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    Gazette

    VOLUME CLI / 151 • 2020–2021

    Published with the authority of the University of Oxford

    OXUNIPRINT
    OXFORD UNIVERSITY PRESS
    Gazette
    Index to Vol 151 (2020–1)
    Notes
    1 This index makes reference to all content published in the 5 A problem with pagination arose during the 1 July issue, and
    Gazette except lectures, musical events, exhibitions and job pp487–496 were duplicated: pp487–8 appeared twice in the 1
    vacancies. July issue, and pp489–96 appeared in both 1 and 8 July issues.
    2 The index in this volume is arranged under the headings Where one of the duplicated pages is referenced below, a note
    used in the Gazette itself: Council & Main Committees, is included to show in which issue the content appears.
    Congregation, Register of Congregation, Degrees by 7 Supplements:
    Resolution, Elections, General Notices, Consultative Notices, • index entries referring to supplements are marked
    Appointments, Student-related Notices, College-related (Supplement)
    Notices and Examinations & Boards. • a full list of supplements for the academic year is given at
    3 The index does not list individuals by name (except the end of the index.
    honorary degree recipients, senior/statutory appointments * student-related content marked with an asterisk can only be
    and those for whom memorial events were held). read online by current University staff or students, because it
    4 The online version of this index is both searchable and is covered by a prohibition on publishing outside the EU under
    linked from each entry to the online notice to which it refers. data protection legislation. It is published in full in the printed
    Page numbers are given for reference to the printed edition. edition.

    Council & Main Committees General Purposes Committee of Council


    Abdulaziz Saud AlBabtain Laudian Professorship in Arabic
    Council (inclusion of research in duties): p399
    Chingiz Gutseriev Archaeology and Anthropology Fund
    Audit and Scrutiny Committee, regulations: p167
    (establishment): p80
    Barnett Fund, removal of regulations: p490, 8 Jul
    EP Abraham Professor of Chemical Pathology (updated
    Buildings and Estates Subcommittee, terms of reference: p510
    references): p255
    Committee to Review the Salaries of Senior University Officers,
    Waynflete Professorship of Chemistry (updated wording): p356
    regulations: p275
    Richard Blackwell Pharsalia Professor of Colorectal Surgery (trust
    Curators of the University Libraries, regulations: p428
    provisions & alignment of regulations to terms of gift): p222
    Education Committee, regulations: p167
    Sheikh Rashid Diabetes Fund (change in board of management):
    Environmental Sustainability Strategy: changes to Council
    p294
    Regulations 15 of 2002: p334
    Bennett Chair of Evidence-Based Medicine (establishment): p354
    Ethical Investment Representations Review Subcommittee,
    Schwarz–Taylor Professor of the German Language and Literature
    regulations: p166
    renaming: p10
    Finance Committee of Oxford University Press, changes to
    inclusion of research & definition of German studies: p294
    composition: p336
    Hall, Hall–Houghton and Houghton Prizes (change to use of
    Financial Regulations: p510
    funds): p398
    Grants under the COVID-19 Emergency Scheme:
    Jun and Simon Li Graduate Scholarship in the History of Chinese
    Round 1, regulations: p112
    Art Fund (establishment): p82
    Round 2, regulations: p428
    Oxford University Ice Hockey Project Endowment Fund
    Investment Committee, regulations: p428
    (establishment): p355
    Jenkins Memorial Fund, removal of regulations: p490, 8 Jul
    Harle Bodleian Fund for Indian Studies (establishment): p80
    Louwes Fund for Food and Agricultural Research, removal of
    Kirby Memorial Fund (inclusion of MBiol course): p399
    regulations: p490, 8 Jul
    Instruction in Mandarin Chinese Fund (establishment): p81
    Disciplinary Investigations by the Proctors, regulations: p2
    Professorship of Modern History (inclusion of research in duties
    Planning and Resource Allocation Committee, terms of reference:
    & change to electoral board): p400
    p510
    Kavli Institute for NanoScience Discovery Fund (establishment):
    Procedures for claims for the Return of Cultural Objects: p3
    p354
    Proctors’ Regulations:
    Professor of Pure Mathematics (updated form of words): p146
    1 of 2003: Disciplinary Regulations for Candidates in
    Man Professor of (and Man Endowment for) Quantitative Finance
    Examinations: p274
    (updated form of words): p146
    1 of 2005: Administrative Regulations for Candidates in
    Rangoonwala Visiting Fellowships Fund (establishment): p83
    Examinations: p275
    St Cross College Endowment Fund (establishment): p223
    Rules Committee, regulations: p488, 1 Jul
    Lombard Odier Sustainable Finance Fund/Lombard Odier
    St Cross College, regulations: p112
    Associate Professor and Senior Research Fellow of Sustainable
    Social Sciences Divisional Board, membership: p112
    Finance (establishment): p224
    Tanner Fund (establishment): p355

    i
    ii University of Oxford Gazette

    Rules Committee Pro-Vice-Chancellors, admission: announced 1 Oct: p11; admitted


    8 Oct: p36
    Financial reporting for non-sports clubs: p10
    Questions and replies regarding the Crisis Management
    Framework: announced 23 Jul 2020: p490; meeting

    Congregation arrangements 8 Oct: p37; report of proceedings 22 Oct: p68;


    reply to supplementary questions 12 Nov: p113
    Suspension of regulations (partial) re Elections to the Nominating
    Resolutions
    Committee for the Vice-Chancellor: announced 18 Feb: p278;
    Conferment of an Honorary Degree (Hillary Rodham Clinton): carried 4 Mar: p295; approved 11 Mar: p302
    announced 18 Feb: p276; carried 4 Mar: p295; approved 11 Mar: Suspension of regulations (partial & temporary) re University
    p302 Sermons Michaelmas term: announced 24 Sep: p4; approved
    Phasing-out of the Graduate Application Fee: result of postal vote 15 Oct: p56
    24 Sep: p3 Suspension of regulations (partial & temporary) re University
    Redundancy panel for one member of GLAM staff: announced 28 Sermons:
    Jan: p214; withdrawn 18 Feb: p276 Hilary term: announced 10 Dec: p171; carried 14 Jan: p194;
    Space allocations: approved 21 Jan: p206
    within 23–38 Hythe Bridge Street to the Finance Division: Trinity term: announced 18 Feb: p278; carried 4 Mar: p295;
    announced 22 Jul: p523 approved 11 Mar: p302
    within 23–38 Hythe Bridge Street to the Saïd Business School: Vice-Chancellor, Oration by:
    announced 22 Jul: p523 2020: announced 24 Sep: p4; reported 8 Oct: p36; text
    within the Alden Press Annexe to the Gardens, Libraries and (Supplement) 15 Oct: p47
    Museums Division: announced 23 Jul 2020: p500; approved 2021: announced 22 Jul: p521
    15 Oct: p56

    Register of Congregation
    within the Biochemistry Building to the Medical Sciences
    Division and the MPLS Division: announced 27 May: p434;
    carried 10 Jun: p460
    within Dartington House to IT Services: announced 18 Feb: Revised Register of Congregation 2021
    p276; carried 4 Mar: p295; approved 11 Mar: p302
    As at 5 Feb: p241
    within Holywell House to the Department of Engineering
    Science: announced 22 Jul: p522 Weekly updates
    within IMS-Tetsuya Nakamura Building to Medical Sciences
    24 Sep: p3 8 Oct: p36 15 Oct: p56
    Division: announced 22 Jul: p521
    22 Oct: p70 29 Oct: p83 5 Nov: p96
    within Radiobiology Research Institute to Department of
    12 Nov: p114 19 Nov: p138 26 Nov: p147
    Oncology: announced 22 Jul: p522
    3 Dec: p158 10 Dec: p170
    within SERS Building to the Bodleian Libraries: announced 23
    Jul 2020: p500; approved 15 Oct: p56 14 Jan: p194 21 Jan: p206 28 Jan: p214
    within St Cross Building to the Faculty of Law: announced 25 4 Feb: p225 11 Feb: p234 25 Feb: p286
    Jun 2020: p407; approved 15 Oct: p56 4 Mar: p294 11 Mar: p302 18 Mar: p310
    25 Mar: p338
    Legislative Proposals
    22 Apr: p357 29 Apr: p374 6 May: p386
    Conduct of business in Congregation: announced 19 Dec: p190;
    20 May: p412 27 May: p430 3 Jun: p448
    carried 14 Jan: p194; approved 21 Jan: p206
    10 Jun: p460 17 Jun: p472 1 Jul: p488
    Continuing Education Board, replacement with Continuing
    8 Jul: p490 22 Jul: p511
    Education Management Board: announced 27 May: p430;
    carried 10 Jun: p460; correction under slip rule 24 Jun: p480
    Degree of Master of Biomedical Sciences, establishment:
    announced 27 May: p433; carried 10 Jun: p460
    Degrees by Resolution
    Ellerton Theological Essay Prizes, amendments: announced 27 24 Sep: p4 8 Oct: p36 22 Oct: p70
    May: p433; carried 10 Jun: p460 12 Nov: p114 19 Nov: p138 3 Dec: p158
    Montague Burton Professor of International Relations, updated
    16 Jan: p194 21 Jan: p206 11 Feb: p234
    duties: announced 24 Jun: p489, 1 Jul
    4 Mar: p295 25 Mar: p338
    Department of Plant Sciences and Department of Zoology,
    merging into Department of Biology: announced 27 May: p431; 22 Apr: p357 20 May: p412 1 Jul: p489
    carried 10 Jun: p460 8 Jul: p500
    Rhodes Professor of Race Relations, renaming to Professorship

    Elections
    of African Studies: announced 18 Feb: p277; carried 4 Mar: p295;
    approved 11 Mar: p302; correction under slip rule 25 Mar: p338

    Other Congregation business


    Council
    Clerks of the Market, admission: announced 1 Oct: p11; admitted
    Member of Congregation from the Divisions of Humanities and
    8 Oct: p36
    Social Sciences:
    Proctors and Assessor, admission: announced 11 Feb: p235;
    MT: vacancy announced: p39; nomination: p100; uncontested
    arrangements updated 4 Mar: p295; admitted 18 Mar: p310
    election: p120
    University of Oxford Gazette iii

    TT: vacancy announced: p361; nomination: p389; uncontested Medical Sciences Divisional Board:
    election: p419 MT: vacancy announced: p41; vacancy lapsed: p123
    Member of Congregation from the Divisions of Mathematical, TT: vacancies announced: p363; uncontested election: p421;
    Physical & Life Sciences and Medical Sciences: lapsed vacancies: p423
    MT: vacancy announced: p39; nomination: p87; uncontested Social Sciences Divisional Board:
    election: p120 MT: vacancies announced: p41; vacancies lapsed: p123
    TT: vacancy announced: p361; nominations: p414; contested TT: vacancies announced: p364; uncontested election: p421
    election: p414; result: p472
    Faculty Boards
    Member of Congregation in a non-divisional capacity:
    MT: vacancy announced: p39; nominations: p100; candidate Board of the Department for Continuing Education: vacancies
    statements: p119; result: p158 announced: p198; uncontested election: p238; vacancy lapsed:
    TT: vacancy announced: p361; nominations: p416; contested p238
    election: p416; result: p472 Board of the Faculty of Classics: vacancies announced: p364;
    uncontested election: p421; lapsed vacancies: p423
    Committees reporting to Council
    Board of the Faculty of English Language & Literature:
    Audit & Scrutiny Committee: vacancies announced: p40; MT: vacancies announced: p41; nominations: p90;
    vacancies lapsed: p123 uncontested elections: p121
    Buildings & Estates Subcommittee: TT: vacancies announced: p364; uncontested election: p421
    MT: vacancy announced: p40; vacancy lapsed: p123 Board of the Faculty of History:
    TT: vacancies announced: p362; nomination: p404; contested MT: vacancies announced: p41; nominations: p90;
    election: p418; result: p472 uncontested elections: p121
    Committee for the Nomination of Select Preachers: vacancies HT: vacancies announced: p198; vacancies lapsed: p238
    announced: p40; vacancies lapsed: p123 TT: vacancies announced: p364; uncontested election: p421
    Curators of the University Libraries: Board of the Faculty of Law: vacancies announced: p41;
    MT: vacancy announced: p40; nomination: p101; uncontested nominations: p106; uncontested elections: p121
    election: p120 Board of the Faculty of Linguistics, Philology & Phonetics:
    TT: vacancies announced: p362; uncontested election: p419 vacancies announced: p41; nominations: p91; additional
    Curators of the University Parks: vacancy announced: p40; nominations: p105; uncontested elections: p121; vacancy
    nomination published: p101; uncontested election: p120 lapsed: p123
    Nominating Committee for the Vice-Chancellorship: vacancies Board of the Faculty of Music: vacancies announced: p365;
    announced: p362; nominations: p390; additional nomination: lapsed vacancies: p423
    p403; contested election: p416; result: p472 Board of the Faculty of Oriental Studies:
    Nominations Committee: vacancies announced: p40; MT: vacancies announced: p41; nominations: p105; contested
    nomination: p101; uncontested election: p120; vacancies election: p120; result: p158
    lapsed: p123 TT: vacancies announced: p365; lapsed vacancies: p423
    Pool for Constituting Panels under Statute XII: Board of the Faculty of Philosophy: vacancies announced: p41;
    MT: vacancies announced: p40; nominations: p88; additional nominations: p105; uncontested elections: p121
    nominations: p101; uncontested elections: p121; vacancies Board of the Faculty of Theology & Religion:
    lapsed: p123 MT: vacancies announced: p41; nominations: p105;
    TT: vacancies announced: p362; uncontested election: 419; uncontested elections: p121
    lapsed vacancy: p423 TT: vacancies announced: p365; uncontested election: p421
    Socially Responsible Investment Review Committee: vacancy

    General Notices
    announced: p41; nomination: p103; uncontested election: p121

    Other committees
    Advancing Teaching and Learning course: p279
    Delegacy for Nomination of Candidates for Ecclesiastical
    Botanic Garden's 400th anniversary: p515
    Benefices: vacancies announced: p363; uncontested election:
    Brexit update from the Registrar: p159
    p420; lapsed vacancy: p423
    Clinical Embryology MSc (research dissertation date): p12
    Ethical Investments Representations Review Subcommittee:
    Clubs Committee Annual Report 2019–20: p226
    vacancies announced: p198; uncontested election: p238;
    COVID-19 announcements:
    vacancy lapsed: p238
    expecting phasing out of the University’s COVID-19 crisis
    Panel for Constituting the Visitatorial Board under Statute XII
    management framework: p401
    Part C:
    results of phase III vaccine trial: p148
    MT: vacancies announced: p41; vacancies lapsed: p123
    testing statistics (weekly publication of data): p37
    TT: vacancies announced: p363; lapsed vacancy: p423
    Digital Education Strategy review: p515
    Divisional Boards Encaenia:
    Garden Party (cancelled for 2021): p401
    Mathematical, Physical & Life Sciences Divisional Board:
    ceremony 2020 (postponed to 22 September 2021): p413
    MT: vacancies announced: p41; nominations: p89; additional
    Environmental Sustainability Strategy consultation:
    nominations: p100; uncontested elections: p121
    draft strategy and survey: p84
    TT: vacancies announced: p363; nomination: p405;
    open forum: p296
    uncontested election: p420; lapsed vacancies: p423
    Focus on People programme: p97
    iv

    Gazette publication arrangements: p5 Headship of the Department of Zoology (E-J Milner Gulland from
    print production ended: p195 1 October 2021; Timothy Coulson from 1 October 2022): p461
    subscription arrangements 2021/22: p515
    Statutory Professorships
    Integrated Immunology MSc (dissertation submission deadline):
    p515 Harold Vyvyan Harmsworth Visiting Professorship of American
    International Strategy Office (change of name): p279 History (Patrick Griffin): p436
    Multifactor authentication for SSO accounts: Richard Blackwell Pharsalia Professorship of Colorectal Surgery
    announcement: p57 (Simon Buczacki): p12
    for retirees: p296 Rouse Ball Professorship of Mathematics (Luis Fernando Alday):
    Neuroscience MSc: p115
    approval and submission deadlines: p159 Professorship of Modern History (Patricia Clavin): p492 (8 Jul)
    examination dates 2020/21: p12 Professorship of Molecular and Population Genetics (Simon
    examination dates 2021/22: p480 Leedham): p38
    OUP Annual Report: p515 Professorship of Materials Modelling (Saiful Islam): p358
    Racial Equality Task Force (launch and Open Forum event): p115 WA Handley Professorship of Psychiatry (John Richard Geddes):
    Recognition of Distinction exercise 2021 (applications invited): p215
    p310 Hillary Rodham Clinton Chair of Women's History (Brenda
    Redundancy Panel (compulsory redundancy announced): p401 Stevenson): p38
    Safety Office (update on international travel under COVID-19 Hope Professor of Zoology (Entomology) (Geraldine Wright): p491
    restrictions): p215 (1 Jul)
    Staff Employment Review Panels and University Appeal Panels
    Other appointments
    (report): p159
    University Bulletin (renamed/revamped Blueprint Bulletin): p57 HUMANITIES
    University Calendar: 5 Nov: p97 21 Jan: p207
    publication delayed: p12
    MATHEMATICAL, PHYSICAL & LIFE SCIENCES
    publication of online version: p138
    1 Oct: p12 21 Jan: p208 22 Apr: p358
    University Preachers:
    3 Jun: p449 10 Jun: p461 17 Jun: p473
    HT: p195
    22 Jul: p515
    TT: p358
    OSPS: University of Oxford Staff Pension Scheme (vacancies for MEDICAL SCIENCES
    Trustee Directors): p375 11 Mar: p303 22 Apr: p358 6 May: p387
    USS: 10 Jun: p461
    survey (sustainable investment): p97
    SOCIAL SCIENCES
    Technical Consultation (University's draft response): p71
    1 Oct: p12 5 Nov: p97 22 Apr: p358
    Vice-Chancellor’s Open Forum
    14 Sep (transcript available): p12 Visiting Professors
    4 Nov (register to attend): p71
    HUMANITIES
    28 Apr (register to attend): p358
    11 Feb: p236

    Consultative Notices
    MATHEMATICAL, PHYSICAL & LIFE SCIENCES
    1 Oct: p12 29 Oct: p84 21 Jan: p208
    28 Jan: p215 18 Feb: p279 4 Mar: p296
    Employer-justified retirement age (EJRA) review: p490
    18 Mar: p311 22 Apr: p359 13 May: p401
    Exeter College (revised statutes): p235
    27 May: p435 3 Jun: p449 17 Jun: p473
    Honorary Degrees and Degrees by Diploma (call for nominations):
    24 Jun: p481 1 Jul: p491
    p490
    Payments for those with a contractual duty to examine and MEDICAL SCIENCES
    supervise: 29 Oct: p85 26 Nov: p148 14 Jan: p195
    announced: p195 21 Jan: p208 22 Apr: p359 6 May: p387
    postponed: p215 22 Jul: p515
    SOCIAL SCIENCES

    Personnel notices 1 Oct: p12


    Recognition of Distinction
    Senior appointments
    Divisional Committee membership (2021 exercise): p516
    Academic Champion for Women in Entrepreneurship (Kylie
    Electoral Boards
    Vincent): p413
    Headship of the Department of Materials (Angus Wilkinson/Hazel Abdulaziz Saud AlBabtain Laudian Professorship of Arabic: p387
    Assender): p461 Alexander Mosley Professorship of Biophysics: p58
    Headship of the Department of Plant Sciences (Mark Fricker): p461 EP Abraham Professorship of Chemical Pathology: p492 (8 Jul)
    Headship of the Social Sciences Division (Timothy J Power): p491 Robert Turner Professorship of Diabetic Medicine: p196
    (1 Jul) Richard Peto Professorship of Epidemiology (Jan: p215) (May: p387)
    Headship of the Subdepartment of Theoretical Physics (& the Schwarz–Taylor Professorship of the German Language and
    Rudolf Peierls Centre) (Julia Yeomans): p207 Literature: p413
    v

    BT Professor of Major Programme Management: p473 Gibbs Prizes: p478


    Professorship of Materials Modelling: p196 Gotch Memorial Prize: p19
    Professorship of Modern History: p473 Hanseatic and Theodor Heuss Scholarships for study in Germany: p176
    Rouse Ball Professorship of Mathematics: p58 Hester Cordelia Parsons Fund: p110
    Michael Davys Professorship of Neuroscience: p14 History of Art Committee: Laurence Binyon Prize: p425
    Brownlee–Abraham Professorship of Molecular Biology: p492 Lee Placito Medical Fund: p110
    (8 Jul) Lockey Committee: Lockey Bequest: p110
    Barclay-Williams Professorship of Molecular Immunology: p492 Oxford Travel Abroad Bursaries and Santander Academic Travel
    (8 Jul) Awards (Michaelmas term: p94) (Trinity term: p370)
    WA Handley Professorship of Psychiatry: p71 Oxford Martin School: Managing Future Shocks: p496 (8 Jul)
    Professorship of Surgical Sciences: p14 Peterhouse, Cambridge: Graduate Studentships 2021: p176
    Philippe Wiener–Maurice Anspach Foundation: p126
    Selection Committees
    Queen Elizabeth Scholarship 2021–22: p203
    Peter Moores Dean of the Saïd Business School: p38 St Catherine’s: graduate scholarships: p232
    Head of the Humanities Division: p516 St John’s College, Cambridge: research scholarships: p66
    Head of the Social Sciences Division: p303 St John’s College, Cambridge: Harper-Wood Creative Writing and
    Travel Award for English Poetry and Literature: p300

    Student-related notices
    Scatcherd Scholarships: p203
    Social Sciences Board: Dasturzada Dr Jal Pavry Memorial Prize: p445
    Social Sciences Board: Bapsybanoo Marioness of Winchester Prize:
    Supplications for higher degrees* p445

    DLITT
    1 Oct: p15 29 Apr: p375
    College-related notices
    Prizes awarded to graduate students*
    Obituaries
    Chancellor’s English Essay Prize (English Language & Literature):
    p38 CHRIST CHURCH
    Eldon Law Scholarship (Law): p226 26 Nov: p150 10 Dec: p173 22 Apr: p360
    Gaisford Prizes (Classics): p148; p473 22 Jul: p520
    Gilbert Ryle Prize (Philosophy): p516
    EXETER
    Gotch Memorial Prize (Physiology, Anatomy & Genetics): p287
    1 Oct: p16 8 Oct: p39 14 Jan: p197
    International Development prizes: p517
    11 Feb: p237 22 Apr: p360 20 May: p414
    Jane Willis Kirkaldy Senior Prize: p359
    17 Jun: p474
    Laurence Binyon Prize (History of Art): p516
    Lord Alfred Douglas Memorial Prize (English Language & LINCOLN
    Literature): p38 15 Oct: p59 22 Apr: p361
    Peter Beaconsfield Prize (Physiological Sciences): p516
    MERTON
    Sir Roger Newdigate Prize (English Language & Literature): p38
    5 Nov: p99 12 Nov: p118 19 Nov: p140
    Shelley-Mills Prize (English Language & Literature): p38
    26 Nov: p150 3 Dec: p160 14 Jan: p197
    Stutchbury Scholarship (Pharmacology): p58
    28 Jan: p217 4 Feb: p228 11 Mar: p305
    Prizes, grants and funding offered 18 Mar: p312 22 Apr: p361 6 May: p389
    10 Jun: p463 17 Jun: p474 24 Jun: p482
    Asian Studies Centre, St Antony’s: Wai Seng Senior Research
    Scholar in Asia-Pacific Studies: p203 ORIEL
    Australian National University Exchange: p203 14 Jan: p198
    Bodleian Libraries, Colin Franklin Prize for Book Collecting: p203
    ST HILDA'S
    Charterhouse Bursaries: p203
    1 Oct: p16 29 Oct: p86 10 Dec: p173
    Chinese Government Scholarships: p283
    28 Jan: p217 25 Feb: p288 29 Apr: p376
    Christ Church: Tower Poetry competition: p19
    27 May: p437 17 Jun: p474 22 Jul: p520
    Europeaum: Oxford–Helsinki Study Bursary: p445
    Europeaum: Oxford–Prague Study Bursary: p445 ST HUGH'S
    Faculty of English Language & Literature: Matthew Arnold Prize: 1 Oct: p16 8 Oct: p39 29 Oct: p86
    p45 12 Nov: p118 19 Nov: p140 10 Dec: p173
    Faculty of English Language & Literature: Chancellor's English 14 Jan: p198 28 Jan: p217 11 Feb: p237
    Essay Prize: p45 25 Feb: p288 11 Mar: p305 18 Mar: p312
    Faculty of English Language & Literature: Lord Alfred Douglas 22 Apr: p361 6 May: p389 20 May: p414
    Memorial Prize: p45 27 May: p437 17 Jun: p474 22 Jul: p520
    Faculty of English Language & Literature: Sir Roger Newdigate
    TRINITY
    Prize: p45
    1 Oct: p16 10 Dec: p174 22 Apr: p361
    Faculty of English Language & Literature: Shelley-Mills Prize: p45
    1 Jul: p493
    Faculty of English Language & Literature: Jon Stallworthy Poetry
    Prize: p45 WORCESTER
    Faculty of Philosophy: Oxford Uehiro Prize in Practical Ethics: p94 1 Oct: p16 11 Feb: p237
    vi

    Elections Continuing Education Board/Mathematical: Physical and


    Life Sciences Board
    Election of Assessor (notice of meeting, p237) (results, p520)
    Election of Proctors (notice of meeting, p237) (results, p520) All taught programmes: 22 Jul
    Jesus (8 Oct, p39)
    Continuing Education Board/Medical Sciences Division
    St Hilda's (election of Principal, p305)
    All taught programmes: 22 Jul
    Memorial events
    MSc in Surgical Science & Practice: 24 Sep; 8 Jul
    Queen's (Peter M Neumann: 14 Jan, p197) MSc in Translational Health Sciences: full-time: 22 Jul;
    part-time: 22 Jul

    Examination Regulations
    PGDip in Surgical Science and Practice: 24 Sep; 8 Jul
    Postgraduate Programme in Evidence-based Healthcare: 26 Nov;
    27 May
    Planning and Resource Allocation Committee
    Humanities Board
    Regulations on Financial Matters: 22 Jul (i); 22 Jul (ii); 22 Jul (iii)
    All taught programmes: 22 Jul
    Education Committee BPhil: 22 Jul
    FHS of Classics and Modern Languages: 1 Oct; 22 Jul
    General Regulations for the Degree of BPhil/MPhil: 22 Jul
    FHS of Classics and Oriental Studies: 22 Apr
    General Regulations for the Degree of DPhil: 1 Oct
    FHS of English and Modern Languages: 22 Jul
    General Regulations for the Degree of MLitt: 1 Oct
    FHS of European and Middle Eastern Languages: 1 Oct; 22 Jul
    General Regulations for the Degree of MSc by Coursework:
    FHS of Fine Art: 24 Sep
    10 Jun; 22 Jul (i); 22 Jul (ii)
    FHS of History of Art: 24 Sep; 21 Jan
    General Regulations for the Degree of MSc by Research: 1 Oct
    FHS of History and Modern Languages: 1 Oct; 22 Jul
    General Regulations for the Degree of MSt: 22 Jul
    FHS of Modern Languages: 1 Oct (i); 1 Oct (ii); 22 Jul
    General Regulations governing Research Degrees: 1 Oct
    FHS of Modern Languages and Linguistics: 1 Oct
    Regulations for the Conduct of University Examinations:
    FHS of Music: 1 Oct; 21 Jan; 22 Jul
    Part 11 – Religious Festivals and Holidays Coinciding with
    FHS of Oriental Studies: 24 Sep; 1 Oct (corrigendum); 14 Jan;
    Examinations: 22 Jul
    28 Jan; 22 Jul
    Part 12 – Candidates with Special Examination Needs: 22 Jul
    FHS of Philosophy and Modern Languages: 1 Oct; 22 Jul
    Part 14 – Late Submission: Non-submission, Non-appearance
    MFA:24 Sep; 24 Jun
    and Withdrawal from Examinations: 8 Oct; 26 Nov; 25 Feb
    Moderations in Classics: 14 Jan
    Regulations concerning the status of graduate taught students:
    MPhil in Economic and Social History: 22 Jul
    15 Oct
    MPhil in English Studies (Medieval Period): 24 Sep; 27 May
    Research Degrees in the Medical Sciences Division: 8 Jul; 22 Jul
    MPhil in Greek and/or Roman History: 22 Jul
    Continuing Education Board MPhil in History: 22 Jul
    MPhil in Linguistics: Philology and Phonetics: 28 Jan; 22 Jul
    All taught programmes: 22 Jul
    MPhil in Music: 1 Oct
    BTh: 22 Jul
    MPhil in Oriental Studies: 24 Sep; 4 Mar; 25 Mar; 22 Jul (i); 22 Jul (ii)
    Certificate in Theological Studies: 22 Jul
    MPhil in Slavonic Studies: 25 Feb
    Diploma in English Social & Local History: 1 Jul
    MPhil in Theology: 22 Apr
    Diploma in Theological Studies: 22 Jul
    MSc in Economic and Social History: 22 Jul
    MSc in Cognitive Behavioural Therapy: 24 Jun
    MSt in Greek and/or Roman History: 22 Jul
    MSt in Creative Writing: 24 Jun
    MSt in History: full-time: 22 Jul; part-time: 22 Jul
    MSt in Diplomatic Studies: 24 Jun
    MSt in History of Art and Visual Culture: 22 Jul
    MSt in History of Design: 22 Oct
    MSt in Islamic Art and Archaeology: 24 Sep
    MSt in Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy: 24 Jun
    MSt in Linguistics: Philology and Phonetics (Research
    MSt in Historical Studies: 24 Jun
    Preparation): 22 Jul
    MSt in Psychodynamic Practice: 24 Jun
    MSt in Music: 1 Oct
    PGCert in Cognitive Behavioural Studies: 6 May
    MSt in Oriental Studies: 24 Sep; 22 Jul
    PGCert in Cognitive Behavioural Therapy: 6 May
    MSt in Philosophy: 22 Jul
    PGCert in Enhanced Cognitive Behavioural Therapy: 6 May;
    MTh in Applied Theology/PGDip in Applied Theology: 4 Mar
    17 Jun
    Prelims in Fine Art: 24 Sep
    PGCert in Surgical Science & Practice (with Medical Sciences
    Prelims in History of Art: 29 Oct
    Board): 24 Sep
    Prelims in History and Economics: 24 Sep
    PGCert in Teaching & Learning in Higher Education: 21 Jan
    Prelims in Modern Languages: 24 Sep; 22 Jul
    PGDip in Cognitive Behavioural Therapy: 6 May; 17 Jun
    Prelims in Music 1 Oct; 12 Nov; 22 Jul
    PGDip in History of Design: 22 Oct
    Prelims in Oriental Studies: 24 Sep; 21 Jan; 22 Jul
    Continuing Education Board/Humanities Board Prelims in Religion and Oriental Studies: 22 Jul
    Research Degrees in English Language and Literature: 25 Feb
    MSt in Practical Ethics: 22 Jul
    PGCert in Practical Ethics: 26 Nov; 18 Jun
    vii

    Humanities Board/Mathematical, Physical & Life Sciences Social Sciences Board


    Board
    All taught programmes: 22 Jul
    FHS of Computer Science & Philosophy: 22 Jul BCL/MJur: 24 Sep
    EMBA: 24 Sep; 12 Nov
    Humanities Board/Medical Sciences Board
    FHS of Archaeology & Anthropology: 24 Sep; 22 Jul
    FHS of Psychology, Philosophy & Linguistics: 22 Jul FHS of Economics & Management: 24 Jun; 22 Jul
    FHS of Human Sciences: 24 Sep
    Humanities Board/Social Sciences Board
    FHS of Philosophy, Politics & Economics: 29 Oct; 27 May; 1 Jul
    All taught programmes: 22 Jul General Regulations for the Degree of BPhil or MPhil: 12 Nov
    General Regulations for the Degree of MSc by coursework: 12 Nov
    Mathematical, Physical & Life Sciences Board
    Honour Mods in Archaeology and Anthropology: 22 Jul
    All taught programmes: 22 Jul MBA: 24 Sep; 22 Jul
    FHS in Biological Sciences: 11 Mar MPhil in Comparative Social Policy: 24 Sep; 22 Jul
    FHS of Engineering Science: 12 Nov MPhil in Economics: 12 Nov; 22 Jul
    FHS of Materials Science: 24 Sep (i); 24 Sep (ii); 24 Sep (iii) MPhil in Evidence-Based Social Intervention & Policy Evaluation:
    FHS of Mathematical & Theoretical Physics: 12 Nov 22 Jul
    FHS of Mathematics & Statistics: 12 Nov MPhil in Global & Area Studies: 12 Nov
    MBiol: 25 Feb; 11 Mar MPhil in International Relations: 24 Sep
    MSc in Mathematical & Computational Finance: 12 Nov MPhil in Modern South Asian Studies: 24 Sep
    MSc in Mathematical & Theoretical Physics: 12 Nov MPhil in Politics (Comparative Government, Political Theory,
    MSc in Mathematical Modelling and Scientific Computing: European Politics & Society): 24 Sep
    12 Nov MPhil in Russian & East European Studies: 3 Dec
    MSc in Mathematical Sciences: 12 Nov MSc in Applied Linguistics for Language Teaching (part-time):
    MSc in Mathematics & the Foundations of Computer Science: 12 10 Jun
    Nov MSc in Applied Linguistics & Second Language Acquisition:
    10 Jun
    Medical Sciences Board
    MSc in Archaeology: 5 Nov; 22 Jul
    All taught programmes: 22 Jul MSc in Comparative Social Policy: 24 Jun
    Clinical Medicine (Second BM): 24 Sep; 17 Jun MSc in Criminology & Criminal Justice: full-time: 24 Sep; part-
    DClinPsych: 14 Jan time: 24 Sep
    Degrees in Medicine and Surgery: 22 Jul MSc in Economics for Development: 17 Jun
    FHS of Cell and Systems Biology: 17 Jun MSc in Education: 12 Nov; 10 Jun
    FHS of Experimental Psychology: 29 Oct (i); 29 Oct (ii); 22 Apr MSc in Educational Assessment: 24 Sep
    FHS of Medical Sciences: 17 Jun MSc in Evidence-Based Social Intervention & Policy Evaluation:
    FHS of Molecular and Cellular Biochemistry: 24 Sep; 8 Jul 22 Jul
    FHS of Neuroscience: 17 Jun MSc in Financial Economics: 24 Jun; 22 Jul
    FHS of Molecular and Cellular Biochemistry: 24 Sep; 8 Jul MSc in Global Governance & Diplomacy: 24 Sep
    FHS of Psychology: Philosophy and Linguistics: 22 Apr MSc in Law & Finance: 24 Sep
    General Regulations for the Degree of MSc by Coursework: MSc in Learning & Teaching: 12 Nov; 3 Dec
    24 Sep MSc in Major Programme Management: 27 May
    Graduate-entry Medicine: 24 Sep; 17 Jun MSc in Medical Education (part-time): 12 Nov
    Medical Sciences Doctoral Training Centre: 24 Sep; 17 Jun MSc in Migration Studies: 24 Sep
    MSc in Clinical & Therapeutic Neuroscience: 24 Sep MSc in Modern South Asian Studies: 24 Sep
    MSc in Clinical Trials: 24 Sep; 3 Dec MSc in Political Theory Research: 24 Sep
    MSc in Global Health Science & Epidemiology: 24 Sep; 22 Jul MSc in Politics Research: 24 Sep
    MSc in Integrated Immunology: 24 Sep MSc in Refugee & Forced Migration Studies: 24 Sep; 24 Jun
    MSc in International Health & Tropical Medicine 24 Sep; MSc in Russian & East European Studies: 3 Dec
    10 Jun; 22 Jul MSc in Social Science of the Internet: full-time: 1 Jul; part-time: 1 Jul
    MSc in Musculoskeletal Sciences: 10 Jun MSc in Sustainability: Enterprise & the Environment: 12 Nov
    MSc in Neuroscience: 24 Sep MSc in Taxation: 27 May
    MSc in Precision Cancer Medicine: 24 Sep; 12 Nov; 10 Jun PGDip in AI for Business (part-time): 12 Nov; 13 May
    MSc in Psychological Research: 10 Jun PGDip in Financial Strategy (part-time): 12 Nov
    MSc in Radiation Biology: 10 Jun PGDip in Global Business (part-time): 12 Nov
    PGCert in Statistics and Epidemiology: 24 Sep PGDip in Learning & Teaching (part-time): 12 Nov
    Pre-Clinical Medicine (First BM parts I and II): 24 Sep PGDip in Organisational Leadership (part-time): 12 Nov; 17 Jun
    Prelims in Graduate-Entry Medicine: 24 Sep PGDip in Strategy & Innovation (part-time): 12 Nov; 13 May
    Prelims in Molecular & Cellular Biochemistry: 24 Sep Prelims in Human Sciences: 22 Jul
    Prelims in Psychology, Philosophy & Linguistics: 22 Apr Prelims in Philosophy, Politics & Economics: 1 Jul
    PGCert in Statistics & Epidemiology: 24 Sep Research Degrees in Education: 4 Mar
    Research Degrees in Mathematical Sciences (Computer Science, Research Degrees in Oxford Internet Institute: 26 Nov
    Mathematics and Statistics): 25 Feb Research Degrees in Politics & International Relations: 24 Sep; 24
    Jun
    Research Degrees in the Saïd Business School: 24 Jun
    Supplement Date Title Page range
    number
    (1) to No 5287 7 Oct 2020 Lectures and seminars, Michaelmas term 2020 22–34

    (1) to No 5288 14 Oct 2020 Vice-Chancellor's Oration 2020 47–54

    (1) to No 5293 18 Nov 2020 Draft Environmental Sustainability Strategy 127–136

    (1) to No 5297 13 Jan 2021 Lectures and seminars, Hilary term 2021 177–192

    (1) to No 5302 17 Feb 2021 Revised Register of Congregation 2021 241–266

    (2) to No 5302 17 Feb 2021 Committee on Animal Care and Ethical Review 267–272

    (1) to No 5307 24 Mar 2021 Oration by the demitting Proctors and Assessor 2021 317–320

    (2) to No 5307 24 Mar 2021 Environmental Sustainability Strategy 321–332

    (1) to No 5308 21 Apr 2021 Lectures and seminars, Trinity term 2021 341–352

    (1) to No 5320 21 Jul 2021 Final Honour Schools, Bachelor of Fine Art and Bachelor of Theology, 497–508
    2020

    Michaelmas term 2020 Hilary term 2021 Trinity term 2021


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    24 Sep: 5286 1–8 14 Jan: 5298 193–204 22 Apr: 5309 353–372


    1 Oct: 5287 9–20 21 Jan: 5299 205–212 29 Apr: 5310 373–384

    8 Oct: 5288 35–46 28 Jan: 5300 213–220 6 May: 5311 385–396


    15 Oct: 5289 55–66 4 Feb: 5301 221–232 13 May: 5312 397–410

    22 Oct: 5290 67–78 11 Feb: 5302 233–240 20 May: 5313 411–426


    29 Oct: 5291 81–94 18 Feb: 5303 273–284 27 May: 5314 427–446

    5 Nov: 5292 95–110 25 Feb: 5304 285–292 3 Jun: 5315 447–458


    12 Nov: 5293 111–126 4 Mar: 5305 293–300 10 Jun: 5316 459–470

    19 Nov: 5294 138–144 11 Mar: 5306 301–308 17 Jun: 5317 471–478


    26 Nov: 5295 145–156 18 Mar: 5307 309–316 24 Jun: 5318 479–486

    3 Dec: 5296 157–164 25 Mar: 5308 333–340 1 Jul: 5319* 487–488


    10 Dec: 5297 165–176 8 Jul: 5320* 489–496

    22 Jul: 5321* 509–524

    * A problem with pagination arose during the 1 Jul issue, and pp487–496 were duplicated: pp487–8 appeared twice in the 1 Jul
    issue, and pp489–96 appeared in both 1 and 8 Jul issues.
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    T H U RS DAY 2 4 S E P T E M B E R 2 0 2 0 • N O 5 2 8 6 • VO L 1 5 1

    Council and Main Notices 5


    Committees 2
    General Notices:
    Council of the University: Gazette publication arrangements
    Changes to Regulations:
    Disciplinary Investigations by the
    Proctors Examinations and Boards 6

    Council of the University: Changes to Examination Regulations:


