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Gazette

For details of University events, see the ‘Events’ page of the Staff Gateway: www.ox.ac.uk/staff/events

Council and Main Committees 490

Council of the University: Changes in Regulations: (a) Regulations for Divisional Boards (b) Student Appeal Panel: corrigendum (c) Regulations for the Employment of University Staff: corrigendum

General Purposes Committee of Council: Changes in Regulations: Establishment of Medical School Prize and Scholarship Fund

Congregation 19 May: Degree by Resolution

Council of the University: Register of Congregation

Congregation 492

Congregation 26 may: Degree by Resolution

Congregation 12 June: Elections

Congregation 25 June: (1) Encaenia (2) Honorary Degrees

Notices 493

Consultative Notices: Consolidation of Medical School Prize and Scholarship Funds Consultation on possible revisions to Statute XII Socially Responsible Investment Review Committee: Fossil Fuel Divestment Campaign

General Notices: Encaenia

Graduate Awards and Prizes: Humanities

Musical and other Events: Botanic Garden

Exhibitions: Pitt Rivers Museum

Lectures 495

Examinations and Boards 496

Examinations for the Degree of Doctor of Philosophy

Examinations for the Degree of Master of letters

Elections 497

Council

Committees reporting to Council: Buildings and Estates Subcommittee Continuing Education Board Nominations Committee Socially Responsible Investment Review Committee

other Committees and university Bodies: Visitors of the ashmolean museum Curators of the University Parks Committee for the Ruskin School of Art Visitatorial Board Panel

Divisional Boards: Humanities Board mathematical, Physical and life Sciences Board Social Sciences Board

Faculty Boards: 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 law Board of the Faculty of linguistics, Philology and Phonetics Board of the Faculty of oriental studies Board of the Faculty of Philosophy Board of the Faculty of Theology and Religion

Advertisements 504

Notifications of Vacancies 508

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Colleges, Halls and Societies

External Vacancies

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Council and Main Committees

Council of the University

Changes in Regulations

(a) Regulations for Divisional Boards

Council has made the following changes in regulations, to come into effect on 6 June.

Explanatory Note

The following changes, made on the recommendation of the Social Sciences Divisional Board, amend the membership of the Social Sciences Board to include the Associate Head of the Social Sciences Division (Education) and the Associate Head of the Social Sciences Division (Research) with effect from 1 october 2014.

Text of Regulations

1 In Council Regulations 17 of 2002 (Regulations for Divisional Boards) amend existing regulation 15 and substitute (new text underlined, deleted text struck through):

'15. The social sciences Board shall consist of:

(1) the Head of the Social Sciences Division, who shall be chairman;

(2)–(15) the head of department/chair of faculty board for each of the 14 constituent units of the division ex officio;

(16)–(18) three persons elected on a rotational basis by and from academic members of the following units of the division, with each person serving a two-year period:

(a) the Department of Economics;

(b) the Department of Education;

(c) the Faculty of law;

(d) the Department of Politics and International Relations;

(e) the School of Geography and the Environment;

(f) the Saïd Business School;

(19)–(20) two persons elected on a rotational basis by and from academic members of the following units of the

division, with each person serving a two-year period of office:

(a) the Department for International Development;

(b) the School for Interdisciplinary Area Studies;

(c) the Department of Sociology;

(d) the oxford Internet Institute;

(e) the Department of Social Policy and Intervention;

(f) the School of Anthropology;

(g) the Institute of Archaeology and research laboratory for archaeology and the History of Art;

(h) the Blavatnik School of Government;

(21), (22) the Associate Head of the Social Sciences Division (Education) and the Associate Head of the Social Sciences Division (Research) ex officio;

(2123), (2224) two persons appointed, for a three-year term, under the procedures of the Conference of Colleges. They shall have appropriate experience and understanding of academic policy and finance and be familiar with the subject areas concerned, but should not hold a salaried teaching or research post within the division;

(2325) any member of University Council elected by and from among members of the faculties and sub-faculties in the Social Sciences Division.'

2 This regulation shall be effective from 1 october 2014.

(b) Student Appeal Panel: corrigendum

Explanatory Note

When changes were made to Statute XI (University Discipline) in 2009 (Gazette Vol 139, p1165, 28 may 2009), a cross-reference in the regulations for the Student Appeal Panel was overlooked.

Text of Regulations

In regulation 1.1 of Council Regulations 4 of 2006 concerning the student appeal Panel, delete 'as specified in section 17 (1) of Statute

XI' and substitute 'as specified in section 16 (1) of Statute XI'.

(c) Regulations for the Employment of University Staff: corrigendum

Explanatory Note

When changes were made to statute XIV concerning the employment of academic and support staff by the University (Gazette Vol 144, p160, 28 November 2013), the cross-references in the associated regulations were not updated.

Text of Regulations

1 In Council Regulations 3 of 2004, replace the reference to section 13 of statute XIV in regulation 7.(1) with a reference to section 15 of statute XIV.

2 Ibid, replace the reference to section 9 of statute XIV in regulation 12 with a reference to section 11 of statute XIV.

3 Ibid, replace the reference to section 10 of statute XIV in regulation 28 with a reference to section 12 of statute XIV.

General Purposes Committee of Council

Changes in Regulations

The General Purposes Committee of Council has made the following changes in regulations, to come into effect on 6 June.

Establishment of Medical School Prize and Scholarship Fund

Explanatory Note

These regulations establish the 'Medical School Prize and Scholarship Fund' for the advancement of education and learning at, or in connection with, the Medical Sciences Division, through the award of prizes and scholarships.

It is intended that by resolution of Council, on behalf of the University as trustee, under the Charities Act 2011, the Martin Wronker Prizes Fund for Medicine, Medical Scholarships Fund, George Herbert Hunt Travelling Scholarship Fund, John Pearce Prizes in Surgery Fund, Meakins McClaran Medal Fund, Sidney Truelove Prize in Gastroenterology Fund, Sir Roger Bannister Neurology Prize Fund, Geoffrey

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Spray Prize in Clinical Biochemistry Fund, Tizard Prize in Paediatrics Fund, Duthie Prize in orthopaedic surgery Fund, mallam Memorial Prize in Clinical Medicine Fund, Eoin Hodgson Memorial Fund, John Potter Essay Prize Fund, Brian Ingram Johnson Prize in Pathology Fund, John Stallworthy Prizes in obstetrics Fund, Witts Prize in Haematology or Gastroenterology Fund, lovel Prize Fund, renwick Vickers Dermatology Prize Fund, John Friend Prize in Medical History Fund, and Pre-Clinical Adviser's Medical Scholarships Fund, shall be transferred and administered as part of this new trust fund.

Text of Regulations

In Part 2 of Council regulations 25 of 2002, concerning trusts, insert new §2331 as follows, and renumber existing §§233–393 as §§234–394:

'§233. Medical School Prize and Scholarship Fund

1. Ten pounds and such further money or property as may be paid or transferred to be held by the University on the same trusts shall be held together as part of the Medical School Prize and Scholarship Fund ("the Fund"), which shall be held on the trusts declared in this regulation.

2. The Fund includes transfers from the Martin Wronker Prizes Fund for Medicine, Medical Scholarships Fund, George Herbert Hunt Travelling Scholarship Fund, John Pearce Prizes in Surgery Fund, Meakins McClaran Medal Fund, Sidney Truelove Prize in Gastroenterology Fund, Sir Roger Bannister Neurology Prize Fund, Geoffrey Spray Prize in Clinical Biochemistry Fund, Tizard Prize in Paediatrics Fund, Duthie Prize in orthopaedic surgery Fund, mallam Memorial Prize in Clinical Medicine Fund, Eoin Hodgson Memorial Fund, John Potter Essay Prize Fund, Brian Ingram Johnson Prize in Pathology Fund, John Stallworthy Prizes in obstetrics Fund, Witts Prize in Haematology or Gastroenterology Fund, lovel Prize Fund, renwick Vickers Dermatology Prize Fund, John Friend Prize in Medical History Fund, and Pre-Clinical Adviser's Medical Scholarships Fund2.

