Clinical ([email protected]) by Medicine, the Faculty of Physiological Board of the Faculty of Classics 10 June. Sciences or the Faculty of Psychological Studies, elected by the members of the Two of three persons elected by and Pool for constituting Panels under Faculty of Biochemistry, the Faculty from among the members of the Statute XII of Clinical Medicine, the Faculty of Subfaculty of Ancient History to serve Physiological Sciences and the Faculty of until the start of MT 2023 One of eight members of Congregation Psychological Studies, to serve until the to whom Statute XII applies, not Three persons elected by and from start of MT 2025 necessarily representing any division among the members of the Sub-faculty and not in any case being nominated One person from the Nuffield of Classical Languages and Literature to in a divisional capacity, elected by Department of Orthopaedics, serve until the start of MT 2023 members of Congregation to serve until Rheumatology and Musculoskeletal the start of MT 2025 Sciences and the Sir William Dunn Board of the Faculty of Music School of Pathology who is also a Two persons elected by and from Panel for constituting the Visitatorial member of the Faculty of Biochemistry, among the members of the Faculty of Board under Statute XII Part C the Faculty of Clinical Medicine, the Music to serve until the start of MT 2023 Faculty of Physiological Sciences or Three members of Congregation required the Faculty of Psychological Studies, to engage in academic teaching and/or Board of the Faculty of Oriental elected by the members of the research either by their written contracts Studies Faculty of Biochemistry, the Faculty of employment or by established and of Clinical Medicine, the Faculty of Three persons elected by and from agreed practice elected by Congregation Physiological Sciences and the Faculty among the members of the Faculty of to serve until the start of MT 2025 of Psychological Studies to serve until Oriental Studies, two to serve until the the start of MT 2025 start of MT 2023 and one to serve until Delegacy for Nomination of Candidates the start of MT 2022 for Ecclesiastical Benefices One person from the Department of Paediatrics, the Department of Primary One of two members of Convocation Care Health Sciences and the Nuffield elected by Congregation to serve until Department of Population Health the start of MT 2027 who is also a member of the Faculty of Biochemistry, the Faculty of Clinical Mathematical, Physical and Life Medicine, the Faculty of Physiological Sciences Board Sciences or the Faculty of Psychological One person elected by and from among Studies, elected by the members of the the members of the Faculty of Physics Faculty of Biochemistry, the Faculty to serve until the start of MT 2025 of Clinical Medicine, the Faculty of Physiological Sciences and the Faculty One person elected by and from among of Psychological Studies to serve until the members of the Faculty of Statistics the start of MT 2025 to serve until the start of MT 2025 One person from the Department of One person elected by and from among Physiology, Anatomy and Genetics and the members of the Faculty of Zoology the Radcliffe Department of Medicine to serve until the start of MT 2024 who is also a member of the Faculty of Biochemistry, the Faculty of Clinical Medical Sciences Divisional Board Medicine, the Faculty of Physiological One person from the Department Sciences or the Faculty of Psychological of Biochemistry and the Nuffield Studies, elected by the members of the Department of Clinical Medicine who Faculty of Biochemistry, the Faculty is also a member of the Faculty of of Clinical Medicine, the Faculty of Biochemistry, the Faculty of Clinical Physiological Sciences and the Faculty Medicine, the Faculty of Physiological of Psychological Studies to serve until Sciences or the Faculty of Psychological the start of MT 2025 424 University of Oxford Gazette • 20 May 2021

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Please refer to the website, or contact Colleges, Halls and Societies St Hugh’s; Bursar; 5pm, 4 June; www.st- the email address shown, for further hughs.ox.ac.uk/discover/work-for-us details of the vacancy. For a full list Christ Church; non-stipendiary St John’s; stipendiary Lecturership in of vacancies in the University and Postdoctoral Fellowships; noon, Russian; £27,511–£30,942; noon, 31 May; colleges, see www.jobs.ox.ac.uk/home. 24 May; www.chch.ox.ac.uk/vacancies www.sjc.ox.ac.uk/discover/vacancies/ The University is committed to equality Lady Margaret Hall; 8-hr stipendiary stipendiary-lecturership-russian- and valuing diversity. Lectureship in Philosophy; £18,341– may21 £20,628; noon, 4 June; www.lmh. Wolfson; Academic and Admissions University of Oxford ox.ac.uk/about-lmh/jobs/stipendiary- Assistant; £22,752; 31 May; www. lectureship-philosophy wolfson.ox.ac.uk/vacancy/academic- Dunn School of Pathology in Lady Margaret Hall; 5-hr stipendiary and-admissions-assistant association with Queen’s; Barclay- Lectureship in Economics; £11,463– Williams Professorship of Molecular £12,893; noon, 11 June; www.lmh. External Vacancies ; noon, 21 June; https:// ox.ac.uk/about-lmh/jobs/stipendiary- my.corehr.com/pls/uoxrecruit/ lectureship-economics King’s College, Cambridge; 2-yr erq_jobspec_details_form.jobspec?p_ non-stipendiary College Research id=150958 Linacre; part-time Librarian; 31 May; Associateships 2021 in any subject www.linacre.ox.ac.uk/about-linacre/ Dunn School of Pathology in (from 1 October 2021); dining rights and vacancies association with Lincoln; Brownlee- other collegiate benefits; 25 June;www. Abraham Professorship of Molecular Oriel; 2-hr stipendiary Lectureship in kings.cam.ac.uk/research/college- Biology; noon, 21 June; https:// Russian; 21 May; www.oriel.ox.ac.uk/ research-associates my.corehr.com/pls/uoxrecruit/ people/vacancies/stipendiary-lecturer- Robinson College, Cambridge, in erq_jobspec_details_form.jobspec?p_ russian-2-hours association with the Department of id=150959 Pembroke; stipendiary Lectureship Politics and International Studies, Dunn School of Pathology in (Career Development) in Private Law; Cambridge; 3-year Fellow in the History association with Lincoln; £9,170–£10,314; noon, 1 June; www. of Political Thought; £30,046–£31,865; EP Abraham Professorship of Chemical pmb.ox.ac.uk/about-pembroke/ 18 June; www.robinson.cam.ac.uk/ Pathology; noon, 21 June; https:// vacancies about-robinson/job-vacancies my.corehr.com/pls/uoxrecruit/ St Anne’s; part-time Outreach Officer; Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge; 4-yr erq_jobspec_details_form.jobspec?p_ £26,125 pro rata; noon, 8 June; John Thornely Fellowship in Law (from id=150960 www.st-annes.ox.ac.uk/about/job- 1 September 2021); £31,865–£36,914 opportunities plus stipend for directing studies; 7 June; www.sid.cam.ac.uk/about- St Anne’s; Alumnae Relations Officer; sidney/vacancies/john-thornely- £30,254–£34,051; noon, 7 June; fellowship-law www.st-annes.ox.ac.uk/about/job- opportunities

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