    Procedures for claims for the Return of Continuing Education Board/Medical
    Cultural Objects Sciences Board
    Humanities Board
    Congregation 10 March: Mathematical, Physical and Life
    Resolution for Phasing-out of the Sciences Board
    Graduate Application Fee Medical Sciences Board
    Social Sciences Board
    Council of the University:
    Register of Congregation

    Congregation 4

    Congregation 28 September:
    Degree by Resolution

    Congregation 6 October:
    Oration by the Vice-Chancellor

    Congregation 13 October:
    (1) Voting on a Resolution authorising
    the allocation of space within the
    St Cross Building to the Faculty of
    Law
    (2) Voting on a Resolution authorising
    the allocation of space within the
    Alden Press Annexe to the Gardens,
    Libraries and Museums Division
    (3) Voting on a Resolution authorising
    the allocation of space within
    the SERS Building to the Bodleian
    Libraries
    (4) Questions under Part 5 of
    Congregation Regulations 2 of 2002
    (5) Voting on Suspension to
    Congregation Regulations 3 of
    2002: Religious Services and
    Sermons
    2 University of Oxford Gazette • 24 September 2020

    Council and Main Committees

    Council of the University ‘EXERCISE OF SUMMARY JURISDICTION (2) the student shall be entitled to be
    UNDER SECTION 31 accompanied or represented (in writing
    Changes to Regulations or in person) or supported by a member
    14. In any case in which the Proctors
    of Congregation;
    Council has made the following changes in consider that it may be appropriate to
    regulations, to come into efect on exercise their powers under section 31, they (3) the student may apply for an
    9 October. shall send a notice to the student: adjournment of when the matter will
    be considered the hearing, which the
    Disciplinary Investigations by the (1) informing the student him or her of
    Proctors may grant if they consider it
    Proctors the alleged breach against them him
    reasonable to do so;
    or her, identifying by reference to the
    Explanatory Note
    relevant provision in Statute XI the act (4) the Proctors may proceed with
    The following changes, made on the or omission alleged to constitute the considering the matter a hearing in the
    recommendation of the Proctors, remove breach; absence of a response from the student
    any reference to a hearing needing to except where they consider that the his
    (2) giving full particulars of the alleged
    be face-to-face and enable summary or her absence of a response is due to
    breach or breaches, including the date
    determination by the Proctors to occur circumstances beyond the student’s his
    or dates or approximate date or dates on
    remotely. Such an alteration in process or her control;
    which or between which each breach is
    would expand the Proctors’ ability to
    alleged to have been committed and the (5) the student will be provided with
    manage low-level student misconduct
    place at which the breach is alleged to Clerk to the Proctors shall read out the
    matters through an online meeting
    have taken place; details of the alleged breach;
    or email correspondence, alongside
    the current provision of face-to-face (3) explaining to the student him or her (6) the Proctors shall ask the student
    hearings. No changes are proposed to the the powers of the Proctors under section to confrm whether they he or she
    timeframe within which a hearing should 31, including the penalties available, and understands the breach they are he or
    be concluded, nor how a student can be the right of appeal; she is alleged to have committed;
    supported through the process, nor what
    (4) explaining to the student him or her (7) if the student confrms that they he or
    information would need to be exchanged,
    the alternative procedures of referral she understands the breach that they are
    nor how the Proctors’ decision would be
    to the Student Disciplinary Panel, the he or she is alleged to have committed,
    communicated. A greater fexibility in
    penalties available, and the rights of the Proctors or a person appointed by
    being able to hold hearings in diferent
    appeal; them shall provide a brief summary of
    formats will ensure that multiple cases
    the case and ask the student to confrm
    can be processed at the same time, while (5) asking the student whether they he or
    whether they he or she accepts that they
    also ensuring that students receive due she wishes the matter to be dealt with by
    have he or she has committed the breach;
    process. In addition, greater fexibility as to the Proctors under section 31 instead of
    how a hearing can be held will enable the being referred to the Student Disciplinary (8) if the student accepts that they have
    Proctors to conduct hearings with students Panel; he or she has committed the breach,
    who are currently studying remotely. In
    (6) asking the student to reply to the (a) the student he or she shall be
    retaining this fexibility beyond the current
    Proctors in writing within seven days of invited to make a statement in
    pandemic, the Proctors can avoid delays to
    the sending of the letter; mitigation of the breach and may
    the process for students who have returned
    provide call witnesses evidence
    home, or who are studying outside the UK, and the Proctors shall annex to the notice a
    relevant to any fndings and penalty;
    or who are working etc. copy of these regulations unless previously
    provided by the Proctors. (b) if the student provides calls
    The opportunity has also been taken to
    witnesses evidence, the Proctors may
    change to gender-neutral pronouns and 15. Where a student has agreed in writing to
    provide call evidence in reply;
    possessive determiners. the matter being dealt with under section 31,
    the procedure shall be as follows:
    Text of Regulations
    (1) the Proctors shall notify the student
    In Council Regulations 2 of 2006,
    in writing of the date of when the matter
    concerning Disciplinary Investigations by
    will be considered the hearing, giving at
    the Proctors under Statute XI, amend as
    least two clear days’ notice;
    follows (new text underlined, deleted text
    struck through):
    University of Oxford Gazette • 24 September 2020 3

    (9) if the student does not accept that Council of the University Council of the University
    they have he or she has committed the
    breach, Procedures for claims for the Return of Register of Congregation
    Cultural Objects
    (a) the Proctors or a person appointed The Vice-Chancellor reports that the
    by them and the student shall be On 13 July, Council approved the Procedures following names have been added to the
    entitled to provide give evidence for claims for the Return of Cultural Register of Congregation:
    at the hearing, to make an opening Objects from Oxford University Museums
    Baggiolini, C, Department of Materials
    statement speech, to provide call and Libraries. A copy of the procedure
    Dapous, R K, All Souls
    witnesses evidence, and comment is available at: www.glam.ox.ac.uk/
    de Ferra, S, Brasenose
    on others’ evidence;to question any procedures-for-return-of-cultural-objects-
    Dixon, Sir Michael, Green Templeton
    person (including a party) who gives claims.
    Fletcher, T S F, Hertford
    evidence.
    Fullerton, J, St Hilda’s
    Congregation 10 March
    (b) the student will usually be Gilding, B J, New College
    required to put his or her questions Hanson, L, St Hilda’s
    Resolution for Phasing-out of the
    through the Proctors and may be Lee, L, Faculty of Clinical Medicine
    Graduate Application Fee
    required to put them in writing; McGowen, S L, Department of Education
    A debate and a vote on a resolution to phase Masters, J P M, Faculty of Clinical
    (bc) the Proctors shall present their
    out the graduate application fee took place Medicine
    case frst;
    at the Congregation meeting on 10 March. Myring, H, St Hugh’s
    (cd) closing statements may be made, Further details about the meeting, including Nimura, C, Wolfson
    with the student being given the Council’s response, can be found in Gazette O’Brien, C P, Queen’s
    opportunity to comment speak last; No 5269, 5 March 2020, p316. Romei, F, Hertford
    Rose, D G L, Magdalen
    (10) the student shall be asked to The text of the resolution is: ‘To commit
    Spiliotis, I, Faculty of Clinical Medicine
    withdraw while the Proctors will the University to the abolition of the
    consider their fndings and any penalty; graduate application fee in its entirety by Divisional and Faculty Boards
    the Academic Year 2024–25 and to prevent
    (11) the Proctors shall announce their For changes in regulations for examinations
    further fee increases in the meantime’.
    fndings and any penalty; see ‘Changes to Examination Regulations’
    At the meeting the resolution was rejected below.
    (12) where a fne and/or compensation
    (see Gazette No 5271, 19 March 2020, p344
    is to be imposed, it shall be paid within
    for full results).
    seven calendar days to the Clerk to the
    Proctors; A postal vote was called on the resolution
    and the results are as follows: For: 419;
    (13) if the student appeals to the
    Against: 380. The result rejects the outcome
    Student Disciplinary Panel, they he
    of the vote at the Congregation meeting
    or she may apply to the Proctors or to
    on 10 March. The resolution is accordingly
    that Panel under section 49 (1) for an
    carried.
    order suspending or postponing the
    imposition of any penalty imposed by Further information is available on the
    the Proctors; Congregation website at https://governance.
    admin.ox.ac.uk/congregation-meeting-10-
    (14) the Proctors shall be responsible
    march-2020.
    for ensuring that a written record of the
    proceedings is made;
    (15) the Proctors shall send to the student
    a written record of their fndings and any
    penalty imposed and inform the Dean of
    the student’s college of the outcome of
    any penalty imposed.’
    4 University of Oxford Gazette • 24 September 2020

    Congregation

    Congregation 28 September (3) Voting on a Resolution authorising ‘SERMONS TO BE PREACHED


    the allocation of space within the SERS ELSEWHERE THAN IN ST MARY’S
    Degree by Resolution Building to the Bodleian Libraries CHURCH
    For full text of resolution see Gazette No 6.17. Sermons shall be preached before the
    5285, 23 July 2020, p490. University in certain colleges, on certain
    This content has been removed days, namely:
    (4) Questions under Part 5 of
    as it contains personal Congregation Regulations 2 of 2002 (1) in the Cathedral Church of Christ
    information protected under the For full text of questions and Council’s reply
    on the frst Sunday in Advent and on
    Data Protection Act. Whitsunday;
    see Gazette No 5285, 23 July 2020, p490.
    (2) in Magdalen College, on the Sunday in
    (5) Voting on Suspension to
    Full Term nearest St Mark’s Day, and on
    Congregation Regulations 3 of 2002:
    the ninth Sunday of Trinity Term;
    Religious Services and Sermons
    (3) in Oriel College, on the eighth Sunday
    Explanatory Note
    of Hilary Full Term;
    The following part-suspensions of
    (4) in Hertford College, the Macbride
    paragraphs within Part 6 of Congregation
    Sermon (preached in accordance with
    Regulations 3 of 2002, made on the
    Part 34 of the Schedule to the Statutes)
    recommendation of the Committee for the
    on the second Sunday in Hilary Term;
    Congregation noon, 6 October Nomination of Select Preachers, suspend
    the regulations to hold the University (5) in the Cathedral Church of Christ,
    Oration by the Vice-Chancellor Sermons in Michaelmas term 2020 at the when a Court Sermon is required;
    Cathedral, New College and Exeter College.
    The Vice-Chancellor will address the House. (6) in Queen’s College, on Trinity Sunday;
    Certain University Sermons in Michaelmas
    The Oration will be given in the Sheldonian term 2020 will instead be recorded and (7) in rotation, in one of those colleges
    Theatre at noon. Congregation members podcast on the website of the University and societies which have so agreed with
    wishing to attend must register at https://bit. Church of St Mary the Virgin, due to the the Committee for the Nomination of
    ly/3kgnBdc by 3pm, 1 October. Registration Church of England’s recommendation Select Preachers, the Ramsden Sermon
    is mandatory to restrict numbers and for that clergy ‘provide other ways of enabling (preached in accordance with Regulation
    test and trace purposes. You will be refused people to walk with God so as to enable the 6.16 above), on the fourth Sunday of
    entry on the day if you have not registered. people of God and anyone and everyone Michaelmas Full Term;
    who looks to God for support and meaning
    (8) in rotation, in one of those colleges
    Congregation 13 October in this time of crisis to participate in the life
    and societies which have so agreed with
    of worship at home’.
    the Committee for the Nomination of
    (1) Voting on a Resolution authorising
    Text of Regulations Select Preachers, the Sermon on the
    the allocation of space within the
    Sin of Pride (preached in accordance
    St Cross Building to the Faculty of Law In Congregation Regulations 3 of 2002,
    with Regulation 6.15 above), on the last
    concerning the Conduct of Ceremonies in
    For full text of resolution see Gazette No Sunday before Advent;
    Congregation and certain other Ceremonies,
    5282, 25 June 2020, p457.
    suspend part of regulations 6.17 in respect (9) in rotation, in one of those colleges
    (2) Voting on a Resolution authorising of the University Sermons in relation to and societies which have so agreed with
    the allocation of space within the Alden Michaelmas term 2020 only as follows the Committee for the Nomination
    Press Annexe to the Gardens, Libraries (suspended text struck through): of Select Preachers, the Sermon on
    and Museums Division the Grace of Humility (preached in
    accordance with Regulation 6.15 above),
    For full text of resolution see Gazette No
    on Quinquagesima Sunday.
    5285, 23 July 2020, p490.
    6.18. In each instance, except those detailed
    in 6.17 (4), 6.17 (5), 6.17 (7), 6.17 (8) and 6.17
    (9) above, the preacher shall be appointed by
    the college.’
    University of Oxford Gazette • 24 September 2020 5

    Notices

    Meeting information Note on procedures in Congregation General Notices


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    or of any statute or other regulations, is
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    6 University of Oxford Gazette • 24 September 2020

    Examinations and Boards

    Changes to Examination Regulations Humanities Board Mathematical, Physical and Life


    Sciences Board
    MPHIL IN ENGLISH STUDIES (MEDIEVAL
    For the complete text of each regulation
    PERIOD) MSC IN PRECISION CANCER MEDICINE
    listed below and a listing of all changes to
    addition to permissible options for 2nd- new course
    regulations for this year to date, please see
    year students
    https://gazette.web.ox.ac.uk/examination- FHS OF MATERIALS SCIENCE (I)
    regulations-0. MPHIL IN ORIENTAL STUDIES (a) revision to 2nd-year practical class
    change of subject title and streamlining assessment method
    Continuing Education Board/Medical
    of assessments (b) modifed titles for 4 written papers
    Sciences Board
    MST IN ISLAMIC ART AND ARCHAEOLOGY FHS OF MATERIALS SCIENCE (II)
    MSC IN SURGICAL SCIENCE AND
    change of course title (a) update to maximum permitted word
    PRACTICE
    count of additional special chapter
    PGCERT IN SURGICAL SCIENCE AND MST IN ORIENTAL STUDIES
    to include health, safety and risk
    PRACTICE (a) reordering of information in a more
    assessment processes, and ethical and
    PGDIP IN SURGICAL SCIENCE AND systematic format
    sustainability considerations
    PRACTICE (b) removal of information that should be
    (b) revision to wording relating to page
    substitution of ‘Evidence-Based Surgery’ placed elsewhere, such as in the annual
    limits
    module for ‘Practice of Evidence-Based course handbooks
    (c) change in mode of submission
    Health Care’ module
    MFA
    FHS OF MATERIALS SCIENCE (III)
    minor amendment to assessment
    (a) modifcation to FHS Part I examined
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    Congregation noon, 6 October (3) Admission of Clerks of the Market Meeting information
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    Oxf, MA Princeton, Rector of Exeter
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    Notices

    University Sermons University Calendar publication Appointments


    arrangements
    The University Sermons in Michaelmas Mathematical, Physical and Life
    The publication of the 2020–21 University
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    Social Sciences Medical Sciences


    REAPPOINTMENTS Professor Stephen Baylin, MD, Nufeld
    Department of Medicine; Visiting
    Tim Schwanen, Associate Professor of
    Professor in Cancer Epigenetics for
    Transport Studies and Director of the
    3 years from 14 August 2020
    Transport Studies Unit, Professor of
    Transport Studies and Geography, School Dr Sue Ann Costa Clemens, MSc, PhD,
    of Geography and the Environment, from MD, Department of Paediatrics; Visiting
    1 September 2020 to retirement Professor of Global Health for a period of
    3 years from 1 October 2020
    Visiting Professorships
    Dr Jason Crain, BSc, PhD, Department
    of Biochemistry; Visiting Professor in
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    Computational Biochemistry for 3 years
    Sciences
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    Professor Gilbert (Rip) Collins, PhD
    Professor Gerton Lunter, MSc, PhD,
    Ohio, Tracy Hyde Harris Professor and
    MRC WIMM (Radclife Department
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    of Medicine); Visiting Professor in
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    Computational Biology and Artifcial
    in Atomic and Laser Physics for 3 years
    Intelligence for 3 years from 14 August
    from 8 July 2020
    2020
    Professor Liam Dolan, PhD
    Professor Christopher Parry, BA, MB
    Pennsylvania, Senior Group Leader,
    BChir, PhD, Nufeld Department of
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    Professor in Plant Sciences for 3 years
    Medicine for 3 years from 14 August 2020
    from 1 October 2020
    Professor Anne Schilder, PhD, MD,
    Professor Giles Harrison, PhD
    Nufeld Department of Surgical
    Imperial, Professor of Atmospheric
    Sciences; Visiting Professor of
    Physics, Reading; Visiting Professor in
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    Atmospheric, Oceanic and Planetary
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    Graduate Awards and Prizes
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    period of 3 years from 1 September 2020
    Dr Sumiu Uchida, DEng Kyusyu,
    Chief Engineer and Head of Research
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    Turbomachinery Association; Visiting
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    Lectures

    Electoral Boards Musical and other Events Institutes, Centres and Museums

    Composition of Electoral Boards Merton Oxford Martin School


    The compositions of the electoral boards to ORGAN RECITALS PUBLIC BOOK TALKS
    the posts below, proceedings to fll which are
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    currently in progress, are as follows:
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    MICHAEL DAVYS PROFESSORSHIP OF some events will be livestreamed. Further 6 October. More information and to register:
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    Dr Rebecca Surender, Vice-Chancellor you should take back control of your
    22 Oct: Benjamin Nicholas
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    5 Nov: Daniel Cook
    Professor Sir Gordon Duf ex ofcio
    12 Nov: Colin Walsh
    Dr Maike Glitsch St Hilda’s
    19 Nov: James Lancelot
    Professor John Todd Council
    26 Nov: Kentaro Machida
    Professor Anita Thapar Council
    3 Dec: Owen Chan
    Professor Gavin Screaton Medical Sciences
    Division Queen’s
    Professor John Geddes Psychiatry
    CHORAL EVENSONG WITH THE CHOIR OF
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    THE QUEEN’S COLLEGE
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    McIntosh Choral evensong takes place during term at
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    chapel. Free. All welcome. Check in advance
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    PVC
    Professor Stephen ex ofcio
    Kennedy
    Professor Richard Green
    McManus Templeton
    Professor Ingrid Granne Council
    Professor James Catto Council
    Professor Gavin Screaton Medical Sciences
    Division
    Professor Freddie Hamdy Medical Sciences
    Division
    Professor Claire Edwards Medical Sciences
    Division
    Mr Timothy Terry Medical Sciences
    Division
    Professor Chris Oxford University
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    Changes to Examination Regulations


    Colleges, Halls and Societies
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    GENERAL REGULATIONS GOVERNING
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    RESEARCH DEGREES
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    Exeter
    DEGREE OF DPHIL 22 June 2020; 1949. Aged 91.
    GENERAL REGULATIONS FOR THE Ian David Lewis Michael, 24 July 2020; James Diarmid Cameron, 17 August
    DEGREE OF MSC BY RESEARCH Fellow 1982–2003, Emeritus Fellow 2020; 1954. Aged 84.
    GENERAL REGULATIONS FOR THE 2003–20. Aged 84. Anthony John Cross, 14 June 2020; 1961.
    DEGREE OF MLITT Peter James Stone, 17 August 2020; Aged 69.
    to devolve various decisions relating to 1953. Aged 86. Lawrence Hugh Adair Homan, 30 April
    the conduct of research degree vivas/ David Watts, 28 June 2020; 1948. 2020; 1964. Aged 74.
    milestone assessments to the relevant Aged 94. Angus Macpherson, 10 April 2020; 1952.
    board, removing the requirement for Aged 88.
    St Hilda’s
    Proctorial permission William Mark Ormrod, 2 August 2020;
    Robin Julian Blijde, 8 July 2020; 2008. 1979. Aged 62.
    Humanities Board
    Aged 33. Richard Denis Palframan, 21 May 2020;
    MPHIL IN MUSIC Brenda Mary Chapple (née Maynard), 1954. Aged 86.
    small clarifcations and refnements June 2020; 1948. Aged 90. David John Ramsay, 19 June 2020; 1957.
    Marianne Macdonald, 18 December Aged 81.
    MST IN MUSIC
    2019; 1954. Aged 85. John Graham Saunders, June 2020;
    FHS OF MUSIC
    Anita Frances Mason, September 2020; 1963. Aged 83.
    PRELIMS IN MUSIC
    1960. Aged 78. Frank Ronald Shimmin, 11 March 2020;
    update of submission/examination
    Janet Margaret White (née Shaw Smith), 1953. Aged 87.
    method
    December 2019; 1956. Aged 82. Brian Watkins, 23 August 2020; 1958.
    FHS OF CLASSICS AND MODERN Aged 87.
    St Hugh’s
    LANGUAGES Christopher Frederick Percy Wharton,
    FHS OF HISTORY AND MODERN Barbara Buxton (née Stamp), 24 May 2020; 1955. Aged 83.
    LANGUAGES 27 April 2020; 1952. Aged 87. Earle Frederick Williams, May 2020;
    FHS OF MODERN LANGUAGES (I) Joanna Keefe, 4 June 2020; 1995. Aged 1969. Aged 87.
    FHS OF MODERN LANGUAGES AND 43.
    LINGUISTICS Aida Tibi (née Nashif), 24 February 2020;
    FHS OF PHILOSOPHY AND MODERN 1970. Aged 96.
    LANGUAGES Christine Williams (née Blain),
    removal of optional additional extended 3 June 2020; 1970. Aged 68.
    essay paper XIV and insertion of paper
    Trinity
    XIV dissertation
    Patrick John Fitzgerald, 6 April 2020;
    FHS OF EUROPEAN AND MIDDLE
    Fellow and Tutor in Law, 1956–60.
    EASTERN LANGUAGES
    Aged 91.
    FHS OF MODERN LANGUAGES (II)
    John Hicks, 17 August 2020; 1961.
    submission details
    Aged 83.
    FHS OF ORIENTAL STUDIES Michael John Anderson Kelly, 20 June
    correction of typographical error 2020; 1949. Aged 89.
    published in the Gazette of 24 September John Lingford-Hughes, 13 June 2020;
    2020 1948. Aged 93.
    Michele Morciano, 2020; 1976. Aged 72.
    Medical Sciences Board
    Richard Norman Rose, 2 June 2018;
    Corrigendum 1944. Aged 91.
    MSC IN PRECISION CANCER MEDICINE Brian Warburton, 9 July 2020; 1953.
    new course Aged 87.
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    forum
    Burrow
    23 Nov: ‘Neo-Latin and Protestant The following seminars will take place at
    Europe’ 5.15pm on Tuesdays via Microsoft Teams.
    Conveners: Leah Veronese-Clucas, Kate
    David Ricks, KCL. Respondent: Justine
    Allan
    McConnell, KCL
    30 Nov: ‘Christendom and anti- 6 Oct: Meet the faculty
    Hellenism: Walter Shewring’s sallies’
    20 Oct: tbc
    Public lectures
    3 Nov: tbc
    Tom Morris, Artistic Director, Old Vic, will
    17 Nov: tbc
    be in conversation with Helen Eastman,
    Theatre Director and APGRD Advisory 1 Dec: tbc
    Board Member, at 2pm on
    Early modern English literature seminar
    26 October. To join: www.apgrd.ox.ac.uk/
    events/2020/10/26/apgrd-public-lecture. The following seminars will take place at
    5.15pm on Tuesdays via Microsoft Teams.
    Edith Hall, KCL, and Henry Stead, St
    Conveners: Professor Lorna Hutson,
    Andrews, will be in conversation about their
    Professor Emma Smith
    new book at 2pm on 23 November. To join:
    www.apgrd.ox.ac.uk/events/2020/11/23/ 13 Oct: Meet the faculty
    apgrd-public-lecture.
    Adam Smyth and Joshua Eckhardt, VCU
    Title: A People’s History of Classics
    27 Oct: ‘Scattered texts: the cases of
    Pericles and Venus and Adonis’
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    Rachel Eisendrath, Barnard College, and Ruen-chuan Ma, Utah Valley Faculties of English /History/History of
    Joe Moshenska 11 Nov: ‘A medieval manuscript’s journey Art/Theology/Music
    10 Nov: ‘Theories and things in early to Taiwan: coloniality and premodern
    modern studies’ bibliography in National Taiwan The Bible in art, music and literature
    University Otori 299’ interdisciplinary seminar
    Reading group
    24 Nov: ‘Spencer and race’ Jocelyn Wogan-Browne, Fordham The following seminars will take place
    18 Nov: ‘Vernacular knowledge in 13th- at 5pm on Mondays online via Zoom. To
    18th-century literature and culture
    century England: aesthetics and power’ register: christine.joynes@regents.ox.ac.uk.
    seminar
    Convener: Christine Joynes
    Roberta Magnani, Swansea
    The following seminars will take place
    25 Nov: ‘Towards a queer/lesbian Conversations with Artists series
    at 12.30pm on Tuesdays via Microsoft
    philology: the case of Chaucer's works in Maxim Kantor and Andrew Teal
    Teams, unless otherwise noted. Conveners:
    the manuscripts of John Shirley’ 19 Oct: ‘Recasting theology in paint
    Professor Ros Ballaster, Professor Christine
    and people. The meaning of personal
    Gerrard, Professor Abigail Williams Sarah Wood, Warwick
    interaction in the work of Maxim Kantor’
    2 Dec: ‘Langland’s manuscript lives’
    Various
    Jessica Martin, Ely
    20 Oct: ‘Black Lives Matter and studies Postcolonial writing and theory seminar
    2 Nov: ‘ “Heaven in ordinary, man well
    in 18th-century literature and culture at
    The following seminars will take place at drest”: scripture in the storytelling of
    Oxford: questions, methods, sources’
    5pm on Thursdays via Zoom. Conveners: Dorothy L Sayers’
    Christine Gerrard and Ben Wilkinson- Professor Elleke Boehmer, Professor Ankhi
    Albert D Honegan, GTU, Berkeley
    Turnbull Mukherjee
    16 Nov: ‘The platytéra and pietà: black
    3 Nov: ‘Pulteney, patriots and plunderers:
    Ankhi Mukherjee visual biblical allegory in Mark Dukes’s
    Jonathan Swift and a “lost” political
    27 Oct: ‘Psychoanalysis of the oppressed, Our Lady of Ferguson and All Who Have
    pamphlet of 1730’
    a practice of freedom: free clinics in Died of Gun Violence’
    Kate Davison, Shefeld urban India’
    Maryanne Saunders,KCL
    5.30pm, 17 Nov: ‘Spying on London: Ned
    Madhu Krishnan, Bristol 30 Nov: ‘ “Let it be with me according to
    Ward and commercial satire’
    10 Nov: ‘Literary activism in your word”: depicting consent and bodily
    19th-century literature seminar contemporary Africa: notes on form and autonomy in the Annunciation’
    social production’
    Heather Tilley, QMUL, will give a seminar
    Faculty of History
    at 12.30pm on 19 October via Microsoft Romantic research seminar
    Teams. Conveners: Lauren Cullen, Harry
    The following seminars will take place at Annual special faculty lecture
    Daniels
    5pm on Tuesdays via Microsoft Teams,
    Subject: ‘ “Shake me up, Judy!”: paralysis Professor Philippa Levine, Texas at Austin,
    unless otherwise noted. Conveners:
    and narrative disruption in 19th-century will deliver the Annual Special Faculty
    Professor Seamus Perry, Professor Fiona
    fction’ Lecture at 4pm on 16 October online. To
    Staford
    register: regius.pa@history.ox.ac.uk.
    Medieval English research seminar
    Freya Johnston Subject: ‘ “Decently-clad” women and
    The following seminars will take place 13 Oct: ‘Dating Jane Austen: the romance trousered men: the missionary and the
    at 4.30pm on Wednesdays via Microsoft of chronology’ body’
    Teams. Conveners: Professor Vincent
    Serena Baiesi, Bologna Global and imperial history research
    Gillespie, Professor Andy Orchard, Professor
    27 Oct: ‘ “It looks like a thing you seminar: legacies of colonialisms
    Daniel Wakelin
    have dreamt of”: Leigh Hunt’s Italian
    The following seminars will take place
    Diane Watt, Surrey experience’
    at 4pm on Fridays online via Zoom. All
    14 Oct: ‘Women’s literary culture before
    Audrey Borowski welcome; to join: cheryl.birdseye@history.
    the conquest’
    10 Nov: ‘Constantin Volney’s Ruins and ox.ac.uk. Convener: Professor Jamie Belich
    Jane Toswell, Western Ontario his project for a universal history’
    Professor Andrew Thompson
    21 Oct: ‘The lost Victorian women of Old
    Edwina Watson 16 Oct: ‘The human rights of political
    English studies’
    12.30pm, 24 Nov: ‘ “A kind of knack at detainees – Nelson Mandela, Robben
    Sebastian Sobecki, Groningen rhyme”: Byron and Swift’ Island and the International Committee
    28 Oct: ‘Life imitates art: the Gesta of the Red Cross’
    Ben Norbury
    Romanorum and Thomas Hoccleve’s
    12.30pm, 24 Nov: ‘ “This song which like Professor Faisal Devji
    poetics of autobiography’
    a lark I have protracted”: remembering at 23 Oct: ‘Escaping the global event: India,
    Robert E. Bjork, Arizona State length in Wordsworth and Tennyson’ Islam and the Great War’
    4 Nov: ‘On NFS Grundtvig’s becoming an
    Dr Hannah Theaker
    Old English scop, leoðwyrhta, woðbora,
    30 Oct: ‘Chinese partition: Islamophobic
    poet’
    inheritances in the legacies of the Great
    Northwestern Rebellion, 1860–74’
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    Dr William Ashworth, Liverpool Dr Donna Bilak, independent scholar, and Professor Andrew Nevins, UCL
    6 Nov: ‘Eric Williams revisited: the Dr Loren Ludwig, scholar performer 23 Nov: ‘Prominence augmentation and
    state, protectionism, slavery and 30 Nov: ‘Sonic emblems and magic nasalisation in Brazilian Portuguese’
    industrialisation, 1700–1800’ squares: Atalanta fugiens and Ludic
    Professor Jane Stuart Smith, Glasgow
    humanism in the 21st century’
    Dr Sudhir Hazareesingh 30 Nov: ‘Sound perspectives for inferring
    13 Nov: ‘Toussaint Louverture, the Black social meaning? Speech and speaker
    History of Art Department
    Spartacus of Saint-Domingue’ dynamics over a century of Scottish
    English’
    Professor Keith Breckenridge, Wits Art history: concepts and methods
    Institute for Social and Economic Research
    The following lectures will take place Faculty of Music
    20 Nov: ‘Revenge of the Commons:
    10–11am on Mondays online. Convener: Dr
    property, debt and collateral in the
    Neal Shasore Seminars in medieval and Renaissance
    history of African fnancial capitalism’
    music
    Dr Neal Shasore
    Dr Mishka Sinha
    12 Oct: ‘Introduction: disciplinary The following seminars will take place at
    27 Nov: tbc
    procedures’ 5pm on Thursdays online via Zoom, unless
    Dr Graeme Thompson, Harvard otherwise noted. Registration required no
    Dr Costanza Beltrami
    4 Dec: ‘ “Kin beyond sea”: WE Gladstone later than a week before each event: https://
    19 Oct: ‘Tastes’
    on liberalism, empire and America, forms.microsoft.com/Pages/ResponsePage.
    1846–98’ Dr Mary-Ann Middel-koop aspx?id=G96VzPWXk0-0uv5ouFLPkWYriP
    26 Oct: ‘Forms’ 64AKBEjqzszqErRdZUN0xFVjVWS1hWOV
    History of science, medicine and
    pETTVHNzNBWkdGQk9XRy4u. Convener:
    technology research seminars Professor Alastair Wright
    Dr Margaret Bent
    2 Nov: ‘Signs’
    The following seminars will take place at
    Richard Dudas, Hanyang, and Lawrence M
    4pm on Mondays online via Zoom (virtual Dr Claire O’Mahony
    Earp, Wisconsin-Madison
    cofee/chat from 3.45pm). To register: 9 Nov: ‘Materials’
    4pm, 22 Oct: ‘Four early Ars nova motets:
    hsmt@history.ox.ac.uk. Conveners: Dr Rod
    Professor Alastair Wright a new source’
    Bailey, Dr Erica Charters, Professor Ilife,
    16 Nov: ‘Beholders’
    Dr John Lidwell-Durnin, Dr Catherine M Manon Louviot, Utrecht. Discussants:
    Jackson Professor JP Park Michael Scott Cuthbert, MIT, and Jared C
    23 Nov: ‘Cultures’ Hartt, Oberlin College and Conservatory
    Dr Yusen
    12 Nov: ‘Dating polyphony, making
    12 Oct: ‘ “The Moslems want to see Professor Geofrey Batchen
    history: the Douai fragment and its motet
    everything from close by”: seeing in pre- 30 Nov: ‘Structures’
    Ferre solet’
    modern Eurasia’
    Faculty of Linguistics, Philology and Jacob Mariani. Discussants: Marc Lewon,
    Dr David Dunning
    Phonetics Schola Cantorum, Basel, and Michael Lowe,
    19 Oct: ‘Writing the rules of reason:
    Wootton
    inscriptive practice and the rise of
    General linguistics seminar 3 Dec: ‘An unstopped string: new
    mathematical logic’
    perspectives on the rise of the lira da
    The following seminars will take place at
    Dr Alice Marples braccio and its medieval predecessors’
    5.15pm on Mondays online via Teams. To
    26 Oct: ‘The science of money: Isaac
    register (for those who are not members of Oxford seminar in music theory and
    Newton’s mastering of the mint’
    the faculty): jane.cunning@ling-phil.ox.ac. analysis
    Dr Moujan Matin, Toronto uk. Conveners: Professor A Lahiri, Dr K Hoge,
    The following seminars will take place at
    2 Nov: ‘Lost in translation? Archaeological Professor W de Melo
    4.30pm on Wednesdays online via Zoom.
    materials science as evidence for the
    Dr Giuseppe Pezzini To register: www.music.ox.ac.uk/osimta.
    study of the history of technology; case
    19 Oct: ‘Non recte vinctust: cliticisation of Conveners: Professor Jonathan Cross, Dr
    studies on ceramics’
    the verb “to be” in Latin’ Sebastian Wedler
    Dr Tomas Hermann, Prague
    Dr Benjamin Molineaux, Edinburgh Philip Ewell, Hunter College
    9 Nov: ‘Milan Hašek and the discovery of
    26 Oct: ‘The phonological word in 21 Oct: ‘How we got here, where to now?’
    immunological tolerance: an exclusive
    polysynthetic languages: evidence from
    case of ideologisation in biology behind Barbara Bleij, Amsterdam Conservatorium
    Mapudungun stress’
    the Iron Curtain in the 1950s’ 18 Nov: ‘Current trends in jazz theory and
    Dr Coppe van Urk, QMUL analysis: reading Wayne Shorter’
    Dr Martin Robert
    2 Nov: ‘Insights from transitivity in Fijian’
    16 Nov: ‘Imperial and empirical: crafting Music Faculty research colloquium
    medicine in the 19th century’ Dr Christina Kim, Kent
    The following seminars will take place at
    9 Nov: ‘Perceived similarity and
    Dr Georgina Montgomery, Michigan 5.15pm on Tuesdays online via Zoom. To
    structural convergence in dialogue’
    23 Nov: ‘ “Never so at home”: Charles register: george.haggett@magd.ox.ac.uk.
    Elton and the woods of Wytham’ Dr Matthew Husband Convener: George Haggett
    16 Nov: ‘Stealing interpretations? Failed
    Oliver Chandler
    investigations in reanalysis’
    13 Oct: ‘Humphrey Searle’s “Five”, Op 61
    and Schoenberg’s “Musical Idea” ’
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    Piers Kennedy and Leo Geyer Dr Myriam Chimènes, CNRS Mathematical, Physical
    27 Oct: ‘Wilful ignorance: work and 30 Nov: ‘Music in the homes of the
    open form as conduits for memorial and Parisian Jewish elites (1870–1940)’
    and Life Sciences
    forgetting’ and ‘Contemporary opera-
    Department of Chemistry
    ballet: the revival of the forgotten form’ Faculty of Theology and Religion

    Leah Broad and Samantha Ege Physical chemistry seminars


    Hans Blumenberg seminar
    10 Nov: ‘I had a mother too: or,
    The following seminars will take place
    reassessing Rebecca Clarke’ and The following seminars will take place
    at 2pm on Mondays via Teams. All
    ‘Composing a symphonist: Florence at 5pm on Mondays online via Zoom at
    welcome. Conveners: Professor Stephan
    Price and the hand of Black women’s https://us02web.zoom.us/j/89764748793.
    Rauschenbach, Professor Peter Hore
    fellowship’ Convener: Audrey Borowski
    Professor Madhavi Krishnan
    Esther Cavett, KCL, and Hilary McQueen, Rüdiger Zill, Einstein Forum and author,
    19 Oct: ‘Revisiting the like charge
    UCL and Nicholas Halmi
    attraction problem (or, part of how I spent
    24 Nov: ‘Reviewing and developing 5 Oct: In conversation
    the lockdown...)’
    music literacies in the age of COVID-19
    Jefrey Barash, Amiens
    and Black Lives Matter’ Professor Ron Naaman, Weizmann
    12 Oct: ‘The power of rhetoric: Hans
    Institute
    Blumenberg, Ernst Cassirer and the
    Faculty of Oriental Studies 2 Nov: ‘The electron spin and chiral
    legacy of Herder’
    systems: merging that results in novel
    Centre for Hebrew and Jewish Studies Jean-Claude Monod, ENS Paris properties’
    19 Oct: ‘Rhetorical concept and platonic
    SEPTUAGINT LXX FORUM Professor Mike Wasielewski,
    concept of politics – from Blumenberg to
    Northwestern
    The following talks will take place 2–3.30pm the “post-truth era” ’
    16 Nov: ‘Photogenerated radical pairs
    on Tuesdays online via Zoom. Registration
    Leif Weatherby, NYU as spin qubits: exploiting quantum
    required: alison.salvesen@orinst.ox.ac.uk.
    26 Oct: ‘Illegitimate intelligence: Hans entanglement of electron spins’
    Dr Noah Hacham, Hebrew Blumenberg and AI’
    Professor John Lupton, Regensburg
    3 Nov: ‘The concept of exile in the
    Angus Nicholls, QMUL, and Felix 30 Nov: ‘OLED magnetoreception’
    Septuagint’
    Heidenreich, Stuttgart
    Theoretical chemistry seminars
    Professor Alison Salvesen 2 Nov: ‘The original context and
    17 Nov: ‘The Oxford Handbook of the contemporary relevance of Hans The following seminars will take place
    Septuagint and future prospects for Blumenberg’s Präfguration’ at 4.15pm on Mondays via Teams. All
    Septuagint studies’ welcome. Convener: Professor David Tew
    Paul Fleming, Cornell
    LUNCHTIME SEMINARS IN JEWISH 9 Nov: ‘Giving pause: Blumenberg and Professor Troy Van Hooris, MIT
    STUDIES Freud’ 12 Oct: ‘Electron dynamics in complex
    environments: From electron transfer to
    Dr Elena Lolli will give a seminar at 1pm Hannes Bajohr, Basel, Florian Fuchs,
    singlet fssion’
    on 23 November. Registration required: Princeton, Joe Kroll, Princeton, Nicholas
    academic.administrator@ochjs.ac.uk. Halmi and Audrey Borowski Professor Bartok Partay, Warwick
    Subject: ‘The oldest account book of 16 Nov: In conversation 26 Oct: ‘Computational thermodynamics:
    a Jewish pawnbroker in Italy (early how to calculate phase diagrams without
    Eva Geulen, ZFL Berlin
    15th century) from an unpublished the fuss’
    23 Nov: ‘Blumenberg “in the horizon” ’
    manuscript of Corpus Christi College in
    Dr Adam Kirrander, Edinburgh
    Oxford. Some preliminary remarks’ Willem Styfalls, Leuven
    9 Nov: ‘Theoretical and experimental
    30 Nov: ‘Hans Blumenberg’s eschatology
    SEMINAR IN MODERN JEWISH HISTORY: advances in ultrafast x-ray scattering’
    – on the metaphor of the world’s doom’
    JEWISH COUNTRY HOUSES
    Professor David Tew
    Pini Ifergan, Bar-Ilan
    The following seminars will take place at 23 Nov: ‘Scalable electronic structure
    7 Dec: ‘Goethe and philosophy?
    1.30pm on Mondays online via Zoom, unless theory for transition metal complexes’
    Blumenberg’s version’
    otherwise noted. Registration required no
    later than 5 days before each event: briony.
    truscott@history.ox.ac.uk.
    Professor Joseph Sassoon, Georgetown
    19 Oct: ‘The global merchants: the world
    of the Sassoons’
    Professor Matthias Lehmann, California
    at Irvine
    5pm, 2 Nov: ‘Baron Hirsch and the politics
    of Jewish philanthropy’
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    Mathematical Institute Medical Sciences Professor Barney Dunn, Exeter


