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Elections 7 June 2007: Nominations receivedThese elections will be contested. Brief biographical notes are available on-line and will be published in the Gazette dated 24 May 2007. Voters may wish to wait until they have read these notes before returning their ballot papers (which will be sent out to members of Congregation as soon as possible after the closing date for nominations, and which, after completion, must be received by the Elections Office not later than 4 p.m. on 7 June 2007).
Nominating Committee for the Vice-Chancellorship
The following nominations have been duly received: G.D.W. Smith, MA DPhil, Fellow of Trinity, Dept of Materials Nominated by: I.A. Roberts, President of Trinity J.M. Brady, Keble, Engineering Science R. Briggs, All Souls, History P.G.M. Brown, Trinity, Classics A. Cerezo, Wolfson, Materials S.C. Cooper, St Catherine's, Physics J. Sykes, Mansfield, Materials R. Waller, MA (BD, PhD London; MTh Nottingham), Principal of Harris Manchester Nominated by: C.A. Lewis, Dean of Christ Church A.M. Cameron, Warden of Keble, Classics G.P. Thomas, President of Kellogg P. Langford, Rector of Lincoln, History A.P. Budd, Provost of Queen's P.S. Fiddes, Principal of Regent's Park, Theology T.D. Gardam, Principal of St Anne's R.W. Ainsworth, Master of St Catherine's, Engineering Science D.M.P. Mingos, Principal of St Edmund Hall J.F. English, Principal of St Hilda's B.W. Silverman, Master of St Peter's, Statistics M.J. Earl, Dean of Templeton, Said Business School J.I. Bell, Christ Church, Medical Sciences C.P.H. Brown, Worcester, Ashmolean Museum J. Furlong, Green, Educational Studies P.D. Harrison, Harris Manchester, Theology W.J. Mander, Harris Manchester, Philosophy A.L. McMichael, Corpus Christi, Weatherall Institute of Molecular Medicine S.A. Shuttleworth, St Anne's, Humanities L.J. Smith, Harris Manchester, History A.O. Tayler, St Antony's Council
The following nominations have been duly received: F.M. Heal, MA DPhil (MA PhD Cambridge), Fellow of Jesus, Faculty of History Nominated by: J.R. Krebs, Principal of Jesus P.A. Slack, Principal of Linacre, History E.J. Frazer, New College, Politics C.A. Haigh, Christ Church, History C.P. Thompson, MA DPhil, Fellow of St Catherine's, Faculty of Medieval and Modern Languages Nominated by: A.M Cameron, Warden of Keble, Classics A.P. Budd, Provost of Queen's R.W. Ainsworth, Master of St Catherine's N.C. Bamforth, Queen's, Law A.M. Bowie, Queen's, Classics R. Briggs, All Souls, History I.C. Butler, Christ Church, English S.C. Cooper, St Catherine's, Physics E.J. Garnett, Wadham, History L.N. Goldman, St Peter's, History S.M. Lovibond, Worcester, Philosophy D.N.J. MacCulloch, St Cross, Theology P.N. Mirfield, Jesus, Law J. Pallot, Christ Church, Social Studies J.R. Pinfold, St Catherine's, Library Services P.A. Robbins, Queen's, Physiology, Anatomy and Genetics M.H.T. Sheringham, All Souls, Medieval and Modern Languages R.J. Wilkins, St Edmund Hall, Physiology, Anatomy and Genetics
Curators of the University Libraries
The following nominations have been duly received: V.A. Gillespie, MA DPhil, Fellow of Lady Margaret Hall, Faculty of English Nominated by: T.F. Hoad, St Peter's, English R.A. McCabe, Merton, English S.P. Perry, Balliol, English K. Sutherland, St Anne's, English S. Sarkar, MA (MSc Kharagpur, PhD Bombay), Fellow of Linacre, Dept of Physics Nominated by: N.D. Brown, Linacre, Plant Sciences J.T. Chalker, St Hugh's, Physics H. O'Donoghue, Linacre, English G.G. Ross, Wadham, Physics T.P. Softley, MA (PhD Southampton), Fellow of Merton, Dept of Chemistry Nominated by: K. Burnett, St John's, Physics P. Jeffreys, Keble, Oxford e-Research Centre D.M. Pyle, St Anne's, Earth Sciences S.D. Iversen, Magdalen
Delegates for Military Instruction
The following nominations have been duly received: C.M. Davis, MA DPhil (BA Harvard, MSA George Washington, PhD Cambridge), Fellow of Wolfson, Dept of Economics Nominated by: M.J.O. Francis, Wolfson, Medicine H.A.W. Neil, Wolfson, Public Health and Primary Care J.H.W. Penney, Wolfson, Classics H.F.A. Strachan, All Souls, History D.A. Parrott, MA DPhil, Fellow of New College, Faculty of History Nominated by: N.C. Bamforth, Queen's, Law R. Briggs, All Souls, History M.L.J. Burden, New College, Music E.V. Flynn, New College, Mathematics G. Jones, Wolfson, T. Powell, New College C.J. Tyerman, Hertford, History R.J. Wilkins, St Edmund Hall, Physiology, Anatomy and Genetics
