Annual Report 2008 - Central Queensland University
Annual Report 2008 - Central Queensland University
Annual Report 2008 - Central Queensland University
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Tim Griffin OAM<br />
Tim Griffin is a past National President of the Association which represents the<br />
interest of 42,500 Professional Engineers, Scientist and Managers in Australia<br />
(APESMA). He has served as a Non-Executive Director for the Chifley Business<br />
School based in Melbourne. Tim also served two consecutive terms on the seven<br />
person Capricornia Regional Electricity Council (2001-2005), as a community<br />
representative. Tim was awarded the Order of Australia (OAM) for his services to<br />
APESMA and the Rockhampton region on Australia Day 2007.<br />
Leesa Jeffcoat<br />
Leesa has had a distinguished career as a student, teacher, principal and administrator<br />
in Catholic Education. In 2001 Leesa was appointed Director of Catholic<br />
Education for the Rockhampton Diocese. Leesa has a reputation as a leader in<br />
curriculum innovation and she has served on many statewide educational bodies<br />
for both Catholic and State Education and she is regarded as a leading figure in the<br />
educational arena. Leesa was Deputy Chairman of the <strong>Queensland</strong> Studies Authority<br />
(QSA) prior to being appointed as QSA Acting Chairman in January <strong>2008</strong>. Leesa<br />
also chaired the English Subject Advisory Committee for the <strong>Queensland</strong> Board of<br />
Senior Secondary School Studies (QBSSSS) and QSA for several years.<br />
Jim Tolhurst<br />
Jim is currently Chairman of <strong>Queensland</strong> Airports Limited and is a director of<br />
Adelaide Airport Limited and Blair Athol Coal Pty Ltd. Previously, Jim had a long<br />
association with the university sector as Bursar of the <strong>University</strong> of <strong>Queensland</strong>.<br />
Charles Ware<br />
Charles is Deputy Chancellor of the Council and has 20 years experience as a<br />
partner in private legal practice in <strong>Central</strong> <strong>Queensland</strong>. His legal expertise lies<br />
primarily in the areas of property, commercial and corporate work, in addition to<br />
substantial local government practice. He was appointed to the Residential Tenancies<br />
Authority (RTA) Board in April 2005. He also brings a broad range of directorship<br />
experience to the Council, with current appointments including Director of<br />
<strong>Central</strong> <strong>Queensland</strong> Ports Authority as well as previous positions in the <strong>Queensland</strong><br />
electricity supply industry.<br />
Dr John Fitzsimmons<br />
John is the elected Academic Staff representative on Council. He is a senior lecturer<br />
at CQ<strong>University</strong> and teaches in literary and cultural studies in the School of Arts and<br />
Creative Enterprise. John’s academic expertise is in online learning, postmodern<br />
fiction and narrative theory.<br />
Janette Davis<br />
Jan is the elected General Staff representative on Council. Her position at<br />
CQ<strong>University</strong> is the Senior Internal Auditor (Financial). This allows Jan to<br />
observe a wide range of <strong>University</strong> operations which assists her in discharging her<br />
responsibilities as a Council member. Jan is also a graduate of CQ<strong>University</strong>.<br />
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