    17 Nov: ‘Letting in the light: development
    The following lectures will take place at and evaluation of Augmented
    5pm in the Mathematical Institute. Lectures Department of Physiology, Anatomy and
    Depression Therapy (ADepT) to build
    will be streamed online; registration not Genetics
    positive afect in depression’
    required.
    Head of Department seminar series Dr Alexis Economou and Dr Phil Davison
    Tim Harford 24 Nov: ‘Oxford Community
    The following seminars will take
    8 Oct: ‘How to make the world add up’ Pscychological Medicine Service: fnding
    place at 1pm on Fridays on Microsoft
    (https://livestream.com/oxuni/harford) a diferent voice’
    Teams. All welcome. More information:
    David Sumpter communications@dpag.ox.ac.uk. Professor Elizabeth Tunbridge
    28 Oct: ‘How learning ten equations can Conveners: Professor Maike Glitsch, 1 Dec: ‘Turning genomic information into
    improve your life’ (https://livestream. Professor Duncan Sparrow therapeutic advances in psychiatry’
    com/oxuni/sumpter2)
    Professor Stephanie Cragg. Host: Professor
    Maike Glitsch
    Department of Physics
    16 Oct: ‘Dopamine axons: immense
    networks for dynamically gating
    Theoretical particle physics seminars
    dopamine transmission’ (https://tinyurl.
    The following seminars will take place at com/y3454upy)
    4pm on Thursdays online via Zoom (https://
    Professor Jeroen Bakkers, Hubrecht
    zoom.us/j/95735458160). More information:
    Institute. Host: Professor Duncan Sparrow
    www2.physics.ox.ac.uk/research/seminars/
    13 Nov: ‘Understanding zebrafsh heart
    series/theoretical-particle-physics-seminar.
    regeneration at a single cell level’ (https://
    Convener: Professor Subir Sarkar
    tinyurl.com/y6qz2h4v)
    Particle Theory Group
    Professor Maria Gefen, Pennsylvania.
    15 Oct: Introductions
    Host: Professor Kerry Walker
    Professor Tilman Plehn, Heidelberg 20 Nov: ‘Neuronal circuits for sound
    22 Oct: ‘Generative networks for LHC perception’ (https://tinyurl.com/
    theory’ y6p5we9d)
    Professor Alessandro Strumia, Pisa Professor Dr Benedikt Berninger, KCL.
    29 Oct: ‘Is negative kinetic energy Host: Professor Francis Szele
    physically acceptable?’ 27 Nov: ‘Engineering new interneurons
    in the postnatal cerebral cortex’ (https://
    Dr Felix Kahlhoefer, RWTH Aachen
    tinyurl.com/y5wa68zp)
    5 Nov: ‘Axion-like particles at accelerators
    and elsewhere’
    Department of Psychiatry
    Dr Eleni Vryonidou, Manchester
    12 Nov: ‘Precision in efective feld theory Meetings
    for the LHC’
    The following lectures will take place at
    Professor Timo Weigand, Mainz 9.30am on Tuesdays online. To register:
    19 Nov: ‘The weak gravity conjecture’ reception@psych.ox.ac.uk.
    Professor Martin Beneke, TU Munich Dr Sarah Cassidy, Nottingham
    26 Nov: ‘QED efects in B meson decays’ 13 Oct: ‘Understanding and preventing
    suicide in partnership with autistic
    Professor Alexey Petrov, Wayne State
    people’
    3 Dec: ‘Shining dark matter in Xenon1T’
    Dr Tobias Hauser, UCL
    20 Oct: ‘Do we need a developmental
    computational psychiatry?’
    Dr Abhishek Banerjee, Newcastle
    3 Nov: ‘Flexible reprogramming of
    sensory cortex: why listening matters in
    the brain’
    Professor Anne Speckens, Radboud
    University Medical Centre
    10 Nov: ‘Mindfulness-based
    interventions in healthcare: their
    possible value for patients and doctors’
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    Social Sciences Michele Gelfand, Maryland Oli Williams, KCL


    30 Oct: ‘The secret life of social norms: 29 Oct: ‘Feeling the “weight” of
    from nations to neurons’ expectation: the necessity of
    Oxford Minds
    understanding “obesity’”as a
    Jonathan Lanman, Belfast
    biopsychosocial phenomenon’
    Lecture and panel discussion series 6 Nov: ‘Understanding unbelief: across
    disciplines and across cultures’ Ben Wurgraft, MIT
    The following lectures and panel
    5 Nov: ‘Cultured meat as a case study in
    discussions will take place at 5pm on Adia Benton, Northwestern
    the future of food’
    Tuesdays online via Teams Live. More 13 Nov: tbc
    information and to register: www.socsci. Adam Gilbertson, North Carolina
    Deborah Thomas, Pennsylvania
    ox.ac.uk/oxford-minds. Conveners: 12 Nov: ‘Voluntary medical male
    20 Nov: ‘Can black lives matter in a black
    Professor Alexander Betts, Dr Susan James circumcision for HIV prevention in
    country? Lessons from Jamaica’
    Relly Kenya: anthropology and ethics in the
    Tim Allen, LSE (co-hosted with the African pursuit of public health’
    Eusebius McKaiser, broadcaster and author
    Studies Centre)
    20 Oct: ‘Race’ Zoe Meleo-Erwin, William Paterson
    27 Nov: ‘Colonial encounters in
    19 Nov: ‘Connection and confict: how
    Panel discussion Acholiland and Oxford: the anthropology
    neoliberal healthism and inequity
    Professor Simukai Chigudu, Professor of FK Girling and Okot p’Bitek’
    shape bariatric surgery support forum
    Patricia Daley and Professor David Kirk
    Ethiraj Gabriel Dattatreyan, Goldsmiths dynamics’
    27 Oct: ‘Race’
    6 Dec: ‘The globally familiar: mediating
    Rachel Bruce and Nina Cutler, Cabinet
    Professor Dame Polly Courtice, Cambridge masculinities in Delhi, India’
    Ofce
    3 Nov: ‘Sustainability’
    ARGO-EMR: the Anthropology Research 26 Nov: ‘Policy anthropology’
    Panel discussion Group at Oxford on Eastern Medicines and
    Alexandra Brewis Slade, Arizona State
    Professor Cameron Hepburn, Dr Radhika Religions
    3 Dec: tbc
    Khosla and Professor Colin Mayer
    PILGRIMAGE
    10 Nov: ‘Sustainability’ WORKSHOP
    The following seminars will take place at
    Baroness Helena Kennedy QC A workshop will take place 2–4pm on
    11am on Wednesdays online. To join: www.
    17 Nov: ‘Justice’ 4 November online. To register: www.
    anthro.ox.ac.uk/eastern-medicines-and-
    eventbrite.co.uk/e/food-activity-and-
    Panel discussion religions-seminar. Convener: Professor E
    mental-health-in-the-year-of-coronavirus-
    Professor Carolyn Hoyle, Zofa Hsu
    tickets-122037159429. Conveners: Professor
    Stemplowska and Professor Jonathan
    Adam Yuet Chau, Cambridge S Ulijaszek, Dr C Potter
    Wolf
    21 Oct: ‘Humans visiting gods; gods Subject: ‘Food, activity and mental health
    24 Nov: ‘Justice’
    visiting gods: Chinese pilgrimage culture’ in the year of COVID-19’
    Dr Hugo Slim
    John Tresh, London Evolutionary medicine and public health
    1 Dec:’Protection’
    18 Nov: ‘Jhāna wars: the stakes of seminar series
    Panel discussion attention in post-Buddhism’
    The following seminars will take place at
    Professor Kate O’Regan, Professor Danny
    Theresia Hofer, Bristol 3.30pm. To join: https://anthro.web.ox.ac.uk/
    Dorling and Professor Stathis Kalyvas
    23 Nov: ‘Touching objects of pilgrimage evolutionary-medicine-and-public-health-
    8 Dec: ‘Protection’
    in Japan in the Minpaku National seminars. Convener: Dr P Sheppard
    Museum of Ethnology’
    School of Anthropology and Museum Professor Holly Dunsworth, Rhode Island
    Ethnography Unit for Biocultural Variation and Obesity 21 Oct: ‘Tall men, broad women, difcult
    (UBVO) childbirth and helpless babies have
    Institute of Social and Cultural stronger evolutionary explanations than
    SEMINAR SERIES
    Anthropology seminar series the oppressive myths to which science
    The following seminars will take place at and pop culture cling’
    The following seminars will take place at
    4pm on Thursdays online. To join: www.
    3pm on Fridays online. More information: Dr Kate Clancy, Illinois
    anthro.ox.ac.uk/unit-for-biocultural-
    www.anthro.ox.ac.uk/departmental- 28 Oct: ‘Environmental stressors and
    variation-and-obesity. Convener: Professor
    seminars. Conveners: Professor H their efects on the menstrual cycle’
    S Ulijaszek
    Whitehouse, Dr N Mathur
    Professor Randolph Nesse, Michigan
    William Dietz, George Washington
    Pascal Boyer, Washington at St Louis 11 Nov: ‘Sadness, madness and natural
    15 Oct: ‘The syndemic of COVID-19,
    16 Oct: ‘Why do people engage in selection’
    obesity and food insecurity in the United
    divination? An example of how evolved
    States’ Dr Tessa Pollard, Durham
    minds produce and consume cultural
    18 Nov: ‘Using meta-ethnography to
    information’ Rebecca Puhl, Connecticut
    explore experiences of walking groups:
    22 Oct: ‘The damaging impact of weight
    Scott Atran “opening up the black box” of an
    stigma: psychosocial stress and harmful
    23 Oct: ‘Devoted actors and the spiritual apparently successful physical activity
    health consequences’
    dimensions of human confict’ intervention’
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    Professor Richard Peto, Durham 12 Nov: ‘Race, ethnicity and migration Dr Gregory Palardy, California at Riverside
    25 Nov: ‘Halving premature death’ across methodologies and disciplines’ 4pm, 16 Nov: ‘Multilevel mediation
    analysis with applications to school
    Professor Daniel Nettle, Newcastle 26 Nov: ‘Race, ethnicity and migration:
    efectiveness research’ (tbc)
    2 Dec: ‘Seeing people in poverty as stakeholders, experiences and strategies’
    rational (or perhaps adaptive) actors’ Pei-Hsin Li
    Department of Education 23 Nov: ‘Teacher well-being in Taiwan:
    Professor Jonathan Wells, UCL
    from real-time experience in class to
    9 Dec: ‘Linear growth and life history
    Public seminar series general well-being’
    trade-ofs: an evolutionary perspective
    on strategies to address malnutrition’ The following seminars will take place Professor Ronny Scherer, Oslo
    at 5pm on Mondays online via Microsoft 30 Nov: ‘Bringing together meta-analysis
    Primate conversations seminar series
    Teams Live. More information and to join: and structural equation modelling:
    The following seminars will take place at www.education.ox.ac.uk/events. testing models and hypotheses in
    4pm on Tuesdays online, unless otherwise education across studies’
    Professor Mike Sharples, Open
    noted. To join: www.youtube.com/channel/
    12 Oct: ‘Pedagogy-informed design of Philosophy, Religion, Education research
    UCaDUFDdsWlY-aK9pV9W95cg/videos.
    learning at scale’ group seminars
    Convener: Dr S Carvalho
    Dr Elizabeth Wonnacott The following seminars will take place at
    Michael Hufman
    26 Oct: ‘The role of input variability in 5pm online and in Room D, Department of
    11am, 13 Oct: ‘The evolution of animal
    language learning and generalisation: Education, 15 Norham Gardens. Convener:
    self-medication, with particular
    evidence from language training studies Liam Gearon; co-conveners Alis Oancea,
    reference to the order Primates’
    with child learners’ Nigel Fancourt
    Jose Joordens
    Professor Simon Marginson Yonah Matemba, West of Scotland
    20 Oct: ‘Coastal hominins? Towards an
    2 Nov: ‘The rise of China in global science’ 27 Oct: ‘Decolonising and (re)colonising
    Indian Ocean basin perspective’
    religious education in Sub-Saharan
    Professor Harry Daniels and Professor Ian
    Laura Van Holstein Africa: an anticolonial proposition’
    Thompson
    27 Oct: ‘Bucking the trend: unusual
    9 Nov: ‘Critical lessons for future practice Petro Du Preez and Shan Simmonds,
    patterns of speciation in Homo compared
    and policy concerning exclusion from North-West
    to Australopithecus, Paranthropus,
    school’ 10 Nov: ‘Reading posthumanism and
    mammals and birds’
    decolonisation difractively toward
    Dr James Robson
    Amanda Tan re(confguring) an onto-epistemic
    16 Nov: ‘Graduate employability,
    3 Nov: ‘Cracking away at the origins of approach to religion education’
    employment and skills in the COVID-19
    tool use in a macaque model system’
    labour market’ Patricia Kieran and John McDonagh, Irish
    Julie Lesnik Institute for Catholic Studies
    Professor Montserrat Gomendio, Spanish
    10 Nov: ‘Edible insects and human 24 Nov: ‘ “The centre cannot hold”‘:
    Research Council
    evolution’ decolonising the RE curriculum in the
    23 Nov: ‘What ILSAs say or fail to say
    Republic of Ireland’
    Barbara Klump about the Spanish education system:
    17 Nov: ‘Pick it, strip it, stick it, store it – why all the fuss?’ Liam Gearon; Arniika Kuusisto,
    the life cycle of a crow’s hook tool’ Stockholm; Yonah Matemba, West of
    Professor Jenni Ingram
    Scotland; Petro Du Preez, North-West; Shan
    Seheno Andriantsaralaza 30 Nov: ‘TALIS video study: fndings and
    Simmonds, North-West; Saija Benjamin,
    24 Nov: ‘Increasing local community implications for mathematics teaching
    Helsinki; and Pia Koirikivi, Helsinki
    engagement and its expertise to protect in England’
    8 Dec: ‘Religious education and the
    lemurs and their habitats in Madagascar’
    Quantitative Methods Hub seminar series pandemic: postcolonial perspectives’
    COMPAS seminar series (Liam Gearon) and ‘Decolonising the
    The following seminars will take place
    religious education curriculum: open
    RACE, ETHNICITY AND MIGRATION at 12.45pm on Mondays online via
    forum with the editorial team for the
    Zoom, unless otherwise noted. For more
    The following seminars will take place special issue of the British Journal of
    information and to join, please contact
    at 4pm on Thursdays. To join: www. Religious Education’
    the conveners. Conveners: Dr A Lindorf,
    anthro.ox.ac.uk/compas-seminar-series.
    Professor S Strand
    Conveners: Dr B Gill, Dr M Mallet-Garcia
    Peter Mitchell
    15 Oct: ‘Intersections and dissonances
    19 Oct: ‘Ethnic school segregation in
    between race, ethnicity and migration
    England: measurement, change and
    studies’
    prediction’
    29 Oct: ‘Race, ethnicity and migration:
    Dr Tolani Britton, Berkeley
    critical perspectives from the global
    4pm, 9 Nov: ‘College now… or later:
    north and global south’
    measuring the efects of dual enrolment
    on college access’
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    Oxford School of Global and Area Studies Professor Sarah Ansari, RHUL Dr Josefna Echavarría Alvarez and Dr
    24 Nov: ‘Jeko Khere So Khaye (He who Felipe Roa-Clavijo, Notre Dame
    Israel studies seminar series tills has the right to eat): “development” 24 Nov: ‘Implementation of the Final
    and the politics of agrarian reform in the Peace Accord in Colombia: current state,
    The following seminars will take place at
    late 1940s and early 1950s in Sindh’ challenges and opportunities’
    2.15pm on Tuesdays online via Teams. To
    join: www.mes.ox.ac.uk/events. Convener: Reconsidering early Jewish nationalist 1 Dec: tbc
    Professor Y Yadgar ideologies seminar series
    LATIN AMERICAN HISTORY SEMINAR
    Professor Alexandre (Sandy) Kedar, Haifa The following seminars will take place at
    The following seminars will take place at
    13 Oct: ‘Emptied lands: a legal geography 2.15pm on Tuesdays online via Teams. To
    5pm on Thursdays online (link tbc).
    of Bedouin rights in the Negev’ join: www.mes.ox.ac.uk/events. Conveners:
    Dr P Bergamin, Professor Y Yadgar Dr Katherine Merino, UCLA, in
    Dr Hadeel Abu Hussein
    conversation with Dr Mark Petersen, Dallas
    27 Oct: ‘Palestinian Arab citizens in Israel, Dr Yair Wallach, SOAS
    16 Oct: ‘Feminism for the Americas: the
    equality struggle’ 20 Oct: ‘Language of revival or conquest?
    making of an international human rights
    Hebrew in the streets of early-20th-
    Dr Yuval Jobani, Tel Aviv, and Dr Nahshon movement, 1910s–40s’
    century Jerusalem’
    Perez, Bar-Ilan
    Professor Paulo Drinot, UCL, in
    10 Nov: ‘Governing the sacred: political Dr Danielle Drori
    conversation with Professor Donna Guy,
    toleration in fve contested sacred sites’ 3 Nov: ‘Yosef Klausner in translation:
    Ohio
    Zionism and Christianity’
    Dr Peter Bergamin 22 Oct: ‘The sexual question: a history of
    24 Nov: ‘Guns and Moses: Jewish anti- Dr Yuval Evri, KCL prostitution in Peru, 1850s–1950s’
    British resistance during the Mandate for 17 Nov: ‘The return to Al-Andalus:
    Nicolás Prados in conversation with
    Palestine’ disputes over Sephardic culture and
    Laurence Whitehead
    identity between Arabic and Hebrew’
    Modern South Asian Studies seminar 29 Oct: ‘Cuba in the Caribbean Cold
    series Rose Stair War: exiles, revolutionaries and tyrants,
    1 Dec: ‘Age and gender in German- 1952–9’
    The following seminars will take place at
    language cultural Zionism’
    2pm on Tuesdays online via Teams Live Professor Sudhir Hazareesingh in
    Event. More information: www.southasia. Latin American Centre conversation with Dr Carrie Gibson,
    ox.ac.uk/events; to register: www.eventbrite. independent researcher
    SEMINAR SERIES
    co.uk/e/modern-south-asian-studies- 5 Nov: ‘Black Spartacus: the epic life of
    seminar-tickets-122379001889. Conveners: The following seminars will take place at Toussaint Louverture’
    Professor I Bangha, Professor N Mathur, 5pm on Tuesdays online (link tbc).
    Dr Naim Bro, Instituto Milenio
    Professor R O’Hanlon, Professor K Sullivan
    Professor Carlota Pérez, UCL Fundamento de los Datos, Santiago
    de Estrada
    13 Oct: ‘Technological opportunities 12 Nov: ‘The structure of political confict:
    Professor Nayanika Mathur and Professor and a dynamic post-COVID-19 future for kinship-based factions in the Chilean
    Rosalind O’Hanlon Latin America’ Congress, 1828–94’
    13 Oct: ‘Global histories of hierarchy?
    Dr Dani Campello and Dr Cesar Zucco, Roundtable
    Refections from India on caste, race and
    Getulio Vargas Foundation Professor Camilla Townsend and
    the Black Lives Matter movement’
    20 Oct: ‘The volatility curse: exogenous Professor Stefan Rinke, FU Berlin. Chair: Dr
    Professor Dilip Menon, Witwatersrand shocks and representation in Latin Timo Schaefer
    20 Oct: ‘Pandemic as event: thinking America’ 19 Nov: ‘The Aztecs’
    modern Indian society through a crisis’
    Professor José Antonio Ocampo, Columbia Roundtable
    Dr Philip Lutgendorf, Iowa 27 Oct: ‘The impact of COVID-19 on the Professor Nicola Miller, UCL (second
    27 Oct: ‘ “Chai – why?” The making of the economies of Latin America’ panelist tbc). Chair: Andre Jockyman
    Indian “national drink” ’ 26 Nov: ‘Intellectual history in Latin
    Professor Cristóbal Rovira Kaltwasser,
    America’
    Professor Happymon Jacob, JNU Diego Portales
    3 Nov: ‘Domestic audience costs and 3 Nov: ‘Is Latin America immune to the Professor Ilan Stavans, Amherst
    foreign policy making in India: recent populist radical right? Analysing the case 3 Dec: ‘Popol Vuh: a retelling’
    shifts in the BJP’s strategy’ of Chile’
    BRAZILIAN STUDIES PROGRAMME/LAC
    Professor Cynthia Talbot, Texas at Austin Round table AND BRAZILIAN SOCIETY COFFEE AND
    10 Nov: ‘Rajput loyalties in the Mughal Dr Miriam Kornblith, National Endowment SCIENCE SEMINAR SERIES
    age’ for Democracy; and Dr Tom Long, Warwick.
    The following seminars will take place at
    Chair: Professor Tim Power
    Professor John E Cort, Denison 5pm on Wednesdays, online (link tbc).
    10 Nov: ‘US presidential and Latin
    17 Nov: ‘Domestic devotion: Jain wooden
    America’ Professor Leandro David Wenceslau,
    house shrines from Gujarat in American
    Viçosa and Professor Francisco Ortega,
    museum collections’ Professor Merike Blofeld, GIGA
    State University of Rio de Janeiro
    17 Nov: ‘COVID-19 and social protection
    21 Oct: ‘Saúde mental, atenção primária
    responses in Latin America’
    e COVID 19 no Brasil: impactos de um
    contexto de desgoverno’
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    Dr Rafael Pereira, IPEA/Brazil Professor Sabina Alkire and Miss Fanni Centre for Socio-legal Studies
    4 Nov: ‘Urban mobility and inequality in Kovesdi
    access to opportunities’ 4 Dec: ‘A bird’s-eye view of well-being: Socio-Legal discussion group
    exploring a multidimensional measure
    Professora Selma Suely Baçal de Oliveira, The following seminars will take place at
    for the UK’
    Federal University of Amazonas/Brazil 12.30pm on Thursdays online via Zoom,
    18 Nov: ‘Retorno às aulas na Educação unless otherwise noted. More information:
    Department of Social Policy and
    Básica no Amazonas: Brasil e os impactos www.law.ox.ac.uk/centres-institutes/centre-
    Intervention
    da Pandemia’ socio-legal-studies/events. Conveners: Sila
    Uluçay, Jessica Steinberg
    tbc Seminars
    25 Nov: Joint seminar with CAS, Rangga Dachlan
    The following seminars will take place at
    University of St Andrews 22 Oct: ‘Pivots: doing socio-legal research
    4pm on Thursdays online. Registration
    on cultural heritage in a pandemic’
    Dr Mariana Borges required: https://bit.ly/33XMPXw.
    2 Dec: tbc Convener: David Humphreys Noah Wescombe
    5 Nov: ‘Taking personhood seriously: the
    Sarah Hawkes, UCL
    Oxford Department of International socio-legal tensions of non-human and
    15 Oct: ‘Sex, gender and COVID-19:
    Development non-animal recognition’
    evidence, equality and inexplicable
    absences’ Carson Smith
    Oxford Poverty and Human Development
    Wed, 18 Nov: ‘Community mediation
    Initiative seminar series Samina Raja, Bufalo
    across ethnicities: building for confict
    22 Oct: ‘Pandemics and urban planning:
    The following seminars will take place at resolution in diverse societies’
    COVID-19 illuminates why urban
    1pm on Fridays online. More information
    planners should have listened to Shruti Iyer
    and to register: http://ophi.org.uk/seminars.
    community advocates all along’ 3 Dec: ‘Silicosis and the state: reframing
    Conveners: Dr Ricardo Nogales, Dr Hector
    contestations between capital and labour
    Moreno Elizabeth Stuart, Johns Hopkins
    in contemporary India’
    29 Oct: ‘Measuring population-level
    Professor Sabina Alkire and Dr Usha
    mental health during the COVID-19 Socio-Legal seminar series
    Kanagaratnam
    pandemic’
    16 Oct: ‘A journey of acute poverty: the The following seminars will take place at
    global Multidimensional Poverty Index Marta Golin, Abigail Adams-Prassl 4.30pm on Mondays in the Common Room
    (MPI)’ 5 Nov: ‘The unequal impact of COVID-19 Area, Manor Road Building, and online via
    on the labour market’ Zoom. More information: www.law.ox.ac.
    Dr Ebelechukwu Maduekwe, TUM
    uk/centres-institutes/centre-socio-legal-
    23 Oct: ‘Measuring human recognition for Annual Sidney Ball Lecture
    studies/events. Convener: Linda Mulcahy
    women in Malawi using the Alkire-Foster Peter Taylor-Gooby, Kent, in collaboration
    method of multidimensional poverty with St John’s Julia Viebach
    counting’ 12 Nov: ‘COVID-19 and the UK welfare 19 Oct: ‘Transnational archives:
    state: where next for post-pandemic power, voice and archival violence in
    Dr Mónica Pinilla-Roncancio, Los Andes,
    welfare provision?’ transnational justice’
    and Dr Paul Rodriguez, del Rosario
    30 Oct: ‘Catastrophic payments and Danny Dorling Nayanika Mathur
    multidimensional poverty: a longitudinal 19 Nov: ‘Constructing the story of 2020 – 2 Nov: ‘Beastly identifcation:
    analysis’ myths, miasma, messaging and models conservationist legal regimes and
    – from cholera to COVID-19’ documents in the government of big cats
    Mr Richard Freund
    in India’
    6 Nov: ‘Construction of an internationally Trish Greenhalgh
    comparable Child Multidimensional 26 Nov: ‘Politics, post-truth science and Nicole Stremlau
    Poverty Index’ COVID-19’ 16 Nov: ‘Innovation in the absence of a
    state: law, technology and politics in the
    Dr María Emma Santos, UNS, CONICET Mike Brewer, Resolution Foundation
    Somali territories’
    13 Nov: ‘Poor households or poor 3 Dec: ‘The initial impact of COVID-19 and
    individuals? The issue of the unit of policy responses on household incomes Florian Grisel, CNRS
    identifcation when designing an MPI’ in the UK’ 30 Nov: ‘The limits of private governance:
    norms and rules in a Mediterranean
    Dr Frank Vollmer and Dr Piero Conforti,
    fshery’
    FAO
    20 Nov: ‘Measuring rural poverty with a
    multidimensional approach: conceptual
    framework and empirical results’
    Dr Gastón Yalonetzky, Leeds
    27 Nov: ‘Endogenous weights and
    multidimensional poverty: a cautionary
    tale’
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    Institutes, Centres and Professor Li Zhang, California at Davis Dr Arezou Azad


    19 Nov: ‘Anxious China: inner revolution 3 Dec: ‘Of panegyrics and commerce:
    Museums and politics of psychotherapy’ Jews and Muslims in 11th-century
    Afghanistan’
    Ashmolean Museum Professor Andrew Jones, Berkeley
    26 Nov: ‘Tchang’s secret signature:
    Oxford Centre for Islamic Studies
    University collections seminar series paranoia, realism and The Adventures of
    Tintin’
    The following seminars will take place Centre seminars
    on Thursdays online. Convener: Shelagh Professor Keith Knapp, Citadel, Charleston
    The following seminars will take place at
    Vainker 3 Dec: ‘The changing face of devotion:
    5pm on Wednesdays online. All welcome.
    images of flial piety stories in early
    22 Oct: tbc To register: www.oxcis.ac.uk/seminar-series.
    imperial China’
    26 Nov: tbc Dr Yaqub Chaudhary, Cambridge Muslim
    Environmental Change Institute College
    Bodleian Libraries 14 Oct: ‘AI: simulation and dissimulation’
    Oxford Networks for the Environment
    Dr Rory McCarthy, Durham
    Conference
    A webinar will take place at 4.30pm on 21 Oct: ‘Islamist transformations after
    An online conference will take place 9am– 12 October. Speakers: Jim Hall, Harriet the Arab uprisings: Tunisia’s Ennahda
    4.30pm on 24 October. Free but registration Waters, Nathan Lawson and Siobhan Movement’
    required: https://visit.bodleian.ox.ac.uk/ Dhir. To register: www.eventbrite.
    Dr Fozia Bora, Leeds
    event/let-us-now-praise-famous-women. co.uk/e/super-year-for-nature-one-
    28 Oct: ‘Archives and archival sensibilities
    Convener: Taous Dahmani network-event-university-of-oxford-
    in medieval Arabic historiography’
    Subject: ‘Let us now praise famous registration-118340974039. More
    women: discovering the work of female information: info@energy.ox.ac.uk. Dr Adam Hanieh, SOAS
    photographers’ Subject: ‘The super-year for nature’ 4 Nov: ‘Money, markets and monarchies:
    the Gulf Cooperation Council and
    Oxford University China Centre Oxford Centre for Hebrew and Jewish political economy of the Middle East’
    Studies
    Dr Stephen H Jones, Birmingham
    Seminars
    11 Nov: ‘Islam, liberalism and national
    David Patterson Lectures
    The following seminars will take place at identity: lessons from British Islamic
    5pm on Thursdays online via Microsoft The following lectures will take place at 6pm institutions’
    Teams, unless otherwise noted. The on Thursdays online via Zoom. Registration
    Professor Christopher Melchert
    sessions are jointly organised with the required: academic.administrator@ochjs.
    18 Nov: ‘Counting Shaykhs in hadith
    Oxford School of Global and Area Studies ac.uk.
    collections’
    and Faculty of Oriental Studies. All welcome;
    Dr Peter Bergamin
    to register: www.chinacentre.ox.ac.uk/talks- Dr Minlib Dallh
    22 Oct: ‘ “I’m the best friend that the Jews
    and-lectures. 25 Nov: ‘Nana Asma’u (d 1864): the
    ever had”: Ernest Bevin and Palestine’
    erudite poet and mystic of the Sokoto
    Book launch
    Dr John Screnock Caliphate’
    Professor Rana Mitter and Professor
    29 Oct: ‘ “When Abram was nynetye yere
    Rosemary Foot Dr Richard Todd, Birmingham
    olde and ix”: the syntax of Hebrew (and
    15 Oct: ‘China’s good war: how World 2 Dec: ‘Alchemical interpretations of the
    English) numerals, its development, and
    War II is shaping a new nationalism’ Qur’an in the Shudhūr al-dhahab (Shards
    dating texts from the Bible’
    (Mitter) and ‘China, the UN and human of Gold) and its commentaries’
    protection. Beliefs, power, image’ (Foot) Mr Yochai Coppenhagen
    Special seminars
    5 Nov: ‘The Coppenhagen Collection: a
    Dr Naomi Yamada, Tsukuba
    Dutch–Jewish jewel’ The following seminars will take place at
    12.30pm, Wed, 21 Oct: ‘Preferential
    5pm on Thursdays online. To register: www.
    policies in multi-ethnic China: national Professor Laurent Mignon
    oxcis.ac.uk/seminar-series.
    rhetoric, local realities’ 12 Nov: ‘The book cover as a world map:
    on Judeo-Spanish translations, Ottoman– Professor Bernard Haykel, Princeton
    Professor Eugenio Menegon, Boston
    Turkish culture and world literature’ 15 Oct: ‘Saudi Arabia and the rise and fall
    12.30pm, Wed, 28 Oct: ‘The invisible city:
    of political Islam’
    a global microhistory of Europeans and Dr Norman Solomon
    their social networks in 18th-century 19 Nov: ‘Meat and milk: inventing the law’ Professor Adam Osman, Illinois at Urbana-
    Beijing’ Champaign
    Professor Yaacov Yadgar in discussion
    19 Nov: ‘Using feld experiments to learn
    Professor Ren Xuefei, Michigan State with Dr Brian Klug
    about religious behaviour’
    5 Nov: ‘Governing the urban in China and 26 Nov: ‘Israel and the “Jewish Question”:
    India’ a discussion following Yaacov Yadgar’s Professor Ahmet Kuru, San Diego State
    book Israel’s Jewish Identity Crisis: State 26 Nov: ‘Book talk: Islam,
    Dr Ed Pulford, Manchester
    and Politics in the Middle East (CUP, authoritarianism and
    12 Nov: ‘Time and history across China’s
    2020)’ underdevelopment’
    northeastern borders’
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    Reuters Institute for the Study of Colloquium Modern French research seminar
    Journalism
    A colloquium will take place 5–7.30pm on The following seminars will take place at
    13 October for the launch event of Life- 5pm on Thursdays online.
    Seminars
    Writing Beyond Words, featuring Louise
    Andrew Counter
    The following seminars will take place at Cournarie, RAM, and Alyn Shipton. More
    5 Nov: ‘George Sand and the sex wars’
    1pm on Wednesdays online via Zoom, unless information and to register: https://oclw.
    otherwise noted. All welcome; registration web.ox.ac.uk/event/stave-to-sounds. Patrick Crowley, Cork
    required: https://reutersinstitute.politics. Subject: ‘Never the same twice: from 19 Nov: ‘Within the opaque mirror: the
    ox.ac.uk/calendar. stave to sounds, into words’ poetry of El-Mahdi Acherchour’
    Professor Safya Noble, author of Seminars Hanna Merejota, Turku
    Algorithms of Oppression 3 Dec: ‘Narrative agency and its limits:
    The following seminars will take place
    4pm, 14 Oct: ‘What is data bias, and why engaging with illness in Philippe
    at 1pm on Tuesdays via Zoom, followed
    should journalists pay attention?’ Claudel’s L’Arbre du pays Toraja’
    by questions from 1.30pm. Registration
    Meera Selva required: https://oclw.web.ox.ac.uk. Early Modern French Seminar
    21 Oct: ‘Under pressure: journalists and
    Natasha Randall The following seminars will take place
    the battle to keep reporting’
    13 Oct: ‘On the biographical material in at 5.15pm on Thursdays online, unless
    Shirish Kulkarni, Bureau of Investigative Constance Garnett’s translations’ otherwise noted. To register: search ‘Early
    Journalism Modern French Seminar’ on Eventbrite.
    Carmen Bugan
    28 Oct: ‘The 7 building blocks of refective
    27 Oct: ‘With an incursion into the Workshop
    journalism’
    oppressor’s mind that led to writing a Pauline Goul, Washington, Phillip
    Luke Harding, author of Shadow State novel-in-verse’ John Usher, NYU, Louisa Mackenzie,
    4 Nov: ‘How signifcant is Russian Washington, and Jennifer Oliver
    Heidi Williamson
    infuence on global politics?’ 29 Oct: ‘Early modern ecologies’
    10 Nov: ‘On life-writing, poetry and
    Noel Curran, director-general, European being an “incoherent bystander” to the Laurence Giavarini, Dijon
    Broadcasting Union Dunblane shooting in 1996’ noon, 26 Nov: tbc
    11 Nov: ‘The value and future of public
    Soledad Fox Maura Thanatic ethics: the circulation of bodies
    service media’
    17 Nov: ‘Madrid Again’ in migratory spaces seminars
    Mia Malan, founding editor-in-chief,
    Juliet Dunmur The following seminars will take place at
    Bhekisisa Centre for Health Journalism
    24 Nov: ‘On writing the biography of Sir 9.30am on Fridays online, unless otherwise
    18 Nov: ‘COVID-19 reporting in South
    Edward Maufe, one of the 20th century’s noted.
    Africa’
    most prolifc British architects’
    Antoine Pecoud, Paris
    Izin Akhabau, online editor, The Voice
    23 Oct: tbc
    25 Nov: ‘The importance of young voices Maison Française
    in British media’ Srilata Ravi, Alberta
    Medieval French research seminar 1.30pm, 20 Nov: tbc
    Emily Ramshaw, co-founder, The 19th
    2 Dec: ‘A new media success story’ The following seminars will take place at Felicien de Heush, Liège
    5pm on Tuesdays online, unless otherwise 4 Dec: ‘Transnational engagements
    Oxford Centre for Life-Writing noted. To register, or to be added to the around Senegalese migrants’ death’
    mailing list: charlotte.cooper@st-hildas.
    The following events will take place online. Historians in the public sphere seminar
    ox.ac.uk.
    Open to all and free of charge. Conveners: The following seminars will take place at
    Professor Elleke Boehmer, Dr Kate Kennedy, 6pm, 13 Oct: Icebreaker and welcome
    3pm on Thursdays online via Zoom. To
    Dr Katherine Collins, Professor Dame to new graduate students in medieval
    register: martin.robert@wolfson.ox.ac.uk.
    Hermione Lee French
    15 Oct: ‘Should the historian be involved
    Sophie Marnette
    Weinrebe Lecture in the public sphere?’
    27 Oct: ‘Quoting lyrics and subjectivities
    Professor Dame Hermione Lee will deliver in the Chastelaine de Vergy’ Claas Kirchelle, Dublin, Guillaume
    the Weinrebe Lecture in Life-Writing at Lachenal, Paris, and Aline Charles, Laval
    Charlotte Cooper-Davis
    5.30pm on 3 November. To join: https:// 22 Oct: ‘Print, broadcast and Twitter – the
    10 Nov: ‘Medieval goes modern: Christine
    oclw.web.ox.ac.uk/article/a-living-subject. historian and the media’
    de Pizan’s Cité des dames in the hands of
    Subject: ‘A living subject: the life of Tom
    modern artists’ Simon Szreter, Cambridge
    Stoppard’
    29 Oct: ‘History and domestic policy’
    Helen Swift
    24 Nov: ‘ “Everything is broken; it needs Donald Fyson, Laval, and Judith Rainhorn
    repair”: relishing disruption in 15th- 5 Nov: ‘The historian as legal expert’
    century French poetry’
    Koen Vermeir, Paris
    12 Nov: ‘Chairing a national or
    international organisation’
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    Marie-Louise Jansen, Institute for Oxford Martin School Colleges, Halls and
    Historical Justice and Reconciliation
    19 Nov: ‘Education matters – historians, The following events will take place online. Societies
    politics and the school board’
    The economics of the COVID-19 pandemic Green Templeton
    Julien Zarifan, Paris
    Dr Julia Giese, Bank of England, and
    26 Nov: ‘The historian and the battles for Lectures
    Professor Cameron Hepburn will lecture
    commemoration’
    at 12.30pm on 14 October in conjunction Dr Julie Gerberding, former US Centers
    3 Dec: ‘Is it enough to write history?’ with the Smith School of Enterprise and for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)
    the Environment and the Oxford Review Director, will lecture at 7pm on 8 October
    MFO flm screening series
    of Economic Policy. More information and as part of a joint initiative with David Eccles
    The following flms will be screened at to register: www.oxfordmartin.ox.ac.uk/ School of Business, Utah. To register: www.
    8pm on Tuesdays at the Maison Française. event-series/the-economics-of-the-covid- gtc.ox.ac.uk/events.
    Registration required via Eventbrite. 19-pandemic. Subject: ‘Fresh insights into value-based
    Subject: ‘A tale of two crises: COVID-19 healthcare’
    20 Oct: ‘Un divan à Tunis’ (Manele Labidi,
    and the fnancial system’
    2019, 90min) Richard Normann Lecture
    Public book talks Professor Jean M Bartunek, Boston, will
    3 Nov: ‘La Cravate’ (Mathias Théry and
    deliver the Richard Normann Lecture at
    Etienne Chaillou, 2019, 98min) The following events will take place at 5pm.
    6pm on 5 November online via Zoom. To
    17 Nov: ‘Les Misérables’ (Ladj Ly, 2019, Professor Ian Goldin (to register: www. register: www.gtc.ox.ac.uk/events.
    103min), with a presentation by Yves oxfordmartin.ox.ac.uk/events/terra- Subject: ‘Reimagining academic–
    Sintomer, Paris 8 incognita) practitioner translation as a value-
    14 Oct: ‘Terra incognita: 100 maps to creating system’
    1 Dec: ‘Alice Guy – 13 courts métrages’
    survive the next 100 years’
    (1898–1907, 50min) Management in medicine programme
    Professor Jefrey Sachs, Columbia (to
    Annual Lecture of the British Society for The following events, primarily for clinicians
    register: www.oxfordmartin.ox.ac.uk/
    the History of Philosophy in training including medical students,
    events/the-ages-of-globalization)
    will be held at 6.45pm on Mondays online
    Professor Jan Westerhof will give the 27 Oct: ‘The ages of globalisation’
    via Zoom. Registration required: naomi.
    Annual Lecture of the British Society for the
    benson@gtc.ox.ac.uk.
    History of Philosophy at 5pm on
    4 November online. Registration required. Professor Kevin Fenton, PHE
    Subject: ‘For your eyes only: the 2 Nov: tbc
    problem of solipsism in ancient Indian
    Professor Trish Greenhalgh
    philosophy’
    16 Nov: ‘Spreading and scaling-up
    Anglo French Seminar in the History of innovation and improvement: what can
    Philosophy of Science we learn from complexity theory?’
    The Anglo French Seminar in the History of
    St John’s
    Philosophy of Science will take place 4–6pm
    on 18 November. Speakers include Sophie
    St John’s College Research Centre
    Roux, Paris, and Rob Ilife. Registration
    required. INTERDISCIPLINARY SEMINARS IN
    Subject: ‘The early modern comet’ PSYCHOANALYSIS

