Elections Office: Congregation Election 8 June

Contested election
Uncontested
Lapsed

Contested election

The following election will be contested - see 'Notes on Candidates' below.

As a member of Council

One (member of Congregation from members of the faculties in the Humanities and Social Sciences divisions)

The following nominations have been duly received:

1. Mr N.C. Bamforth, BCL MA, Fellow of Queen's, Faculty of Law

Nominated by:

A.P. Budd, Provost of Queen's

R.G. Smethurst, Provost of Worcester

R.W. Ainsworth, Master of St Catherine's

R. Briggs, All Souls

S. Cooper, St Catherine's

R.W. Daniel, Brasenose

J. Hackney, Wadham

B. Harriss-White, Wolfson

D.A. Parrott, New College

J.C. Quinn, Worcester

R.J. Wilkins, St Edmund Hall

G.P. Williams, St Peter's

2. Dr J.A. Shaw, MA (M.Div. Harvard, Ph.D. University of California, Berkeley), Fellow of New College, Faculties of Modern History and Theology

Nominated by:

T.D. Gardam, Principal of St Anne's

J.A.E. Curtis, Wolfson

H. Lee, New College

R. Waller, Principal of Harris Manchester

Notes on the candidates for election on 8 June as a member of Council from the members of Congregation in the faculties of Humanities and Social Sciences

Bamforth, Nicholas

1. Current and previous posts at University, with dates	Lecturer (CUF) in Law, 1999-
2. College fellowships, with dates	Fellow and Praelector in Law, the Queen's College, 1999-
3. Main University offices held so far, with dates	Member, Law Faculty Board, 2004- Member, Law Faculty General Purposes Committee, 2004- Member, Conference of Colleges Legal Panel, 2002--
4. Main College offices held so far, with dates	Secretary of the Governing Body, the Queen's College, Ht 2001 and 2004- Member, Academic Committee, 2000-2003 Member, Estates and Finance Committee, 2004-
5. Other relevant posts and activities, with dates	Lecturer, Wadham College, 1993-4 Lecturer in Laws, UCL, 1994-6 Fellow, Robinson College, Cambridge, 1996-9

Shaw, Jane

1. Current and previous posts at University, with dates
2. College fellowships, with dates	Tutorial fellow, Regent's Park College, 1994-2001 Dean of Divinity, Chaplain and Fellow, New College, 2001--
3. Main University offices held so far, with dates	Member of the Theology Faculty Board, 1999-2006 Member of the Nominating Committee for Select Preachers, 2000 -2007 Chair, Committee for M.St. in Women's Studies, 1999-2001 ESPC Working Party, part-time D.Phils.
4. Main College offices held so far, with dates	Dean and Admissions Tutor, Regent's Park College, 1997-2001 Chaplain, New College, 2001 - Secretary of the Benefices Committee, New College, 2001--
5. Other relevant posts and activities, with dates	Theological adviser to the Church of England House of Bishops (2001 - 2003)

Notes

All members of Congregation are eligible to vote in this election.

Ballot papers will be sent out before 25 May and must be returned to the Elections Office, University Offices, Wellington Square, by 4:00 pm on Thursday, 8 June. Ballot papers which arrive after this deadline will not be counted.

Uncontested

As the number of nominations received is no more than sufficient to fill the following vacancies, the candidates so nominated shall be deemed to be duly elected as of 12 May 2006 (as per Congregation Regulation 2 of 2002, part 8.2(3), made by Congregation on 5 March 2002, amended on 12 October 2004 and 7 March 2006):

Building and Estates Sub-Committee

One

B.T.H. Huffman, (BSEE Nebraska, MS, Ph.D. Purdue), Fellow of Lady Margaret Hall, Particle Physics

Nominated by:

F. Lannon, Principal of Lady Margaret Hall

G.K. Brown, Lady Margaret Hall

S. Cooper, St Catherine's

V.R. Stec, Faculty of Medieval and Modern Languages

Council

One (from members of Congregation, not necessarily being members of any division and not in any case being nominated in a divisional capacity)

T.P. Softley, MA (Ph.D. Southampton), Fellow of Merton, Physical and Theoretical Chemistry

Nominated by:

D.C. Clary, President of Magdalen

J.M. Rawson, Warden of Merton

G. Hancock, Trinity

W.G. Richards, Brasenose

Curators of the Sheldonian Theatre

One

D.A. Hills, MA DSC, Fellow of Lincoln, Engineering Science

Nominated by:

A. Cowey, Lincoln

T.M. Knowles, Lincoln

J.C. McCrudden, Lincoln,

D. Nowell, Christ Church

Visitatorial Board Panel

Three (members of Congregation)

T.S. Kemp (MA, Ph.D. Cambridge), Fellow of St John's, Zoology

Nominated by:

A. Grafen, St John's

W. Hayes, St John's

P.K. Maini, St John's

S.J. Whittaker, St. John's

Under the provisions of Council Regulations 36 of 2002, as amended on 27 June 2003 (Gazette Supplement (1) to No. 4630, 24 June 2002; Vol. 133, p. 1465, 27 June 2003) candidates for election to the Visitatorial Board Panel may be nominated by Council as well as by members of Congregation. Council has nominated the following two persons on this occasion:

M.D. Goodman, MA D.Phil., Fellow of Wolfson, Oriental Studies

D.J. Walker, MA, MSC, D.Phil., (B.Sc. Glasgow), Fellow of St Hugh's, Computing Laboratory

Lapsed

No nominations having been received for the following vacancies, the Vice-Chancellor and Proctors jointly shall have power to nominate a candidate for each vacancy remaining to be filled, and such candidates shall then be declared to be duly elected (as per Congregation Regulation 2 of 2002, part 8.2(4), made by Congregation on 5 March 2002, amended on 12 October 2004 and 7 March 2006):

Delegates for the Nomination of Candidates for Ecclesiastical Benefices

Two members of Congregation vice The Revd P.J.M. Southwell, Wycliffe Hall, and The Revd J.D. Maltby, Corpus Christi

Visitors of the Botanic Garden

One member of Congregation vice Dr S.J. Gurr, Somerville