3. The University shall retain as permanent endowment those of the assets in the Fund which are contributed on the express understanding that they are to be treated as permanent endowment ("the Permanent Endowment").

4. The University shall (a) apply the income of the Permanent Endowment; and (b) apply the income and, in its discretion, the capital of the remainder of the Fund, towards the

advancement of education and learning at, or in connection with, the Medical Sciences Division through the award of prizes and scholarships.

5. The administration of the Fund, and the application of its income, shall be the responsibility of the Medical Sciences Divisional Board, which may make and amend standing orders consistent with these regulations governing the administration of the Fund and the application of its income.

6. The university may in its absolute discretion in the period ending 21 years from the date of this regulation, instead of applying the income of the Fund in any year, accumulate all or any part of such income by investing it, and holding it as part of the capital of the Fund. The University may apply the whole or any part of such accumulated income in any subsequent year as if it were income of the Fund arising in the then current year.

7. The University shall have power to pay out of the capital or the income of the Fund all costs of and incidental to the creation of the Fund and the management and administration of the Fund.

8. The University may exercise any of its corporate powers in the management and administration of the Fund in so far as those powers are not inconsistent with these regulations.

9. Subject to regulation 10, Council may amend, repeal or add to these regulations in accordance with Part d of statute XVI, but no amendment is valid if it would cause the Fund to:

(1) cease to be exclusively charitable according to the law of England and Wales; or

(2) be outside the objects of the University.

10. Any amendment to regulation 4 is an amendment to the main objects of the Fund for the purposes of Part d of statute XVI and must be approved both by Congregation of the University and subsequently by Her Majesty in Council.'

1The numbering is subject to the approval of other regulation changes and may therefore change.

2Approval of paragraph 2 of the Trust Regulation is conditional on Council resolving to transfer the said funds into the new Medical School Prize and Scholarship Fund and the Charity Commission registering no objections to the transfer.

Congregation 19 May

Degree by Resolution

Council of the University

Register of Congregation

mr Vice-Chancellor reports that the following names have been added to the Register of Congregation:

Cooke, E A, Personnel ServicesDawkins, S, TrinityEdmunds, L D, RDM Investigative

Medicine DivisionHarvey, H S, RDM Department of

Cardiovascular MedicineLeonard, S P, ExeterNojima, T, Faculty of Physiological

SciencesRodriguez, B, Faculty of Computer

ScienceSzanto, P D, All SoulsWolstenholme, J L, Faculty of Clinical

MedicineYamamoto, K, Faculty of Clinical

Medicine

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Congregation

Congregation 26 May

Degree by Resolution

Congregation 12 June

Elections

CouNCiL

CommiTTEES REPoRTiNg To CouNCiLBuildings and Estates SubcommitteeContinuing Education BoardNominations CommitteeSocially Responsible Investment Review

Committee

oTHER CommiTTEES AND uNivERSiTY BoDiES

Visitors of the ashmolean museumCurators of the University ParksCommittee for the Ruskin School of ArtVisitatorial Board Panel

DiviSioNAL BoARDSHumanities Boardmathematical, Physical and life sciences

BoardSocial Sciences Board

FACuLTY BoARDSBoard of the Faculty of ClassicsBoard of the Faculty of English language

and literatureBoard of the Faculty of HistoryBoard of the Faculty of lawBoard of the Faculty of linguistics,

Philology and PhoneticsBoard of the Faculty of oriental studiesBoard of the Faculty of PhilosophyBoard of the Faculty of Theology and

Religion

Details are in 'Elections' section below.

Congregation 25 June

(1) Encaenia

mr Vice-Chancellor invites Pro-Vice-Chancellors, Heads of House, Heads of division, holders of the oxford degrees of doctor of divinity, Civil law, medicine, letters, science, and music, the Proctors, the assessor, the Public orator, the registrar, the outgoing President of the oxford university Student Union, and the Presidents of the Junior and Middle Common Rooms of merton, linacre and Wadham (as being the colleges of the Proctors and the Assessor) to partake of lord Crewe's Benefaction to the University, meeting him in the Fellows' Garden of Exeter College at 10.30am on Wednesday, 25 June. Thence they will go in procession to the Sheldonian Theatre, where will be spoken the oration in Commemoration of the Benefactors of the University according to the intention of the right honourable Nathaniel, lord Crewe, Bishop of Durham.

Note. Pro-Vice-Chancellors, heads of house, Heads of Division, and Doctors who propose to accept mr Vice-Chancellor's invitation, and to be present in the Sheldonian Theatre, are requested to inform the Events office at the university offices, Wellington Square by email ([email protected]) or telephone (oxford 280524) no later than Wednesday, 11 June. They are reminded that, while academic dress of other universities may (if desired) be worn at the Encaenia Garden Party, the appropriate oxford academic dress should always be worn at the partaking of lord Crewe's Benefaction and at the Encaenia ceremony.

(2) Honorary Degrees

DoCToR oF DiviNiTY

The most Reverend Dr Katharine Jefferts Schori, PhD, Presiding Bishop and Primate of the Episcopal Church in the United States of America and sixteen other nations

DoCToR oF LETTERS

Sir Anish Kapoor, CBE, RA, artist and sculptor, Turner Prizewinner, Honorary Fellow of the Royal Institute of British Architects

mr Robert Silvers, BA Chicago, editor and co-founder of the New York Review of Books, Fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, Honorary Fellow of the British Academy

DoCToR oF SCiENCE

Professor Wallace Broecker, PhD, Newberry Professor of Geology, Columbia University, Crafoord Prizewinner, Balzan Prizewinner, member of the National Academy of Sciences of the USA, Foreign Member of the Royal Society

Professor Jean-marie Lehn, PhD, Honorary Professor of Chemistry, Collège de France, Emeritus Professor, University of strasbourg, Nobel Prizewinner in Chemistry, Honorary Fellow of the Royal Society of Chemistry, member of the Académie des sciences, Foreign associate of the National Academy of Sciences of the USA

DoCToR oF muSiC

Sir Harrison Birtwistle, CH, RAM (Hon Fram), composer, Visiting Professor at the Royal Academy of Music

Note on procedures in Congregation

¶ Business in Congregation is conducted in accordance with Congregation Regulations 2 of 2002 (www.admin.ox.ac.uk/statutes/regulations/529-122.shtml). a printout of these regulations, or of any statute or other regulations, is available from the Council Secretariat on request. A member of Congregation seeking advice on questions relating to its procedures, other than elections, should contact Mrs F Burchett at the university offices, Wellington square (telephone: (2)80199; email: [email protected]); questions relating to elections should be directed to the Elections officer, ms s l s mulvihill (telephone: (2)80463; email: [email protected]).


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Notices

Consultative Notices

Consolidation of Medical School Prize and Scholarship Funds

on 19 may, Council approved the consolidation of various existing trust funds into other trust funds by the passing of a resolution for the purposes of section 268 of the Charities act 2011 (“the act”). The approval of Council and the resolution passed for the purposes of the Act shall be effective 15 days after the date of publication of this notice unless written notice of a resolution, signed by at least 20 members of Congregation and calling upon Council to withhold such approval and such resolution, has been given to the Registrar by noon on 6 June. The full text of the resolution is set out below (see also 'Council and Main Committees' section above, p490).