    Colloque annuel de la revue ‘Libertinage The following seminars will be available


    et philosophie à l’âge classique (XVIe et by video-link for one week from 8.15pm on
    XVIIIe siècles)’ the advertised date. Open free of charge to
    members of the University and to mental
    Organisé en ligne du 12 au 13 Novembre par
    health professionals. To register (please
    Nicole Gengoux, Lyon, Mogens Lærke et
    state your afliation): paul.tod@sjc.ox.ac.uk.
    Pierre Girard, Lyon. Inscriptions en ligne. In
    Conveners: Louise Braddock, Paul Tod
    French.
    Louise Braddock
    26 Oct: ‘ “The unconscious is structured
    like a structure”: the transmission of
    meaning and Raymond Williams’s
    structures of feeling’
    Niall Gildea
    23 Nov: ‘Structure contra structuralism in
    Raymond Williams’
    34 University of Oxford Gazette • Supplement (1) to No 5287 • 7 October 2020

    Blackfriars Hall Regent’s Park

    Las Casas Institute for Social Justice Friends of the Angus seminar series

    LECTURE The following seminars will take place at


    7.30pm on Thursdays online via Zoom. To
    James Bergida will give a talk at 6pm on 28
    register: christine.joynes@regents.ox.ac.uk.
    October online via Zoom. To register: www.
    Convener: Christine Joynes
    bfriars.ox.ac.uk/event/bundle-of-duties-
    property-self-perfection-and-providence. Tim Whelan, Georgia Southern
    Subject: ‘Bundle of duties: property, self- 22 Oct: ‘ “Animated addresses to the heart
    perfection and providence’ and conscience”: “lecturing” in the prose
    writings of the women in the Steele
    DIGNITY SERIES
    Circle, 1699–1815’
    Edward Hadas will give two talks online via
    Bianca Dang, Yale
    Zoom. All welcome.
    29 Oct: ‘ “Mme Cajou has... sacrifced
    4 Nov: ‘COVID-19 and Catholic social
    the little she had for the work”: Haitian
    teaching’ (to register: www.bfriars.ox.ac.
    women’s infuence on missionary
    uk/event/covid-19-and-catholic-social-
    activity in Haiti, 1866–80’
    teaching)
    Gale Richards, Bristol Baptist College
    11 Nov: ‘The true heart of economics’ (to
    5 Nov: ‘What’s Christ got to do with it?
    register: www.bfriars.ox.ac.uk/event/the-
    Exploring a Baptist theological statement
    true-heart-of-economics)
    on women in ministry’
    THE FUTURE OF THE HUMANITIES:
    CHRISTIAN LITERARY IMAGINATION

    A series of talks will take place at 4pm on


    Tuesdays online, followed by Q&As, unless
    otherwise noted. Held in conjunction with
    Georgetown. Chair: Professor Michael Scott.
    Registration required: global.georgetown.
    edu/series/the-christian-literary-
    imagination.
    The Revd Joe Simmons, SJ
    13 Oct: ‘Identifying the Christian
    imagination’
    Paul Edmondson, Shakespeare Birthplace
    Trust
    27 Oct: ‘Shakespeare’
    Michael Collins, Georgetown
    10 Nov: ‘Gerard Manley Hopkins’
    Molly Clark
    Fri, 27 Nov: ‘Christopher Smart’
    John Drakakis, Stirling
    8 Dec: ‘Cyril Tourneur’s The Atheist’s
    Tragedy’
    LAS CASAS ANNUAL LECTURE

    Patrick Watt will give the 2020 Las Casas


    Annual Lecture at 5pm on 19 November via
    Zoom. To register: www.bfriars.ox.ac.uk/
    event/las-casas-annual-lecture-2020.
    Subject: ‘A Christian vision of
    development’ (tbc)
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    (2) Admission of Pro-Vice-Chancellors Business School
    (3) Admission of Clerks of the Market
    Musical and other Events: Advertisements 43
    Council of the University: Balliol
    Register of Congregation Notifcations of Prizes,
    Examinations and Boards 38 Grants and Funding 45
    Congregation 36
    Examinations for the Degree of Doctor of Faculty of English Language and
    Congregation 12 October: Philosophy Literature: Matthew Arnold Memorial
    Degree by Resolution Prize
    Changes to Examination Regulations:
    Congregation 13 October: Education Committee Faculty of English Language and
    (1) Voting on a Resolution authorising Literature: Chancellor’s English Essay
    the allocation of space within the St Prize
    Colleges, Halls and Societies 39
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    (2) Voting on a Resolution authorising Faculty of English Language and
    Elections: Jesus Literature: Lord Alfred Douglas Prize
    the allocation of space within the
    Alden Press Annexe to the Gardens, Obituaries: Exeter; St Hugh’s Faculty of English Language and
    Libraries and Museums Division
    Literature: Sir Roger Newdigate Prize
    (3) Voting on a Resolution authorising
    the allocation of space within Elections 39
    Faculty of English Language and
    the SERS Building to the Bodleian
    Call for nominations: Literature: Shelley-Mills Prize
    Libraries
    (4) Voting on Suspension to Council
    Audit and Scrutiny Committee Faculty of English Language and
    Congregation Regulations 3 of
    Buildings and Estates Subcommittee Literature: Jon Stallworthy Poetry
    2002: Religious Services and
    Curators of the University Libraries Prize
    Sermon
    (5) Questions under Part 5 of Curators of the University Parks
    Congregation Regulations 2 of 2002 Committee for the Nomination of Notifcations of Vacancies 46
    Select Preachers
    Congregation 26 November: Nominations Committee Colleges, Halls and Societies
    Elections Pool for Constituting Panels under
    Statute XII External Vacancies
    Socially Responsible Investment
    Notices 37 Review Committee
    Supplement included with this issue:
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    General Notices: (1) to No 5287: Lectures and Seminars,
    Board under Statute XII Part C
    Gazette publication arrangements Michaelmas term 2020 22–34
    Mathematical, Physical and Life
    COVID-19 testing: publishing the Sciences Divisional Board
    University’s COVID-19 testing Medical Sciences Divisional Board
    statistics Social Sciences Divisional Board
    Board of the Faculty of English
    Appointments: Language and Literature
    Humanities Board of the Faculty of History
    Medical Sciences Board of the Faculty of Linguistics,
    Philology and Phonetics
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    Council and Main Congregation


    Committees

    Congregation 6 October (3) Admission of Clerks of the Market Congregation 12 October


    Mr J Hackney, BCL MA Oxf, Emeritus
    (1) Oration by the Vice-Chancellor Degree by Resolution
    Fellow of St Edmund Hall and Wadham,
    The Vice-Chancellor addressed the House. nominated by the Chancellor, and The Revd This content has been removed
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    ofce:
    5287, 1 October 2020. Dr Robert Easton
    Professor C Bountra, BSc Lond, PhD and Professor Katherine J Willis were
    Edin accidentally omitted from the list.
    Dr Robert Easton, BSc Imp, DPhil Oxf,
    Fellow of New College Council of the University
    Professor P Grant, BEng Nott, MA DPhil
    Congregation 13 October
    Oxf, Fellow of St Catherine’s Register of Congregation
    Dr D Prout, BA Oxf, PhD Lond, Fellow of
    The Vice-Chancellor reports that the (1) Voting on a Resolution authorising
    Queen’s
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    Professor M Williams, BSc PhD Brist, MA Amos, The Rt Hon Baroness, University For full text of resolution see Gazette No
    Oxf, Fellow of New College College 5282, 25 June 2020, p457.
    Rt Hon Dame Elish Angiolini, PC, QC, Beltrami, C L, Faculty of History
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    LLB, Principal of St Hugh’s Boxall, D J, Finance Division
    the allocation of space within the Alden
    Sir Gordon William Duf, BM BCh MA Bueno Orovio, A, Keble
    Press Annexe to the Gardens, Libraries
    Oxf, PhD Lond, Principal of St Hilda’s Cai, K, Magdalen
    and Museums Division
    Professor R Goodman, BA Durh, MA Davenport-Hines, R P T, All Souls
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    Professor Richard Hobbs, MB ChB Golf-French, M, Magdalen 5285, 23 July 2020, p490.
    Brist, Head of Nufeld Department of Jie, X, Merton
    (3) Voting on a Resolution authorising
    Primary Care Health Sciences Jones, N K, St John’s
    the allocation of space within the SERS
    Professor Jane Shaw, MDiv Harvard, MA Larsen, S R, Magdalen
    Building to the Bodleian Libraries
    Oxf, PhD Berkeley, Principal of Harris Levine, P J A, Balliol
    Manchester Marty, P, Maison Française For full text of resolution see Gazette No
    Dr R M Surender, BA Essex, MSc DPhil Mastoridis, S, Faculty of Clinical 5285, 23 July 2020, p490.
    Oxf, Fellow of Green Templeton Medicine
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    Professor Lionel Tarassenko, BA DPhil Pfefer, M M, Magdalen
    Congregation Regulations 3 of 2002:
    Oxf, President of Reuben Shasore, N E, Christ Church
    Religious Services and Sermons
    Professor Irene Tracey, MA DPhil Oxf, Tasioulas, J, Philosophy
    Warden of Merton For full text of regulations to be suspended
    Divisional and Faculty Boards
    Sir Richard Trainor, BA Brown, MA DPhil see Gazette No 5286, 24 September 2020,
    Oxf, MA Princeton, Rector of Exeter For changes in regulations for examinations p4.
    Professor Katherine J Willis, BSc S’ton, see ‘Changes to Examination Regulations’
    (5) Questions under Part 5 of
    MA Oxf, PhD Camb, Principal of St below.
    Congregation Regulations 2 of 2002
    Edmund Hall
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    see Gazette No 5285, 23 July 2020, p490.
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    Appointments
    Examinations
    Humanities
    HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON CHAIR OF
    and Boards
    WOMEN’S HISTORY
    Selection Committees
    Brenda Stevenson, MA PhD Yale, Professor
    and Nickoll Family Endowed Chair in
    Composition of a Selection Committee
    History and Professor of African American
    Studies, UCLA, has been appointed to the The composition of the selection committee
    Examinations for the Degree of Doctor
    Hillary Rodham Clinton Chair of Women’s to the post below, proceedings to fll which
    of Philosophy
    History with efect from 1 July 2021. are currently in progress, is as follows:
    Professor Stevenson will be a fellow of St
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    Sir Andrew Dilnot
    Simon Leedham, MB BS Lond, BSc PhD
    Professor Sue Dopson
    QMUL, Professor of Gastroenterology and
    Professor Thomas Hellman
    Wellcome Trust Senior Research Fellow
    Paul Polman
    in Clinical Science in the Wellcome Trust
    Wendy Becker
    Centre for Human Genetics, has been
    Professor Hongbin Cai
    appointed to the Professorship of Molecular
    Edward A Snyder
    and Population Genetics in the Wellcome
    Professor Sir Andrew Likierman
    Trust Centre for Human Genetics, Nufeld
    Department of Medicine, with efect from 1
    Musical and other Events
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    fellow of Queen’s.
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    Colleges, Halls and Societies Elections

    Elections To the Visiting Senior Research Fellowship, Elections 26 November


    Hilary and Trinity Terms 2021:
    Jesus Call for nominations
    Professor John Fryxell, BSc PhD British
    To a Professorial Fellowship from 1 July Columbia The nomination period for the
    2020: elections below will close at 4pm on 29
    To the Welsh Supernumerary Fellowship for
    October.
    Professor David Willis, BA MPhil DPhil 2020–2021:
    Oxf For further information, please contact
    Professor Iwan Davies, LLB LLM
    the Elections Officer (shirley.mulvihill
    To an Ofcial Fellowship and Tutorship in Aberystwyth, LLB Camb, PhD Card
    Linguistics from 1 July 2020: @admin.ox.ac.uk).
    Obituaries Council
    Professor Daniel Altshuler, BA UCLA,
    PhD Rutgers • One of four members of Congregation
    Exeter
    To an Ofcial Fellowship and Tutorship in elected by Congregation from members
    Kenneth Stuart Deakin, 26 February of the faculties in the Divisions of
    Philosophy from 5 January 2021:
    2019; 1941. Aged 96. Humanities and of Social Sciences, to
    Dr Milo Phillips-Brown, BA Reed Richard Derek Toft Jenkin, 23 serve until the start of MT 2024 [vice
    College, PhD MIT September 2020; 1949. Aged 91. Professor Helena Hamerow]
    John Melotte, August 2020; 1976. One of four members of Congregation
    To an Ofcial Fellowship and Tutorship in •
    Aged 62. elected by Congregation from members
    Philosophy from 1 September 2021:
    Thomas Lawrence Powrie, 1 August of the faculties in the Divisions of
    Dr Jean Baccelli, PhD ENS Paris, 2020; Rhodes 1955. Aged 87. Mathematical, Physical and Life Sciences
    PhilMaster Institute Jean Nicod Kenneth Zucker, 27 June 2020; 1955. and of Medical Sciences, to serve until
    Aged 85. the start of MT 2024 [vice Professor
    To a Senior Research Fellowship from
    20 May 2020: St Hugh’s Richard Hobbs]
    • One of four members of Congregation
    Professor Renée Adams, BA California at Margaret Brown (née Rochat), 11 August elected by Congregation not necessarily
    San Diego, MS Stanford, PhD Chicago 2020; 1953. Aged 84. being a member of any division and
    Audrey Cozens (née Noakes), 18 August not in any case being nominated in a
    To a Career Development Fellowship in
    2020; 1953. Aged 85. divisional capacity, to serve until the
    Engineering from 1 October 2020:
    Carol Morgan (née Hayes), 24 July 2020; start of MT 2024 [vice Professor Sir Rory
    Dr Suchandrima Das, BEng NU 1960. Aged 78. Collins, St John’s, Clinical Medicine]
    Singapore, MSc ETH, DPhil Oxf Lauren Parr, 17 January 2020; 2002.
    Aged 36.
    To a Junior Research Fellowship in Celtic Nominations from a diverse range of
    Scott Schubert, 7 September 2020; 2013.
    History from 1 October 2020: Congregation members are encouraged,
    Aged 41.
    particularly those from underrepresented
    Dr Jacob Currie, BA Toronto, MPhil PhD Marion Scrine (née Roberts), 18 August
    groups.
    Camb 2020; 1975. Aged 63.
    Stella Strawbridge (née Hassid), The terms of reference and membership
    To the Maplethorpe Junior Research
    31 August 2020; 1942. Aged 96. of Council are set out in Statute IV (https://
    Fellowship in the Biomedical Sciences from
    governance.web.ox.ac.uk/legislation/
    1 October 2020:
    statute-iv-congregation).
    Dr Nada Kubikova, BSc Nicosia, MSc
    Elected members of Council will ordinarily
    DPhil Oxf
    be expected to serve on a small number of
    To the Shaw Foundation Junior Research other committees (typically between one
    Fellowship in Law from 1 March 2021: and three, usually including at least one of
    the main committees of Council, ie PRAC,
    Dr Talita de Souza Dias, LLB
    GPC, Education Committee, Personnel
    Pernambuco, MJur DPhil Oxf
    Committee, Research Committee).
    To a Supernumerary Fellowship from For further information, please contact Dr
    1 October 2020:
    Nigel Berry (nigel.berry@admin.ox.ac.uk).
    Dr Andrew Dunning, BA Ottawa, MA
    PhD Toronto
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    • One member of Congregation elected by
    • One member of Congregation elected
    Congregation, to serve until the start of POOL FOR CONSTITUTING PANELS
    by Congregation from among members
    MT 2024 [vice Professor David Pyle, St UNDER STATUTE XII
    of the faculties in the Divisions of
    Anne’s]
    Mathematical, Physical and Life Sciences • Four members of Congregation to
    and of Medical Sciences, who shall not The terms of reference and membership of whom Statute XII applies to represent
    serve on Council or on any committee this body are set out in Part 24 of Council the Division of Humanities, elected by
    which in the view of Council has Regulations 15 of 2002 (https://governance. members of Congregation, to serve until
    mainline executive authority within admin.ox.ac.uk/legislation/part-24-curators- HT 2025 [vice Ms Karen Brill, Divisional
    the University, or hold any ofce in the of-the-university-libraries). Ofce; Professor Steven Gunn, Merton
    University or any college which involves and History; Professor Edmund Herzig,
    For further information, please contact the
    executive authority to serve for four Wadham and Oriental Studies; and Ms
    Secretary (richard.ovenden@bodleian.ox.ac.
    years from the start of HT 2021 [vice Lynne Hirsch, Divisional Ofce]
    uk).
    Professor Jane Kaye, St Cross] • Four members of Congregation to
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    by Congregation from among members the Division of Mathematical, Physical
    • One person elected by Congregation, to
    of the faculties in the Divisions of and Life Sciences, elected by members
    serve until the start of MT 2026 [vice Dr
    Humanities and Social Sciences, who of Congregation, to serve until HT 2025
    Amy Zavatsky, St Edmund Hall]
    shall not serve on Council or on any [vice Dr Gwen Booth, Divisional Ofce;
    committee which in the view of Council The terms of reference and membership of Veronica McGowan, Plant Sciences;
    has mainline executive authority within this body are set out in Council Regulations Professor Aris Katzourakis, St Hilda’s,
    the University, or hold any ofce in the 2 of 2004: Part 10 (https://governance. Zoology; and Dr Charlotte Sweeney,
    University or any college which involves admin.ox.ac.uk/legislation/council- Materials]
    executive authority to serve for four regulations-2-of-2004#collapse1426011). • Four members of Congregation to whom
    years from the start of HT 2021 [vice Statute XII applies to represent the
    For further information, please contact the
    Professor Andrew Wilson, All Souls] Division of Medical Sciences, elected
    Secretary (joseph.oconnor@admin.ox.ac.
    by members of Congregation, to serve
    So as to encourage better representation of uk).
    until HT 2025 [vice Mrs Liz Barnes-
    underrepresented groups, the committee
    COMMITTEE FOR THE NOMINATION OF Moss, Clinical Neurosciences; Professor
    welcomes nominations from women and
    SELECT PREACHERS Christopher Conlon, Oriel and Clinical
    BME staf. The terms of reference and
    Medicine; Miss Gillian Morris, Divisional
    membership are set out in Part 8 of Council • Two members of Congregation elected
    Ofce; and Mrs Nicola Small, Primary
    Regulations 15 of 2002 (https://governance. by and from Congregation, to serve until
    Care Health Sciences]
    web.ox.ac.uk/legislation/part-8-audit-and- the start of MT 2024 [vice Dr Matthew
    • Four members of Congregation to whom
    scrutiny-committee). Further information Cheung Salisbury, University College,
    Statute XII applies to represent the
    is available on the Audit and Scrutiny and The Revd Canon Professor Mark
    Division of Social Sciences, elected by
    Committee webpage (https://governance. Chapman, Ripon College Cuddesdon]
    members of Congregation, to serve until
    admin.ox.ac.uk/audit-and-scrutiny-
    The terms of reference and membership HT 2025 [vice Janice French, Business
    committee).
    of this body are set out in Congregation School; vacancy (vice Ms Eve Rodgers,
    For further information, please contact the Regulations 3 of 2002: Part 6 (https:// Education); Professor Nicholas Van
    Secretary (stephanie.norman@admin.ox.ac. governance.web.ox.ac.uk/legislation/ Hear, St Cross and Anthropology; and Ms
    uk). congregation-regulations-3-of- Charlotte Vinnicombe, Law]
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    BUILDINGS AND ESTATES
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    SUBCOMMITTEE For further information, please contact the
    Libraries and Museums (GLAM),
    Secretary (joseph.oconnor@admin.ox.ac.
    • One person elected by Congregation, elected by members of Congregation,
    uk).
    to serve with immediate efect until to serve until HT 2025 [vice Mrs Aisha
    the start of MT 2023 [vice Mrs Rosie NOMINATIONS COMMITTEE Burtenshaw, Ashmolean; Mrs Laura
    Mortimer, Dept of Chemistry] How, Nufeld and Bodleian Libraries; Mr
    • Three members of Congregation elected
    Boyd Rodger, Bodleian Libraries; and Ms
    The terms of reference and membership of by and from Congregation; two of whom
    Wendy Shepherd, Museum of Natural
    this body are set out in Part 10 of Council to serve until the start of MT 2023 [vice Dr
    History]
    Regulations 15 of 2002 (https://governance. Joanna Ashbourn and Dr Kate Blackmon]
    • Four members of Congregation to
    web.ox.ac.uk/legislation/part-10-buildings- and one to serve until the start of MT
    whom Statute XII applies to represent
    and-estates-subcommittee). 2022 [vice Professor Matthew Freeman]
    University Administration and
    For further information, please contact the The terms of reference and membership of Services (UAS), elected by members of
    Secretary (sarah.gardner@admin.ox.ac.uk). this body are set out in Council Regulations Congregation, to serve until HT 2025
    15 of 2002: Part 26 (https://governance.web. [vice Ms Jennifer Makkreel, Estates
    ox.ac.uk/legislation/part-26-nominations- Services; Mr Stephen Purbrick, Finance;
    committee). Ms Sara Smith, EDU; and Mrs Clare
    Wakeham, Harris Manchester and OLI/
    Education]
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    • One member of Congregation to whom SOCIALLY RESPONSIBLE INVESTMENT • One person elected by and from
    Statute XII applies, not necessarily REVIEW COMMITTEE among the members of the Faculty of
    representing any division and not in any Mathematics to serve from the start of
    • One member of Congregation from
    case being nominated in a divisional HT 2021 until the start of MT 2024 (vice
    members of the faculties in the Divisions
    capacity, elected by members of Professor Jon Chapman)
    of Mathematical, Physical and Life
    Congregation, to serve until HT 2021 [vice • One person elected by and from among
    Sciences and of Medical Sciences, elected
    Dr Steve Rayner, Keble and Institute for the members of the Faculty of Chemistry
    by Congregation, to serve until the
    Science Innovation and Society] to serve from the start of HT 2021 until
    start of MT 2023 [vice Professor Harish
    the start of MT 2024 (vice Professor Chris
    It is expected that candidates for election Bhaskaran, Department of Materials]
    Schofeld)
    to represent one of the six constituencies
    The terms of reference and membership of
    will also be members of the relevant For further information, please contact the
    this body are set out in Council Regulations
    constituency (ie a member of one of the Divisional Registrar (tracy.gale@mpls.ox.ac.
    15 of 2002: Part 29 (https://governance.
    divisions, GLAM or UAS). Candidates for uk).
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    election to represent Congregation as a
    socially-responsible-investment-review- MEDICAL SCIENCES DIVISIONAL BOARD
    whole (ie in a non-divisional capacity) need
    committee).
    only be a member of Congregation to whom • One person from among the staf who
    Statute XII applies. However, please note For further information, please contact the are not Heads of Department or statutory
    that a candidate may not be nominated to Secretary (sarah.cowburn@admin.ox.ac.uk). professors who are members of the
    more than one constituency on the same Faculty of Biochemistry, the Faculty
    Other Committees and University
    committee at the same time. For further of Clinical Medicine, the Faculty of
    Bodies
    information, please see the eligibility and Physiological Sciences and the Faculty
    amendments to nominations sections at PANEL FOR CONSTITUTING THE of Psychological Studies, elected
    www.admin.ox.ac.uk/elections/geninfo. VISITATORIAL BOARD UNDER STATUTE jointly by the members of the Faculty
    shtml. XII PART C of Biochemistry, the Faculty of Clinical
    Medicine, the Faculty of Physiological
    Statute XII applies to: (a) professors, readers • Three members of Congregation
    Sciences and the Faculty of Psychological
    and associate professors or lecturers; (b) any required to engage in academic
    Studies, to serve until MT 2021 (vice
    employee of the University who is a member teaching and/or research either by their
    Professor Kevin Talbot)
    of the Universities Superannuation Scheme written contracts of employment or by
    or who would be a member if he or she had established and agreed practice elected For further information, please contact the
    not been exempted under the provisions of by Congregation, to serve until MT 2024 Divisional Registrar (chris.price@medsci.
    Statute XIV. In Statute XII, any reference to ‘a (vice Dr Chris P Conlon, Dr Dora Biro and ox.ac.uk).
    member of the academic staf’ is a reference Professor Stephen Faulkner)
    SOCIAL SCIENCES DIVISIONAL BOARD
    to a person to whom the statute applies
    Further information on the panel
    (Statute XII, Section 3 (1) and (2) (www. • One member elected by and from the
    can be found at: https://governance.
    admin.ox.ac.uk/statutes/353-051a.shtml)). academic members of the Department of
    admin.ox.ac.uk/legislation/statute-xii-
    College staf are not covered by Statute Economics to serve from the start of HT
    academic-staf-and-the-visitatorial-
    XII as colleges have their own statutes. 2021 until the start of MT 2022
    board#widget-id-1383011 and https://
    The exception is college staf at Kellogg, • One member elected by and from the
    governance.admin.ox.ac.uk/legislation/
    St Cross and Reuben, which follow the academic members of the Department of
    council-regulations-36-of-2002.
    University’s statutes. Any staf holding joint Education to serve from the start of HT
    appointments will, however, be covered For further information, please contact the 2021 until the start of MT 2022
    by Statute XII in respect of their University Secretary (rebecca.thomas@admin.ox.ac. • One member elected by and from the
    contract of employment and duties. uk). academic members of the School of
    Geography and the Environment to serve
    Members of the Pool will be chosen by lot to Divisional Boards
    from the start of HT 2021 until the start of
    serve on a number of Panels under Statute
    MATHEMATICAL, PHYSICAL AND LIFE MT 2022
    XII (ie Redundancy Panel (Section 14 (6)),
    SCIENCES BOARD
    Staf Employment Review Panel (Section *Under the regulations governing the
    35) and University Appeal Panel (Section • One person elected by and from composition of divisional boards (https://
    52 (2))) and may also be expected to chair among the members of the Faculty of governance.admin.ox.ac.uk/legislation/
    a Panel. Each member of the Pool will be Engineering Science to serve from the council-regulations-17-of-2002), the above
    required to attend appropriate training, start of HT 2021 until the start of MT vacancies fall within the single constituency
    including on equality and diversity, before 2024 (vice Professor Martin Booth) of ‘three persons elected on a rotational
    serving on a Panel. • One person elected by and from among basis by and from academic members of
    the members of the Faculty of Zoology the following units of the division, with
    Nominations from men and from
    to serve from the start of HT 2021 until each person serving a two-year period:
    academic and research staf are particularly
    the start of MT 2024 (vice Professor Ben (a) the Department of Economics; (b) the
    encouraged.
    Sheldon) Department of Education; (c) the Faculty
    For further information, please contact the • One person elected by and from among of Law; (d) the Department of Politics and
    Secretary (diana.hulin@admin.ox.ac.uk). the members of the Faculty of Physics to International Relations; (e) the School of
    serve from the start of HT 2021 until the Geography and the Environment; (f) the
    start of MT 2024 (vice Professor Arzhang Saïd Business School’. The last elections to
    Ardavan) this constituency represented (c) the Faculty
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    of Law; (d) the Department of Politics and For further information about the Board, for Committees (https://governance.web.
    International Relations; and (f) the Saïd please contact the Secretary (rachael. ox.ac.uk/legislation/council-regulations-
    Business School. sanders@philosophy.ox.ac.uk). 14-of-2002)). Current members seeking re-
    election are also asked to check for specifc
    For further information about the board, BOARD OF THE FACULTY OF THEOLOGY
    restrictions on consecutive service. For
    please contact the Divisional Registrar AND RELIGION
    further information, please see the eligibility
    (catherine.paxton@socsci.ox.ac.uk).
    • Three persons elected by and from the (https://governance.web.ox.ac.uk/elections-
    Faculty Boards members of the Faculty of Theology and by-congregation#collapse1580081) and
    Religion: two to serve until MT 2022 (vice amendments to nominations (https://
    BOARD OF THE FACULTY OF ENGLISH
    Professor Carol Harrison and Professor governance.web.ox.ac.uk/key-election-
    LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE
    Hindy Najman); and one to serve stages-and-procedures#collapse1577651)
    • Four persons elected by and from the until MT 2021 (vice Professor Markus sections within the Information about
    members of the Faculty of English Bockmuehl) University elections (https://governance.
    Language and Literature to serve until web.ox.ac.uk/information-about-university-
    For further information, please contact the
    the start of MT 2022 (vice Professor elections) pages of the Elections website
    Secretary (haf@theology.ox.ac.uk).
    Katherine E Shepherd-Barr, Professor (https://governance.web.ox.ac.uk/elections).
    Lorna M Hutson, Dr H Sullivan and BOARD OF THE FACULTY OF LAW
    Candidates are invited to include with their
    Professor Andrew Klevan)
    • Four Ofcial Members elected by nomination forms a written statement of
    For further information, please contact the all members of the faculty and from no more than 250 words, setting out their
    Secretary (sadie.slater@ell.ox.ac.uk). the persons qualifed to be Ofcial reasons for standing and qualifcations for
    Members as per Regulation 10 of Council the ofce being sought.
    BOARD OF THE FACULTY OF HISTORY
    Regulations 19 of 2002, to serve until MT
    In the event of a contested election, the
    • Four persons elected by and from among 2023 (vice Professor Horst Eidenmueller,
    successful candidates will be determined
    the members of the Faculty of History Professor Luca Enriques, Professor
    by an electronic ballot. A registration email
    holding posts on the establishment or Wolfgang Ernst and Professor Catherine
    with further instructions will be sent to
    under the aegis of the board, to serve Redgwell)
    eligible voters on Tuesday, 10 November,
    until the start of MT 2022 (vice Dr • Nine Ordinary Members elected by and
    using the email addresses provided in the
    Catherine Holmes, Dr Lucy Wooding, from all members of the faculty exclusive
    electronic register of Congregation (NB with
    Professor Natalia Nowakowska and of the persons qualifed to be Ofcial
    few exceptions, notably clinical staf, this
    Professor Christina de Bellaigue) Members as per Regulation 10 of Council
    will be the work address ending ‘ox.ac.uk’).
    Regulations 19 of 2002, to serve until
    For further information, please contact the Voters will need to respond to the email to
    MT 2023 (vice Professor Adrian Briggs,
    Secretary (administrator@history.ox.ac.uk). confrm their registration and to receive
    Dr Rachel Condry, S Enchelmaier, Dr
    links to the candidate statements and to
    BOARD OF THE FACULTY OF LINGUISTICS, Imogen Goold, Mr James Goudkamp,
    vote. Candidates’ statements will also be
    PHILOLOGY AND PHONETICS Professor Jennifer Payne, Laura C H
    published in the Gazette dated 12 November.
    Hoyano, Dr Thomas Krebs and Professor
    • Four persons elected by and from Voters may wish to read these statements
    Fernanda Pirie)
    among the members of the Faculty of before completing their electronic vote. The
    Linguistics, Philology and Phonetics, to For further information, please contact the voting period will close at 4pm on
    serve until the start of MT 2022 Secretary (charlotte.vinnicomb@law.ox.ac. 26 November.
    uk).
    For further information, please contact the If the number of nominations received by
    Secretary (administrator@ling-phil.ox.ac. Notes the closing date is no more than sufcient to
    uk). fll the vacancies, the candidates nominated
    Due to current COVID-19 restrictions,
    shall be deemed to be duly elected as of the
    BOARD OF THE FACULTY OF ORIENTAL the elections on 26 November will
    close of the nomination period on Thursday,
    STUDIES be conducted electronically. Hard
    29 October. When required, places will be
    copies of nomination forms will not be
    • Three persons elected by and from allocated according to academic standing,
    processed. Completed nomination forms
    among the members of the Faculty of as defned in Council Regulations 22 of
    should be sent as an email attachment to
    Oriental Studies, to serve until the start 2002, Part 2: Academic Precedence and
    the Elections Ofcer (elections.ofce@
    of MT 2022 (vice Professor Dirk Meyer, Standing (https://governance.web.ox.ac.uk/
    admin.ox.ac.uk) by 4pm on 29 October.
    Professor Jeremy Johns and Professor legislation/council-regulations-22-of-2002),
    At least one nomination in respect of each
    Margaret Hillenbrand) made by Council on 26 June 2002.
    candidate must be made on an ofcial
    For further information, please contact the nomination form (https://governance. If the number of nominations received by
    Secretary (thomas.hall@orinst.ox.ac.uk). web.ox.ac.uk/nomination-forms). Please the closing date is less than sufcient to fll
    ensure that the nominators listed in section the vacancies, those candidates nominated
    BOARD OF THE FACULTY OF PHILOSOPHY
    D are also copied into the email when the will be deemed elected unopposed, and the
    • Four persons elected by and from the nomination form is submitted, as this will remaining vacancies will lapse, in which
    members of the Faculty of Philosophy act as verifcation of the nomination in lieu case, in accordance with the regulations,
    to serve until the start of MT 2022 (vice of supplying original signatures. the places must remain vacant until
    Professor Hilary C Greaves, Professor appointments are made jointly by the Vice-
    All candidates are asked to note the general
    Philipp Koralus, Professor Mark A Chancellor and Proctors.
    requirements which apply to all committee
    Wrathall and Professor Karen M Nielsen)
    members, as set out in Council Regulations For further information, please contact the
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    Supplement
    Vice-Chancellor’s Oration 2020
    Academic Connections in a Time of I doubt there is anyone among us who has via Panopto, and the students were
    Social Distance not felt a sense of loss during the pandemic. overwhelmingly content with the content.
    Some of you may have lost family or Student evaluations showed satisfaction
    Colleagues, thank you for making time to friends to COVID-19: if so, my heart goes rates of over 80% for online tutorials and
    attend this meeting of Congregation to hear out to you. Even if that is not the case, most supervisions, and 75% for recorded lectures.
    my Oration, an address that traditionally of you will be feeling the loss of certain That is a tremendous accolade.
    refects on our achievements over the freedoms – to travel without restrictions,
    Running exams remotely was also a major
    past year and points forward to outline to use certain libraries or laboratories, to
    achievement, with over 1,000 exams
    our direction of travel for the future. I am attend conferences, to socialise freely with
    made available in more than 18,000 exam
    especially grateful to you for convening friends and colleagues. We have missed
    sittings over 10 weeks. The e-Assessment
    today in an environment in which we are the subtle ecology of academic life, where
    project will ensure that we have a secure
    obliged to spread ourselves across the vast chance meetings in the dining hall or the
    and sustainable digital assessment service
    Sheldonian Theatre to minimize risk of hallway can lead to signifcant initiatives.
    throughout the period of disruption, and
    spreading infection. There is a certain irony Our homes have had to serve in many
    will ofer exam boards a greater range of
    in our having to abandon the usual setting of diferent roles: sometimes doing duty as
    choices for digital assessments in the future.
    the Oration, Convocation House, as that was nursery, school, library, ofce, hairdressing
    where the London Parliament met during salon and gym. Scholarship has been a It is too soon to say what the fnancial impact
    the plagues of the 17th century. In those quick-change act, particularly for those with of the pandemic will be on the University.
    days, members of the University were also caring responsibilities. I appreciate how Our initial estimates suggested that it would
    obliged to practise social distancing, and our weary you may be feeling after six months cost us £90 million in the frst year. This cost
    academics led the national efort against the of uncertainty and upheaval. Yet I also know related principally to lost student income,
    plagues then, too. that we have learned a great deal and made research income and exhibition, conference
    signifcant gains during this pandemic: that and trading revenue. It also refects our
    COVID-19 it has shown the very best this University necessary investment in preparation for
    This has been a year unlike any other. A can be and can do. So, without for a moment Michaelmas term, with COVID-19 testing
    year of fre-fghting to contain a global downplaying the difculties this academic for staf and students, adaptations of the
    pandemic and to continue our vital research, year has brought us, I do want to celebrate learning environment, funding research
    teaching and administration under new and our achievements and to speak positively, extensions for postgraduate research
    challenging circumstances. I would like to indeed glowingly, of the work Oxford is students to ensure that they have time to
    begin by taking a moment to acknowledge doing. complete their degrees, and an enhanced
    the enormous debt of gratitude the ‘returning carers’ fund to ease the return
    I would like to recognise the enormous efort
    University owes to you, and to all of its staf. to work. We have also made signifcant
    that colleagues have made to adapt to new
    Firstly, I’d like to thank our cleaners. They additional investment in IT and in our
    ways of working when COVID-19 hit us, and
    are at the front line of keeping our buildings library system.
    how rapid and successful our adaptation
    safe to use. One positive efect of this crisis has been. When asked how Trinity term Oxford is fortunate in having unrestricted
    has been to heighten awareness within had gone for them, most departments reserves to draw down, of which Council
    all organisations that our daily well-being said the transition to remote teaching had has approved our using up to £60 million
    depends on those whose work is, too often, been remarkably – some said surprisingly to cover our lost income. We can thereby
    as invisible as it is invaluable. Today, I want – smooth, notwithstanding the Herculean avoid the more radical fnancial steps other
    to pay particular tribute to those who have eforts in difcult circumstances. In general, institutions have taken and protect our
    kept the lights on, the computer networks a combination of recorded lectures, Canvas current staf. We are making savings by
    running, the advice to staf and students tools and online meetings enabled students cutting costs, deferring planned capital
    fowing: our caretakers and caregivers to undertake all their planned teaching. To expenditure, and freezing recruitment
    whose support underlies all aspects of the give a sense of the scale of the operation: and merit-based awards. The University
    study we engage in and the learning we in a single month in Trinity term, 61,000 remains resolutely committed to protecting
    share. hours of content was delivered to students existing jobs, to going ahead with the

