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MR ROBERT NIVEN JOHANSON BA LLM Melb. MBA Harv. Appointed 6 March 2007. Field of experience: banking and finance. Chairman of Bendigo and Adelaide Bank Limited. Director of Grant Samuel Group Pty Ltd, Elders Rural Bank Ltd and the Robert Salzer Foundation Ltd. No significant financial interests declared. Six persons appointed by the Council Term of office expiring 31 December 2007 THE HON JUSTICE ALEX CHERNOV BCom LLB (Hons) Melb. [Deputy Chancellor] First appointed 1 January 1992. Field of experience: a lawyer and judge. Director of the Melbourne Theatre Company Board. No significant financial interests declared. MS ROSA STORELLI BEd Adel. CAE Grad Dip Student Welfare Hawthorn MEduc Studies Monash MACE FACEA AFAIM (Deputy Chancellor) First appointed 1 January 2001. Field of experience: teacher and educator. Member of the board of the Methodist Ladies College. No significant financial interests declared. Term of office expiring 31 December 2008 THE HON MR DAVID RONALD WHITE BCom BA MBA Melb. FCPA First appointed 1 March 2000. Field of experience: accounting and government. Previously a member of State parliament; at one time held a ministerial portfolio. No directorships or significant financial interests declared. MS EDA NATALIE SANDFORD RITCHIE GradDipBus Monash AMusA First appointed 13 September 2004. Field of experience: business. Director of Melbourne University Publishing, Vapold Pty Ltd, Hillview Quarries Ltd and Mayne Health Services. No significant financial interests declared. Term of office expiring 31 December 2009 MRS LYNNE CATHERINE LANDY Appointed 1 January 2007. Field of experience: arts administration and community service. Chair of the Victorian College of the Arts Advisory Board and Greatconnections Pty Ltd (non-profit organisation). No significant financial interest declared. DR VIRGINIA MARY MANSOUR MBBS Melb. PhD Monash Appointed 9 July 2007. Field of experience: medical research and research ethics. No directorships or significant financial interests declared. Three persons elected by, and from, the staff of the University Professors PROFESSOR MARK ADRIAN ELGAR BSc Griff. PhD Camb. Elected 1 January 2006 for a term of office of two years until 31 December 2007. Field of experience: zoologist, higher education. No directorships or significant financial interests declared. Academic Staff, Other Than Professors ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR LESLIE JOHN ALLEN MSc P.Elizabeth PhD S.Af. Elected 21 September 2005 for a term of office of ending on 31 December 2007. Field of experience: physicist, higher education. No directorships or significant financial interests declared. Professional Staff MR MICHAEL FRANCIS COYLE BA Melb. Elected for a two year term from 1 January 2007. Field of experience: university administration. Vice-President of the National Tertiary Education Union, Melbourne Branch and a member of the UniSuper Consultative Committee. No directorships or significant financial interests declared. Two persons elected by, and from, the students enrolled at the University for a one year term of office finishing on 31 December 2007 MR ANTHONY WILLIAMS BA SwinburneUT. MPubHlth RMIT Field of experience: health education. Member of the Executive of the University of Melbourne Postgraduate Association. No directorships or significant financial interests declared. MS JESSIE GILES Ms Giles is an undergraduate student, elected to Council by all students. Member of the University of Melbourne Student Union Board. No directorships or significant financial interests declared. PROFILE Alison Carroll Alison Carroll is the Director of the Arts Program at Asialink. Asialink, a non-academic Department of the University, plays a leading role in the promotion of public understanding of Asia and of Australia’s role in the Asian region. In February Alison was awarded the Visual Arts Emeritus Medal from the Australia Council, for work initiating and developing cultural exchange between Australia and the countries of Asia. Asialink Arts has become the main agency for initiation and development of cultural exchange projects for artists, performers, writers and arts managers between Australia and 18 countries of Asia. “Our audiences are in hundreds of thousands and, through the media, millions,” says Alison. “The name of the University is spread widely as a significant partner in international cultural engagement from Ulan Bator to Tokyo, from Lahore to Jakarta, and dozens of places in between.” Alison, who is frequently quoted in print and electronic media, is a member of the Australia-Indonesia Institute Board, (Department of Foreign Affairs & Trade) and the Cultural Network, Australian National Commission for UNESCO.
SENIOR OFFICERS Senior Officers President Academic Board & Pro Vice-Chancellor Professor Philippa Pattison BSc PhD Melb. FASSA VICE-PRESIDENT ACADEMIC BOARD Pro Vice-Chancellor Professor Geoffrey Wayne Stevens BE RMIT PhD Melb. FL ChemE FAus IMM FTSE CEng COUNCIL Vice-Chancellor & Principal Professor Glyn Davis AC BA NSW PhD ANU University Secretary Mr Lennard Currie BA (Hons) Melb. DipEd Melb. Mrs Janet White BSc Lond. Appointed August 2007 Deans Arts Architecture, Building & Planning Economics & Commerce Education Engineering Graduate Studies Land & Food Resources Law Medicine, Dentistry & Health Sciences Music Science Veterinary Science Victorian College of the Arts Deputy Vice- Chancellor (aCademic)/Provost Professor Peter McPhee BA (Hons) DipEd MA PhD Melb. FAHA Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Research) Professor John McKenzie BSc PhD La Trobe FAA Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Innovation & Development) Professor Vijoleta Braach-Maksvytis BSc NSW PhD Syd. Deputy Vice-Chancellor (International) Professor Frank Larkins AM BEd DSC Melb. DPhil DipAdvMath Oxf. FAA FRCI FAIE FAIP Senior Vice-Principal Mr Ian Marshman BA (Hons) Melb. LLB ANU Pro Vice- Chancellor (Teaching, Learning & Equity) Pro Vice- Chancellor (Research Training) Pro Vice-Chancellor (Research) Pro Vice-Chancellor (University Relations) Professor Susan Elliott MBBS Melb. MD Melb. FRACP Professor Barbara Evans BSc Melb. PhD Melb. Dip PhEd TSTC Professor Joy Damousi BA La Trobe PhD ANU FAHA FASSA Professor Warren Bebbington MA Queens MMUS MPhil PhD CUNY Pro Vice-Chancellor (Graduate Research) Professor Richard Strugnell BSc PhD Monash FASM (appointed December 2007) Professor Lyn Yates BA Melb. DipEd Melb. MEd PhD La Trobe (appointed 26 March 2007) Vice-Chancellor & Principal The Vice-Chancellor and Principal, as Chief Executive Officer of the University, exercises general superintendence over the education and administrative affairs of the University. Provost In September 2007 the position of Provost was created and replaced that of Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Academic) Deputy Vice-Chancellors, Pro Vice-Chancellors Deputy Vice-Chancellors and Pro Vice-Chancellors exercise a general superintendence over the particular areas of the University’s affairs indicated by their titles. The elected President and Vice-President of Academic Board are also Pro Vice-Chancellors who perform duties in relation to the academic affairs of the University. University Secretary The University Secretary has responsibility for the Council secretariat and other duties as defined in Statute 2.6.3. Deans The Deans are responsible for particular academic divisions of the University. The University of Melbourne Annual Report 2007
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