Council agreed to:

(i) note that the gross income of each of the following funds (“the Funds") in its last financial year did not exceed £10,000, that the Funds do not hold any designated land and are not companies or other bodies corporate, that the Funds hold permanent endowment, and that therefore the Funds comply with the requirements of the Charities Act 2011:

(a) Martin Wronker Prizes Fund for Medicine

(b) Medical Scholarships Fund(c) George Herbert Hunt Travelling

Scholarship Fund(d) John Pearce Prizes in Surgery Fund(e) Meakins McClaran Medal Fund(f) Sidney Truelove Prize in

Gastroenterology Fund(g) sir roger Bannister Neurology

Prize Fund(h) Geoffrey Spray Prize in Clinical

Biochemistry Fund(i) Tizard Prize in Paediatrics Fund(j) duthie Prize in orthopaedic

Surgery Fund(k) Mallam Memorial Prize in Clinical

Medicine Fund(l) Eoin Hodgson Memorial Fund(m) John Potter Essay Prize Fund(n) Brian Ingram Johnson Prize in

Pathology Fund

(o) John Stallworthy Prizes in obstetrics Fund

(p) Witts Prize in Haematology or Gastroenterology Fund

(q) lovel Prize Fund(r) renwick Vickers dermatology

Prize Fund(s) John Freind Prize in Medical

History Fund;

(ii) resolve for the purposes of sections 267–274 of the Charities act 2011 that all the property of the aforementioned Funds should be transferred to the Medical School Prize and Scholarship Fund, Council being satisfied that:

(a) it is expedient in the interests of furthering the purposes of each of the Funds for its property to be transferred as set out above; and

(b) the Medical School Prize and Scholarship Fund has purposes that are substantially similar to all of the purposes of each of the Funds;

(iii) note that the gross income of the following fund (“the Fund") in its last financial year did not exceed £10,000, that the Fund does not hold any designated land and is not a company or other body corporate, and that therefore the Fund complies with the requirements of the Charities Act 2011:

(a) Pre-Clinical Adviser's Medical Scholarships Fund;

(iv) resolve for the purposes of sections 267–272 of the Charities act 2011 that all the property of the aforementioned Fund should be transferred to the Medical School Prize and Scholarship Fund, Council being satisfied that:

(a) it is expedient in the interests of furthering the purposes of the Fund for its property to be transferred as set out above; and

(b) the Medical School Prize and Scholarship Fund has purposes that are substantially similar to the purposes of the Fund;

(v) resolve that the resolutions at (ii) and (iv) above be notified to the University Gazette and, provided that no notice of a

resolution calling upon Council to annul or amend the proposals is received by the Registrar by noon on the eleventh day after the day on which the proposals are published, resolve that copies be sent to the Charity Commission together with a statement of the University's reasons for passing them. If the Charity Commission requires further steps to be taken the Trusts Administrator is authorised to take such steps as are necessary. once the above resolutions take effect the Trusts Administrator is authorised to take such steps as are necessary to transfer the property of the Funds in accordance with the above resolutions and any guidance given by the Commission for the purposes of the Charities Act 2011.

Consultation on possible revisions to Statute XII

on 27 February 2014 the Personnel Committee launched a consultation of individuals and bodies within the collegiate University on the desirability of possible revisions to Statute XII, which governs the employment of academic and academic-related staff. The consultation paper is available on the Statute XII consultation website at www.ox.ac.uk/statuteXII.

A set of Questions and Answers, addressing the questions that have been asked most frequently in the course of the consultation so far, has now been added to this website.

The Personnel Committee welcomes responses from all members of the University until the close of the consultation period on 4 June 2014. Responses should be sent to [email protected] and should state whether the respondent wishes to remain anonymous.

Socially Responsible Investment Review Committee

STATEmENT oN THE FoSSiL FuEL DivESTmENT CAmPAigN

The Socially Responsible Investment Review Committee (SRIRC) is considering a representation from oxford university student union (ousu) for divestment from all fossil fuel investments held by oxford university Endowment management (ouem) on behalf of oxford

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University. For the text of the SRIRC’s full notice and ousu’s resolution, see www.admin.ox.ac.uk/councilsec/governance/committees/srirc/srircstatementonthe fossilfueldivestmentcampaign or Gazette No 5057, 24 april 2014.

The SRIRC is responsible for forming an opinion on the question of socially responsible investment that the divestment resolution raises and for advising Council accordingly. at its meeting on 6 march 2014, the SRIRC began detailed discussions on this subject and invites interested parties to submit evidence or views:

• that might inform the committee's consideration of the question of possible divestment from companies 'that participate in exploration for and/or extraction of fossil fuel reserves'; and/or

• on whether there are alternative ways in which the University should engage in the debate about climate change.

The SRIRC will review submissions at its next meeting on 2 July 2014, and will publish a summary of the views received on its website, ensuring that such views are given proper consideration in the eventual recommendation that is made to Council.

Interested parties should send their submissions to [email protected]. The deadline for submissions is 23 June.

General Notices

Encaenia

SHELDoNiAN THEATRE

At the Encaenia to be held in the Sheldonian Theatre on 25 June, the Curators of the Theatre propose to allot seats as follows, and subject to availability, to those who apply for tickets:

(a) one visitor's ticket each to Heads of Houses, Canons of Christ Church, members of Council, and certain other persons holding official positions in the University;

(b) one visitor's ticket to each Professor;

(c) one ticket to each member of Convocation (ie any matriculated member of the University on whom any degree of the University has been conferred, or any member of Congregation who does not hold such a degree).

Applications for tickets in the above categories, stating the name and standing of each person for whom a ticket is requested, should be made no later than 11 June to the university Card office, Examination Schools (email: [email protected]). For security reasons, all requests for tickets must state the names of the persons for whom the tickets are intended.

Tickets for all other members of the University (ie those who have not been admitted to any degree of the University) will be distributed through college authorities. All applications for tickets in this category should be made to the college authorities and not to the University Card office.

The gates and entrances to the theatre will be opened at 10.45am and the proceedings will begin at 11.30am. Holders of tickets are requested to be in their places inside the theatre by 11.15am.

All current members of the University are required to wear subfusc and full oxford academic dress. Doctors will wear their robes and other graduates their hoods.

Graduate Awards and Prizes

Musical and other Events

Botanic Garden

HEALTHY gARDENS

28 May, 11am–1pm: preparing for Healthy Eating Week. See what we’re growing and have a go at planting seeds to take home and grow. Drop-in session; free with entry to the Botanic Garden.

Exhibitions

Pitt Rivers Museum

Admission free. For information: [email protected].

AFTER HouRS

6–8.30pm, 18 Jun: Money Pitt with Friends of the Pitt Rivers

7–9pm, 12 Jul: Rhythm and Poetry with BG Records and Young Woman’s Music Project

SATuRDAY SPoTLigHTS

2.30pm, 21 Jun: Conserving curiosities – investigating the Cook-voyage collections at the Pitt Rivers Museum


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Lectures

Humanities

Faculty of Oriental Studies

KoREAN STuDiES

Professor Robert Hellyer, Wake Forest, will lecture at 5pm on 29 may in the Faculty room, oriental Institute. Convener: dr J B lewis

Subject: 'Green tea across the pacific: Japanese producers and US consumers, 1870–1941'

Medical Sciences/Department for Continuing Education

Nuffield Department for Primary Care Health Sciences

EviDENCE-BASED HEALTHCARE

The following events will take place in the Mawby Pavilion, Rewley House.