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    48 University of Oxford Gazette • Supplement (1) to No 5288 • 14 October 2020

    implementation of the Oxford Living Wage, We have learned that the myth that In a related development, Professors Peter
    and to ensuring that all staf on furlough Oxford is slow moving and cumbersome Horby and Martin Landray are leading the
    receive 100% of their salary. is just that: a myth. Not only did we adapt large COVID-19 Recovery trial. Over 12,000
    our teaching at lightning speed, we also patients have been involved in testing
    There is every hope that our budgets have
    adapted our research – and the entire world therapeutics for COVID-19. In June the trial
    been conservative in projecting possible
    has benefted. In January, hearing that demonstrated that an everyday, inexpensive
    loss of income and that the extremely robust
    colleagues in the Jenner Institute – under steroid, dexamethasone, cut the risk of
    – indeed unprecedently high – student
    the leadership of Professors Adrian Hill death by a third for patients on ventilators
    numbers we are seeing this term herald the
    and Sarah Gilbert – had been working on and by a ffth for those on oxygen, making it
    beginning of economic recovery. We remain
    MERS, and believed their work could be the frst proven drug for treatment of COVID-
    cautious in our budgeting plans, however,
    adapted to develop a vaccine for COVID- 19. It has been estimated that this discovery
    aiming always to protect the University’s
    19, the University immediately agreed to alone has already saved many thousands
    mission and care for current students
    provide a £1 million underwrite from the of lives. The trial has also demonstrated
    and staf, while being mindful of our
    recently established Strategic Research that hydroxychloroquine and lopinavir-
    responsibilities to future generations.
    Fund to enable the team at the Jenner to ritonavir are not efective treatments, while
    Emergencies take us out of our familiar ramp up their work. We judged that, if the examination of other treatments continues.
    environments. I am sure that each of us can venture proved successful, other funding
    We have learned, or rather, we have
    individually think of things we have had would follow, as indeed it has. Government,
    demonstrated, that, while our medics and
    to learn over the past six months that we international organizations and generous
    those in STEM subjects are at the forefront
    would not otherwise have learned. Nouns private individuals, who contributed over
    of the national efort against COVID-19,
    like ‘Teams’ and verbs like ‘Zoom’ have £27 million, have invested in Oxford’s
    our colleagues in the Social Sciences and
    acquired entirely new meanings for us all. I’d vaccine.
    Humanities have valuable contributions
    like briefy to refect on what the University
    Within 100 days of learning the genetic to make too. In the Social Sciences, to give
    has learned during the pandemic and what
    sequence of COVID-19, Professor Gilbert and just two examples, Professor Melinda Mills
    we can take forward from this period to
    her team had a vaccine candidate so that has been working on social behaviour
    enhance our work in the future.
    Professor Andy Pollard and his team in the around face coverings and Professor Lucie
    In educational terms, we have learned from Oxford Vaccine Group could begin clinical Cluver has been investigating parenting in a
    the successful move to open-book exams trials. This vaccine has now successfully pandemic.
    and to some forms of e-assessment. We passed through phase 1 and 2 trials and
    Our Humanities academics have also shone
    now know that small-group and one-to-one results from mid-July show that the vaccine
    a powerful light on present anxieties,
    tutorials work well online: students working is safe and efective in triggering an immune
    putting them in historical context. Professor
    remotely particularly appreciate the ability response involving both antibodies and T
    Michael Parker has been advising the
    to replay recorded lectures to consolidate cells. Phase 3 trials are underway. People
    NHS on the ethical considerations needed
    their notes and revise complicated topics. across the globe held their collective breath
    for public trust in a contact-tracing app.
    We know that larger groups are trickier when the vaccine group, adhering to the
    Professor Emma Smith has written about
    to teach online and we have enhanced strictest safety protocols, made the decision
    the plague as a backdrop to Shakespeare’s
    Microsoft Teams with added features in to pause work when a volunteer fell ill. But
    work, and Dr Helen Lacey has spoken about
    preparation for the new academic year. We trials have now resumed in the UK, Brazil
    what the Black Death can tell us about
    have also modernised and integrated our and South Africa and, along with people
    the global economic consequences of a
    digital library resources. The 4,000 new across the globe, we await the results with
    pandemic.
    e-books we purchased for Trinity term, and hope and admiration.
    the digital platforms we have invested in, Thanks to the work of all these
    On April 30, we announced an agreement
    have proven invaluable, and will enhance extraordinary colleagues, and many others,
    with the global biopharmaceutical company
    the creativity of our teaching in the years to the research profle of the University has
    AstraZeneca for further development,
    come. never been higher. We are all proud to be
    large-scale manufacture and potential
    associated with these projects. Our vaccine
    We have learned from the provision of a distribution of the vaccine. We were anxious
    development has attracted global attention
    range of remote student services, from to ensure, on the one hand, that we not be
    and global funding to the University. Of
    counselling to careers. These will continue a party to profteering during a pandemic,
    still greater importance, it has highlighted
    to be enabling in future. We will also and, on the other hand, that we not repeat
    the essential service universities provide
    continue to run compelling online access the mistake of the early 40s when Oxford
    to society as practitioners of cutting-edge
    and outreach events. The pandemic has academics discovered penicillin but handed
    research. At a time when universities often
    forced us to reach out urgently to students all rights of to American companies. We
    feel obliged to fght to defend our central
    who were afected by fnancial hardship required that any partner would agree
    role, these projects make a powerful case for
    and other difculties – we have improved that a vaccine, if proven efective, would
    how necessary it is to support wide-ranging
    our safety net, DDH and mitigating be distributed at cost for the duration of
    university research that can prepare us for
    circumstances processes. The University has the pandemic, and in perpetuity in the
    new trans-national threats, whether these
    set aside funds to support students facing developing world. AstraZeneca agreed and
    come from infectious disease, rising sea
    fnancial difculty as a result of COVID-19: are now overseeing trials around the world
    levels or cyber-crime. We have learned that
    an Emergency Assistance Fund in Trinity and manufacturing at risk so that if the
    there is no such thing as left feld when your
    term to assist with unexpected costs, and a vaccine proves efective, distribution can
    perspective is 360 degrees.
    more substantial COVID-19 Hardship Fund begin immediately.
    for the coming academic year.
    University of Oxford Gazette • Supplement (1) to No 5288 • 14 October 2020 49

    Institutional Progress Plans for the new Schwarzman Humanities – an excellent example for tenant companies
    Centre have also proceeded apace despite – and several companies have ‘graduated’
    TS Eliot’s character J. Alfred Prufrock
    COVID-19. We appointed Hopkins Architects from the BioEscalator and expanded to
    famously said that he had measured out
    in February and a renowned acoustician, larger premises on the Oxford Science Park.
    his life in cofee spoons. League tables can
    Ian Knowles, to make sure the acoustics The incubator acts as a focal point for the
    sometimes seem to be the institutional
    of the concert hall are among the best in entrepreneurial biosciences community
    equivalent of cofee spoons; there are many
    the world. Stakeholder meetings have in Oxfordshire. In fact, the success of the
    of them and mostly they stir up controversy.
    been progressing online throughout the model has led us to plan a BioEscalator2.
    Nonetheless, it is my pleasant duty to report
    year. Meanwhile, the Humanities Cultural
    that Oxford continues to be regarded as To give one illustration of its efectiveness,
    Programme moved its ‘Big Tent! Live Events’
    the leading UK university and maintains the BioEscalator has generated several
    series online during the lockdown and held
    its international reputation, in the face of projects with direct relevance to COVID-19.
    17 events, reaching over 22,000 viewers
    stif competition. We lead the Times Higher There is a national and global race to identify
    in 23 countries. Prior to the pandemic, it
    Education rankings for 2021, making this the a fast, accurate, accredited and afordable
    held successful in-person events including
    ffth consecutive year in which we have won test for COVID-19. Again our academics are
    collaborations with the Ashmolean Museum
    frst place. For the frst time in several years, in the forefront of the race and I know that
    and other local cultural organisations. We
    we have also taken top spot in the Guardian people across the University, the city and
    look forward to more collaborations in the
    university ranking. In the international QS the country are willing them on. We are both
    coming year in support of the arts sector,
    rankings for 2021 we take 4th place; we are developing tests ourselves and (thanks to
    which has faced particular challenges during
    the highest-ranked university in the world the work of Professor Derek Crook and his
    the pandemic due to cancelled events and
    outside of the United States. To top it of, team) evaluating tests developed by others.
    lost audience income.
    we were named University of the Year by The University has committed to deploying
    the Sunday Times a fortnight ago. We were The new Institute for Ethics in Artifcial such a test once one is available.
    awarded this place, we were told, for two Intelligence, which will eventually
    The Strategic Plan
    reasons: in recognition of our research on take its place within the Schwarzman
    COVID-19 and in recognition of our progress Centre, has appointed a Director, two PHILANTHROPY
    in diversifying our undergraduate student Associate Professors, two postdoctoral
    The historian Miriam Beard wrote that ‘the
    body. researchers and two DPhil students. It has
    results of philanthropy are always beyond
    held several seminars, bringing together
    These rankings are a tribute to the sheer calculation.’ She was right, of course. Out
    expertise from Philosophers and leading
    quality of the work you do – in research, in of the rocky gully of the pandemic has
    technical developers and users of Artifcial
    teaching, and in the many forms of pastoral, gushed a spring of kindness, generosity and
    Intelligence in business, academia and
    administrative and technical support that goodwill. This is particularly apparent in the
    government. Our aim is, as ever, to be at the
    make University life possible. It is hard gifts of smaller donors to our coronavirus
    forefront of this emerging feld of research
    to avoid concluding that if Oxford were a research, who have collectively given well
    – whose modern importance equals that
    currency, it would be a gold standard. The over £100,000. Of the £27.6 million donated
    of medical ethics – and to provide an
    fact that we have come to expect from in response to the pandemic, £16 million
    interdisciplinary home for research, study
    you academic mettle of this quality does is going to medical research, £6.1 million
    and debate.
    not in any way diminish its value or the to endow posts in vaccine research and
    astonishing feat of maintaining this calibre Innovation £5.6 million for a planned new Centre for
    of research and educational experience, year Pandemic Preparedness, which we hope to
    In the midst of all these ancient dreaming
    after year. establish in the wake of the pandemic.
    spires, Oxford excels at innovation. I am
    We continue to build, quite literally, on our delighted to report that by the time of this We have also received some extraordinarily
    success. While many minor capital projects Oration, OUI, Oxford University Innovation, generous individual donations. The
    are delayed, construction and planning which launched in 1987, has produced 200 transformational gift of £80 million from
    continue on our major capital projects. spin-out companies. These have raised the Reuben Foundation for our newest
    Work has continued on Hans Krebs 2 – home an extraordinary £3.2 billion in external Oxford college stands out. Reuben College
    of Biochemistry – which we expect to be investment since 2011, £856 million in is due to welcome its frst graduate students
    complete next February. The dramatic the last 12 months alone. The revenues in autumn 2021, thereby meeting the
    demolition of the old Tinbergen has been generated by OUI this year are over commitment made in the Strategic Plan to
    taking place, and construction will begin on £30 million, of which over £18 million open at least one new college within fve
    the new Life and Mind building in summer will return to the University, much of it years. The college aims to generate novel
    2021. The new building will provide 25% reinvested in basic research through the insights into the biggest questions of our
    more usable space than Tinbergen and new Strategic Research Fund, which made time by bringing academics and graduate
    will become the home of the Department its frst awards this year. Moreover, with students from traditionally diferent
    of Experimental Psychology and the OSI, Oxford Sciences Innovation, we have disciplines together. The college’s initial
    new Department of Biology, uniting the the largest university venture fund focused research themes are: Artifcial Intelligence
    Departments of Zoology and Plant Sciences. on a single institution in the world. Among and Machine Learning; Environmental
    The building has been designed to meet the recent developments, we are particularly Change; and Cellular Life, which includes
    performance requirements of the recently proud of the BioEscalator, which welcomed ongoing work in understanding the
    introduced University Sustainability Design its frst tenants in autumn 2018 and now current pandemic. The gift to Reuben
    Guide, including Passivhaus principles, houses 13 companies employing 110 College further expands the existing
    which will achieve a 40% carbon reduction. scientists, innovators and entrepreneurs. A Reuben Scholarship Programme, which
    quarter of the companies have female CEOs was established in 2012 for disadvantaged
    undergraduate students.
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    ACCESS announce the launch of a new initiative, Martin Williams, Pro-Vice Chancellors for
    Black Academic Futures, with the creation People and Education respectively, to co-
    This brings me to the subject of access,
    of ten new scholarships for Black British chair this task force.
    on which we have also made very
    postgraduate students for entry next
    signifcant progress this year. 68% of British As well as increasing the numbers of ethnic
    academic year. We plan to expand this
    undergraduate students starting in Oxford minority staf and students, the well-being
    programme in the years to come.
    this term were educated in state schools. of those students and staf is also high on our
    That’s a 6% increase on last year and an RACE EQUALITY CHARTER agenda. We have increased the number of
    increase of 13% over fve years ago. We do BME counsellors; we have introduced new
    This brings me to the Race Equality
    not yet have this year’s fgures, but between online training modules on race inequality;
    Charter. 2020 has been an important year
    2015 and 2019 the presence of BME students and we are working to ensure greater BME
    for global demonstrations against police
    in our student community rose from 14.5% representation on all committees. But there
    injustice and other aspects of systemic
    to 22%. This year we also had a 4% increase is much more that we can do together.
    racism. It is heartening that, in the midst of
    in the percentage of students coming from
    a pandemic that confned so many people Our community engagement programmes
    the two most socially disadvantaged areas
    to the inwardness of their homes, people are working to increase inclusion of Oxford’s
    (ACORN 4 and 5), who now make up 16%
    of all races have looked outward, feeling so local BME community in the University’s
    of the entering class, up from 8.6% fve
    passionately that we need to move forward activities, and eforts are ongoing to
    years ago. These are stunning fgures and
    in tackling racial injustice that they have encourage routine visits by Oxford city
    a testament to the extraordinary work by
    gathered and marched in large numbers primary school children. In terms of
    dedicated admissions tutors and admissions
    to afrm that belief. I want to afrm here resourcing and organisation, TORCH’S race
    ofcers across the collegiate University.
    my own deep personal and professional and resistance programme provides a focus
    This year we unveiled the Oxford–Arlan commitment to the cause of racial equality for research, while funding is available
    Hamilton and Earline Butler Sims and to making the University of Oxford as through the Diversity Fund, the Van Houten
    Scholarship – our frst dedicated, fully diverse, inclusive, fair and respectful an Fund and the John Fell Fund to increase
    funded scholarship at undergraduate institution as befts a modern, world-leading resourcing for BME-focused research and
    level for Black British students from university. other related activities. I am mindful of the
    disadvantaged backgrounds. We have also writer James Baldwin’s words: ‘History…
    In my younger days, I was heavily involved
    agreed to introduce a BME track in the UNIQ does not refer merely, or even principally, to
    in the Anti-Apartheid Movement in Ireland
    and UNIQ+ programmes. the past…on the contrary, the great force of
    and I have marched myself on many
    history comes from the fact that we carry it
    We continue to work on building digital occasions both for and later with Nelson
    within us…and history is literally present in
    resources to support young people, Mandela to oppose the political oppression
    all that we do.’ In Oxford, we are surrounded
    including UNIQ Digital, Target Oxbridge of Black people. I was thus particularly
    by history in our architecture, landscapes,
    and Oxplore. All of these have reached out pained last spring when words were
    dining halls, libraries and chapels. We
    during the pandemic to help prospective attributed to me that I have never spoken,
    cannot wholly change that historic
    students, particularly those from under- and when certain newspapers sought to
    landscape, but we can address the history
    represented backgrounds, who might not stoke tension within this university and
    we carry within us. We can acknowledge its
    initially have considered Oxford to be a beyond. While there may be internal debate
    presence in all we do, and aim with personal
    place that would welcome their talents as to whether we retain, reinterpret, replace
    integrity and collective efort to improve the
    and where they would feel part of our or mothball particular historical objects that
    future.
    community. Opportunity Oxford – which refect the legacies of colonialism – we are
    aims to help bridge the gap between school absolutely united in our condemnation of The Role of Oxford in the World
    and university for such students – ran for the racism and in our determination that it will
    At a time when physical connections with
    frst time this year with 100 participants, a play no part in Oxford’s future.
    colleagues near and far are difcult, on the
    number that we plan to double by 2022.
    To that end, we have stepped up our actions eve of severing our ties with the European
    Having made such progress on to refect our shared belief that ending Union, it is worth refecting on our role in
    undergraduate admissions we are racism requires not merely an absence of the world, on our international connections,
    increasingly turning our attention to prejudice, but a continuous presence of and on how much a part of our DNA they
    recruiting a more diverse student body mind with regard to racial equality. Our are, always have been, and always must be.
    at postgraduate level. We have made current and planned actions include using Indeed one could argue that a university
    progress. Our new endowment matching our application for renewal of our Race exists to enable connections, to investigate
    scheme, known as GEMS – the Graduate Equality Charter Mark as a framework them, to understand them; that a university
    Endowment Matched Scholarships – has for conversations about race across the is the spiritual home of the idea that no
    led to the creation of 30 new graduate University and for discussions of practical problem, no subject, no historical period, no
    scholarships in its frst round. Further steps we can take. I know that many of these country and no person exists in isolation.
    rounds will take place in the coming year. discussions are already taking place within
    The value of internationalism – of a
    We have launched a Crankstart Master’s the divisions and GLAM but I would like to
    connected, collaborative, coherent
    programme, which will provide fnancial see a University-wide task force convene to
    approach to the shared problems of the
    assistance to selected scholars continuing engage, to listen, to share ideas and together
    world – has never been more apparent than
    their studies at master’s level. Thanks to the to make recommendations for ways that
    in the current crisis, where sharing data
    generosity of the Crankstart Foundation we we can address the under-representation of
    and expertise freely and openly has quite
    are also expanding our summer residential racial minorities at all levels – especially the
    literally translated into saving lives. Sadly,
    programme for prospective graduate most senior levels – within the University. I
    this is also a moment when internationalism
    students, UNIX+. We are also delighted to have asked Professors Anne Trefethen and
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    is routinely scorned by governments intent rapid generation of genomic data. Professors are becoming warier of expressing views
    on pushing the line that power lies in Christophe Fraser and David Bonsall have that they perceive to be controversial.
    protectionism and identity in isolation. provided European governments with Nevertheless, a signifcant portion of those
    evidence to support the feasibility of an polled also said they wanted to learn in an
    Universities, in my view, have an ethical and
    instant contact-tracing mobile application. environment in which they were free to
    intellectual responsibility to demonstrate
    Dr Moritz Kraemer has been working with hear diverse views. I am strongly committed
    the falsity of the logic that exiles blame,
    researchers at Harvard Medical School and to maintaining Oxford’s proud tradition
    scapegoating outsiders, and withdrawing
    elsewhere to produce a real-time map of of free speech and academic freedom of
    from international agreements that
    all confrmed cases of COVID-19. Professor expression, modelling a society that is
    hold nations to the high standards of
    Trudie Lang has created an area on the tolerant, open-minded, willing to listen
    a joint account. We can also model the
    Global Health Network supporting evidence even where it doubts or disapproves. There
    power of collaboration. The pandemic
    generation by pooling protocols, tools, is no doubt that, where public discourse
    has highlighted the vital role played by
    guidance and research standards. supports free speech within universities, we
    universities in meeting global emergencies
    also uphold its value beyond the University:
    and fnding solutions to problems at a In the Social Sciences, the Blavatnik School
    this is another crucial way in which Oxford
    speed and on a scale for which national of Government has compiled a Government
    contributes to the wider world.
    governments often fnd themselves Response Tracker that systematically
    practically unprepared. We have the collects information from over 180 At a time of ever-stricter border control, the
    expertise, the experience, the infrastructure countries on several diferent common University must be a bastion of intellectual
    and the existing international networks policy responses to the pandemic. Our free movement. We must foster debate,
    to join the dots, sometimes before they international connections permeate every diversity, tolerance and creativity. We
    become clusters. part of this university. must keep reaching outward. At a time
    when physical touch is risky, we are more
    Across the University, more than 500 We are all aware that 2021 will see the
    important than ever in allowing people’s
    research staf have been working on practical efects of Brexit. Like family
    minds to meet, their words to travel, and
    COVID-19, most with at least a degree of bereavement, it is something one can
    their work to break down those barriers that
    international collaboration. Professor Horby, prepare for, for many years, and yet fnd
    prevent positive change.
    who chairs the UK’s New and Emerging quite shattering when it actually happens.
    Respiratory Virus Threats Advisory Group, The University of Oxford is determined to Honours
    has been collaborating with the World support all those in our community whose
    The elevated place achieved by the
    Health Organization since early January lives and research will be practically afected
    University in the rankings is entirely due to
    to develop an international database by the coming changes and continuing
    the work of our colleagues. It is a pleasure
    of COVID-19 cases, which is hosted on uncertainties. I want to reiterate the
    to acknowledge just a few of the numerous
    servers at Oxford. Tao Dong of the Nufeld University’s, and my personal, commitment
    members of our academic community who
    Department of Medicine has been working to those members of staf who do not hold
    have won honours and awards over the year.
    with the Chinese Academy of Medical British passports and their families, as well
    Sciences to gain a better understand of as a wider commitment to maintaining Just an hour ago the Nobel Prize in Physics
    the course of the disease at a genetic, and strengthening our many ties and was awarded to Roger Penrose, Emeritus
    molecular and cellular level. Wei Huang and partnerships with Europe and the global Professor of Mathematics and Fellow of
    Zhanfeng Cui of Engineering Science have research community. Wadham, who shares the prize with Andrea
    been developing a new COVID-19 test that Ghez, to whom we gave an honorary degree
    Freedom of Speech
    requires only a heat-block and can be seen this year, and Reinhard Genzel.
    with the naked eye, making it especially Universities have a unique ability to
    In November the University was awarded
    suitable for use in rural settings. generate, gather and test ideas from
    the Queen’s Anniversary Prize for the
    leading researchers in multiple disciplines,
    Professors Nick Day and Guy Thwaites have development of innovative poverty
    producing concrete benefts for the
    been involved in trials of antimalarial drugs measurement for more efective
    common good. The immense value of the
    in Thailand and Vietnam to protect health policymaking. Seven members of the
    University of Oxford to society has never
    workers in the region from COVID-19, while University were recognised in the New
    been more obvious than in these testing
    Professor Richard Maude has been working Year’s Honours List for 2020. Ten of our
    months of public fear, restriction and rapid
    with the Royal Thai Government, among colleagues were elected to Fellowship of
    change to which we are all still adjusting.
    multiple other actors, to model human the British Academy and six to the Royal
    A more subtle, yet equally vital, role that
    movement restrictions to control COVID-19 Society. Four of our researchers received
    universities play is to champion free speech
    spread in Thailand, using mobile phone Royal Society awards for outstanding
    and provide a platform where diverse,
    data. contributions to science and medicine
    competing modes of thought and opinion
    and it was announced that three British
    In Africa, the Oxford Vaccine Group can be openly espoused and examined.
    Academy Global Fellows were joining
    has collaborated with the University of
    Freedom of speech has come under Oxford. A team of engineers from Oxford
    Witwatersrand on the frst COVID-19 vaccine
    worrying strain in recent times from no- were awarded the President’s Special Award
    trial on the continent. At the same time,
    platforming campaigns and from social for Pandemic Service by the Royal Academy
    the group began vaccine trials in Brazil, in
    media, where cascading catcalls, threats of Engineering. Four of our postgraduate
    collaboration with the Federal University of
    and other kinds of trolling can deter even students also received the rare 2020 Rising
    São Paulo. Meanwhile Nuno Faria of Zoology
    the hardiest from canvassing an unpopular Star awards. I congratulate you all.
    has been co-ordinating the CADDE project
    view. Polling from the Policy Exchange on
    in Brazil, which aims to detect outbreaks
    academic freedom suggests that students
    before they become pandemics, through
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    One Oxford and the Year Ahead risks. There have been eight near-pandemics planned as so many of the celebrations will
    since 2000 and yet we were unprepared have to be virtual.
    Oxford has sometimes been compared to a
    when fnally one struck. The risks of climate
    federation of states within a nation. When It is a profound personal pleasure for me
    change are becoming daily more apparent;
    internal competition trumps cooperation to be able to announce that one of the
    we cannot aford to ignore the warning
    it weakens our identity. But when we stand initiatives that will mark this seminal
    signs. This time last year I suggested that
    united in aims and policies with the shared anniversary is the inauguration of the
    we examine our practices and our targets
    interests of our whole community in mind, Hillary Rodham Clinton Chair in Women’s
    on sustainability and ask ourselves if they
    we strengthen every aspect of our collective History. The frst holder of this statutory
    are enough. We convened a Sustainability
    body and our voice in the world. chair is Professor Brenda Stevenson, a noted
    Roundtable in November, created a working
    historian of African American women.
    One could not hope for a better illustration group, and conducted a consultation
    For far too long women have been written
    of the power and importance of One Oxford with staf and students. The answer was a
    out of history. Thanks to the generosity
    than the manner in which the collegiate resounding ‘No’.
    of the 60 donors who have endowed this
    University has come together these past
    In April we announced landmark plans, professorship, and to the extraordinary
    six months, to work on the fendishly
    based on the Oxford Martin Principles woman who lent it her name, Oxford will be
    complicated tasks of responding and
    for Climate-Conscious Investment, at the forefront of educating generations of
    adapting to the constraints of COVID-19, and
    both to divest formally from the fossil historians who will write women right back
    planning for an academic year unlike any
    fuel industry and to engage with fund in, where they have always belonged.
    we have faced in modern times. Colleagues
    managers to request evidence of net
    in colleges, departments and the central It seems apt that 2020 also sees the
    zero carbon business plans across their
    University have volunteered their time, graduation from Oxford of Malala Yousafzai,
    portfolio. Throughout the year the working
    sacrifced holidays and worked through a campaigner for women’s right to education
    party and the University’s Sustainability
    weekends in order to protect the mission who survived an assassination attempt
    Team have been developing a draft
    of the University and the health of all who by the Taliban and became the youngest
    Sustainability Strategy setting the ambitious
    study and work here. Nobel Peace Prize laureate. In refecting on
    target of achieving net zero carbon and
    this year of difculty and oddity, of rapid
    I would like to exhort us all to continue biodiversity net gain by 2035. There will
    adaptation to unwelcome new realities, I
    in this spirit of working together for the be a consultation on this strategy, and the
    am inspired by the young people around
    common good as we enter a new and policies required to meet it, in Michaelmas
    us who have risen to the occasion with
    enormously challenging academic year. term and we hope to have a new strategy, in
    strength and resilience and who are meeting
    which we can all take pride, in early 2021.
    Our frst goal for the year to come must be the future with courage and imagination.
    to protect the research and teaching that is Celebrations The University does not look precisely the
    our reason for being. To achieve that goal same as it did last year. There are Perspex
    In addition to doggedly dealing with every
    we must protect the health of our students screens and one-way systems. We are sitting
    challenge COVID-19 throws our way, and
    and our staf. The pandemic has exposed in socially distanced positions and night-life
    forging ahead with policy initiatives on
    the deep inequalities in our society but also is not (I am told) what it was.
    access, diversity and sustainability, I hope
    the deep inequalities in our community.
    we will make time this year to celebrate. And But when I look around at what this year
    For some studying and working from home
    we have much to celebrate. We hope we will has brought to the University, what I am
    is comfortable and enjoyable, for others
    be able to celebrate having developed an most aware of is not increased distancing,
    it is exceedingly difcult. As a university,
    efective vaccine. We hope we will be able but enhanced community. People have
    we cannot redress all these inequities, but
    to celebrate more life-saving discoveries pulled together during this pandemic: as
    we can do our best to support everyone
    from the RECOVERY trials. We hope we researchers, as teachers, as colleagues, as
    in our community through policies that
    will be able to celebrate other cardinal neighbours and as friends. Whether they
    are generous, coherent and consistent;
    contributions by our academics to the battle have been buying groceries for an elderly
    policies that balance our responsibilities
    against COVID-19. neighbour, providing extra support for
    to one another, to the University, to the
    students who couldn’t go home, recording
    city, and to future generations; policies We know that we will be able to celebrate
    lectures with tumbling toddlers in the next
    that are developed through a process the 400th anniversary of the Botanic
    room, or working day and night to fnd a
    that is evidence-based, transparent and Garden and the 700th anniversary of
    vaccine, everyone in the community of
    consultative; and policies that are constantly the University Library. We know that we
    this extraordinary university has played a
    and openly communicated. will be able to celebrate the centenary of
    part in our continued health and success. I
    the matriculation of women at Oxford.
    Sustainability remain enormously proud to be your Vice-
    100 years ago tomorrow, October 7, 1920,
    Chancellor.
    While most of our energies will necessarily women were admitted to full membership
    be engaged in adapting to the evolving of the University. Martin Luther King Congratulations on all you have achieved
    impact of the pandemic, we must not lose famously said at the National Cathedral in and all you have demonstrated this year.
    sight of our other plans for the year. I have Washington: ‘The arch of the moral universe The success of our medics shows how
    already mentioned our plans to work for is long but it trends towards justice.’ It took fortunate the University is to be sure footed,
    a more diverse and inclusive community. a very, very long time, many hundreds of through its breadth of long-term experience;
    We also intend to advance our work on years in fact, for women to earn the right well connected, though its global research
    sustainability. to an Oxford degree. We plan to celebrate partnerships; and nimble, able to react
    loudly and jubilantly, from this month on, quickly without always having to wade
    Perhaps the clearest lesson coming from
    though perhaps not as loudly as originally through innumerable committees before
    the pandemic is the folly of ignoring known
    decisions can be made. We aim to remain
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    surefooted, well-connected, and nimble in Addendum to the Vice-Chancellor's Gildea, Professor of Modern French
    the future. Oration History; Trevor Godfrey, Engineering
    Science Instrumentation Technician;
    Thanks to the calibre of the work of our
    Oxford University notes the retirement Dr Andrew Graham, Facilities Manager
    colleagues, the research profle of the
    this year of many distinguished members and Safety Ofcer, Clinical Laboratory
    University is renowned across the globe. I
    who have contributed to the University’s Sciences; Professor Jane Green, Professor
    believe we owe it to ourselves and to others
    intellectual life over the years, as well as the of Epidemiology, Cancer Epidemiology
    in the Higher Education sector to use this
    retirement of members who have retired Unit; Professor Adrian Harris, Professor of
    moment to make the case for research
    from administrative, library or service posts Medical Oncology; Catherine Hartshorne,
    universities, to advocate for better funding
    in the University: Martin Ackland, Support Specialist Mentor, Disability Advisory
    of research. I doubt there is anyone in this
    Team Manager, Biochemistry; Professor Service; Professor Tran Hien, Professor of
    country today who doubts the value of our
    Oreste Acuto, Sir William Dunn School of Tropical Medicine and Director of Clinical
    expertise. I think we should also use this
    Pathology; Professor Robert Adlington, Research, Clinical Research Unit, Vietnam;
    moment to emphasize the role we play not
    Lecturer in Organic Chemistry and Fellow, Professor Guy Houlsby, Professor of Civil
    only in fnding vaccines and graduating
    Lady Margaret Hall; Dr Anita Avramides, Engineering; Jenny Houlsby, Personal
    future scientists, but in maintaining a
    Associate Professor of Philosophy; Simon Assistant, Organic Chemistry; David Howell,
    rich ecology of thought and study where
    Bailey, Keeper of the University Archives, Head of Heritage Science, Conservation
    ideas grow from all sides and all subject
    Bodleian Special Collections; Dave Baker, and Collection Care; Alexander Huber,
    areas, cross-fertilise, bloom, set seed. Now
    Head of the IT Learning Centre; Professor Metadata Service Coordinator, Bodleian
    is the time to advocate for the broadest
    Alison Banham, Director of the Monoclonal Digital Library Systems and Service; Douglas
    possible understanding of the ‘value’ that
    Antibody Unit and Senior Research Fellow, Irvine, Systems Administrator, Bodleian
    universities generate. It should not be
    Clinical Laboratory Sciences; Dr David Digital Library Systems and Services; Dr
    defned by highly paid graduate jobs, or
    Barron, Associate Professor of Management Christine Jackson, Associate Professor
    patents, or spin-out companies, valuable
    Studies, Saïd Business School; Ian Barton, in History, Continuing Education; Marie
    as these all are. Universities also generate
    Clinical Trial Service Unit; Jill Barton, Johansson, Mindfulness Based Cognitive
    value through being networks that power
    Clinical Trial Service Unit; Dr Kunal Basu, Therapy Teacher and Coordinator,
    enlightenment, that enable a richer sense of
    Senior Teaching Fellow in Marketing, Saïd Psychiatry; Dr Lalit Johri, Senior Fellow in
    relationship, of selfood in community, of
    Business School; Professor Peter Battle, Executive Education, Saïd Business School;
    global responsibility.
    Fellow and Tutor in Inorganic Chemistry, Maurice Keble- Smith, Head of Staf Student
    This crisis has taught us that as a research St Catherine’s; Professor Tony Bell,Atomic Workshop, Engineering Science; Professor
    community, we can act extremely fast to and Laser Physics Senior Research Fellow Ewart Keep, Professor of Education, Training
    solve urgent problems with international and Professor of Physics; Clive Berry, and Skills; Professor Robert Keller, Professor
    reach: we can rally funds, we can bring Clinical Trial Service Unit; Dr Nigel Berry, of Microeconomics Theory; Dr Marina
    teams together, we really are – world leading. Senior Assistant Registrar (Governance), Kurkchiyan-Banks, Associate Professor,
    Planning and Council Secretariat; Professor Centre for Socio-Legal Studies; Dr Russell
    This crisis has taught us, too, about the
    John Blair, Professor of Medieval History Leek, Facilities Project Ofcer, Clinical
    enormous strength and humanity in our
    and Archaeology; Robert Bouse, Projects Neurology; Dr Graham Leeson, Oxford
    social community. People have gone out of
    Accountant, Finance; Steven Bowden, Institute of Ageing; Walter Mattli, Politics
    their way to help students who could not
    Development Ofcer, Blavatnik School and International Relations; Isabel McMann,
    go home, to run errands for those who were
    of Government; Mark Bowen, Head Reader Services Librarian and Weekend
    self-isolating, to make a wine delivery to a
    of Supplier Management, Purchasing; Duty Ofcer, Radclife Science Library;
    colleague home alone. You have risen to this
    Professor Philip Candelas, Rouse Ball Dr Robert McNamee, Director, Electronic
    challenge with all the ingenuity of brilliant
    Professor of Mathematics; Dr Yunhong Enlightenment, Radclife Science Library;
    thinkers and all the compassion of a family
    Cao, Postdoctoral Researcher, Oncology; Dr Jane McNicholl, Associate Professor,
    of scholars bound by ties of afection and
    Dr Martin Carter, Systems Administrator, Education; Rosie Mortimer, Head of
    respect.
    Physics; Dr Kam Yuen Chan, Primary Care Administration, Chemistry; Lynne Munro, IT
    I have every confdence that these same Health Sciences; Garry Cooper, Front of Manager, Weatherall Institute of Molecular
    qualities will sustain us as we navigate the House Manager, Bodleian Enterprises; Medicine; Professor Ruth Muschel, Professor
    challenges of the year to come. Jeremy Coote, Curator and Joint Head of of Molecular Pathology; Professor James
    Object Collections, Pitt Rivers Museum; Neary, Professor of Economics; Dr Sylvain
    Professor Vincent Crawford, Drummond Phaneuf, Systems Manager and Compliance
    Professor of Political Economy; Dr Alison Manager, Medical Sciences Division;
    Crossley, Senior Research Fellow, Materials; Michael Popham, Senior Librarian, Bodleian
    Professor Stephen Davies, Waynfete Digital Library Systems and Services;
    Professor of Chemistry, University Lecturer Professor Nicholas Proudfoot, Sir William
    in Chemistry and Fellow of New College; Dunn School of Pathology; Juliet Ralph,
    Professor Sir Peter Donnelly, Professor Open Access Subject Librarian, Bodleian
    of Statistical Science; Lyn Dziewulski, Information Skills; Dr Patricia Rice, Associate
    Biomedical Services; Professor Stuart Head of Department (Research), Economics;
    Ferguson, Professor of Biochemistry Dr Andrew Riley, Senior Research Fellow,
    and Senior Research Associate; Dr Roger Medicinal and Biological Chemistry;
    Firth, Associate Professor of Education Professor Kevin Roberts, Sir John Hicks
    (Geography); Alice Fuller, Primary Professor of Economics; Philip Rust, Estates
    Care Health Sciences; Professor Robert Services; Dr Maria Salinas, Primary Care
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    Health Sciences; Dr Stefano Salvini, Senior Day, Dr Peter Dickens, Miss Lesley Forbes
    Researcher, Engineering Science; Professor (Harding), Mr Peter Garnham, Professor
    Pamela Sammons, Professor of Education; M Green, Professor (Jim) James Grifn,
    Professor Michael Searle, Professor of Earth Professor Jasper Grifn, Mr (Ron) Horace
    Sciences; Professor Judith Sebba, Professor Harre, Miss Yvonne Hibbott, Dr D Hopwood,
    of Fostering and Education; Clive Shepherd, Sir Michael Howard, Mr Henry Hyder, Mr
    Apprenticeship Manager, Personnel Stephen Kemp, Mrs Vroni Knott-Hunz, Ms
    Services; Professor Sally Shuttleworth, Christine Lees-Baxter, Dr Brian Loughman,
    Professor of English Literature; Pauline Mr John Lucas, Dr Virginia MacNeill,
    Simpson, CBT Centre Administrative Ofcer, Professor Peter Matthews, Professor Lord
    Saïd Business School; Charles Spencer- Robert May of Oxford, Dr Christopher
    Jones, Capital Project Purchasing Manager; McCready, Mr (Brian) Bernard McGuinness,
    Derek Stacey, Gallery Manager, Pitt Rivers Professor Ian Michael, Mr Jeremy Montagu,
    Museum; Dr Adrian Stokes, Director of Dr Christine Morris, Mrs K Mullins, Mrs
    Continuing Professional Development, Jean Naish, Mr Anthony Nicholls, Mr Mark
    Continuing Education; Professor Denis Norman, Dr Margery Ord, Professor Stephen
    Talbot, Professor of Cancer Medicine; Rayner, Dr Harold Reading, Professor Donald
    Dr Jeremy Taylor, Associate Professor of Russell, Dr Peter Savill, Mrs Eileen Shaw,
    Human Anatomy; Anne Tennant-Eyles, Mr Michael Shotton, Mr Barry Silcock, Mrs
    Personal Assistant, Organic Chemistry; Dr Audrey Smith, Mr Michael Stanley, Mr W
    Philippa Towler, Project Portfolio Manager, A Sutherland, Professor Sir Malcolm Keith
    Atmospheric, Oceanic and Planetary Sykes, Mr E Taylor, Mr Philip Townsend, Dr
    Physics; Alison Trinder, Researcher Training Ruth Van Heyningen, Dr Jon Whiteley, Mr
    Advisor, Mathematical, Physical and Life John Wilkinson, Mr (Bill) William Williams,
    Sciences Division; Professor Fritz Vollrath, The Revd Canon Trevor Williams and Mr
    Research Professor, Zoology; Graham Waite, Robert Wilson.
    Risk and Insurance Manager (Research),
    Research Services; Professor Anthony
    Watts, Professor of Biochemistry and Senior
    Research Associate; Jonathan Webb, Social
    Sciences Divisional Finance Ofcer; Philippa
    Whitbread, Primary Care Health Sciences;
    Anthony Windschefel, Pensions Ofcer,
    Finance; and Professor Jan Zielonka, Politics
    and International Relations.
    This year the University community has
    lost valued colleagues whose early deaths
    have been a source of great sadness:
    Professor Vincenzo Cerundolo, Head of
    Investigative Medicine in the Investigative
    Medicine Division, Radclife Department
    of Medicine; Mr John Finney, Database
    Manager in the Nufeld Department of
    Medicine, Experimental Medicine Division;
    Professor Richard Sharpe, Professor of
    Diplomatic in the Faculty of History; Mr
    Andrew Teague, Biobanker in Experimental
    Medicine in the Nufeld Department of
    Medicine, Experimental Medicine Division;
    and Professor Stefano Zacchetti, Numata
    Professor of Buddhist Studies in the Faculty
    of Oriental Studies.
    Finally, we pause to remember the
    contributions of those colleagues who
    have died in retirement over the past year:
    Dr Richard Acheson, Sir Jack E Baldwin,
    Mr Donald Barrett, Professor Wilfred
    Beckerman, Dr J Bithell, Miss Susan
    Bonnington, Mr D Bostock, Dr B Buck, Mr
    Stanley Buckingham, Professor Christopher
    Butler, Dr Vernon Butt, Mr Richard Calvert,
    Mr James Casey, Mr D Chamberlain, Dr J
    Coulton, Ms Margaret Croucher, Mr M J
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    Gardner, A T, Finance Division Board of the Faculty of Oriental Studies
    Resolution authorising the allocation
    Board of the Faculty of Philosophy
    of space within the SERS Building to the Divisional and Faculty Boards
    Board of the Faculty of Theology and
    Bodleian Libraries
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    5285, 23 July 2020, p490. below.
    Details are in ‘Elections’ section below.
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    Suspension to Congregation
    Regulations 3 of 2002: Religious
    Services and Sermons
    For full text of regulations to be suspended
    see Gazette No 5286, 24 September 2020,
    p4.
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    Lectures