Visitatorial Board Panel
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. The following nominations have been duly received: A.M. Bowie, MA DPhil (MA PhD Cambridge), Fellow of Queen's, Classics Nominated by: P.T. Harries, Queen's, Oriental Studies J.H.W. Morwood, Wadham, Classics P.M. Neumann, Queen's, Mathematics M.C. Nicholls, Queen's, Classics J.M. Fopma (BEng HTS Vlissingen; MSc London), Dept of Physics Nominated by: A.L. Allsop, Wadham, Archaeology Research Lab S.C. Cooper, St Catherine's, Physics R.L. Davies, Christ Church, Physics P. Sullivan, Physics S.J. Goss, MA DPhil, Fellow of Wadham, Sir William Dunn School of Pathology Nominated by Council 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) F.C. Kirwan, MA DPhil (MA Cambridge), Fellow of Balliol, Mathematical Institute Nominated by Council 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) V.J. White (BA Pgrad Dip Dundee, MSc Aberdeen), Dept of Pharmacology Nominated by: C.Ackermann, Corpus Christi, Pharmacology A.Galione, Lady Margaret Hall, Pharmacology F.M. Platt, Pharmacology E. Sim, St Peter's, Pharmacology
Note on the bodies concernedA printout of these regulations, or of any statute or other regulations, is available from the Council Secretariat on request. CouncilFull details of Council's remit, composition, functions and powers can be found at: http://www.admin.ox.ac.uk/statutes/783-121.shtml Curators of the University Libraries Full details of the Curators' remit, composition, functions and powers can be found at: http://www.admin.ox.ac.uk/statutes/regulations/520-122o.shtml Visitatorial Board Further information on the board can be found at: http://www.admin.ox.ac.uk/statutes/353-051a.shtml - _Toc28073904 and http://www.admin.ox.ac.uk/statutes/regulations/248-062.shtml Council is the University's chief executive body, with statutory responsibility for the administration of the University (both academic and other) and for the management of its finances and property, as well as dealing with the relationship between the University and all external bodies. Council submits legislative proposals and resolutions to Congregation for approval, and has the power to make regulations (which may be opposed in Congregation). Council meets three times a term, and twice in the Long Vacation. It has a number of committees (including Education Policy and Standards, General Purposes, Personnel, and Planning and Resource Allocation), on which its members are expected to serve if invited to do so. Full details of Council's remit, composition, functions and powers can be found at: http://www.admin.ox.ac.uk/statutes/783-121.shtml The Curators of the University Libraries are responsible, under Council, for the safe keeping, preservation, orderly administration, finance, and general policy of the collections, libraries, and other units within the Oxford University Library Services. Full details of the Curators' remit, composition, functions and powers can be found at: http://www.admin.ox.ac.uk/statutes/regulations/520-122o.shtml They are expected to ensure that provision is made for the University's library and information requirements for teaching and research and that the University's major research libraries are maintained as a national and international scholarly resource. The curators have control of a substantial budget. The Visitatorial Board is responsible for making recommendations to the Vice-Chancellor (or other appropriate officer) on serious disciplinary cases involving members of the academic or academic-related staff. (It does not have responsibility for dealing with incapacity on medical grounds or complaints against the Vice-Chancellor himself of herself.) Further information on the board can be found at: http://www.admin.ox.ac.uk/statutes/regulations/248-062.shtml Four members of the board, as from time to time constituted to consider an individual case, are selected by lot from a panel of twelve persons selected by Congregation. The board is chaired by a person with professional legal experience who is appointed by the High Steward of the University. 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. A printout of these regulations, or of any statute or other regulations, is available from the Council Secretariat on request.
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