Associate Professor Ray Kirk, Health Services Assessment Centre, Canterbury New Zealand

5.30pm, 2 Jun: 'Getting research into practice'

Dr Anne Andermann, Faculty of Medicine, McGill

6pm, 5 Jun: 'Evidence for health: from patient choice to global policy'

Plenary discussion Professor Alexander Bird, Bristol, Professor Bill Fulford, Dr Elselijn Kingma, Southampton, Professor Ray Tallis, and Professor Jon Williamson, Kent

6pm, 14 Jul: 'What has philosophy offered evidence-based healthcare?'

Social Sciences

Department of International Development

ASToR LECTuRE

Professor Peggy Levitt, Wellesley and harvard, will deliver an astor lecture at 2.30pm on 17 June in the headley lecture Theatre, Ashmolean Museum.

Subject: 'Putting the nation and the world on display: museums, multiculturalism and nations unbound'

iNTERNATioNAL migRATioN iNSTiTuTE LECTuRE

Jo vearey, Witwatersrand, will lecture at 5pm on 27 may in seminar room 2, Department of International Development.

Subject: 'Migration, inequality and urban health in Southern African Development Community'

LECTuRE

Professor Rey Koslowski, suNY at albany, will lecture at 5pm on 11 June in the lecture Theatre, oxford martin school.

Subject: 'The American way of border control and immigration reform politics'

Institutes, Centres and Museums

Oxford Institute of Population Ageing

The following lectures will be given at 2pm on Tuesdays in the seminar room, 66 Banbury road. Convener: dr George leeson

Professor mehmet Tosun27 May: 'Political economy of asymmetric ageing, migration and fiscal policy'

Dr James Brown, lecturer in ageing Metabolism, Aston Research Centre for Healthy Ageing

3 Jun: 'live fat, die young? The role of adipose tissue in ageing and longevity'


Campion Hall

D’ARCY mEmoRiAL LECTuRES

Goodwill is not enough: Is there a gap in Kant’s ethics?

Professor georg Sans, Gregorian University, Rome, will deliver the D’Arcy Memorial lectures at 5pm on the following days at Campion Hall.

2 Jun: ‘What ought we to do?’

4 Jun: ‘What might we expect to achieve?’

Harris Manchester

ingrid Betancourt, former Colombian presidential candidate, will speak at 5pm on 4 June in the Harris Manchester chapel about her experience being kidnapped by the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC) and held hostage in the jungle for 6 years.

St Antony's

SouTH EAST EuRoPEAN STuDiES AToxFoRD

margaret macmillan, ivo Banac, Yale, Richard Crampton, Eugene Rogan and Basil gounaris, Thessaloniki, will speak at a WW1 Centenary symposium 2–6.30pm on 29 may in the Nissan lecture Theatre, st Antony’s. Please register: www.sant.ox.ac.uk/seesox/WWIsymposium.html.

Subject: 'The past is never dead: Balkan legacies of the First World War'

St Edmund Hall

A B EmDEN LECTuRE

Professor Peter mandler, President, Royal Historical Society and Professor of Modern Cultural History, Cambridge, will deliver the annual a B Emden lecture at 5pm on 13 June in the Jarvis Doctorow Hall, St Edmund Hall.

Subject: ‘The crisis of the meritocracy: education and democracy in modern Britain’

St Stephen's House

oxFoRD SummER SCHooL oN RELigioN AND ANimAL PRoTECTioN

A summer school will be held 21–23 July at St Stephen's House on the ethical adequacy of religious attitudes to animals. Deadline to register: 6 June. For more information and to register see: www.oxfordanimalethics.com/what-we-do/summer-school-2014.

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Examinations and Boards

Examinations for the Degree of Doctor of Philosophy



Examinations for the Degree of Master of Letters

Elections

Nominations received 12 June

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

Current/Retiring Member To hold office until

Professor P A Robbins, Queen’s MT 2018

The following nominations have been received:

Helen mcShane, Bsc mB Bs Phd lond, Faculty of Clinical Medicine

Nominated by:R Waller, Principal of Harris Manchester,

Faculty of TheologyA M Buchan, Corpus Christi, Faculty of

Clinical MedicineK E Davies, Hertford, Faculties of

Biochemistry, of Physiological Sciences, and of Clinical Medicine

P J Donnelly, St Anne’s, Faculty of Statistics

L J Gullifer, Harris Manchester, Faculty of law

A V S Hill, Magdalen, Faculty of Clinical Medicine

J S Payne, merton, Faculty of lawL Tarassenko, St John’s, Faculty of

Engineering ScienceI M C Tracey, Pembroke, Faculties of

Psychological Studies, and of Clinical Medicine

E S C Weiner, Kellogg, Faculty of English language and literature

michael Wooldridge, Bsc CNaa, Phd manc, Faculty of Computer Science

Nominated by:J D Bone, Master of Balliol, Faculty of

English language and literatureW N Hutton, Principal of HertfordA M Etheridge, Magdalen, Faculties of

Statistics, and of MathematicsP S Grant, St Catherine’s, Faculty of

MaterialsA N Halliday, Wadham, Faculty of Earth

SciencesS D Howison, Christ Church, Faculty of

MathematicsA W Roscoe, University College, Faculty

of Computer Science

one member of Congregation elected by Congregation from members of the faculties in the divisions of Humanities and of Social Sciences


dr J B W Nightingale, magdalen mT 2018

The following nomination has been received:

ian Watson, MA MPhil PhD Camb, MA status oxf, student of Christ Church, Faculties of Medieval and Modern languages, and of linguistics, Philology and Phonetics

Nominated by:R A Cooper, Brasenose, Faculty of

medieval and modern languagesJ G E Cross, Christ Church, Faculty of

MusicS R I Foot, Christ Church, Faculty of

TheologyJ C Smith, St Catherine’s, Faculties of

medieval and modern languages, and of linguistics, Philology and Phonetics

one member of Congregation, not necessarily being a member of any division and not in any case being nominated in a divisional capacity, elected by Congregation


Dr H R Dorkins, St Peter’s MT 2018


Judith maltby, Ba Illinois, ma oxf, Phd Camb, Fellow of Corpus Christi, Faculties of History, and of Theology

Nominated by:N D Brown, Principal of linacre, Faculty

of Plant SciencesE J Garnett, Wadham, Faculty of HistoryD MacCulloch, St Cross, Faculties of

History, and of TheologyP E McCullough, lincoln, Faculty of

English language and literatureL A Roper, oriel, Faculty of historyJ L Watts, Corpus Christi, Faculty of

HistoryW H Whyte, St John’s, Faculty of HistoryL H Zedner, Corpus Christi, Faculty of

law




Anne E Trefethen, PhD RMCS Cranfield, Fellow of St Cross

Nominated by:N J Emptage, lincoln, Faculty of

Physiological SciencesS L Mapstone, St Hilda’s, Faculty of

English language and literatureJ A Noble, St Hilda’s, Faculty of

Engineering ScienceR Ovenden, Balliol, Faculty of HistoryP Tufano, Balliol, Faculty of ManagementS C West, Magdalen, Humanities Division

Note: Full details of Council’s remit, composition, functions and powers can be found at: www.admin.ox.ac.uk/statutes/783-121.shtml.

Elected members of Council will ordinarily be expected to serve on a small number of other committees (typically between one and three, usually including at least one of the main committees of Council: ie PRAC, GPC, Education Committee, Personnel Committee, Research Committee).

For further information, please contact the Deputy University Secretary ([email protected]).

Committees reporting to Council

BuiLDiNgS AND ESTATES SuBCommiTTEE

one person elected by Congregation


Professor R G Ratcliffe, MT 2017 New College


R g Ratcliffe, ma dPhil oxf, Fellow of New College, Faculty of Plant Sciences

Nominated by:Sir Curtis Price, Warden of New College,

Faculty of MusicM J Burden, New College, Faculty of

MusicL Dolan, Magdalen, Faculty of Plant

SciencesJ A Langdale, Queen’s, Faculty of Plant

Sciences

For further information, please contact the Secretary ([email protected] ).