    Second factor: A second step will be ROUSE BALL PROFESSORSHIP OF Mathematical, Physical and Life
    added which involves users receiving MATHEMATICS Sciences
    a code via a ‘second factor’ (eg a text
    Appointed by
    message). This will commence following Department of Physics
    the frst factor change and will be phased Professor Lionel Vice-Chancellor
    HINTZE LECTURE
    on a surname (A–Z) basis, which means Tarassenko, PVC (chair)
    that not all users will have the second Professor Paul Beer ex ofcio Professor Victoria Kaspi, McGill, will
    factor activated at the same time. Please Professor Ulrike Tillmann Wadham deliver the 20th Hintze Lecture at 5pm on
    visit the project webpage (https:// Professor Dame Frances Council 24 November online. Registration required:
    itservicesprojects.web.ox.ac.uk/multi- Kirwan https://24november2020.eventbrite.co.uk.
    factor-authentication-project) for the Professor Nima Council Subject: ‘Fast radio bursts’
    deployment timetable. Arkani-Hamed
    Professor Paul Fendley MPLS Division Colleges, Halls and Societies
    Countdown communication to staf and
    Professor Mike Giles Mathematical
    students will commence in mid-October.
    Institute Mansfeld
    Please refer to the project webpage for
    Professor Lionel Mason Mathematical
    further information and updates. If you have Wendy Williams, author of the Windrush
    Institute
    any questions or concerns please contact Report, and Dr Shreya Atrey, author of
    Professor Mirjam Cvetic Mathematical
    the project team (afaproject@it.ox.ac.uk). Intersectional Discrimination (2019), will
    Institute
    talk at 5.30pm on 16 October online via
    Electoral Boards Zoom. This Black History Month event is
    Graduate Awards and Prizes
    co-hosted with the Bonavero Institute of
    Composition of Electoral Boards Human Rights and will be chaired by Helen
    Medical Sciences
    Mountfeld QC, Principal of Mansfeld.
    The compositions of the electoral boards to
    Free; all welcome. More information and
    the posts below, proceedings to fll which are
    to register: www.law.ox.ac.uk/events/
    currently in progress, are as follows: This content has been removed
    refections-lessons-learned-windrush-
    ALEXANDER MOSLEY PROFESSORSHIP as it contains personal rethinking-how-educational-institutions-
    OF BIOPHYSICS information protected under the should-respond.
    Data Protection Act. Subject: ‘Refections on lessons learned
    Appointed by
    from Windrush: rethinking how
    Professor Chas Bountra, Vice-Chancellor educational institutions should respond
    PVC (chair) to the racial legacy of empire in the 21st
    Professor Mark Moloney ex ofcio century’
    Professor Christopher Foot St Peter’s
    St Cross
    Professor Dame Carol Council
    Robinson LORNA CASSELTON MEMORIAL LECTURE
    Professor Margaret Gardel Council
    Dr Bryan Wells, NATO Chief Scientist, will
    Professor Sam Howison MPLS Division
    deliver the 6th Lorna Casselton Memorial
    Professor Ian Shipsey Physics
    Lecture at 5pm on 29 October via Zoom.
    Professor Achillefs Physics
    Free but registration required: www.stx.
    Kapanidis
    ox.ac.uk/event/science-in-peacekeeping-
    Professor Julia Yeomans Physics
    and-security.
    Professor Taekjip Ha Physics
    Subject: ‘Science in peacekeeping and
    Professor Vincent Croquett Physics
    security’
    ST CROSS CENTRE FOR THE HISTORY &
    PHILOSOPHY OF PHYSICS (HAPP)

    Professor Michio Kaku, City New York, will


    lecture 5–6pm on 20 November via Zoom.
    Free but registration required: www.stx.
    ox.ac.uk/event/physics-of-the-impossible-
    revisited.
    Subject: ‘Physics of the impossible
    revisited’
    University of Oxford Gazette • 15 October 2020 59

    Examinations and Boards Colleges,


    Halls and
    Societies

    Examinations for the Degree of Doctor Changes to Examination Regulations Obituaries


    of Philosophy
    For the complete text of each regulation Lincoln
    listed below and a listing of all changes to
    Sir (William) Eric Kinloch Anderson,
    This content has been removed regulations for this year to date, please see
    21 April 2020; Rector 1994–2000,
    https://gazette.web.ox.ac.uk/examination-
    as it contains personal regulations-0.
    Honorary Fellow 2000–2020. Aged 83.
    information protected under the Terence Bareham, 19 January 2020;
    Education Committee 1959. Aged 82.
    Data Protection Act. David Bentlif, 22 March 2020; 1947.
    REGULATIONS CONCERNING THE STATUS
    Aged 93.
    OF GRADUATE TAUGHT STUDENTS
    Richard Berry, 26 July 2020. Aged 89.
    amendment to durations for MBA (part-
    John Blow, 21 October 2019; 1954.
    time) programmes to align with new
    Aged 88.
    programme variants commencing during
    John Brownjohn, 6 January 2020; 1949.
    2020/21
    Aged 91.
    The Revd Canon David Clark, 27 May
    2020; 1947. Aged 94.
    Peter Clark, 7 December 2019; 1970.
    Aged 68.
    Robert Craig, 14 March 2020; 1960.
    Aged 93.
    David Finch, 24 March 2020; 1957.
    Aged 83.
    Sidney Freedman, August 2020; 1955.
    Aged 85.
    Catharine French, 10 May 2020; 1985.
    Aged 54.
    Michael Furmston, 28 June 2020; 1953.
    Aged 87
    Sir James Gowans CBE, 4 May 2020;
    1947, Honorary Fellow 1984–2020.
    Aged 96.
    Edmund Hamilton, 28 April 2020; 1950.
    Aged 91.
    Anthony Hampshire, 11 February 2020;
    1948. Aged 89.
    Brian James, 3 February 2020; 1949.
    Aged 91.
    Jan Krasnowiecki, 28 November 2019;
    1948. Aged 91.
    Peter Leyden, 18 November 2019; 1950.
    Aged 89.
    Michael Lumb, 22 May 2019; 1946.
    Aged 93.
    Michael O’Hagan, 24 August 2020; 1950.
    Aged 90.
    Lionel Opie, 20 February 2020; 1957.
    Aged 87.
    Howard Osborn, 1 March 2015; 1951 .
    David Pendred, 30 March 2020; 1950.
    Aged 90.
    John Peter, 3 July 2020; 1961. Aged 82.
    David Reid Scott, 11 July 2020; 1966.
    Aged 73.
    60 University of Oxford Gazette • 15 October 2020

    Elections

    John Rigby, 31 March 2020; 1954. Elections 26 November Committees reporting to Council
    Aged 86.
    AUDIT & SCRUTINY COMMITTEE
    Richard Shock, 20 December 2019; 1969. Call for nominations
    Aged 72. • One member of Congregation elected
    The nomination period for the elections
    Dimitrije Stefanovic, 1 August 2020; by Congregation from among members
    below will close at 4pm on 29 October.
    1958. Aged 90. of the faculties in the Divisions of
    William Turner, 24 August 2020; 1958. For further information, please contact the Mathematical, Physical and Life Sciences
    Aged 82. Elections Ofcer (shirley.mulvihill@admin. and of Medical Sciences, who shall not
    Walter Vollum, 21 January 2020; 1951. ox.ac.uk). serve on Council or on any committee
    Aged 88. which in the view of Council has
    Council
    mainline executive authority within
    • One of four members of Congregation the University, or hold any ofce in the
    elected by Congregation from members University or any college which involves
    of the faculties in the Divisions of executive authority to serve for four
    Humanities and of Social Sciences, to years from the start of HT 2021 [vice
    serve until the start of MT 2024 [vice Professor Jane Kaye, St Cross]
    Professor Helena Hamerow] • One member of Congregation elected
    • One of four members of Congregation by Congregation from among members
    elected by Congregation from members of the faculties in the Divisions of
    of the faculties in the Divisions of Humanities and Social Sciences, who
    Mathematical, Physical and Life Sciences shall not serve on Council or on any
    and of Medical Sciences, to serve until committee which in the view of Council
    the start of MT 2024 [vice Professor has mainline executive authority within
    Richard Hobbs] the University, or hold any ofce in the
    • One of four members of Congregation University or any college which involves
    elected by Congregation not necessarily executive authority to serve for four
    being a member of any division and years from the start of HT 2021 [vice
    not in any case being nominated in a Professor Andrew Wilson, All Souls]
    divisional capacity, to serve until the
    So as to encourage better representation of
    start of MT 2024 [vice Professor Sir Rory
    underrepresented groups, the committee
    Collins, St John’s, Clinical Medicine]
    welcomes nominations from women and
    Nominations from a diverse range of BME staf. The terms of reference and
    Congregation members are encouraged, membership are set out in Part 8 of Council
    particularly those from underrepresented Regulations 15 of 2002 (https://governance.
    groups. web.ox.ac.uk/legislation/part-8-audit-and-
    scrutiny-committee). Further information
    The terms of reference and membership
    is available on the Audit and Scrutiny
    of Council are set out in Statute IV (https://
    Committee webpage (https://governance.
    governance.web.ox.ac.uk/legislation/
    admin.ox.ac.uk/audit-and-scrutiny-
    statute-iv-congregation).
    committee).
    Elected members of Council will ordinarily
    For further information, please contact the
    be expected to serve on a small number of
    Secretary (stephanie.norman@admin.ox.ac.
    other committees (typically between one
    uk).
    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 Dr
    Nigel Berry (nigel.berry@admin.ox.ac.uk).
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    BUILDINGS AND ESTATES NOMINATIONS COMMITTEE • Four members of Congregation to whom


    SUBCOMMITTEE Statute XII applies to represent Gardens,
    • Three members of Congregation elected
    Libraries and Museums (GLAM),
    • One person elected by Congregation, by and from Congregation; two of whom
    elected by members of Congregation,
    to serve with immediate efect until to serve until the start of MT 2023 [vice Dr
    to serve until HT 2025 [vice Mrs Aisha
    the start of MT 2023 [vice Mrs Rosie Joanna Ashbourn and Dr Kate Blackmon]
    Burtenshaw, Ashmolean; Mrs Laura
    Mortimer, Chemistry] and one to serve until the start of MT
    How, Nufeld and Bodleian Libraries; Mr
    2022 [vice Professor Matthew Freeman]
    The terms of reference and membership of Boyd Rodger, Bodleian Libraries; and Ms
    this body are set out in Part 10 of Council The terms of reference and membership of Wendy Shepherd, Museum of Natural
    Regulations 15 of 2002 (https://governance. this body are set out in Council Regulations History]
    web.ox.ac.uk/legislation/part-10-buildings- 15 of 2002: Part 26 (https://governance.web. • Four members of Congregation to
    and-estates-subcommittee). ox.ac.uk/legislation/part-26-nominations- whom Statute XII applies to represent
    committee). University Administration and
    For further information, please contact the
    Services (UAS), elected by members of
    Secretary (sarah.gardner@admin.ox.ac.uk). For further information, please contact the
    Congregation, to serve until HT 2025
    Secretary (rebecca.thomas@admin.ox.ac.
    CURATORS OF THE UNIVERSITY [vice Ms Jennifer Makkreel, Estates
    uk).
    LIBRARIES Services; Mr Stephen Purbrick, Finance;
    POOL FOR CONSTITUTING PANELS Ms Sara Smith, EDU; and Mrs Clare
    • One member of Congregation elected by
    UNDER STATUTE XII Wakeham, Harris Manchester and OLI/
    Congregation, to serve until the start of
    Education]
    MT 2024 [vice Professor David Pyle, St • Four members of Congregation to
    • One member of Congregation to whom
    Anne’s] whom Statute XII applies to represent
    Statute XII applies, not necessarily
    the Division of Humanities, elected by
    The terms of reference and membership of representing any division and not in any
    members of Congregation, to serve until
    this body are set out in Part 24 of Council case being nominated in a divisional
    HT 2025 [vice Ms Karen Brill, Divisional
    Regulations 15 of 2002 (https://governance. capacity, elected by members of
    Ofce; Professor Steven Gunn, Merton
    admin.ox.ac.uk/legislation/part-24-curators- Congregation, to serve until HT 2021 [vice
    and History; Professor Edmund Herzig,
    of-the-university-libraries). Dr Steve Rayner, Keble and Institute for
    Wadham and Oriental Studies; and Ms
    Science Innovation and Society]
    For further information, please contact the Lynne Hirsch, Divisional Ofce]
    Secretary (richard.ovenden@bodleian.ox.ac. • Four members of Congregation to It is expected that candidates for election
    uk). whom Statute XII applies to represent to represent one of the six constituencies
    the Division of Mathematical, Physical will also be members of the relevant
    CURATORS OF THE UNIVERSITY PARKS
    and Life Sciences, elected by members constituency (ie a member of one of the
    • One person elected by Congregation, to of Congregation, to serve until HT 2025 divisions, GLAM or UAS). Candidates for
    serve until the start of MT 2026 [vice Dr [vice Dr Gwen Booth, Divisional Ofce; election to represent Congregation as a
    Amy Zavatsky, St Edmund Hall] Veronica McGowan, Plant Sciences; whole (ie in a non-divisional capacity) need
    Professor Aris Katzourakis, St Hilda’s, only be a member of Congregation to whom
    The terms of reference and membership of
    Zoology; and Dr Charlotte Sweeney, Statute XII applies. However, please note
    this body are set out in Council Regulations
    Materials] that a candidate may not be nominated to
    2 of 2004: Part 10 (https://governance.
    • Four members of Congregation to whom more than one constituency on the same
    admin.ox.ac.uk/legislation/council-
    Statute XII applies to represent the committee at the same time. For further
    regulations-2-of-2004#collapse1426011).
    Division of Medical Sciences, elected information, please see the eligibility and
    For further information, please contact the by members of Congregation, to serve amendments to nominations sections at
    Secretary (joseph.oconnor@admin.ox.ac. until HT 2025 [vice Mrs Liz Barnes- www.admin.ox.ac.uk/elections/geninfo.
    uk). Moss, Clinical Neurosciences; Professor shtml.
    Christopher Conlon, Oriel and Clinical
    COMMITTEE FOR THE NOMINATION OF Statute XII applies to: (a) professors, readers
    Medicine; Miss Gillian Morris, Divisional
    SELECT PREACHERS and associate professors or lecturers; (b) any
    Ofce; and Mrs Nicola Small, Primary
    employee of the University who is a member
    • Two members of Congregation elected Care Health Sciences]
    of the Universities Superannuation Scheme
    by and from Congregation, to serve until • Four members of Congregation to whom
    or who would be a member if he or she had
    the start of MT 2024 [vice Dr Matthew Statute XII applies to represent the
    not been exempted under the provisions of
    Cheung Salisbury, University College, Division of Social Sciences, elected by
    Statute XIV. In Statute XII, any reference to ‘a
    and The Revd Canon Professor Mark members of Congregation, to serve until
    member of the academic staf’ is a reference
    Chapman, Ripon College Cuddesdon] HT 2025 [vice Janice French, Business
    to a person to whom the statute applies
    School; vacancy (vice Ms Eve Rodgers,
    The terms of reference and membership (Statute XII, Section 3 (1) and (2) (www.
    Education); Professor Nicholas Van
    of this body are set out in Congregation admin.ox.ac.uk/statutes/353-051a.shtml)).
    Hear, St Cross and Anthropology; and Ms
    Regulations 3 of 2002: Part 6 (https:// College staf are not covered by Statute
    Charlotte Vinnicombe, Law]
    governance.web.ox.ac.uk/legislation/ XII as colleges have their own statutes.
    congregation-regulations-3-of- The exception is college staf at Kellogg,
    2002#collapse1436871). St Cross and Reuben, which follow the
    University’s statutes. Any staf holding joint
    For further information, please contact the
    appointments will, however, be covered
    Secretary (joseph.oconnor@admin.ox.ac.
    by Statute XII in respect of their University
    uk).
    contract of employment and duties.
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    Members of the Pool will be chosen by lot to Divisional Boards SOCIAL SCIENCES DIVISIONAL BOARD
    serve on a number of Panels under Statute
    MATHEMATICAL, PHYSICAL AND LIFE • One member elected by and from the
    XII (ie Redundancy Panel (Section 14 (6)),
    SCIENCES BOARD academic members of the Department of
    Staf Employment Review Panel (Section
    Economics to serve from the start of HT
    35) and University Appeal Panel (Section • One person elected by and from
    2021 until the start of MT 2022
    52 (2))) and may also be expected to chair among the members of the Faculty of
    • One member elected by and from the
    a Panel. Each member of the Pool will be Engineering Science to serve from the
    academic members of the Department of
    required to attend appropriate training, start of HT 2021 until the start of MT
    Education to serve from the start of HT
    including on equality and diversity, before 2024 (vice Professor Martin Booth)
    2021 until the start of MT 2022
    serving on a Panel. • One person elected by and from among
    • One member elected by and from the
    the members of the Faculty of Zoology
    Nominations from men and from academic members of the School of
    to serve from the start of HT 2021 until
    academic and research staf are particularly Geography and the Environment to serve
    the start of MT 2024 (vice Professor Ben
    encouraged. from the start of HT 2021 until the start of
    Sheldon)
    MT 2022
    For further information, please contact the • One person elected by and from among
    Secretary (diana.hulin@admin.ox.ac.uk). the members of the Faculty of Physics to *Under the regulations governing the
    serve from the start of HT 2021 until the composition of divisional boards (https://
    SOCIALLY RESPONSIBLE INVESTMENT
    start of MT 2024 (vice Professor Arzhang governance.admin.ox.ac.uk/legislation/
    REVIEW COMMITTEE
    Ardavan) council-regulations-17-of-2002), the above
    • One member of Congregation from • One person elected by and from vacancies fall within the single constituency
    members of the faculties in the Divisions among the members of the Faculty of of ‘three persons elected on a rotational
    of Mathematical, Physical and Life Mathematics to serve from the start of basis by and from academic members of
    Sciences and of Medical Sciences, elected HT 2021 until the start of MT 2024 (vice the following units of the division, with
    by Congregation, to serve until the Professor Jon Chapman) each person serving a two-year period:
    start of MT 2023 [vice Professor Harish • One person elected by and from among (a) the Department of Economics; (b) the
    Bhaskaran, Department of Materials] the members of the Faculty of Chemistry Department of Education; (c) the Faculty
    to serve from the start of HT 2021 until of Law; (d) the Department of Politics and
    The terms of reference and membership of
    the start of MT 2024 (vice Professor Chris International Relations; (e) the School of
    this body are set out in Council Regulations
    Schofeld) Geography and the Environment; (f) the
    15 of 2002: Part 29 (https://governance.
    Saïd Business School’. The last elections to
    admin.ox.ac.uk/legislation/part-29- For further information, please contact the
    this constituency represented (c) the Faculty
    socially-responsible-investment-review- Divisional Registrar (tracy.gale@mpls.ox.ac.
    of Law; (d) the Department of Politics and
    committee). uk).
    International Relations; and (f) the Saïd
    For further information, please contact the MEDICAL SCIENCES DIVISIONAL BOARD Business School.
    Secretary (sarah.cowburn@admin.ox.ac.uk).
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    Other Committees and University are not Heads of Department or statutory please contact the Divisional Registrar
    Bodies professors who are members of the (catherine.paxton@socsci.ox.ac.uk).
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    PANEL FOR CONSTITUTING THE Faculty Boards
    of Clinical Medicine, the Faculty of
    VISITATORIAL BOARD UNDER STATUTE
    Physiological Sciences and the Faculty BOARD OF THE FACULTY OF ENGLISH
    XII PART C
    of Psychological Studies, elected LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE
    • Three members of Congregation jointly by the members of the Faculty
    • Four persons elected by and from the
    required to engage in academic of Biochemistry, the Faculty of Clinical
    members of the Faculty of English
    teaching and/or research either by their Medicine, the Faculty of Physiological
    Language and Literature to serve until
    written contracts of employment or by Sciences and the Faculty of Psychological
    the start of MT 2022 (vice Professor
    established and agreed practice elected Studies, to serve until MT 2021 (vice
    Katherine E Shepherd-Barr, Professor
    by Congregation, to serve until MT 2024 Professor Kevin Talbot)
    Lorna M Hutson, Dr H Sullivan and
    (vice Dr Chris P Conlon, Dr Dora Biro and
    For further information, please contact the Professor Andrew Klevan)
    Professor Stephen Faulkner)
    Divisional Registrar (chris.price@medsci.
    For further information, please contact the
    Further information on the panel ox.ac.uk).
    Secretary (sadie.slater@ell.ox.ac.uk).
    can be found at: https://governance.
    admin.ox.ac.uk/legislation/statute-xii-
    academic-staf-and-the-visitatorial-
    board#widget-id-1383011 and https://
    governance.admin.ox.ac.uk/legislation/
    council-regulations-36-of-2002.
    For further information, please contact the
    Secretary (rebecca.thomas@admin.ox.ac.
    uk).
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    BOARD OF THE FACULTY OF HISTORY BOARD OF THE FACULTY OF LAW Candidates are invited to include with their
    nomination forms a written statement of
    • Four persons elected by and from among • Four Ofcial Members elected by
    no more than 250 words, setting out their
    the members of the Faculty of History all members of the faculty and from
    reasons for standing and qualifcations for
    holding posts on the establishment or the persons qualifed to be Ofcial
    the ofce being sought.
    under the aegis of the board, to serve Members as per Regulation 10 of Council
    until the start of MT 2022 (vice Dr Regulations 19 of 2002, to serve until MT In the event of a contested election, the
    Catherine Holmes, Dr Lucy Wooding, 2023 (vice Professor Horst Eidenmueller, successful candidates will be determined
    Professor Natalia Nowakowska and Professor Luca Enriques, Professor by an electronic ballot. A registration email
    Professor Christina de Bellaigue) Wolfgang Ernst and Professor Catherine with further instructions will be sent to
    Redgwell) eligible voters on Tuesday, 10 November,
    For further information, please contact the
    • Nine Ordinary Members elected by and using the email addresses provided in the
    Secretary (administrator@history.ox.ac.uk).
    from all members of the faculty exclusive electronic register of Congregation (NB with
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    PHILOLOGY AND PHONETICS Members as per Regulation 10 of Council will be the work address ending ‘ox.ac.uk’).
    Regulations 19 of 2002, to serve until Voters will need to respond to the email to
    • Four persons elected by and from
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    among the members of the Faculty of
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    • Three persons elected by and from Notes
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    among the members of the Faculty of
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    Oriental Studies, to serve until the start
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    of MT 2022 (vice Professor Dirk Meyer,
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    Notifcations Notifcations of Vacancies


    of Prizes,
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    Funding
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    email address shown, for further details of email address shown, for further details of Assistant Director (Policy and Practice);
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    University and colleges, see https://www. campion.ox.ac.uk/?q=node/521
    Students of the University should refer to
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    External Vacancies
    fees and funding at https://www.ox.ac.uk/ The University is committed to equality and
    students/fees-funding. valuing diversity.
    Clare College, Cambridge; stipendiary
    Junior Research Fellowship in any arts and
    St John’s College, Cambridge: research University of Oxford
    humanities subject; 23 November; www.
    scholarships
    clare.cam.ac.uk/JRF-Competition
    Department of Statistics; Departmental
    St John’s College, Cambridge; research Lecturer; £32,817–£40,322; 9 November; Fitzwilliam College and Trinity Hall,
    scholarships for 2021: Benefactors’ www.stats.ox.ac.uk/vacancies or jobs@stats. Cambridge; Early Career Research
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    Committees 68
    Call for nominations:
    Congregation 13 October: Council
    Question and Reply: Report of Audit and Scrutiny Committee
    Proceedings Buildings and Estates Subcommittee
    Curators of the University Libraries
    Council of the University: Curators of the University Parks
    Register of Congregation Committee for the Nomination of
    Select Preachers
    Nominations Committee
    Congregation 70 Pool for Constituting Panels under
    Statute XII
    Congregation 26 October: Socially Responsible Investment
    Degree by Resolution Review Committee
    Panel for Constituting the Visitatorial
    Congregation 26 November:
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    Sciences Divisional Board
    Notices 71 Medical Sciences Divisional Board
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    Vice-Chancellor’s Open Forum Board of the Faculty of History
    USS Technical Consultation: Board of the Faculty of Linguistics,
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    Examinations for the Degree of Doctor of
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    Examinations for the Degree of Master of External Vacancies


    Science

    Examinations for the Degree of Master of


    Philosophy

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    Council and Main Committees

    Congregation 13 October Stage 2 (restrictions on public access • Departments physically close except
    and non-essential gatherings) where essential activities have to
    Question and Reply: Report of be done on site. Staf work remotely
    Restrict public access to the University
    Proceedings where possible. Only core support
    where not related to teaching or research,
    functions and other essential
    Under the provisions of Part 5 of and stop non-essential gatherings of staf
    activities continue onsite and only
    Congregation Regulations 2 of 2002, and students where not directly related
    with critical staf on site – eg building
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    access and maintenance, security,
    of 23 July, was read in Congregation and
    On 17 March, in line with government animal welfare, maintenance of
    supplementary questions were asked, as set
    guidance, the University moved to Stage 2. research equipment.
    out below.
    • Parks will remain open until
    Stage 3 (stop all but essential small
    QUESTION AND REPLY government instructs otherwise, but
    gatherings)
    with local staf discretion to close
    Two members of Congregation (Dr Sam
    Restrict public access to the University temporarily if the situation requires.
    Wolfe, St Catherine’s; Dr Duncan Robertson,
    where not related to teaching and
    St Catherine’s) have asked Council: On 24 March, the University moved to
    research. Stop all but small gatherings of
    Stage 4, in line with the government
    ‘Will Council please present the following staf and students, and those only where
    restrictions announced the previous
    to Congregation, following its next meeting, directly related to teaching, research or
    night and operated at Stage 4 until 11
    with a view to publication in the late-July other essential University business.
    June, when the Silver Group agreed to
    issue of the Gazette:
    On 20 March, as a delay measure in line move back to Stage 3. The decision to
    (1) A full Report on the operation of with current government guidance to move to Stage 3 was made in view of the
    Oxford’s Crisis Management Framework reduce the number of individuals staf successful conclusion of the building
    since the beginning of 2020.’ and students are likely to come into reopening/return to on site working pilots,
    contact with, in line with social distancing the organisational readiness to increase
    Reply: A detailed description of the
    guidelines, while allowing for a certain on-site activity (availability of guidance,
    operation of the Oxford’s Crisis Management
    level of business as usual activity, the plans, service capacity etc) and the
    framework is provided on the University’s
    University moved to Stage 3. relaxation of the government lockdown
    website at: https://staf.web.ox.ac.uk/article/
    rules.
    oxfords-crisis-management-framework- Stage 4 (working from home and
    explained (single sign-on required). building closure) Numerous decisions have been taken
    under the crisis management framework
    Within this framework the University has This is the fnal step to restrict any
    governance arrangements – these have been
    operated a four-stage business continuity contact between individuals as far as
    communicated to the University over the
    scenario plan: possible. The University remains open
    last few months as they have been taken.
    and operating as far as possible with the
    Stage 1 (trigered locally)
    following restrictions: Copies of all communications are available
    Local business continuity arrangements on the University’s website at www.ox.ac.uk/
    • Only essential activities should
    (eg departments, faculties, colleges and coronavirus/advice?wssl=1. Decisions are
    continue onsite (eg research relating
    services) are implemented in the event also detailed in the minutes of the Bronze
    to COVID-19 or that of national
    of a single or small number of confrmed and Silver groups (see replies to questions
    importance, or the maintenance
    coronavirus cases, or in event of localised (2)(iii) and (2)(iv)).
    of research equipment and animal
    disruption of staf availability. Otherwise,
    welfare). Departments are responsible ‘(2) On or before the publication of the
    business continues as usual across rest of
    for defning what is essential, in Gazette on 23 July, full details of the
    University.
    line with divisional guidance, and following:
    Local business continuity arrangements, should provide appropriate operating
    (i) The University’s pre-existing Crisis
    in line with Stage 1, were developed and procedures. PVC Research will be
    Management Framework
    implemented across the University in touch with divisions to assist in
    through February. drawing up guidance. • the text of the pre-existing
    • Other research and teaching University Crisis Management
    continues remotely where possible Framework
    and students return home (if possible • the date of its creation
    and where that has not already • the authority under which it was
    happened). created’
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    Reply: The Crisis Management Framework There will, however, be a delay of four • Chair of the Education Committee:
    as it stood before the COVID-19 crisis has months between each meeting and the arrangements relating to teaching and
    now been made available on the University’s publication of the minutes, which thereafter exams. The report provided to the
    website at https://staf.web.ox.ac.uk/article/ will take place on a monthly basis. The task committee at its meeting on 1 May is
    oxfords-crisis-management-framework- Council faces (through its committees and available on the University’s website
    explained (single sign-on required). This crisis management groups) is to protect the at: https://staf.web.ox.ac.uk/article/
    version was approved by the Security welfare of the University’s students and oxfords-crisis-management-framework-
    Subcommittee of the General Purposes staf in the context of a rapidly changing
    explained#collapse1973531 (single
    Committee on 22 October 2018. situation, which has seen the introduction of
    sign-on required).
    stringent controls on everyday activities and •
    ‘(ii) Oxford’s crisis management Chair of the Personnel Committee:
    severe disruption to University life. Given
    framework explained, https://staf. arrangements relating to staf. An oral
    this, we are necessarily dealing with matters
    web.ox.ac.uk/article/oxfords-crisis- update was provided to its meeting on 7
    that are under active, on-going and urgent
    management-framework-explaine May 2020. A summary of the matters
    consideration – and in an environment
    d#collapse1973531 stated that “the reported is available on the University’s
    in which the broader national context
    University has extended and expanded website at: https://staf.web.ox.ac.uk/
    can change swiftly, meaning information
    this contingency planning framework to article/oxfords-crisis-management-frame
    and decisions can require revision within
    deal with the developing situation”. Will
    a matter of days. In such conditions, it work-explained#collapse1973531 (single
    Council present to Congregation
    is essential that those involved in the sign-on required).
    • full details of this “extension” and decision-making process can speak freely ‘(v) This Explanation further states that:
    “expansion” and openly, without fear that their views Below Silver Group is a Bronze Group,
    • dates when there were changes to it might become the subject of immediate and chaired by the Registrar, which also meets
    • the authority under which the broader scrutiny while proposals are still twice a week to develop and implement
    changes were made’ in development and under consultation, the plans and policies decided by the
    or have yet to be fully implemented.
    Reply: The amendments to the crisis Silver.
    Publication of the minutes any earlier than
    management arrangements are described Will Council present to Congregation
    four months after the relevant meeting
    in the article quoted in the question
    would be likely to inhibit the frankness of • the agendas of its meetings
    (https://staf.web.ox.ac.uk/article/oxfords-
    advice provided by the crisis management • the minutes of its meetings
    crisis-management-framework-explained)
    groups, by making that advice more • decisions taken at its meetings’
    (single sign-on required).
    cautious and less candid than it would
    Reply: Bronze Group currently normally
    The changes to the framework were agreed otherwise be. It is hoped that publishing the
    meets on Monday and Wednesday every
    in March 2020, and were made under minutes of Bronze and Silver on a monthly
    week. In response to this question, the
    the general delegation by Council to the basis, but with a four-month delay, strikes
    minutes of Bronze Group (which include
    Vice-Chancellor, detailed in paragraph an appropriate balance between protecting
    details of the decisions taken at its meetings)
    50 of Council’s Standing Orders (https:// the integrity of those conversations and
    will be published on the University’s website
    governance.web.ox.ac.uk/council/2019- providing Congregation with an appropriate
    at: https://staf.web.ox.ac.uk/article/oxfords-
    20councilstandingorderspdf.pdf). accounting of decisions being taken through
    crisis-management-framework-explained#
    the crisis management framework.
    ‘(iii) This Explanation further states that collapse1968386 (single sign-on required).
    the: ‘(iv) This Explanation further states that: For the reasons already given in respect of
    the Silver Group minutes, the minutes may
    Silver Group operates under the “general Likewise, each of Council’s main
    be redacted and there will be a delay of four
    delegation” by Council to the Vice- committees (Education Committee,
    months between each meeting and the
    Chancellor, Silver Group’s chair, and the General Purposes Committee, Personnel
    publication of the minutes (again monthly).
    delegations made by Council’s main Committee, Planning and Resource
    committees to their chairs. Allocation Committee and Research and In addition to the minutes of the Silver and
    Innovation Committee) have Standing Bronze Groups, the minutes of the main
    Will Council present to Congregation:
    Orders delegating their powers to their COVID-19 sub-groups which report into
    • the agendas and dates of its meetings chairs, the Pro-Vice-Chancellors with the Bronze and Silver Groups will also be
    • the minutes of its meetings responsibility for the relevant area and published, again redacted as necessary
    • decisions taken at its meetings’ the Vice-Chancellor herself for GPC, in and with a delay of four months between
    cases of urgency and subject to report to each meeting and the monthly publication
    Reply: Silver Group currently meets on
    the committee’s next meeting. of the minutes. This does not include the
    Tuesday and Thursday every week. In
    minutes of those sub-groups which report
    response to this question, the minutes of Will Council present to Congregation
    into an existing committee of Council, as the
    Silver Group (which include details of the their reports to these committees on the
    decisions of these groups will be reported in
    decisions taken at its meetings) will be exercise of such delegated powers.’
    the published minutes of those committees
    published on the University’s website at
    Reply: Between 1 March 2020 and 8 July in the usual way.
    https://staf.web.ox.ac.uk/article/oxfords-
    2020, the following decisions were taken
    crisis-management-framework-
    by Chair’s action on matters relating to
    explained# collapse1968686 (single
    the crisis, and these decisions were orally
    sign-on required). In line with standard
    reported to Council:
    policy in relation to Council documents,
    these minutes may be redacted to remove
    information which is sensitive.
    70 University of Oxford Gazette • 22 October 2020

    Congregation

    SUPPLEMENTARY QUESTIONS Congregation 26 October FACULTY BOARDS


    Board of the Faculty of English Language
    The following supplementary questions were
    Degree by Resolution and Literature
    submitted by Dr Wolfe and Professor Bollig in
    Board of the Faculty of History
    advance of the meeting:
    Board of the Faculty of Linguistics,
    ‘Supplementary Question 1 from Dr Sam This content has been removed Philology and Phonetics
    Wolfe, St Catherine’s Board of the Faculty of Oriental Studies
    as it contains personal Board of the Faculty of Philosophy
    Will Congregation be ofered a Resolution to
    approve the Crisis Management Framework
    information protected under the Board of the Faculty of Theology and
    and arrangements for updating it? Data Protection Act. Religion
    Board of the Faculty of Law
    Supplementary Question 2 from
    Details are in ‘Elections’ section below.
    Professor Ben Bollig, St John’s
    What are the arrangements for the promised Note on procedures in Congregation
    publication of the Minutes of Silver and
    Bronze as each batch passes the four-month ¶ Business in Congregation is conducted in
    delay period? accordance with Congregation Regulations
    2 of 2002 (https://governance.admin.ox.ac.
    Supplementary Question 3 from
    uk/legislation/congregation-regulations-
    Professor Ben Bollig, St John’s Congregation 26 November
    2-of-2002). A printout of these regulations,
    Under what circumstances will Council or of any statute or other regulations, is
    Elections
    withdraw its delegation of powers under the available from the Council Secretariat
    Crisis Management Framework and inform COUNCIL on request. A member of Congregation
    Congregation that this has been done?’ seeking advice on questions relating to its
    COMMITTEES REPORTING TO COUNCIL
    procedures, other than elections, should
    ¶ These supplementary questions will be Audit and Scrutiny Committee
    contact Mrs R Thomas at the University
    received by Council and Council’s reply Buildings and Estates Subcommittee
    Ofces, Wellington Square (telephone:
    will be published in a future edition of the Curators of the University Libraries
    (2)80317; email rebecca.thomas@admin.
    Gazette. Curators of the University Parks
    ox.ac.uk); questions relating to elections
    Committee for the Nomination of Select
    should be directed to the Elections Ofcer,
    Council of the University Preachers
    Ms S L S Mulvihill (telephone: (2)80463;
    Nominations Committee
    email: elections.ofce@admin.ox.ac.uk).
    Register of Congregation Pool for Constituting Panels under
    While COVID-19 working restrictions
    Statute XII
    The Vice-Chancellor reports that the remain in place, any notice that needs
    Socially Responsible Investment Review
    following names have been added to the to be given to the Registrar in writing
    Committee
    Register of Congregation: should be sent by email to registrar@
    OTHER COMMITTEES AND UNIVERSITY admin.ox.ac.uk. Notices sent to the
    Burnyeat, A G N, Merton
    BODIES University Ofces may not be received.
    Froggatt, M J, Wadham
    Panel for Constituting the Visitatorial
    Grace, M K, Wadham
    Board under Statute XII Part C
    Irwin, N A T, Merton
    McBride, D W, IT Services DIVISIONAL BOARDS
    McDermott, L A, Wadham Mathematical, Physical and Life Sciences
    Moody, L, Wadham Divisional Board
    Petela, N J, Biochemistry Medical Sciences Divisional Board
    Rutherford, E M, Merton Social Sciences Divisional Board
    Spelman, H L, Merton
    Szabó, A, Wadham
    Divisional and Faculty Boards
    For changes to regulations for examinations
    see ‘Examinations and Boards’ below.
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    Notices Examinations
    and Boards

    General Notices Electoral Boards Examinations for the Degree of Doctor


    of Philosophy
    Gazette publication arrangements Composition of an Electoral Board
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    Division
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    and this can be found on the University’s
    USS pension webpage (https://staf.web.
    ox.ac.uk/working-at-oxford/you-and-
    fnance/the-uss-pension-scheme-and-
    oxford). Comments are invited until 24
    October and will be considered in preparing
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    subject line ‘CONSULTATION’.
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    Examinations for the Degree of Master


    of Science Elections
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    The nomination period for the elections
    below will close at 4pm on 29 October.
    For further information, please contact the
    Elections Ofcer (shirley.mulvihill@admin.
    ox.ac.uk).
    Council
    • One of four members of Congregation
    elected by Congregation from members
    Examinations for the Degree of Master of the faculties in the Divisions of
    of Philosophy Humanities and of Social Sciences, to
    serve until the start of MT 2024 [vice
    Professor Helena Hamerow]
    This content has been removed • One of four members of Congregation
    as it contains personal elected by Congregation from members
    of the faculties in the Divisions of
    information protected under the Mathematical, Physical and Life Sciences
    Data Protection Act. and of Medical Sciences, to serve until
    the start of MT 2024 [vice Professor
    Richard Hobbs]
    • One of four members of Congregation
    elected by Congregation not necessarily
    Changes to Examination Regulations
    being a member of any division and
    not in any case being nominated in a
    For the complete text of each regulation
    divisional capacity, to serve until the
    listed below and a listing of all changes to
    start of MT 2024 [vice Professor Sir Rory
    regulations for this year to date, please see
    Collins, St John’s, Clinical Medicine]
    https://gazette.web.ox.ac.uk/examination-
    regulations-0. Nominations from a diverse range of
    Congregation members are encouraged,
    Continuing Education Board
    particularly those from underrepresented
    MST IN HISTORY OF DESIGN groups.
    (a) renaming Advanced Papers to refect
    The terms of reference and membership
    enhanced inclusion of world-history case
    of Council are set out in Statute IV (https://
    studies and perspectives
    governance.web.ox.ac.uk/legislation/
    (b) removal of 2 advanced papers
    statute-iv-congregation).
    (c) change to dissertation submission
    date Elected members of Council will ordinarily
    be expected to serve on a small number of
    PGDIP IN HISTORY OF DESIGN
    other committees (typically between one
    (a) renaming Advanced Papers to refect
    and three, usually including at least one of
    enhanced inclusion of world-history case
    the main committees of Council, ie PRAC,
    studies and perspectives
    GPC, Education Committee, Personnel
    (b) removal of 2 advanced papers
    Committee, Research Committee).
    For further information, please contact Dr
    Nigel Berry (nigel.berry@admin.ox.ac.uk).
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    Committees reporting to Council CURATORS OF THE UNIVERSITY NOMINATIONS COMMITTEE


    LIBRARIES
    AUDIT & SCRUTINY COMMITTEE • Three members of Congregation elected
    • One member of Congregation elected by by and from Congregation; two of whom
    • One member of Congregation elected
    Congregation, to serve until the start of to serve until the start of MT 2023 [vice Dr
    by Congregation from among members
    MT 2024 [vice Professor David Pyle, St Joanna Ashbourn and Dr Kate Blackmon]
    of the faculties in the Divisions of
    Anne’s] and one to serve until the start of MT
    Mathematical, Physical and Life Sciences
    2022 [vice Professor Matthew Freeman]
    and of Medical Sciences, who shall not The terms of reference and membership of
    serve on Council or on any committee this body are set out in Part 24 of Council The terms of reference and membership of
    which in the view of Council has Regulations 15 of 2002 (https://governance. this body are set out in Council Regulations
    mainline executive authority within admin.ox.ac.uk/legislation/part-24-curators- 15 of 2002: Part 26 (https://governance.web.
    the University, or hold any ofce in the of-the-university-libraries). ox.ac.uk/legislation/part-26-nominations-
    University or any college which involves committee).
    For further information, please contact the
    executive authority to serve for four
    Secretary (richard.ovenden@bodleian.ox.ac. For further information, please contact the
    years from the start of HT 2021 [vice
    uk). Secretary (rebecca.thomas@admin.ox.ac.
    Professor Jane Kaye, St Cross]
    uk).
    • One member of Congregation elected CURATORS OF THE UNIVERSITY PARKS
    by Congregation from among members POOL FOR CONSTITUTING PANELS
    • One person elected by Congregation, to
    of the faculties in the Divisions of UNDER STATUTE XII
    serve until the start of MT 2026 [vice Dr
    Humanities and Social Sciences, who
    Amy Zavatsky, St Edmund Hall] • Four members of Congregation to
    shall not serve on Council or on any
    whom Statute XII applies to represent
    committee which in the view of Council The terms of reference and membership of
    the Division of Humanities, elected by
    has mainline executive authority within this body are set out in Council Regulations
    members of Congregation, to serve until
    the University, or hold any ofce in the 2 of 2004: Part 10 (https://governance.
    HT 2025 [vice Ms Karen Brill, Divisional
    University or any college which involves admin.ox.ac.uk/legislation/council-
    Ofce; Professor Steven Gunn, Merton
    executive authority to serve for four regulations-2-of-2004#collapse1426011).
    and History; Professor Edmund Herzig,
    years from the start of HT 2021 [vice
    For further information, please contact the Wadham and Oriental Studies; and Ms
    Professor Andrew Wilson, All Souls]
    Secretary (joseph.oconnor@admin.ox.ac. Lynne Hirsch, Divisional Ofce]
    So as to encourage better representation of uk). • Four members of Congregation to
    underrepresented groups, the committee whom Statute XII applies to represent
    COMMITTEE FOR THE NOMINATION OF
    welcomes nominations from women and the Division of Mathematical, Physical
    SELECT PREACHERS
    BME staf. The terms of reference and and Life Sciences, elected by members
    membership are set out in Part 8 of Council • Two members of Congregation elected of Congregation, to serve until HT 2025
    Regulations 15 of 2002 (https://governance. by and from Congregation, to serve until [vice Dr Gwen Booth, Divisional Ofce;
    web.ox.ac.uk/legislation/part-8-audit-and- the start of MT 2024 [vice Dr Matthew Veronica McGowan, Plant Sciences;
    scrutiny-committee). Further information Cheung Salisbury, University College, Professor Aris Katzourakis, St Hilda’s,
    is available on the Audit and Scrutiny and The Revd Canon Professor Mark Zoology; and Dr Charlotte Sweeney,
    Committee webpage (https://governance. Chapman, Ripon College Cuddesdon] Materials]
    admin.ox.ac.uk/audit-and-scrutiny- • Four members of Congregation to whom
    The terms of reference and membership
    committee). Statute XII applies to represent the
    of this body are set out in Congregation
    Division of Medical Sciences, elected
    For further information, please contact the Regulations 3 of 2002: Part 6 (https://
    by members of Congregation, to serve
    Secretary (stephanie.norman@admin.ox.ac. governance.web.ox.ac.uk/legislation/
    until HT 2025 [vice Mrs Liz Barnes-
    uk). congregation-regulations-3-of-
    Moss, Clinical Neurosciences; Professor
    2002#collapse1436871).
    BUILDINGS AND ESTATES Christopher Conlon, Oriel and Clinical
    SUBCOMMITTEE For further information, please contact the Medicine; Miss Gillian Morris, Divisional
    Secretary (joseph.oconnor@admin.ox.ac. Ofce; and Mrs Nicola Small, Primary
    • One person elected by Congregation,
    uk). Care Health Sciences]
    to serve with immediate efect until
    • Four members of Congregation to whom
    the start of MT 2023 [vice Mrs Rosie
    Statute XII applies to represent the
    Mortimer, Chemistry]
    Division of Social Sciences, elected by
    The terms of reference and membership of members of Congregation, to serve until
    this body are set out in Part 10 of Council HT 2025 [vice Janice French, Business
    Regulations 15 of 2002 (https://governance. School; vacancy (vice Ms Eve Rodgers,
    web.ox.ac.uk/legislation/part-10-buildings- Education); Professor Nicholas Van
    and-estates-subcommittee). Hear, St Cross and Anthropology; and Ms
    Charlotte Vinnicombe, Law]
    For further information, please contact the
    Secretary (sarah.gardner@admin.ox.ac.uk).
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    • Four members of Congregation to whom Members of the Pool will be chosen by lot to Divisional Boards
    Statute XII applies to represent Gardens, serve on a number of Panels under Statute
    MATHEMATICAL, PHYSICAL AND LIFE
    Libraries and Museums (GLAM), XII (ie Redundancy Panel (Section 14 (6)),
    SCIENCES BOARD
    elected by members of Congregation, Staf Employment Review Panel (Section
    to serve until HT 2025 [vice Mrs Aisha 35) and University Appeal Panel (Section • One person elected by and from
    Burtenshaw, Ashmolean; Mrs Laura 52 (2))) and may also be expected to chair among the members of the Faculty of
    How, Nufeld and Bodleian Libraries; Mr a Panel. Each member of the Pool will be Engineering Science to serve from the
    Boyd Rodger, Bodleian Libraries; and Ms required to attend appropriate training, start of HT 2021 until the start of MT
    Wendy Shepherd, Museum of Natural including on equality and diversity, before 2024 (vice Professor Martin Booth)
    History] serving on a Panel. • One person elected by and from among
    • Four members of Congregation to the members of the Faculty of Zoology
    Nominations from men and from
    whom Statute XII applies to represent to serve from the start of HT 2021 until
    academic and research staf are particularly
    University Administration and the start of MT 2024 (vice Professor Ben
    encouraged.
    Services (UAS), elected by members of Sheldon)
    Congregation, to serve until HT 2025 For further information, please contact the • One person elected by and from among
    [vice Ms Jennifer Makkreel, Estates Secretary (diana.hulin@admin.ox.ac.uk). the members of the Faculty of Physics to
    Services; Mr Stephen Purbrick, Finance; serve from the start of HT 2021 until the
    SOCIALLY RESPONSIBLE INVESTMENT
    Ms Sara Smith, EDU; and Mrs Clare start of MT 2024 (vice Professor Arzhang
    REVIEW COMMITTEE
    Wakeham, Harris Manchester and OLI/ Ardavan)
    Education] • One member of Congregation from • One person elected by and from
    • One member of Congregation to whom members of the faculties in the Divisions among the members of the Faculty of
    Statute XII applies, not necessarily of Mathematical, Physical and Life Mathematics to serve from the start of
    representing any division and not in any Sciences and of Medical Sciences, elected HT 2021 until the start of MT 2024 (vice
    case being nominated in a divisional by Congregation, to serve until the Professor Jon Chapman)
    capacity, elected by members of start of MT 2023 [vice Professor Harish • One person elected by and from among
    Congregation, to serve until HT 2021 [vice Bhaskaran, Department of Materials] the members of the Faculty of Chemistry
    Dr Steve Rayner, Keble and Institute for to serve from the start of HT 2021 until
    The terms of reference and membership of
    Science Innovation and Society] the start of MT 2024 (vice Professor Chris
    this body are set out in Council Regulations
    Schofeld)
    It is expected that candidates for election 15 of 2002: Part 29 (https://governance.
    to represent one of the six constituencies admin.ox.ac.uk/legislation/part-29- For further information, please contact the
    will also be members of the relevant socially-responsible-investment-review- Divisional Registrar (tracy.gale@mpls.ox.ac.
    constituency (ie a member of one of the committee). uk).
    divisions, GLAM or UAS). Candidates for
    For further information, please contact the MEDICAL SCIENCES DIVISIONAL BOARD
    election to represent Congregation as a
    Secretary (sarah.cowburn@admin.ox.ac.uk).
    whole (ie in a non-divisional capacity) need • One person from among the staf who
    only be a member of Congregation to whom Other Committees and University are not Heads of Department or statutory
    Statute XII applies. However, please note Bodies professors who are members of the
    that a candidate may not be nominated to Faculty of Biochemistry, the Faculty
    PANEL FOR CONSTITUTING THE
    more than one constituency on the same of Clinical Medicine, the Faculty of
    VISITATORIAL BOARD UNDER STATUTE
    committee at the same time. For further Physiological Sciences and the Faculty
    XII PART C
    information, please see the eligibility and of Psychological Studies, elected
    amendments to nominations sections at • Three members of Congregation jointly by the members of the Faculty
    www.admin.ox.ac.uk/elections/geninfo. required to engage in academic of Biochemistry, the Faculty of Clinical
    shtml. teaching and/or research either by their Medicine, the Faculty of Physiological
    written contracts of employment or by Sciences and the Faculty of Psychological
    Statute XII applies to: (a) professors, readers
    established and agreed practice elected Studies, to serve until MT 2021 (vice
    and associate professors or lecturers; (b) any
    by Congregation, to serve until MT 2024 Professor Kevin Talbot)
    employee of the University who is a member
    (vice Dr Chris P Conlon, Dr Dora Biro and
    of the Universities Superannuation Scheme For further information, please contact the
    Professor Stephen Faulkner)
    or who would be a member if he or she had Divisional Registrar (chris.price@medsci.
    not been exempted under the provisions of Further information on the panel ox.ac.uk).
    Statute XIV. In Statute XII, any reference to ‘a can be found at: https://governance.
    member of the academic staf’ is a reference admin.ox.ac.uk/legislation/statute-xii-
    to a person to whom the statute applies academic-staf-and-the-visitatorial-
    (Statute XII, Section 3 (1) and (2) (www. board#widget-id-1383011 and https://
    admin.ox.ac.uk/statutes/353-051a.shtml)). governance.admin.ox.ac.uk/legislation/
    College staf are not covered by Statute council-regulations-36-of-2002.
    XII as colleges have their own statutes.
    For further information, please contact the
    The exception is college staf at Kellogg,
    Secretary (rebecca.thomas@admin.ox.ac.
    St Cross and Reuben, which follow the
    uk).
    University’s statutes. Any staf holding joint
    appointments will, however, be covered
    by Statute XII in respect of their University
    contract of employment and duties.
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    SOCIAL SCIENCES DIVISIONAL BOARD BOARD OF THE FACULTY OF HISTORY BOARD OF THE FACULTY OF LAW

    • One member elected by and from the • Four persons elected by and from among • Four Ofcial Members elected by
    academic members of the Department of the members of the Faculty of History all members of the faculty and from
    Economics to serve from the start of HT holding posts on the establishment or the persons qualifed to be Ofcial
    2021 until the start of MT 2022 under the aegis of the board, to serve Members as per Regulation 10 of Council
    • One member elected by and from the until the start of MT 2022 (vice Dr Regulations 19 of 2002, to serve until MT
    academic members of the Department of Catherine Holmes, Dr Lucy Wooding, 2023 (vice Professor Horst Eidenmueller,
    Education to serve from the start of HT Professor Natalia Nowakowska and Professor Luca Enriques, Professor
    2021 until the start of MT 2022 Professor Christina de Bellaigue) Wolfgang Ernst and Professor Catherine
    • One member elected by and from the Redgwell)
    For further information, please contact the
    academic members of the School of • Nine Ordinary Members elected by and
    Secretary (administrator@history.ox.ac.uk).
    Geography and the Environment to serve from all members of the faculty exclusive
    from the start of HT 2021 until the start of BOARD OF THE FACULTY OF LINGUISTICS, of the persons qualifed to be Ofcial
    MT 2022 PHILOLOGY AND PHONETICS Members as per Regulation 10 of Council
    Regulations 19 of 2002, to serve until
    *Under the regulations governing the • Four persons elected by and from
    MT 2023 (vice Professor Adrian Briggs,
    composition of divisional boards (https:// among the members of the Faculty of
    Dr Rachel Condry, S Enchelmaier, Dr
    governance.admin.ox.ac.uk/legislation/ Linguistics, Philology and Phonetics, to
    Imogen Goold, Mr James Goudkamp,
    council-regulations-17-of-2002), the above serve until the start of MT 2022
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    General Purposes Committee of Council Archaeology and Anthropology (each, “the 9. Regulations 1–11 shall be deemed to be
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    Changes to Regulations research, lecture and teach in and at the Part D of Statute XVI.
    interface of Archaeology and Anthropology.
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    to regulations, to come into efect on accordance with Part D of Statute XVI, but
    Oxford, in establishing and maintaining a
    13 November. no amendment is valid if it would cause the
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    Fund to:
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    Wales; or
    Explanatory Note partly covered from other sources or there
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    These new regulations are made to
    discretion to apply the income and/or University.
    formalise the trust created by the receipt of
    capital of the Fund to support the Post
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    holder’s research activities (including, but
    salary, expenses and associated overheads amendment to the main objects of the Fund
    not limited to, feldwork, research travel,
    of an existing research post in Archaeology for the purposes of Part D of Statute XVI and
    conference attendance and organisation,
    and Anthropology. must be approved both by Congregation
    and outreach).
    of the University and subsequently by Her
    Text of Regulations
    5. The administration of the Fund, and Majesty in Council.’
    In Council Regulations 24 of 2002, insert: the application of its income, shall be
    (b) Establishment of the Harle Bodleian
    the responsibility of the Social Sciences
    ‘Chingiz Gutseriev Archaeolog and Fund for Indian Studies
    Divisional Board.
    Anthropolog Fund
    Explanatory Note
    6. Provided the Post and the Fellowship
    1. The University receives with gratitude
    can be maintained from year to year, the These new regulations are made to
    the sum of £2,604,200 from Said Gutseriev
    University may in its absolute discretion formalise the trust created by the receipt
    to be held as expendable endowment
    in the period ending 21 years from the date of the legacy gift from Betty Harle, for the
    on the trusts declared in this regulation.
    of this regulation, instead of applying the purpose of acquiring and maintaining books
    Further money or property may be paid
    income of the Fund in any year, accumulate and periodicals dealing with the Indian sub-
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    all or any part of such income by investing continent, particularly those dealing with
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    it, and holding it as part of the capital of the art and archaeology.
    be held on the same trusts. The assets so
    Fund. The University may apply the whole
    held will be known as the Chingiz Gutseriev Text of Regulations
    or any part of such accumulated income in
    Archaeology and Anthropology Fund (“the
    any subsequent year as if it were income of In Council Regulations 25 of 2002, insert:
    Fund”).
    the Fund arising in the then current year.
    ‘Harle Bodleian Fund for Indian Studies
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    7. The University shall have power to pay
    endowment those of the assets in the Fund 1. The University receives with gratitude the
    out of the capital or the income of the Fund
    (if any) which are contributed on the express sum of £231,146 from Betty Harle to be held
    all costs of and incidental to the creation
    understanding that they are to be treated as as an expendable endowment on the trusts
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    permanent endowment (“the Permanent declared in this regulation. Further money
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    Endowment”). or property may be paid or transferred
    provided always that such costs shall not
    to the University as either expendable
    3. The University shall (a) apply the income exceed those charged by the University
    or permanent endowment to be held on
    of the Permanent Endowment (if any); and from time to time in relation to other funds
    the same trusts. The assets so held will
    (b) apply the income and, in its discretion, or posts similar in nature to the Fund or the
    be known as the Harle Bodleian Fund for
    the capital of the remainder of the Fund, Post.
    Indian Studies (“the Fund”).
    towards the salary, expenses and associated
    8. The University may exercise any of its
    overheads of: (i) the holder of the current 2. The University shall retain as permanent
    corporate powers in the management and
    Chingiz Gutseriev Research Fellowship endowment those of the assets in the Fund
    administration of the Fund in so far as those
    in Archaeology and Anthropology; and (if any) which are contributed on the express
    powers are not inconsistent with these
    subsequently (ii) the holder of the Chingiz understanding that they are to be treated as
    regulations.
    Gutseriev Associate Professorship in permanent endowment (“the Permanent
    Endowment”).
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    books and periodicals dealing with the Majesty in Council.’
    5. The administration of the Fund, and
    Indian sub-continent, particularly those
    (c) Establishment of the Instruction in the application of its income, shall be the
    dealing with art and archaeology.
    Mandarin Chinese Fund responsibility of the Humanities Divisional
    4. The administration of the Fund, and Board.
    Explanatory Note
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    6. The University may in its absolute
    responsibility of Bodley’s Librarian, subject These new regulations are made to
    discretion in the period ending 21 years
    to oversight by Curators of the University formalise the trust created by the receipt
    from the date of this regulation, instead
    Libraries. of the legacy gift from Mary Lackey, for the
    of applying the income of the Fund in any
    purpose of maintaining an instructorship in
    5. The University may in its absolute year, accumulate all or any part of such
    Mandarin Chinese.
    discretion in the period ending 21 years income by investing it, and holding it as part
    from the date of this regulation, instead Text of Regulations of the capital of the Fund. The University
    of applying the income of the Fund in any may apply the whole or any part of such
    In Council Regulations 25 of 2002, insert:
    year, accumulate all or any part of such accumulated income in any subsequent
    income by investing it, and holding it as part ‘Instruction in Mandarin Chinese Fund year as if it were income of the Fund arising
    of the capital of the Fund. The University in the then current year.
    1. The University receives with gratitude
    may apply the whole or any part of such
    the sum of £850,000 from Mary Lackey 7. The University shall have power to pay
    accumulated income in any subsequent
    to be held as expendable endowment out of the capital or the income of the
    year as if it were income of the Fund arising
    on the trusts declared in this regulation. Fund all costs of and incidental to the
    in the then current year.
    Further money or property may be paid creation of the Fund, and the management
    6. The University shall have power to pay or transferred to the University as either and administration of the Fund and the
    out of the capital or the income of the Fund expendable or permanent endowment to Scholarship.
    all costs of and incidental to the creation be held on the same trusts. The assets so
    8. The University may exercise any of its
    of the Fund, and the management and held will be known as the Instruction in
    corporate powers in the management and
    administration of the Fund. Mandarin Chinese Fund (“the Fund”).
    administration of the Fund in so far as those
    7. The University may exercise any of its 2. The University shall retain as permanent powers are not inconsistent with these
    corporate powers in the management and endowment those of the assets in the Fund regulations.
    administration of the Fund in so far as those (if any) which are contributed on the express
    9. Regulations 1–11 shall be deemed to be
    powers are not inconsistent with these understanding that they are to be treated as
    Trust Regulations under the provisions of
    regulations. permanent endowment (“the Permanent
    Part D of Statute XVI.
    Endowment”).
    8. Regulations 1–10 shall be deemed to be
    10. Subject to Regulation 11, Council may
    Trust Regulations under the provisions of 3. The University shall (a) apply the income
    amend, repeal or add to these regulations in
    Part D of Statute XVI. of the Permanent Endowment (if any); and
    accordance with Part D of Statute XVI, but
    (b) apply the income and, in its discretion,
    9. Subject to Regulation 10, Council may no amendment is valid if it would cause the
    the capital of the remainder of the Fund,
    amend, repeal or add to these regulations in Fund to:
    to maintain an instructorship in Mandarin
    accordance with Part D of Statute XVI, but
    Chinese (“the Post”). The Post holder (1) cease to be exclusively charitable
    no amendment is valid if it would cause the
    shall tutor and teach Mandarin Chinese, according to the law of England and
    Fund to:
    including, but not limited to, the provision Wales; or
    (1) cease to be exclusively charitable of training students in both conversational
    (2) be outside the objects of the
    according to the law of England and and interpreting skills.
    University.
    Wales; or
    4. Any surplus income available after
    11. Any amendment to Regulation 3 is an
    (2) be outside the objects of the the provision of the Post shall be used
    amendment to the main objects of the Fund
    University. for the beneft of Chinese Studies within
    for the purposes of Part D of Statute XVI and
    the University or be placed on reserve for
    must be approved both by Congregation
    expenditure in the subsequent year as if
    of the University and subsequently by Her
    it were income of that subsequent year.
    Majesty in Council.’
    82 University of Oxford Gazette • 29 October 2020

    (d) Establishment of the June and Simon income by investing it, and holding it as part ‘Madame L.C. Yuen Chen Fund
    Li Graduate Scholarship in the History of the capital of the Fund. The University
    1. The University receives with gratitude
    of Chinese Art Fund may apply the whole or any part of such
    the sum of £1,000,000, from Henry Chan
    accumulated income in any subsequent
    Explanatory Note to be held as a permanent endowment
    year as if it were income of the Fund arising
    on the trusts declared in this regulation.
    These new regulations are made to in the then current year.
    Further money or property may be paid
    formalise the trust created by the receipt
    6. The University shall have power to pay or transferred to the University as either
    of the gift from the T. June and Simon
    out of the capital or the income of the expendable or permanent endowment to
    K.C. Li Charitable Fund for the purpose of
    Fund all costs of and incidental to the be held on the same trusts. The assets so
    providing named DPhil Scholarships in the
    creation of the Fund, and the management held will be known as the Madame L.C. Yuen
    History of Chinese Art, within the History of
    and administration of the Fund and the Chen Fund (“the Fund”).
    Art Department.
    Scholarship.
    2. The University shall retain as permanent
    Text of Regulations
    7. The University may exercise any of its endowment those of the assets in the
    In Council Regulations 25 of 2002, insert: corporate powers in the management and Fund which are contributed on the express
    administration of the Fund in so far as those understanding that they are to be treated as
    ‘June and Simon Li Graduate
    powers are not inconsistent with these permanent endowment (“the Permanent
    Scholarship in the History of Chinese Art
    regulations. Endowment”).
    1. The University receives with gratitude
    8. Regulations 1–10 shall be deemed to be 3. The University shall (a) apply the income
    the sum of £1,550,491 from the T. June and
    Trust Regulations under the provisions of of the Permanent Endowment; and (b)
    Simon K.C. Li Charitable Fund to be held as
    Part D of Statute XVI. apply the income and, in its discretion, the
    an expendable endowment on the trusts
    capital of the remainder of the Fund, for
    declared in this regulation. Further money 9. Subject to Regulation 10, Council may
    the purpose of acquiring and maintaining
    or property may be paid or transferred amend, repeal or add to these regulations in
    Chinese books, journals and databases in the
    to the University as either expendable accordance with Part D of Statute XVI, but
    Bodleian Libraries.
    or permanent endowment to be held on no amendment is valid if it would cause the
    the same trusts. The assets so held will be Fund to: 4. The administration of the Fund, and
    known as the June and Simon Li Graduate the application of its income, shall be the
    (1) cease to be exclusively charitable
    Scholarship in the History of Chinese Art responsibility of Bodley’s Librarian, subject
    according to the law of England and
    Fund (“the Fund”). to the oversight of the Curators of the
    Wales; or
    University Libraries.
    2. The University shall retain as permanent
    (2) be outside the objects of the
    endowment those of the assets in the Fund 5. The University may in its absolute
    University.
    (if any) which are contributed on the express discretion in the period ending 21 years
    understanding that they are to be treated as 10. Any amendment to Regulation 3 is an from the date of this regulation, instead
    permanent endowment (“the Permanent amendment to the main objects of the Fund of applying the income of the Fund in any
    Endowment”). for the purposes of Part D of Statute XVI and year, accumulate all or any part of such
    must be approved both by Congregation income by investing it, and holding it as part
    3. The University shall (a) apply the income
    of the University and subsequently by Her of the capital of the Fund. The University
    of the Permanent Endowment (if any); and
    Majesty in Council.’ may apply the whole or any part of such
    (b) apply the income and, in its discretion,
    accumulated income in any subsequent
    the capital of the remainder of the Fund, to (e) Establishment of the Madame L.C.
    year as if it were income of the Fund arising
    provide named DPhil Scholarships in the Yuen Chen Fund
    in the then current year.
    History of Chinese Art, within the History of
    Explanatory Note
    Art Department. 6. The University shall have power to pay
    These new regulations are made to out of the capital or the income of the Fund
    4. The administration of the Fund, and
    formalise the trust created by the receipt of all costs of and incidental to the creation
    the application of its income, shall be the
    the gift from Henry Chan for the purpose of of the Fund, and the management and
    responsibility of the Humanities Divisional
    acquiring and maintaining Chinese books, administration of the Fund.
    Board.
    journals and databases in the Bodleian
    7. The University may exercise any of its
    5. The University may in its absolute Libraries.
    corporate powers in the management and
    discretion in the period ending 21 years
    Text of Regulations administration of the Fund in so far as those
    from the date of this regulation, instead
    powers are not inconsistent with these
    of applying the income of the Fund in any In Council Regulations 25 of 2002, insert:
    regulations.
    year, accumulate all or any part of such
    University of Oxford Gazette • 29 October 2020 83

    8. Regulations 1–10 shall be deemed to be understanding that they are to be treated as 11. Subject to Regulation 12, Council may
    Trust Regulations under the provisions of permanent endowment (“the Permanent amend, repeal or add to these regulations in
    Part D of Statute XVI. Endowment”). accordance with Part D of Statute XVI, but
    no amendment is valid if it would cause the
    9. Subject to Regulation 10, Council may 3. The University shall (a) apply the income
    Fund to:
    amend, repeal or add to these regulations in of the Permanent Endowment (if any); and
    accordance with Part D of Statute XVI, but (b) apply the income and, in its discretion, (1) cease to be exclusively charitable
    no amendment is valid if it would cause the the capital of the remainder of the Fund, according to the law of England and
    Fund to: towards the advancement of education for Wales; or
    the beneft of the public, in particular by
    (1) cease to be exclusively charitable (2) be outside the objects of the
    supporting visiting fellowships to be known
    according to the law of England and University.
    as the Rangoonwala Visiting Fellowships
    Wales; or
    (“the Fellowships”). 12. Any amendment to Regulation 3 is an
    (2) be outside the objects of the amendment to the main objects of the Fund
    4. The Fund will make provision for the
    University. for the purposes of Part D of Statute XVI and
    holders of the Fellowships each year to
    must be approved both by Congregation
    10. Any amendment to Regulation 3 is an undertake research and study within the
    of the University and subsequently by Her
    amendment to the main objects of the Fund Oxford School of Global and Area Studies at
    Majesty in Council.’
    for the purposes of Part D of Statute XVI and the University.
    must be approved both by Congregation
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    of the University and subsequently by Her
    appointed by the University each year
    Majesty in Council.’
    having regard for the conditions imposed by Degree by Resolution
    (f) Establishment of the Rangoonwala the original gift agreement.
    Visiting Fellowships Fund
    6. The administration of the Fund, and
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    of the public, in particular by supporting of applying the income of the Fund in any
    visiting fellowships to be known as the year, accumulate all or any part of such
    Rangoonwala Visiting Fellowships. income by investing it, and holding it as part
    of the capital of the Fund. The University
    Text of Regulations
    may apply the whole or any part of such Council of the University
    In Council Regulations 25 of 2002, insert: accumulated income in any subsequent
    year as if it were income of the Fund arising Register of Congregation
    ‘Rangoonwala Visiting Fellowships
    in the then current year.
    Fund The Vice-Chancellor reports that the
    8. The University shall have power to pay following names have been added to the
    1. The University receives with gratitude
    out of the capital or the income of the Fund Register of Congregation:
    initial gifts totalling £323,100 from the
    all costs of and incidental to the creation
    ZVM Rangoonwala Foundation to be held Bhatt, A, Department of Paediatrics
    of the Fund, and the management and
    as expendable endowment on the trusts Gooch, M L, Humanities Division
    administration of the Fund.
    declared in this regulation. Further money Titchener, A G, Faculty of Clinical
    or property may be paid or transferred 9. The University may exercise any of its Medicine
    to the University as either expendable corporate powers in the management and Wynn, M R, Oriel
    or permanent endowment to be held on administration of the Fund in so far as those
    Divisional and Faculty Boards
    the same trusts. The assets so held will powers are not inconsistent with these
    be known as the Rangoonwala Visiting regulations. For changes to regulations for examinations
    Fellowships Fund (“the Fund”). see ‘‘Examinations and Boards’ below.
    10. Regulations 1–5 and [6–12] shall be
    2. The University shall retain as permanent deemed to be Trust Regulations under the
    endowment those of the assets in the Fund provisions of Part D of Statute XVI.
    (if any) which are contributed on the express
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    23 October 2020
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    Medical Sciences
    Colleges, Halls and Societies
    Edwine Barasa, Director of the KEMRI-
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    Nairobi, Nufeld Department of
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    Economics for a period of 3 years from
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    Protein, Cell Science and Structure
    Professor Sir Nigel Shadbolt, co-founder
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    Humanities Board Janet Cox (née Williams), 14 September
    2020; 1955. Aged 83.
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    Elections

    Elections 26 November • One of four members of Congregation So as to encourage better representation of


    elected by Congregation not necessarily underrepresented groups, the committee
    Call for nominations being a member of any division and welcomes nominations from women and
    not in any case being nominated in a BME staf. The terms of reference and
    The nomination period for the elections
    divisional capacity, to serve until the membership are set out in Part 8 of Council
    below will close at 4pm on 29 October.
    start of MT 2024 [vice Professor Sir Rory Regulations 15 of 2002 (https://governance.
    For further information, please contact the Collins, St John’s, Clinical Medicine] web.ox.ac.uk/legislation/part-8-audit-and-
    Elections Ofcer (shirley.mulvihill@admin. scrutiny-committee). Further information
    Nominations from a diverse range of
    ox.ac.uk). is available on the Audit and Scrutiny
    Congregation members are encouraged,
    Committee webpage (https://governance.
    Council particularly those from underrepresented
    admin.ox.ac.uk/audit-and-scrutiny-
    groups.
    • One of four members of Congregation committee).
    elected by Congregation from members The terms of reference and membership
    For further information, please contact the
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    Secretary (stephanie.norman@admin.ox.ac.
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    uk).
    serve until the start of MT 2024 [vice statute-iv-congregation).
    Professor Helena Hamerow] BUILDINGS AND ESTATES
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    • One of four members of Congregation SUBCOMMITTEE
    be expected to serve on a small number of
    elected by Congregation from members
    other committees (typically between one • One person elected by Congregation,
    of the faculties in the Divisions of
    and three, usually including at least one of to serve with immediate efect until
    Mathematical, Physical and Life Sciences
    the main committees of Council, ie PRAC, the start of MT 2023 [vice Mrs Rosie
    and of Medical Sciences, to serve until
    GPC, Education Committee, Personnel Mortimer, Chemistry]
    the start of MT 2024 [vice Professor
    Committee, Research Committee).
    Richard Hobbs] The terms of reference and membership of
    For further information, please contact Dr this body are set out in Part 10 of Council
    The following nomination has been received:
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    Committees reporting to Council
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    Department of Primary Care Health AUDIT & SCRUTINY COMMITTEE
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    Sciences
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    CURATORS OF THE UNIVERSITY
    I Tracey, Warden of Merton, Nufeld of the faculties in the Divisions of
    LIBRARIES
    Department of Clinical Neurosciences Mathematical, Physical and Life Sciences
    M Young, Warden of New College and of Medical Sciences, who shall not • One member of Congregation elected by
    T Coulson, Jesus, Department of Zoology serve on Council or on any committee Congregation, to serve until the start of
    F Essler, Worcester, Department of which in the view of Council has MT 2024 [vice Professor David Pyle, St
    Physics mainline executive authority within Anne’s]
    P Grant, Pro-Vice-Chancellor (Research), the University, or hold any ofce in the
    The terms of reference and membership of
    St Catherine’s, Mathematical, Physical University or any college which involves
    this body are set out in Part 24 of Council
    and Life Sciences Division executive authority to serve for four
    Regulations 15 of 2002 (https://governance.
    S Howison, Christ Church, Mathematical, years from the start of HT 2021 [vice
    admin.ox.ac.uk/legislation/part-24-curators-
    Physical and Life Sciences Division Professor Jane Kaye, St Cross]
    of-the-university-libraries).
    K O’Brien, University College, • One member of Congregation elected
    Humanities Division by Congregation from among members For further information, please contact the
    G Screaton, University College, Medical of the faculties in the Divisions of Secretary (richard.ovenden@bodleian.ox.ac.
    Sciences Division Humanities and Social Sciences, who uk).
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    (People), St Cross, Mathematical, committee which in the view of Council
    Physical and Life Sciences Division has mainline executive authority within
    S Whatmore, Social Sciences Division the University, or hold any ofce in the
    University or any college which involves
    executive authority to serve for four
    years from the start of HT 2021 [vice
    Professor Andrew Wilson, All Souls]
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    CURATORS OF THE UNIVERSITY PARKS NOMINATIONS COMMITTEE The following nomination has been received:
    • One person elected by Congregation, to • Three members of Congregation elected Dr Jocasta Gardner, BA MSt DPhil Oxf,
    serve until the start of MT 2026 [vice Dr by and from Congregation; two of whom Mathematical Institute
    Amy Zavatsky, St Edmund Hall] to serve until the start of MT 2023 [vice Dr
    Nominated by:
    Joanna Ashbourn and Dr Kate Blackmon]
    The following nomination has been received: T Gale, Mathematical, Physical and Life
    and one to serve until the start of MT
    Sciences Divisional Ofce
    Dr Laura M Rival, BA British Columbia, 2022 [vice Professor Matthew Freeman]
    M Giles, St Hugh’s, Mathematical
    MPhil PhD LSE, Linacre, Department of
    The terms of reference and membership of Institute
    International Development/School of
    this body are set out in Council Regulations E Süli, Worcester, Mathematical Institute
    Anthropology and Museum Ethnography
    15 of 2002: Part 26 (https://governance.web. B Szendrői, St Peter’s, Mathematical
    Nominated by: ox.ac.uk/legislation/part-26-nominations- Institute
    K Willis, Principal of St Edmund Hall, committee).
    • Four members of Congregation to whom
    Department of Zoology
    For further information, please contact the Statute XII applies to represent the
    A Betts, Brasenose, Department of
    Secretary (rebecca.thomas@admin.ox.ac. Division of Medical Sciences, elected
    International Development
    uk). by members of Congregation, to serve
    A Bogaard, St Cross, School of
    until HT 2025 [vice Mrs Liz Barnes-
    Archaeology POOL FOR CONSTITUTING PANELS
    Moss, Clinical Neurosciences; Professor
    M Clarke, Keble, Institute of Social and UNDER STATUTE XII
    Christopher Conlon, Oriel and Clinical
    Cultural Anthropology
    • Four members of Congregation to Medicine; Miss Gillian Morris, Divisional
    E Cohen, Wadham, School of
    whom Statute XII applies to represent Ofce; and Mrs Nicola Small, Primary
    Anthropology and Museum
    the Division of Humanities, elected by Care Health Sciences]
    Ethnography
    members of Congregation, to serve until • Four members of Congregation to whom
    D Gellner, All Souls, School of
    HT 2025 [vice Ms Karen Brill, Divisional Statute XII applies to represent the
    Anthropology and Museum
    Ofce; Professor Steven Gunn, Merton Division of Social Sciences, elected by
    Ethnography
    and History; Professor Edmund Herzig, members of Congregation, to serve until
    The terms of reference and membership of Wadham and Oriental Studies; and Ms HT 2025 [vice Janice French, Business
    this body are set out in Council Regulations Lynne Hirsch, Divisional Ofce] School; vacancy (vice Ms Eve Rodgers,
    2 of 2004: Part 10 (https://governance. Education); Professor Nicholas Van
    The following nominations have been
    admin.ox.ac.uk/legislation/council- Hear, St Cross and Anthropology; and Ms
    received:
    regulations-2-of-2004#collapse1426011). Charlotte Vinnicombe, Law]
    Karen Brill, BA Birkbeck, BBS Cape Town,
    For further information, please contact the The following nominations have been
    MSt Oxf, Humanities Divisional Ofce
    Secretary (joseph.oconnor@admin.ox.ac. received:
    uk). Nominated by:
    Professor A C L Davies, MA DPhil Oxf,
    A Broadby, Humanities Divisional Ofce
    COMMITTEE FOR THE NOMINATION OF Brasenose, Law
    L Hirsch, Humanities Divisional Ofce
    SELECT PREACHERS
    P O’Conner, Humanities Divisional Ofce Nominated by:
    • Two members of Congregation elected J Makkreel, Estates J Bowers QC, Principal of Brasenose,
    by and from Congregation, to serve until Faculty of Law
    Dr A J Fairweather-Tall, MA MSt DPhil Oxf,
    the start of MT 2024 [vice Dr Matthew D Sanchez Ancochea, St Antony’s,
    St Peter’s, Humanities Division
    Cheung Salisbury, University College, Department of International
    and The Revd Canon Professor Mark Nominated by: Development
    Chapman, Ripon College Cuddesdon] C Fabre, All Souls, Faculty of Philosophy N Bamforth, Queen’s, Faculty of Law
    D Grimley, Merton, Faculty of Music L Fawcett, St Catherine’s, Department of
    The terms of reference and membership
    L Hirsch, Humanities Division Politics and International Relations
    of this body are set out in Congregation
    S Slater, Faculty of English Language and E Fisher, Corpus Christi, Faculty of Law
    Regulations 3 of 2002: Part 6 (https://
    Literature B Häcker, Brasenose, Faculty of Law
    governance.web.ox.ac.uk/legislation/
    T Krebs, Brasenose, Faculty of Law
    congregation-regulations-3-of- • Four members of Congregation to
    W Swadling, Brasenose, Faculty of Law
    2002#collapse1436871). whom Statute XII applies to represent
    the Division of Mathematical, Physical Dr Nicholas Van Hear, BA Camb, PhD Birm,
    For further information, please contact the
    and Life Sciences, elected by members St Cross, School of Anthropology
    Secretary (joseph.oconnor@admin.ox.ac.
    of Congregation, to serve until HT 2025
    uk). Nominated by:
    [vice Dr Gwen Booth, Divisional Ofce;
    R Andersson, Wolfson, Department of
    Veronica McGowan, Plant Sciences;
    International Development
    Professor Aris Katzourakis, St Hilda’s,
    D Dzenovska, Kellogg, School
    Zoology; and Dr Charlotte Sweeney,
    of Anthropology and Museum
    Materials]
    Ethnography
    L Landau, Wolfson, Department of
    International Development
    T Scott-Smith, St Cross, Department of
    International Development
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    Charlotte Vinnicombe, BA MA Liv, Law Statute XII applies to: (a) professors, readers Other Committees and University
    Faculty Ofce and associate professors or lecturers; (b) any Bodies
    employee of the University who is a member
    Nominated by: PANEL FOR CONSTITUTING THE
    of the Universities Superannuation Scheme
    M Chen-Wishart, Merton, Faculty of Law VISITATORIAL BOARD UNDER STATUTE
    or who would be a member if he or she had
    S Oliver, UAS XII PART C
    not been exempted under the provisions of
    C Paxton, Social Sciences Division
    Statute XIV. In Statute XII, any reference to ‘a • Three members of Congregation
    H Scott, Lady Margaret Hall, Faculty of
    member of the academic staf’ is a reference required to engage in academic
    Law
    to a person to whom the statute applies teaching and/or research either by their
    • Four members of Congregation to whom (Statute XII, Section 3 (1) and (2) (www. written contracts of employment or by
    Statute XII applies to represent Gardens, admin.ox.ac.uk/statutes/353-051a.shtml)). established and agreed practice elected
    Libraries and Museums (GLAM), College staf are not covered by Statute by Congregation, to serve until MT 2024
    elected by members of Congregation, XII as colleges have their own statutes. (vice Dr Chris P Conlon, Dr Dora Biro and
    to serve until HT 2025 [vice Mrs Aisha The exception is college staf at Kellogg, Professor Stephen Faulkner)
    Burtenshaw, Ashmolean; Mrs Laura St Cross and Reuben, which follow the
    Further information on the panel
    How, Nufeld and Bodleian Libraries; Mr University’s statutes. Any staf holding joint
    can be found at: https://governance.
    Boyd Rodger, Bodleian Libraries; and Ms appointments will, however, be covered
    admin.ox.ac.uk/legislation/statute-xii-
    Wendy Shepherd, Museum of Natural by Statute XII in respect of their University
    academic-staf-and-the-visitatorial-
    History] contract of employment and duties.
    board#widget-id-1383011 and https://
    The following nomination has been received: Members of the Pool will be chosen by lot to governance.admin.ox.ac.uk/legislation/
    serve on a number of Panels under Statute council-regulations-36-of-2002.
    Aisha Burtenshaw, LLB Keele, PGDip Brist,
    XII (ie Redundancy Panel (Section 14 (6)),
    Ashmolean For further information, please contact the
    Staf Employment Review Panel (Section
    Secretary (rebecca.thomas@admin.ox.ac.
    Nominated by: 35) and University Appeal Panel (Section
    uk).
    D Bone, Ashmolean 52 (2))) and may also be expected to chair
    S Mccormack, Ashmolean a Panel. Each member of the Pool will be Divisional Boards
    P Roberts, Wolfson, Ashmolean required to attend appropriate training,
    MATHEMATICAL, PHYSICAL AND LIFE
    C Whistler, St John’s, Ashmolean including on equality and diversity, before
    SCIENCES BOARD
    serving on a Panel.
    • Four members of Congregation to
    • One person elected by and from
    whom Statute XII applies to represent Nominations from men and from
    among the members of the Faculty of
    University Administration and academic and research staf are particularly
    Engineering Science to serve from the
    Services (UAS), elected by members of encouraged.
    start of HT 2021 until the start of MT
    Congregation, to serve until HT 2025
    For further information, please contact the 2024 (vice Professor Martin Booth)
    [vice Ms Jennifer Makkreel, Estates
    Secretary (diana.hulin@admin.ox.ac.uk).
    Services; Mr Stephen Purbrick, Finance; The following nomination has been received:
    Ms Sara Smith, EDU; and Mrs Clare SOCIALLY RESPONSIBLE INVESTMENT
    Professor Martin Booth, MEng DPhil Oxf,
    Wakeham, Harris Manchester and OLI/ REVIEW COMMITTEE
    Jesus, Department of Engineering Science
    Education]
    • One member of Congregation from
    • One member of Congregation to whom Nominated by:
    members of the faculties in the Divisions
    Statute XII applies, not necessarily R Cleveland, Magdalen, Department of
    of Mathematical, Physical and Life
    representing any division and not in any Engineering Science
    Sciences and of Medical Sciences, elected
    case being nominated in a divisional S Payne, Keble, Department of
    by Congregation, to serve until the
    capacity, elected by members of Engineering Science
    start of MT 2023 [vice Professor Harish
    Congregation, to serve until HT 2021 [vice R Roy, Harris Manchester, Department of
    Bhaskaran, Department of Materials]
    Dr Steve Rayner, Keble and Institute for Engineering Science
    Science Innovation and Society] The terms of reference and membership of C Siviour, Pembroke, Department of
    this body are set out in Council Regulations Engineering Science
    It is expected that candidates for election
    15 of 2002: Part 29 (https://governance.
    to represent one of the six constituencies • One person elected by and from among
    admin.ox.ac.uk/legislation/part-29-
    will also be members of the relevant the members of the Faculty of Zoology
    socially-responsible-investment-review-
    constituency (ie a member of one of the to serve from the start of HT 2021 until
    committee).
    divisions, GLAM or UAS). Candidates for the start of MT 2024 (vice Professor Ben
    election to represent Congregation as a For further information, please contact the Sheldon)
    whole (ie in a non-divisional capacity) need Secretary (sarah.cowburn@admin.ox.ac.uk). • One person elected by and from among
    only be a member of Congregation to whom the members of the Faculty of Physics to
    Statute XII applies. However, please note serve from the start of HT 2021 until the
    that a candidate may not be nominated to start of MT 2024 (vice Professor Arzhang
    more than one constituency on the same Ardavan)
    committee at the same time. For further • One person elected by and from
    information, please see the eligibility and among the members of the Faculty of
    amendments to nominations sections at Mathematics to serve from the start of
    www.admin.ox.ac.uk/elections/geninfo. HT 2021 until the start of MT 2024 (vice
    shtml. Professor Jon Chapman)
    90 University of Oxford Gazette • 29 October 2020