CoNTiNuiNg EDuCATioN BoARD

Two members of the Department for Continuing Education elected by and from among the members of the department


Dr E A Gemmill, Kellogg MT 2017dr N Ghanea, Kellogg mT 2017


Elizabeth gemmill, Ba Phd manc, ma oxf, Fellow of Kellogg, Faculty of History

Nominated by:T C Buchanan, Kellogg, Faculty of HistoryS Byrne, Faculty of English language and

literatureC I R O’Mahony, Kellogg, Faculty of

HistoryM A Smith, Kellogg, Faculty of History

Claire o’mahony, Ba Berkley, ma oxf, ma PhD Courtauld, Fellow of Kellogg, Faculty of History

Nominated by:T C Buchanan, Kellogg, Faculty of HistoryS Byrne, Faculty of English language and

literatureE A Gemmill, Kellogg, Faculty of HistoryM A Smith, Kellogg, Faculty of History

Note: For the purposes of this election, the members of the department are the professors, readers, university lecturers and other staff on grade 8 and above who work in the department.

For further information, please contact the Secretary ([email protected]).

NomiNATioNS CommiTTEE

Two members of Congregation elected by Congregation


Dr J M A Ashbourn, St Cross MT 2017Professor D G Fraser, Worcester MT 2017


J m A Ashbourn , MA Camb, PhD Lond, SB MA Oxf, Fellow of St Cross, Faculties of Mathematics, and of Physics

Nominated by:Sir Mark Jones, Master of St CrossM P Biggs, St Cross, Faculty of Social

StudiesD G Fraser, Worcester, Faculty of Earth

SciencesD A Harris, St Anne’s, Faculty of

BiochemistryD Hicks, St Cross, Sub-faculty of

ArchaeologyR M A Martin, St Edmund Hall, Faculty of

Psychological StudiesM A Robinson, St Cross, Sub-faculty of

ArchaeologyD J Siveter, St Cross, Faculty of Earth

Sciences


SoCiALLY RESPoNSiBLE iNvESTmENT REviEW CommiTTEE

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


Professor G Henderson, MT 2017 University College


Hannah J Stratford, MA Camb, Department of Experimental Psychology

Nominated by:D M Clark, Magdalen, Faculty of

Psychological StudiesA Ehlers, Department of Experimental

PsychologyF A Waite, Department of PsychiatryJ C Wild, Department of Experimental

Psychology

one member of Congregation elected by Congregation from members of the faculties in the divisions of Humanities and of Social Sciences


mr B l Caldecott, smith school of mT 2017 Enterprise and the Environment

mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]/statutes/783-121.shtml



B L Caldecott, Bsc lond, mPhil Camb, Faculty of Anthropology and Geography

Nominated by:A K Bowman, Principal of Brasenose,

Faculty of Classics, Sub-faculty of Archaeology

G L Clark, St Edmund Hall, Faculty of Anthropology and Geography

H C J Godfray, Jesus, Faculty of ZoologyC J Hepburn, New College, Faculty of

Social Studies


Other Committees and University Bodies

viSiToRS oF THE ASHmoLEAN muSEum

Two members of Congregation elected by Congregation


Vacancy mT 2018Vacancy mT 2018


Craig Clunas, ma Camb, Phd lond, Fellow of Trinity, Faculties of History, and of oriental studies

Nominated by:C P H Brown, Worcester, Ashmolean

MuseumR R R Smith, lincoln, Faculty of Classics,

Sub-faculty of ArchaeologyI A Walmsley, St Hugh’s, Faculty of

PhysicsS C West, Magdalen, Humanities Division

Ashok i Handa, mB Bs lond, ma status oxf, Fellow of St Catherine’s, Faculty of Clinical Medicine

Nominated by:R W Ainsworth, Master of St Catherine’s,

Faculty of Engineering ScienceL E Fawcett, St Catherine’s, Faculty of

Social StudiesR J Parish, St Catherine’s, Faculty of

medieval and modern languagesA G Rosser, St Catherine’s, Faculty of

History

mark Jones, Ba oxf, ma lond, master of st Cross

Nominated by:C P H Brown, Worcester, Ashmolean

MuseumR R R Smith, lincoln, Faculty of Classics,

Sub-Faculty of ArchaeologyI A Walmsley, St Hugh’s, Faculty of

PhysicsS C West, Magdalen, Humanities Division

Helen Leith Spencer, Ba Newc, ma dPhil oxf, Fellow of Exeter, Faculty of English language and literature

Nominated by:F A Cairncross, Rector of Exeter,

university officesC A J Ballinger, ExeterH R Dorkins, St Peter’s, Faculty of

Physiological SciencesA B Zavatsky, St Edmund Hall, Faculty of

Engineering Science

Note: Further information on the Visitors can be found at: www.admin.ox.ac.uk/statutes/regulations/489-112.shtml.


CuRAToRS oF THE uNivERSiTY PARKS

one person elected by Congregation


Dr T Bradshaw, Regent’s Park MT 2020


CommiTTEE FoR THE RuSKiN SCHooL oF ART

Two other persons holding teaching posts in the Ruskin School, who shall be elected by all those holding such posts except the Ruskin Master of Drawing under arrangements as per Council Regulation 19 of 2002, regulations 31–39


Mr M G Bull MT 2017Ms D Martin, St John’s MT 2017


viSiTAToRiAL BoARD PANEL

Three persons elected by and from Congregation


Professor M J Banks, Wolfson MT 2018Professor M D Goodman, MT 2018 WolfsonProfessor h a Viles, Worcester mT 2018


martin goodman, ma dlitt oxf, Fellow of Wolfson, Faculties of Classics, of oriental Studies, and of Theology

Nominated by:Council, under Regulation 2(2)(c) of Council regulations 36 of 2002

Helen mcShane, Bsc mB Bs Phd lond, Faculty of Clinical Medicine

Nominated by:Council, under Regulation 2(2)(c) of Council regulations 36 of 2002

Note: Further information on the board can be found at: www.admin.ox.ac.uk/statutes/353-051a.shtml and www.admin.ox.ac.uk/statutes/regulations/248-062.shtml.


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Divisional Boards

HumANiTiES BoARD

one person elected by and from among the members of the Faculty of English language and literature


dr F r Johnston, st anne’s mT 2016


Robert Douglas-Fairhurst, MA PhD Camb, Fellow of Magdalen

Nominated by:R M Ballaster, MansfieldE D Boehmer, WolfsonF P V Leneghan, St CrossH O’Donoghue, linacre

one person elected by and from among the members of the Faculty of History


dr r harris, Worcester mT 2016


S J gunn, ma dPhil oxf, Fellow of merton

Nominated by:P Corsi, linacreK J Humphries, All SoulsC C Leyser, WorcesterK H A O’Rourke, All Souls

one person elected by and from among the members of the Faculty of Theology and Religion


dr J Zachhuber, Trinity mT 2016


Sondra Leslie Hausner, BA Princeton, MA PhD Cornell, Fellow of St Peter’s

Nominated by:J Barton, orielN J Biggar, Christ ChurchP A M Kennedy, MansfieldJ Zachhuber, Trinity


mATHEmATiCAL, PHYSiCAL AND LiFE SCiENCES BoARD

one person elected by and from among the members of the Faculty of Plant Sciences


[Vacancy] mT 2018


Paul Jarvis, Bsc durh, ma oxf, Phd uEa, Fellow of Wolfson, Faculty of Plant Sciences

Nominated by:P R Darrah, Worcester, Faculty of Plant

SciencesL Dolan, Magdalen, Faculty of Plant

SciencesR G Ratcliffe, New College, Faculty of

Plant SciencesL J Sweetlove, St Cross, Faculty of Plant

Sciences

one person elected by and from among the members of the Faculty of Materials


Professor a I Kirkland, linacre mT 2018

one person elected by and from among the members of the Faculty of Zoology


Professor B C Sheldon, Wolfson MT 2018


SoCiAL SCiENCES BoARD

Two persons elected on a rotational basis by and from academic members of the following units of the division, with each person serving a three-year period of office: (i) the Department for International development and (ii) the oxford Internet Institute


Dr A M Bogaard, St Cross MT 2017Professor P A Kemp MT 2017


Cathryn Costello, BCl Cork, llm Bruges, ma dPhil oxf, Fellow of st antony’s, Faculty of law, department of International Development

Nominated by:J H Alexander, linacre, Faculty of historyE V K FitzGerald, St Antony’s, Faculty of

Social StudiesM J Gibney, linacre, Faculty of social

StudiesN Gooptu, St Antony’s, Faculties of

history, of oriental studies, and of Social Studies

v J Nash, mPhil dPhil oxf, Faculty of social Studies

Nominated by:R E Eynon, Faculty of Social StudiesM Graham, Green Templeton, oxford

Internet InstituteE T Meyer, Faculty of Social StudiesR C Schroeder, oxford Internet Institute

Three persons elected on a rotational basis by and from academic members of the following units of the division, with each person serving a two-year period of office: (i) the Faculty of law; (ii) the department of Politics and International Relations; and (iii) the Saïd Business School


dr P G rice mT 2016dr m Tsitiridou Evangelou mT 2016dr d Wojcik, st Peter’s mT 2016


Louise Fawcett, ma status mPhil dPhil oxf, Fellow of St Catherine’s, Faculty of Social Studies

Nominated by:C E De Vries, lincoln, Faculty of social

StudiesE J Frazer, New College, Faculties of

Social Studies, and of PhilosophyE G W Keene, Christ Church, Faculty of

Social StudiesN J Owen, Queen’s, Faculty of Social

Studies

i S Loader, llB sheff, msc Camb, ma oxf, Phd Edin, Fellow of all souls, Faculty of law

Nominated by:T A O Endicott, BalliolE C Fisher, Corpus ChristiP N Mirfield, JesusJ V Roberts, Worcester, Faculty of law

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R K Westbrook, Ba leic, ma oxf, Phd lond, Fellow of St Hugh’s, Faculty of Management

Nominated by:S E Dopson, Green Templeton, Faculties

of Social Studies, and of ManagementT J Morris, Green Templeton, Faculty of

ManagementA D Morrison, Merton, Faculty of

ManagementJ H Smart, Faculty of Management


Faculty Boards

BoARD oF THE FACuLTY oF CLASSiCS

Two persons elected by and from among the members of the Sub-faculty of Ancient History


dr l Kallet, university College mT 2016Professor I s lemos, merton mT 2016

Two persons elected by and from among the members of the Sub-faculty of Classical languages and literature


dr a m Bowie, Queen’s mT 2015 Professor a J Willi, Worcester mT 2016


BoARD oF THE FACuLTY oF ENgLiSH LANguAgE AND LiTERATuRE

Five persons elected by and from the members of the Faculty of English language and literature


dr l ashe, Worcester mT 2016 dr N a halmi, university College mT 2016dr F r Johnston, st anne’s mT 2016dr l Pratt, linacre mT 2016Professor d J Womersley, mT 2016 St Catherine’s


Laura Ashe, BA MPhil PhD Camb, Fellow of Worcester


Stefano Evangelista, MA, MSt, DPhil, Fellow of Trinity


Peter mcDonald, MA, DPhil, Student of Christ Church


Kirsten Shepherd-Barr, BA Yale, MA DPhil oxf, Fellow of st Catherine’s



BoARD oF THE FACuLTY oF HiSToRY

Four persons elected by and from among the members of the Faculty of History holding posts on the establishment or under the aegis of the board


dr s E Brigden, lincoln mT 2015 Professor P J hämäläinen, mT 2016 St Catherine’sProfessor E N r stargardt, mT 2015 Magdalen dr m Whittow, Corpus Christi mT 2016


Pekka Hämäläinen, PhD Helsinki, Fellow of St Catherine’s

Nominated by:I W Archer, KebleA C Clunas, TrinityR Harris, WorcesterC A Holmes, lady margaret hall

David Hopkin, MA PhD Camb, Fellow of Hertford


grant Tapsell, mPhil Phd Camb, ma oxf, Fellow of lady margaret hall

Nominated by:J C Belich, BalliolP Corsi, linacreK J Humphries, All SoulsL A Roper, oriel

mark Whittow, ma dPhil oxf, Fellow of Corpus Christi



BoARD oF THE FACuLTY oF LAW

Four official members elected by all members of the faculty and from the persons qualified to be official members as per Regulation 10 of Council Regulations 19 of 2002


[Four new positions] mT 2017


John H Armour, BCl ma oxf, llm Yale, Fellow of oriel

Nominated by:A D J Awrey, linacreT A O Endicott, BalliolE C Fisher, Corpus ChristiP N Mirfield, Jesus

H g Collins, Fellow of All Souls


P P Craig, BCl, ma, Fellow of st John’s


Julian Roberts, ma oxf, Phd Toronto, Fellow of Worcester



Eleven ordinary members elected by and from all members of the faculty exclusive of the persons qualified to be official members as per Regulation 10 of Council Regulations 19 of 2002


[Eleven new positions] mT 2017


R F Condry, Bsc Phd lond, Fellow of st Hilda’s

Nominated by:A D J Awrey, linacreT A O Endicott, BalliolE C Fisher, Corpus ChristiE J F Simpson, Christ Church

Nancy S Eisenhauer, BA JD Chicago, Fellow of Mansfield


S Enchelmaier, Fellow of lincoln


L A Ferguson, BCl, ma, Fellow of oriel


J S getzler, MA, DPhil, Fellow of St Hugh’s


i L goold, Fellow of St Anne’s


S C green, ma msc oxf, Fellow of st hilda’s


T Krebs, BCl, ma, dPhil, Fellow of Brasenose


g Lamond, BCl ma dPhil oxf, Ba Blaws Sydney, Fellow of Balliol


D P Nolan, BCl ma oxf, Fellow of Worcester


E J F Simpson, BCl ma oxf, student of Christ Church



BoARD oF THE FACuLTY oF LiNguiSTiCS, PHiLoLogY AND PHoNETiCS

Three persons elected by and from among the members of the Faculty of linguistics, Philology and Phonetics


dr s r Parkinson, linacre mT 2016dr E m Payne, st hilda’s mT 2016dr P Probert, Wolfson mT 2016


Ash Asudeh, BA Carleton, MPhil Edin, PhD Stanford

Nominated by:J S Coleman, WolfsonM D Maiden, TrinityS Paoli, BalliolJ C Smith, St Catherine’s


BoARD oF THE FACuLTY oF oRiENTAL STuDiES

Five persons elected by the members of the Faculty of oriental studies


Professor l Flores, Pembroke mT 2016Professor E Frood, st Cross mT 2016 Professor J Pfeiffer, st Cross mT 2016 Professor B J Ter haar, mT 2016 University College[Vacancy] mT 2016


Dominic Parviz Brookshaw, ma dPhil oxf, Fellow of Wadham

Nominated by:B M Frellesvig, HertfordE M Herzig, WadhamD Rechter, St Antony’sM J Smith, University College

martin goodman, ma dlitt oxf, Fellow of Wolfson


margaret Hillenbrand, MA Camb, MSc Edin, dPhil oxf, Fellow of Wadham


Laurent mignon, Ba Phd lond, ma oxf, Fellow of St Antony’s


Rosalind o’Hanlon, BA Camb, MA PhD lond, Fellow of st Cross



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BoARD oF THE FACuLTY oF PHiLoSoPHY

Three persons elected by and from among the members of the Faculty of Philosophy


dr E m Fricker, magdalen mT 2016Professor T h Irwin, Keble mT 2016Professor s J mulhall, mT 2016 New College


BoARD oF THE FACuLTY oF THEoLogY AND RELigioN

Five ordinary members elected by and from all members of the faculty exclusive of the persons qualified to be official members as per Regulation 10 of Council Regulations 19 of 2002


dr m J Edwards, Christ Church mT 2016The revd Canon Professor m W mT 2016 Percy, Ripon Collegedr J d s rasmussen, mansfield mT 2016Professor C m Tuckett, Pembroke mT 2016dr J Zachhuber, Trinity mT 2016


m J Edwards, Ba (lit hum) Ba (Theol) ma dPhil oxf, student of Christ Church

Nominated by:J W Hanvey, Master of Campion HallS P Rosenberg, Wycliffe HallG J Ward, Christ ChurchJ Zachhuber, Trinity

martin Percy, Ba Brist, ma oxf, mEd sheff, Phd lond, Principal of ripon College

Nominated by:S L T Apetrei, KebleM D Chapman, Ripon CollegeP A M Kennedy, MansfieldD N Lincicum, Mansfield

Joel D S Rasmussen, BA Kansas, MDiv Boston, am Phd harvard, ma oxf, Fellow of Mansfield

Nominated by:D N Lincicum, MansfieldJ E Wolfe, St John’sJ Zachhuber, TrinityS M Zahl, St John’s

Jan Westerhoff, MA MPhil PhD Camb, PhD soas, Fellow of lady margaret hall

Nominated by:J Barton, orielN J Biggar, Christ ChurchP A M Kennedy, MansfieldJ Zachhuber, Trinity

Johannes Zachhuber, ma mst dPhil oxf, dr Theol habil Humboldt, Fellow of Trinity

Nominated by:S L T Apetrei, KebleS R I Foot, Christ ChurchS E Gillingham, WorcesterD N Lincicum, Mansfield

Three official members elected by all members of the faculty and from the persons qualified to be official members as per Regulation 10 of Council Regulations 19 of 2002


Professor J Barton, oriel mT 2016Canon Professor G l Pattison, mT 2016 Christ ChurchProfessor C C rowland, Queen’s mT 2016


Carlos Fraenkel, MA DPhil Berlin

Nominated by:S L T Apetrei, KebleP A M Kennedy, MansfieldD N Lincicum, MansfieldJ D S Rasmussen, Mansfield

Alister E mcgrath, MA, DPhil, Fellow of Harris Manchester

Nominated by:S L T Apetrei, KebleS E Gillingham, WorcesterP A M Kennedy, MansfieldD N Lincicum, Mansfield


Notes:

Nominations in writing for the elections on 12 June, by four members of Congregation other than the candidate, were received by the Elections office, at the university offices, Wellington square, up to 4pm on Thursday, 15 may.

Candidates were invited to include, with their nomination forms, a written statement of no more than 250 words setting out his or her reasons for standing and qualifications for the office being sought. In the event of a contested election, these statements will be available online at www.admin.ox.ac.uk/elections and published in the Gazette dated 29 May.

Voters may wish to wait until they have read these statements before returning their ballot papers.

Ballot papers will be sent out to members of Congregation before 27 May. Completed ballot papers must be received by the Elections office not later than 4pm on 12 June.

For further information, please contact the Elections officer ([email protected]).

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506 University of Oxford Gazette • 22 may 2014

Houses to let

An Englishman's home is his castle – so the saying goes. We don't have too many castles, but we do have a constant supply of good-quality property to rent in oxford city. QB management is one of oxford's foremost letting agents, specialising in letting to academics and other professionals. We aim to provide the friendliest professional service in the city. Visit: www.qbman.co.uk, call: 01865 764533, or email: [email protected].

Jericho: 2 properties available from 1 Aug for 1 year: house, furnished, 3 bedrooms (£2,250 pcm); flat, furnished, 2 bedrooms (£1,675 pcm). Both walk to parks, train/coach stations, catchment for best schools. House: 3 bedrooms, 2½ baths, appliances, secluded garden, energy-efficient boiler and lighting, 1 bedroom with attached kitchen ideal for nanny/teenager. Flat: 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, terrace, appliances, indoor parking. Contact: [email protected]; 613 745 1368 (Canada).

4-bedroom family home in littlemore for let from 1 Jun–30 aug. our home offers an open-plan sitting/dining room and large dining/kitchen. on first floor is a large ensuite master bedroom with super-kingsize bed, study, bathroom, library with sofa bed and single bedroom. There is an attic ensuite kingsize bedroom. Friendly neighbours and near large playground. For more information: www.sabbaticalhomes.com/offereddetails.aspx?id=85562 or [email protected].

Sydney rental: aug 2014–Jul 2015. Immaculate, sunny, 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom house, garden, opposite parkland, near stunning 4.5-mile bay walk, convenient to Sydney CBD. Sleeps 4. Easy bus access to Sydney University and UTS. Macquarie Uni and uNsW also easily reached by car. Choice of schools, parks, picturesque bays and playgrounds in Five dock, sydney's 'little Italy'. £580 pw. 12-month contract. mobile: 07462 543435. Email: [email protected].

2 furnished houses in centre and Headington. Central oxford: 2-double-bedroom house from early sep at £1,250 pcm, adjacent to saïd Business School and minutes from central University departments. Headington: Marston border, new 3-bedroom detached house partly or fully furnished at £1,300, close to the JR and other hospitals, easy access to central University departments. All plus utilities and council tax. Tel: 01865 516144; email: [email protected].

Delightful, spacious Victorian terraced house for rent within walking distance from city centre and river and near University pool and rugby grounds and bustling Cowley Rd. available end Jul/beginning aug. Pristine condition. 3 generous double bedrooms,

2 reception rooms, modern kitchen/utility and lovely quiet mature cottage garden. Very welcoming community. Would make a lovely family home for visiting academics. Friendly and responsive landlords. rent £1,500 pcm. Contact: [email protected].

Flats to let

Sunny north Oxford studio apartment with parking available for short/medium-term lets, ideal for 1 person. Immaculate newly built with French doors opening on to south-facing garden. Wi-Fi/TV provided. lounge/dining area, fully equipped kitchenette with fridge/freezer/hob/microwave. separate access with own hallway including washer/drier, beautiful bathroom with shower. Fresh linen regularly, £60 per night, bills included, minimum 3 nights; £25 surcharge for second person. Contact: [email protected], 0044 (0)7764 574700, www.studioflatnorthoxford.com.

North and central north Oxford 1- and 2-bedroom furnished and equipped apartments. 1-bedroom flat from Aug or Sept from £795–£895 pcm. 2-bedroom flats from Jun, aug, sept or oct from £895–£,1050 pcm plus utilities council tax. Some short-let available Jun–Aug. Convenient for central University departments and hospitals, best suited to visiting academics and professionals. Tel: 01865 516144. Email: [email protected].

Accommodation offered

Scott Fraser – market leaders for quality oxfordshire property. selling or letting, buying or renting, we are here to help. Visit www.scottfraser.co.uk for more information or call: oxford sales: 01865 759500; Witney sales: 01993 705507; headington lettings: 01865 761111; summertown lettings: 01865 554577; East oxford and student lettings: 01865 244666; Witney lettings 01993 777909.

Affordable accommodation available. Academics, parent or students looking for a nice place to stay. Short- or long-term. B&B or self-catering rooms, which are all personally visited to offer quality accommodation in welcoming private homes in many oxford locations. B&B from £28/night or £190/wk, all-inclusive. long-term discount available. TV, free wireless internet, tea/coffee facilities, use of microwave. linen and towels. For

information, tel: 01865 435229, email: [email protected] or visit: www.abodesofoxford.com.

Accommodation sought

Norwegian visiting professor at oxford University with family (wife and children aged 7 and 11) seeks house with 3–4 bedrooms in central oxford (eg Jericho, summertown, Marston, Headington) for period 1 Aug 2014– 31 Jul 2015. Will be visiting oxford 22–23 may. Contact: [email protected]; +47-91151935.

UBC Vancouver professor with partner and 3 children seek to rent a 4+-bedroom house, preferably north oxford or Jericho, 1 aug 2014–31 Jul 2015, for sabbatical stay. Would also be pleased to discuss house exchange for our recently renovated 3-level arts and Crafts house in Vancouver's Kitsilano neighbourhood, midway between university and downtown. Good public schools, local shops, and the Pacific ocean within walking distance. Contact [email protected].

Self-catering apartments

OxfordShortlets offers a portfolio of high-quality, self-catering, short-let properties as an excellent alternative to hotel, guesthouse or bed and breakfast accommodation in oxford and surrounding villages. Wide selection of quality homes available for short-stay lets from 1 week to several months. oxfordshortlets caters for professional individuals, groups or families visiting oxford for holiday, business, academic and relocation purposes or for temporary accommodation between homes. Tel: 01865 311696. Fax: 01865 511010. Email: [email protected]. Web: www.oxfordshortlets.co.uk.

Visiting Oxford? We have studio, 1-, 2- and 3-bedroom apartments conveniently located for the various colleges and University departments, available from 1 week to several months. Apartments are serviced, linen provided, rental includes all bills. Most of our guests are visiting academics like you. Details, photos and prices on our website: www.weeklyhome.com. Email: [email protected] or tel: 01993 811711.

University Accommodation Office

The university accommodation office maintains registers of University housing, and of private rental accommodation, available to full and part-time students, academic visitors and employees of the university. see www.admin.ox.ac.uk/ accommodation.ꆱ

University Accommodation Office

landlords – do you have a spare room, flat or house to let? oxford university accommodation office seeks all types of short- and long-term accommodation for students, academic visitors, postdocs and members of the university. our Studentpad software allows landlords to quickly advertise properties online, amend details and upload photos. See: www.admin.ox.ac.uk/accommodation/landlord. For information: 01865 280811.

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Holiday lets

Midhurst. Romantic, primitive, 2-bedroom gamekeeper's cottage up a muddy farm track in national park at the foot of the South downs. open fire, polished floor, simple kitchen; dishwasher, washing machine; broadband, no TV, large study. on own 190-acre organic farm – woods, valleys, river, bluebells, deer. Available weekends; discounts for junior academics. Pictures at www.wakehamfarm.com or email [email protected].

Cornwall, cottage and restored chapel in quiet hamlet on South-west Coastal Footpath within 100m of the sea and minutes from Caerhays and heligan. Each property sleeps 6. Comfortably furnished, c/h, wood burner and broadband. Ideal for reading, writing, painting, walking, bathing, bird watching. Beautiful beach perfect for bucket and spade family holidays. Short winter breaks available from £200. Tel: 01865 558503 or 07917 864113. Email: [email protected]. See: www.cornwallcornwall.com.

Burgundy (Vézelay): old and spacious house available for short lets in heart of medieval town, close to 12th-century basilica. Excellent walking country. Also cycling, riding, kayaking, etc. Within morvan National Park. Flexible rates. Suitable for a couple, for family holidays and for groups of up to 12. See pictures and more information at www.gitevezelay.co.uk. Contact: [email protected] or 07980 305775.

Devon countryside B&B. Pevsner-listed thatched farmhouse, c1460: log fires, panelling, beams and priest's hole. Quirky, peaceful, comforting, very friendly. Home-cooked breakfast with eggs from our happy hens. Supper available. Perfect for short breaks, writing retreats; desks on request. art workshops with artist owner. dartmoor/beaches just 20 mins. River walks on doorstep. Also 2 cosy self-catering flats in converted barn. Free Wi-Fi. Pet goats(!). Web: www.sampsonsfarm.com. Email: [email protected].

Apulia, Monopoli, southeastern Italy. In quiet old quarter of ancient seaside town with sweeping views of the Adriatic and mountains from rooftop terrace. Elegant stone-floored apartment in 18th-century palazzo 5 mins' walk from sandy beach. 2 bedrooms, new beds, sleeps 5. Jacuzzi, dishwasher, washing machine, air-conditioning. Airports (Bari (ryanair), Brindisi) 45 mins by train or car. 10 mins from 18-hole golf course. Email: [email protected]. Tel: 003903928959730.

Delightful character cottage to sleep 6 in the heart of village in Poitevin Marsh, western France. 40 mins to la rochelle and atlantic beaches. Private punt, canoe and 2 bikes available to explore fascinating and unusual local area. Availability Jun, last week Jul and all of sept/oct. reasonable rates eg Jun/sept weeks £495. Contact linda Eaton on 0033962 332531 or at [email protected]. see more info at www.arcais.com.

Property for sale

Vejer de la Frontera, Cadiz, Spain. For sale: charming 3-bedroom traditional old patio house with large terrace. In beautiful historic hill town, close to miles of unspoilt Costa de la luz beaches. Well maintained and fully equipped. Includes separate self-contained guest annexe. Views over to africa! Within easy reach of seville and Jerez. €175,000. For information and photographs see https://vejercostadelaluzhousesale.blogspot.com. Tel: 01865 429388. Email: [email protected].

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Blavatnik School of Government and Department of Economics; Professorship of Economic Policy; 28 July; www.ox.ac.uk/about_the_university/jobs/fp


Balliol; 4-hour stipendiary lecturer in law; £8,338 pro rata; 5 June; www.balliol.ox.ac.uk/vacancies/2014/may/four-hour-stipendiary-lectureship-in-law

Brasenose; Junior Dean; £3,107; 29 May; www.bnc.ox.ac.uk/vacancies/academic-vacancies/1245-junior-dean-2014

hertford; 3-hour stipendiary lectureship in applied mathematics (2014–15); £6,253–£7,033; 6 June; www.hertford.ox.ac.uk/about/vacancies

Jesus; Career development lecturer in Human Geography; £8,338–£9,377 pro rata; noon, 3 June; www.jesus.ox.ac.uk/fellows-and-staff/vacancies/academic

oriel; stipendiary lectureship in ancient history; 16 June; www.oriel.ox.ac.uk/content/vacancy-fixed-term-stipendiary-lectureship-6-hours-ancient-history

Queen's; fixed-term IT Support Assistant; £23,585–£28,132; 5pm, 6 June; www.queens.ox.ac.uk/vacancies

St Antony's; Research Manager for the Dahrendorf Programme for the Study of Freedom and PA to Professor Timothy Garton ash; £23,585–£28,132; 11 June; www.sant.ox.ac.uk/people/vacancies

St Catherine’s; Buildings and Facilities Programmes manager; £27,318–£33,562; noon, 6 June; www.stcatz.ox.ac.uk/node/661

St Edmund Hall; full-time Chef de Partie; £20,374; noon, 30 may; www.seh.ox.ac.uk/vacancy/chef-de-partie

Trinity; fixed-term Career Development College lecturership in Classics; noon, 6 June; www.trinity.ox.ac.uk

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