    • One person elected by and from among For further information about the board, BOARD OF THE FACULTY OF HISTORY
    the members of the Faculty of Chemistry please contact the Divisional Registrar
    • Four persons elected by and from among
    to serve from the start of HT 2021 until (catherine.paxton@socsci.ox.ac.uk).
    the members of the Faculty of History
    the start of MT 2024 (vice Professor Chris
    Faculty Boards holding posts on the establishment or
    Schofeld)
    under the aegis of the board, to serve
    BOARD OF THE FACULTY OF ENGLISH
    For further information, please contact the until the start of MT 2022 (vice Dr
    LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE
    Divisional Registrar (tracy.gale@mpls.ox.ac. Catherine Holmes, Dr Lucy Wooding,
    uk). • Four persons elected by and from the Professor Natalia Nowakowska and
    members of the Faculty of English Professor Christina de Bellaigue)
    MEDICAL SCIENCES DIVISIONAL BOARD
    Language and Literature to serve until
    The following nominations have been
    • One person from among the staf who the start of MT 2022 (vice Professor
    received:
    are not Heads of Department or statutory Katherine E Shepherd-Barr, Professor
    professors who are members of the Lorna M Hutson, Dr H Sullivan and Dr John-Paul Ghobrial, BA Tufts, MPhil Oxf,
    Faculty of Biochemistry, the Faculty Professor Andrew Klevan) MA PhD Princeton, Balliol
    of Clinical Medicine, the Faculty of
    For further information, please contact the Nominated by:
    Physiological Sciences and the Faculty
    Secretary (sadie.slater@ell.ox.ac.uk). J McDougall, Trinity
    of Psychological Studies, elected
    C Schenk, St Hilda’s
    jointly by the members of the Faculty The following nominations have been
    A Strathern, Brasenose
    of Biochemistry, the Faculty of Clinical received:
    J Watts, Corpus Christi
    Medicine, the Faculty of Physiological
    Dr Kate Kennedy, PhD Camb, Wolfson
    Sciences and the Faculty of Psychological Dr Adrian Gregory, MA PhD Camb, MA Oxf,
    Studies, to serve until MT 2021 (vice Nominated by: Pembroke
    Professor Kevin Talbot) R Ballaster, Mansfeld
    Nominated by:
    R Beasley, Queen’s
    For further information, please contact the J McDougall, Trinity
    H Small, Merton
    Divisional Registrar (chris.price@medsci. C Schenk, St Hilda’s
    D Wakelin, St Hilda’s
    ox.ac.uk). A Strathern, Brasenose
    Professor Paulina Kewes, MA Gdansk, J Watts, Corpus Christi
    SOCIAL SCIENCES DIVISIONAL BOARD
    DPhil Oxf, Jesus
    John Nightingale, MA DPhil Oxf, Magdalen
    • One member elected by and from the
    Nominated by:
    academic members of the Department of Nominated by:
    R Ballaster, Mansfeld
    Economics to serve from the start of HT J McDougall, Trinity
    R Beasley, Queen’s
    2021 until the start of MT 2022 C Schenk, St Hilda’s
    H Small, Merton
    • One member elected by and from the A Strathern, Brasenose
    D Wakelin, St Hilda’s
    academic members of the Department of J Watts, Corpus Christi
    Education to serve from the start of HT Professor Lloyd Pratt, St John’s
    Professor Natalia Nowakowska, BA MSt
    2021 until the start of MT 2022
    Nominated by: DPhil Oxf, Somerville
    • One member elected by and from the
    R Ballaster, Mansfeld
    academic members of the School of Nominated by:
    R Beasley, Queen’s
    Geography and the Environment to serve J McDougall, Trinity
    H Small, Merton
    from the start of HT 2021 until the start of C Schenk, St Hilda’s
    D Wakelin, St Hilda’s
    MT 2022 A Strathern, Brasenose
    Professor Diane Purkiss, BA Queensland, J Watts, Corpus Christi
    *Under the regulations governing the
    DPhil Oxf, Keble
    composition of divisional boards (https:// For further information, please contact the
    governance.admin.ox.ac.uk/legislation/ Nominated by: Secretary (administrator@history.ox.ac.uk).
    council-regulations-17-of-2002), the above R Ballaster, Mansfeld
    vacancies fall within the single constituency R Beasley, Queen’s
    of ‘three persons elected on a rotational H Small, Merton
    basis by and from academic members of D Wakelin, St Hilda’s
    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’. The last elections to
    this constituency represented (c) the Faculty
    of Law; (d) the Department of Politics and
    International Relations; and (f) the Saïd
    Business School.
    University of Oxford Gazette • 29 October 2020 91

    BOARD OF THE FACULTY OF LINGUISTICS, BOARD OF THE FACULTY OF LAW Candidates are invited to include with their
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    of MT 2022 (vice Professor Dirk Meyer, Notes
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    of Philosophy
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    The Revd Dr Michael George Hinton,
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    below closed at 4pm on 29 October. Notices Mathematical, Physical and Life Sciences
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    Professor F D Richard Hobbs, MB ChB I Tracey, Warden of Merton, Nufeld
    Council Brist, MA Oxf, Harris Manchester, Nufeld Department of Clinical Neurosciences
    Department of Primary Care Health K Blundell, St John’s, Department of
    • One of four members of Congregation
    Sciences Physics
    elected by Congregation from members
    D Dorling, St Peter’s, School of Geography
    of the faculties in the Divisions of Nominated by:
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    C Hepburn, St Edmund Hall, School
    serve until the start of MT 2024 [vice Department of Clinical Neurosciences
    of Geography and the Environment/
    Professor Helena Hamerow] M Young, Warden of New College
    Smith School of Enterprise and the
    T Coulson, Jesus, Department of Zoology
    The following nomination has been received: Environment
    F Essler, Worcester, Department of
    R Khosla, Somerville, School of
    Professor Diego Sánchez-Ancochea, Physics
    Geography and the Environment/
    MPA Madrid, PhD New School For Social P Grant, Pro-Vice-Chancellor (Research),
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    K O’Brien, University College,
    R Goodman, Warden of St Antony’s Philosophy.
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    D Doyle, School of Global and Area K Nobre, St Catherine’s, Department of
    G Screaton, University College, Medical
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    International Relations L Rajamani, St Peter’s, Faculty of Law
    A Trefethen, Pro-Vice-Chancellor
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    L Payne, Department of Sociology/
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    T Power, School of Global and Area • One of four members of Congregation
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    G Rose, School of Geography and the not in any case being nominated in a Department of Experimental
    Environment divisional capacity, to serve until the Psychology
    P Tufano, Saïd Business School start of MT 2024 [vice Professor Sir Rory Sir John Bell, Christ Church, Medical
    Collins, St John’s, Clinical Medicine] Sciences
    T Boyt, Reuben
    F Essler, Worcester, Department of
    Physics
    C Fabre, All Souls, Faculty of Philosophy
    M Freeman, Lincoln, Dunn School of
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    H Hamerow, St Cross, Faculty of History
    G Johnson, Christ Church, History of Art
    Department
    K Nobre, St Catherine’s, Department of
    Experimental Psychology
    G Screaton, University College, Head of
    Medical Sciences Division
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    Committees reporting to Council CURATORS OF THE UNIVERSITY PARKS POOL FOR CONSTITUTING PANELS
    UNDER STATUTE XII
    AUDIT & SCRUTINY COMMITTEE • One person elected by Congregation, to
    serve until the start of MT 2026 [vice Dr • Four members of Congregation to
    • One member of Congregation elected
    Amy Zavatsky, St Edmund Hall] whom Statute XII applies to represent
    by Congregation from among members
    the Division of Humanities, elected by
    of the faculties in the Divisions of The following nomination has been received:
    members of Congregation, to serve until
    Mathematical, Physical and Life Sciences
    Dr Laura M Rival, BA British Columbia, HT 2025 [vice Ms Karen Brill, Divisional
    and of Medical Sciences, who shall not
    MPhil PhD LSE, Linacre, Department of Ofce; Professor Steven Gunn, Merton
    serve on Council or on any committee
    International Development/School of and History; Professor Edmund Herzig,
    which in the view of Council has
    Anthropology and Museum Ethnography Wadham and Oriental Studies; and Ms
    mainline executive authority within
    Lynne Hirsch, Divisional Ofce]
    the University, or hold any ofce in the Nominated by:
    University or any college which involves K Willis, Principal of St Edmund Hall, The following nominations have been
    executive authority to serve for four Department of Zoology received:
    years from the start of HT 2021 [vice A Betts, Brasenose, Department of
    Karen Brill, BA Birkbeck, BBS Cape Town,
    Professor Jane Kaye, St Cross] International Development
    MSt Oxf, Humanities Divisional Ofce
    • One member of Congregation elected A Bogaard, St Cross, School of
    by Congregation from among members Archaeology Nominated by:
    of the faculties in the Divisions of M Clarke, Keble, Institute of Social and A Broadby, Humanities Divisional Ofce
    Humanities and Social Sciences, who Cultural Anthropology L Hirsch, Humanities Divisional Ofce
    shall not serve on Council or on any E Cohen, Wadham, School of P O’Conner, Humanities Divisional Ofce
    committee which in the view of Council Anthropology and Museum J Makkreel, Estates
    has mainline executive authority within Ethnography
    Professor T William Child, BPhil MA
    the University, or hold any ofce in the D Gellner, All Souls, School of
    DPhil Oxf, University College, Faculty of
    University or any college which involves Anthropology and Museum
    Philosophy
    executive authority to serve for four Ethnography
    years from the start of HT 2021 [vice L Van Broekhoven, Pitt Rivers Museum Nominated by:
    Professor Andrew Wilson, All Souls] U M Coope, Keble, Faculty of Philosophy
    COMMITTEE FOR THE NOMINATION OF
    R S Crisp, St Anne’s, Faculty of
    BUILDINGS AND ESTATES SELECT PREACHERS
    Philosophy
    SUBCOMMITTEE
    • Two members of Congregation elected C J Holmes, University College, Faculty
    • One person elected by Congregation, by and from Congregation, to serve until of History
    to serve with immediate efect until the start of MT 2024 [vice Dr Matthew A Kaiserman, Balliol, Faculty of
    the start of MT 2023 [vice Mrs Rosie Cheung Salisbury, University College, Philosophy
    Mortimer, Chemistry] and The Revd Canon Professor Mark
    Dr A J Fairweather-Tall, MA MSt DPhil Oxf,
    Chapman, Ripon College Cuddesdon]
    CURATORS OF THE UNIVERSITY St Peter’s, Humanities Division
    LIBRARIES NOMINATIONS COMMITTEE
    Nominated by:
    • One member of Congregation elected by • Three members of Congregation elected C Fabre, All Souls, Faculty of Philosophy
    Congregation, to serve until the start of by and from Congregation; two of whom D Grimley, Merton, Faculty of Music
    MT 2024 [vice Professor David Pyle, St to serve until the start of MT 2023 [vice Dr L Hirsch, Humanities Division
    Anne’s] Joanna Ashbourn and Dr Kate Blackmon] S Slater, Faculty of English Language and
    and one to serve until the start of MT Literature
    The following nomination has been received:
    2022 [vice Professor Matthew Freeman]
    Dr Elizabeth Gemmill, BA PhD Manc, MA
    Dr AJ Fairweather-Tall, MA MSt DPhil Oxf,
    The following nomination has been received: Oxf, Kellogg, Faculty of History, Department
    St Peter’s, Humanities Divisional Ofce
    of Continuing Education
    Anne Harkness, BA CNAA PGDip Oxf
    Nominated by:
    Brookes, University Administration and Nominated by:
    C Souter, Master of St Cross
    Services Tom Buchanan, Kellogg, History and
    R Ballaster, Mansfeld, Faculty of English
    Continuing Education
    Language and Literature Nominated by:
    Ian Forrest, Oriel, History
    J Dahl, Wolfson, Faculty of Oriental R Burtsal, Focus Programme
    Benjamin Thompson, Somerville,
    Studies S M Passmore, IT Services
    History
    D Grimley, Merton, Faculty of Music D A White, Academic Administration
    John Watts, Corpus Christi , History
    A Lahiri, Somerville, Faculty of Division
    Linguistics, Philology and Phonetics I J Wild, IT Services
    K O’Brien, University, Humanities
    Division
    M Pollard, School of Archaeology
    J Prag, Merton, Faculty of Classics
    K Southwood, St John’s, Faculty of
    Theology and Religion
    W Whyte, St John’s, Faculty of History
    102 University of Oxford Gazette • 5 November 2020

    • Four members of Congregation to Professor Robert Gilbert, BSc Durh, MA Oxf, The following nominations have been
    whom Statute XII applies to represent PhD Leic, Magdalen, Nufeld Department of received:
    the Division of Mathematical, Physical Clinical Medicine
    Professor A C L Davies, MA DPhil Oxf,
    and Life Sciences, elected by members
    Nominated by: Brasenose, Law
    of Congregation, to serve until HT 2025
    H Christian, St Anne’s, Department of
    [vice Dr Gwen Booth, Divisional Ofce; Nominated by:
    Physiology, Anatomy and Genetics
    Veronica McGowan, Plant Sciences; J Bowers QC, Principal of Brasenose,
    C Conlon, Oriel, Nufeld Department of
    Professor Aris Katzourakis, St Hilda’s, Faculty of Law
    Clinical Medicine
    Zoology; and Dr Charlotte Sweeney, D Sanchez Ancochea, St Antony’s,
    R Cornall, Magdalen, Nufeld
    Materials] Department of International
    Department of Clinical Medicine
    Development
    The following nominations have been C Garland, Magdalen, Department of
    N Bamforth, Queen’s, Faculty of Law
    received: Pharmacology
    L Fawcett, St Catherine’s, Department of
    S Halford, Nufeld Department of
    Janice French, MBA MA Lond, Chemistry Politics and International Relations
    Clinical Neurosciences
    E Fisher, Corpus Christi, Faculty of Law
    Nominated by: H McShane, Harris Manchester, Nufeld
    B Häcker, Brasenose, Faculty of Law
    M Brouard, Jesus, Department of Department of Clinical Medicine
    T Krebs, Brasenose, Faculty of Law
    Chemistry D Vaux, Lincoln, Sir William Dunn School
    W Swadling, Brasenose, Faculty of Law
    S Dopson, Green Templeton, Faculty of of Pathology
    Management Studies Professor Andrew Dickinson, BCL MA Oxf,
    Gillian Morris, Medical Sciences Divisional
    J Reynolds, Green Templeton, Faculty of St Catherine’s, Faculty of Law
    Ofce
    Management Studies
    Nominated by:
    C Williams, Trinity, Department of Nominated by:
    T Adams, St Catherine’s, Faculty of Law
    Chemistry H McShane, Harris Manchester, Nufeld
    W Ernst, All Souls, Faculty of Law
    Department of Clinical Medicine
    Dr Jocasta Gardner, BA MSt DPhil Oxf, L Fawcett, St Catherine’s, Department of
    K Nobre, St Catherine’s, Department of
    Mathematical Institute Politics and International Relations
    Experimental Psychology
    F Mcconnell, St Catherine’s, School of
    Nominated by: C Price, Medical Sciences Divisional
    Geography And The Environment
    T Gale, Mathematical, Physical and Life Ofce
    E Peel, Keble, Faculty of Law
    Sciences Divisional Ofce G Screaton, University College, Medical
    J Pila, St Catherine’s, Faculty of Law
    M Giles, St Hugh’s, Mathematical Sciences Divisional Ofce
    H Scott, Lady Margaret Hall, Faculty of
    Institute C Swales, St Hilda’s, Medical Sciences
    Law
    E Süli, Worcester, Mathematical Institute Divisional Ofce
    A Teytelboym, St Catherine’s,
    B Szendrői, St Peter’s, Mathematical
    Boyd Rodger, BA Strathc, MBA City, Department of Economics
    Institute
    Wellcome Centre for Human Genetics
    Dr Nicholas Van Hear, BA Camb, PhD Birm,
    • Four members of Congregation to whom
    Nominated by: St Cross, School of Anthropology
    Statute XII applies to represent the
    D Bartle, Wellcome Centre for Human
    Division of Medical Sciences, elected Nominated by:
    Genetics
    by members of Congregation, to serve R Andersson, Wolfson, Department of
    M P Challen, Wellcome Centre for Human
    until HT 2025 [vice Mrs Liz Barnes- International Development
    Genetics
    Moss, Clinical Neurosciences; Professor D Dzenovska, Kellogg, School
    B Davies, Nufeld Department of Clinical
    Christopher Conlon, Oriel and Clinical of Anthropology and Museum
    Medicine
    Medicine; Miss Gillian Morris, Divisional Ethnography
    E Y Jones, Jesus, Nufeld Department of
    Ofce; and Mrs Nicola Small, Primary L Landau, Wolfson, Department of
    Clinical Medicine
    Care Health Sciences] International Development
    J A Todd, Brasenose, Wellcome Centre for
    T Scott-Smith, St Cross, Department of
    The following nominations have been Human Genetics
    International Development
    received:
    • Four members of Congregation to whom
    Charlotte Vinnicombe, BA MA Liv, Law
    Liz Barnes-Moss, Department of Oncology Statute XII applies to represent the
    Faculty Ofce
    Division of Social Sciences, elected by
    Nominated by:
    members of Congregation, to serve until Nominated by:
    T Humphrey, Department of Oncology
    HT 2025 [vice Janice French, Business M Chen-Wishart, Merton, Faculty of Law
    M Middleton, Department of Oncology
    School; vacancy (vice Ms Eve Rodgers, S Oliver, UAS
    S Pearson, Department of Oncology
    Education); Professor Nicholas Van C Paxton, Social Sciences Division
    Eric O’Neill, Department of Oncology
    Hear, St Cross and Anthropology; and Ms H Scott, Lady Margaret Hall, Faculty of
    Charlotte Vinnicombe, Law] Law
    University of Oxford Gazette • 5 November 2020 103

    • Four members of Congregation to whom The following nominations have been SOCIALLY RESPONSIBLE INVESTMENT
    Statute XII applies to represent Gardens, received: REVIEW COMMITTEE
    Libraries and Museums (GLAM),
    Christiana (Kirsty) Allen, MA Oxf, Research • One member of Congregation from
    elected by members of Congregation,
    Services members of the faculties in the Divisions
    to serve until HT 2025 [vice Mrs Aisha
    of Mathematical, Physical and Life
    Burtenshaw, Ashmolean; Mrs Laura Nominated by:
    Sciences and of Medical Sciences, elected
    How, Nufeld and Bodleian Libraries; Mr T Boyt, Reuben
    by Congregation, to serve until the
    Boyd Rodger, Bodleian Libraries; and Ms L Brown, Weatherall Institute of
    start of MT 2023 [vice Professor Harish
    Wendy Shepherd, Museum of Natural Molecular Medicine
    Bhaskaran, Department of Materials]
    History] L Driver Davidson, Faculty of Theology
    and Religion The following nomination has been received:
    The following nominations have been
    T Hara-Msulira, Research Services
    received: Professor H Bhaskaran, BE Pune, MS PhD
    A Hopkins, Equality and Diversity Unit
    Maryland, Wolfson, Department of Materials
    Aisha Burtenshaw, LLB Keele, PGDip Brist, P Grant, St Catherine’s, Department of
    Ashmolean Materials Nominated by:
    D Grimley, Merton, Faculty of Music M Booth, Jesus, Department of
    Nominated by:
    L Paterson, Research Services Engineering Science
    D Bone, Ashmolean
    M Pollard, Social Sciences Division, M Castell, Linacre, Department of
    S Mccormack, Ashmolean
    School of Archaeology Materials
    P Roberts, Wolfson, Ashmolean
    R Srivastava, Department of Physics T Nissen-Meyer, Wolfson, Department of
    C Whistler, St John’s, Ashmolean
    Earth Sciences
    Anne Harkness, BA CNAA PGDip Oxf
    Laura How, MA Oxf, Bodleian Libraries M Riede, Wolfson, Department of Physics
    Brookes, Focus Programme and Planning
    Nominated by: and Council Secretariat Other Committees and University
    S Ackermann, Linacre, History of Science Bodies
    Nominated by:
    Museum
    K Brill, Humanities Divisional Ofce PANEL FOR CONSTITUTING THE
    C Cannon, Reuben, Bodleian Libraries
    R Burtsal, Focus/Planning and Council VISITATORIAL BOARD UNDER STATUTE
    R Ovenden, Balliol, Bodleian Libraries
    Secretariat XII PART C
    L Van Broekhoven, Linacre, Pitt Rivers
    SM Passmore, IT Services
    Museum • Three members of Congregation
    DA White, Academic Administration
    required to engage in academic
    Linda Pope, BSc MSc Port, Bodleian Division
    teaching and/or research either by their
    Libraries IJ Wild, IT Services
    written contracts of employment or by
    Nominated by: Sara C Smith, MA Oxf, University established and agreed practice elected
    T Boyt, Reuben Administration and Services by Congregation, to serve until MT 2024
    R Davies, Ashmolean Museum (vice Dr Chris P Conlon, Dr Dora Biro and
    Nominated by:
    R Ovenden, Balliol, Bodleian Libraries Professor Stephen Faulkner)
    M Chen-Wishart, Merton, Faculty of Law
    A Sturgis, Worcester, Ashmolean
    N Cooper-Harvey, University
    Museum
    Administration and Services
    • Four members of Congregation to A Davies, Brasenose, Faculty of Law
    whom Statute XII applies to represent M Eeley, University Administration and
    University Administration and Services
    Services (UAS), elected by members of J Hoyle, University Administration and
    Congregation, to serve until HT 2025 Services
    [vice Ms Jennifer Makkreel, Estates D Hung, Mathematical, Physical and Life
    Services; Mr Stephen Purbrick, Finance; Sciences Divisional Ofce
    Ms Sara Smith, EDU; and Mrs Clare R Hussain, GLAM Divisional Ofce
    Wakeham, Harris Manchester and OLI/ H Ravenswood, University
    Education] Administration and Services
    S Stephenson-Hunter, University
    Administration and Services
    M Zimba, University Administration and
    Services
    • One member of Congregation to whom
    Statute XII applies, not necessarily
    representing any division and not in any
    case being nominated in a divisional
    capacity, elected by members of
    Congregation, to serve until HT 2021 [vice
    Dr Steve Rayner, Keble and Institute for
    Science Innovation and Society]
    104 University of Oxford Gazette • 5 November 2020

    Divisional Boards MEDICAL SCIENCES DIVISIONAL BOARD Faculty Boards


    MATHEMATICAL, PHYSICAL AND LIFE • One person from among the staf who BOARD OF THE FACULTY OF ENGLISH
    SCIENCES DIVISIONAL BOARD are not Heads of Department or statutory LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE
    professors who are members of the
    • One person elected by and from • Four persons elected by and from the
    Faculty of Biochemistry, the Faculty
    among the members of the Faculty of members of the Faculty of English
    of Clinical Medicine, the Faculty of
    Engineering Science to serve from the Language and Literature to serve until
    Physiological Sciences and the Faculty
    start of HT 2021 until the start of MT the start of MT 2022 (vice Professor
    of Psychological Studies, elected
    2024 (vice Professor Martin Booth) Katherine E Shepherd-Barr, Professor
    jointly by the members of the Faculty
    Lorna M Hutson, Dr H Sullivan and
    The following nomination has been received: of Biochemistry, the Faculty of Clinical
    Professor Andrew Klevan)
    Medicine, the Faculty of Physiological
    Professor Martin Booth, MEng DPhil Oxf,
    Sciences and the Faculty of Psychological The following nominations have been
    Jesus, Department of Engineering Science
    Studies, to serve until MT 2021 (vice received:
    Nominated by: Professor Kevin Talbot)
    Dr Kate Kennedy, PhD Camb, Wolfson
    R Cleveland, Magdalen, Department of
    SOCIAL SCIENCES DIVISIONAL BOARD
    Engineering Science Nominated by:
    S Payne, Keble, Department of • One member elected by and from the R Ballaster, Mansfeld
    Engineering Science academic members of the Department of R Beasley, Queen’s
    R Roy, Harris Manchester, Department of Economics to serve from the start of HT H Small, Merton
    Engineering Science 2021 until the start of MT 2022 D Wakelin, St Hilda’s
    C Siviour, Pembroke, Department of • One member elected by and from the
    Professor Paulina Kewes, MA Gdansk,
    Engineering Science academic members of the Department of
    DPhil Oxf, Jesus
    Education to serve from the start of HT
    • One person elected by and from among
    2021 until the start of MT 2022 Nominated by:
    the members of the Faculty of Zoology
    • One member elected by and from the R Ballaster, Mansfeld
    to serve from the start of HT 2021 until
    academic members of the School of R Beasley, Queen’s
    the start of MT 2024 (vice Professor Ben
    Geography and the Environment to serve H Small, Merton
    Sheldon)
    from the start of HT 2021 until the start of D Wakelin, St Hilda’s
    • One person elected by and from among
    MT 2022
    the members of the Faculty of Physics to Professor Lloyd Pratt, St John’s
    serve from the start of HT 2021 until the *Under the regulations governing the
    Nominated by:
    start of MT 2024 (vice Professor Arzhang composition of divisional boards (https://
    R Ballaster, Mansfeld
    Ardavan) governance.admin.ox.ac.uk/legislation/
    R Beasley, Queen’s
    council-regulations-17-of-2002), the above
    The following nomination has been received: H Small, Merton
    vacancies fall within the single constituency
    D Wakelin, St Hilda’s
    Professor Martin Bureau, BA Montreal, MA of ‘three persons elected on a rotational
    Oxf, PhD Australia, Wadham, Department of basis by and from academic members of Professor Diane Purkiss, BA Queensland,
    Physics the following units of the division, with DPhil Oxf, Keble
    each person serving a two-year period:
    Nominated by: Nominated by:
    (a) the Department of Economics; (b) the
    S Balbus, New College, Department of R Ballaster, Mansfeld
    Department of Education; (c) the Faculty
    Physics R Beasley, Queen’s
    of Law; (d) the Department of Politics and
    R L Davies, Christ Church, Department H Small, Merton
    International Relations; (e) the School of
    of Physics D Wakelin, St Hilda’s
    Geography and the Environment; (f) the
    R Fender, Department of Physics
    Saïd Business School’. The last elections to
    J Magorrian, Jesus College, Department
    this constituency represented (c) the Faculty
    of Physics
    of Law; (d) the Department of Politics and
    A Slyz, New College, Department of
    International Relations; and (f) the Saïd
    Physics
    Business School.
    C Terquem, University College,
    Department of Physics
    • One person elected by and from
    among the members of the Faculty of
    Mathematics to serve from the start of
    HT 2021 until the start of MT 2024 (vice
    Professor Jon Chapman)
    • One person elected by and from among
    the members of the Faculty of Chemistry
    to serve from the start of HT 2021 until
    the start of MT 2024 (vice Professor Chris
    Schofeld)
    University of Oxford Gazette • 5 November 2020 105

    BOARD OF THE FACULTY OF HISTORY Sandra Paoli, BA MRes PhD Manc, Balliol BOARD OF THE FACULTY OF PHILOSOPHY

    • Four persons elected by and from among Nominated by: • Four persons elected by and from the
    the members of the Faculty of History R Ashdowne, University College members of the Faculty of Philosophy
    holding posts on the establishment or J Coleman, Wolfson to serve until the start of MT 2022 (vice
    under the aegis of the board, to serve M Husband, St Hugh’s Professor Hilary C Greaves, Professor
    until the start of MT 2022 (vice Dr M Maiden, Trinity Philipp Koralus, Professor Mark A
    Catherine Holmes, Dr Lucy Wooding, Wrathall and Professor Karen M Nielsen)
    Dr Elinor Payne, MA MPhil PhD Camb, St
    Professor Natalia Nowakowska and
    Hilda’s The following nominations have been
    Professor Christina de Bellaigue)
    received:
    Nominated by:
    The following nominations have been
    D Altshuler, Jesus Professor Hilary Greaves, BA Oxf, PhD
    received:
    J Coleman, Wolfson Rutgers, Merton
    Dr John-Paul Ghobrial, BA Tufts, MPhil Oxf, M Husband, St Hugh’s
    Nominated by:
    MA PhD Princeton, Balliol R Temple, New College
    B Child, University College
    Nominated by: BOARD OF THE FACULTY OF ORIENTAL U Coope, Keble
    J McDougall, Trinity STUDIES R Crisp, St Anne’s
    C Schenk, St Hilda’s A Kaiserman, Balliol
    • Three persons elected by and from
    A Strathern, Brasenose
    among the members of the Faculty of Professor Philipp Koralus, BA Pomona, MA
    J Watts, Corpus Christi
    Oriental Studies, to serve until the start Oxf, PhD Princeton, St Catherine’s
    Dr Adrian Gregory, MA PhD Camb, MA Oxf, of MT 2022 (vice Professor Dirk Meyer,
    Nominated by:
    Pembroke Professor Jeremy Johns and Professor
    B Child, University College
    Margaret Hillenbrand)
    Nominated by: U Coope, Keble
    J McDougall, Trinity The following nominations have been R Crisp, St Anne’s
    C Schenk, St Hilda’s received: A Kaiserman, Balliol
    A Strathern, Brasenose
    Professor Diwakar Acharya, MA Benares, Professor Stephen Mulhall, BA DPhil Oxf,
    J Watts, Corpus Christi
    MA Oxf, PhD Hamburg, All Souls MA Toronto, New College
    John Nightingale, MA DPhil Oxf, Magdalen
    Nominated by: Nominated by:
    Nominated by: I Bangha, Wolfson B Child, University College
    J McDougall, Trinity L Jabb, Wolfson U Coope, Keble
    C Schenk, St Hilda’s J Lowe, Wolfson R Crisp, St Anne’s
    A Strathern, Brasenose P R O’Hanlon, St Cross A Kaiserman, Balliol
    J Watts, Corpus Christi D Rechter, Brasenose
    Professor Mark Wrathall, PhD Berkeley, JD
    Y Vevaina, Wolfson
    Professor Natalia Nowakowska, BA MSt Harvard, Corpus Christi
    DPhil Oxf, Somerville Professor Edmund Herzig, MA Camb, DPhil
    Nominated by:
    Oxf, Wadham
    Nominated by: B Child, University College
    J McDougall, Trinity Nominated by: U Coope, Keble
    C Schenk, St Hilda’s W Armbrust, St Antony’s R Crisp, St Anne’s
    A Strathern, Brasenose D Rechter, Brasenose A Kaiserman, Balliol
    J Watts, Corpus Christi J Lewis, Wolfson
    BOARD OF THE FACULTY OF THEOLOGY
    U Roesler, Wolfson
    BOARD OF THE FACULTY OF LINGUISTICS, AND RELIGION
    PHILOLOGY AND PHONETICS Professor Dirk Meyer, drs MA PhD Leiden,
    • Three persons elected by and from the
    MA Oxf, Queen’s
    • Four persons elected by and from members of the Faculty of Theology and
    among the members of the Faculty of Nominated by: Religion: two to serve until MT 2022 (vice
    Linguistics, Philology and Phonetics, to W Armbrust, St Antony’s Professor Carol Harrison and Professor
    serve until the start of MT 2022 J Lewis, Wolfson Hindy Najman); and one to serve
    D Rechter, Brasenose until MT 2021 (vice Professor Markus
    The following nomination has been received:
    U Roesler, Wolfson Bockmuehl)
    Richard Ashdowne, MA DPhil Oxf,
    Professor Asli Niyazioglu, PhD Harvard, The following nominations have been
    University College
    Exeter received:
    Nominated by:
    Nominated by: Professor Carol Harrison, BA MPhil DPhil
    E M Husband, St Hugh’s
    W Armbrust, St Antony’s Oxf, Christ Church
    S Paoli, Balliol
    J Lewis, Wolfson
    R Temple, New College Nominated by:
    L Mignon, St Antony’s
    S Wolfe, St Catherine’s A Abulafa, Lady Margaret Hall
    D Rechter, Brasenose
    M Marshall, St Benet’s Hall
    U Roesler, Wolfson
    J Strawbridge, Mansfeld
    W Wood, Oriel
    106 University of Oxford Gazette • 5 November 2020

    Professor Joshua Hordern, MA MSt PGDip • Nine Ordinary Members elected by and Professor Jennifer Payne, MA Camb, MA
    Oxf, PhD Edin, Harris Manchester from all members of the faculty exclusive Oxf, Merton
    of the persons qualifed to be Ofcial
    Nominated by: Nominated by:
    Members as per Regulation 10 of Council
    A Abulafa, Lady Margaret Hall M Chen-Wishart, Merton
    Regulations 19 of 2002, to serve until
    M Marshall, St Benet’s Hall C Hoyle, Green Templeton
    MT 2023 (vice Professor Adrian Briggs,
    J Strawbridge, Mansfeld T Khaitan, Wadham
    Dr Rachel Condry, S Enchelmaier, Dr
    W Wood, Oriel H Scott, Lady Margaret Hall
    Imogen Goold, Mr James Goudkamp,
    Professor Mark Wynn, BA MPhil DPhil Oxf, Professor Jennifer Payne, Laura C H Professor Justine Pila, BA LLB PhD
    Oriel Hoyano, Dr Thomas Krebs and Professor Melbourne, St Catherine’s
    Fernanda Pirie)
    Nominated by: Nominated by:
    A Abulafa, Lady Margaret Hall The following nominations have been M Chen-Wishart, Merton
    M Marshall, St Benet’s Hall received: C Hoyle, Green Templeton
    J Strawbridge, Mansfeld T Khaitan, Wadham
    Sanja Bogojević, LLB KCL, LLM College of
    W Wood, Oriel H Scott, Lady Margaret Hall
    Europe, DPhil Oxf, Lady Margaret Hall
    BOARD OF THE FACULTY OF LAW Professor Fernanda Pirie, MSc Lond, MA
    Nominated by:
    DPhil Oxf, St Cross
    • Four Ofcial Members elected by M Chen-Wishart, Merton
    all members of the faculty and from C Hoyle, Green Templeton Nominated by:
    the persons qualifed to be Ofcial T Khaitan, Wadham M Chen-Wishart, Merton
    Members as per Regulation 10 of Council H Scott, Lady Margaret Hall C Hoyle, Green Templeton
    Regulations 19 of 2002, to serve until MT T Khaitan, Wadham
    Professor Adrian Briggs, BCL MA Oxf, St
    2023 (vice Professor Horst Eidenmueller, H Scott, Lady Margaret Hall
    Edmund Hall
    Professor Luca Enriques, Professor
    Notes
    Wolfgang Ernst and Professor Catherine Nominated by:
    Redgwell) M Chen-Wishart, Merton Due to current COVID-19 restrictions,
    C Hoyle, Green Templeton the elections on 26 November will be
    The following nominations have been
    T Khaitan, Wadham conducted electronically. Nomination
    received:
    H Scott, Lady Margaret Hall forms were accepted by email until 4pm on
    Professor Horst Eidenmüller, LLM Camb, 29 October.
    Ruth Chang, AB Dartmouth, DPhil Oxf, JD
    MA Oxf, Dr iur habil Munich, St Hugh’s
    Harvard, University College Candidates were invited to include with
    Nominated by: their nomination forms a written statement
    Nominated by:
    M Chen-Wishart, Merton of no more than 250 words, setting out their
    M Chen-Wishart, Merton
    C Hoyle, Green Templeton reasons for standing and qualifcations
    C Hoyle, Green Templeton
    T Khaitan, Wadham for the ofce being sought. In the event
    T Khaitan, Wadham
    H Scott, Lady Margaret Hall of a contested election, the successful
    H Scott, Lady Margaret Hall
    candidates will be determined by an
    Professor Luca Enriques, LLB Bologna,
    Professor Tsilly Dagan, LLB JSD Tel Aviv, electronic ballot. A registration email with
    LLM Harvard, MA Oxf, PhD Bocconi, Jesus
    LLM NYU, Worcester further instructions will be sent to eligible
    Nominated by: voters on Tuesday, 10 November, using the
    Nominated by:
    M Chen-Wishart, Merton email addresses provided in the electronic
    M Chen-Wishart, Merton
    C Hoyle, Green Templeton register of Congregation (NB with few
    C Hoyle, Green Templeton
    T Khaitan, Wadham exceptions, notably clinical staf, this will be
    T Khaitan, Wadham
    H Scott, Lady Margaret Hall the work address ending ‘ox.ac.uk’). Voters
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    Students of the University should refer to
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    Fellowship in gastro-intestinal disease,
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    Board of the Faculty of History
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    Intelligence Board of the Faculty of Philosophy
    Hope Professorship of Zoology Board of the Faculty of Theology and
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    Board of the Faculty of Law
    Lectures 117 Lapsed vacancies
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    Council and Main Committees

    Council of the University (a) the Department for International purpose by the governing body and not
    Development; more than six of the Governorscharity
    Changes to Regulations trustees of the Charity known as Dr
    (b) the Oxford School of Global and
    Pusey Memorial FundPusey House CIO
    Council has made the following changes to Area studies;
    (registered charity number 1190385)
    regulations, to come into efect on
    (c) the Department of Sociology; shall nominate suitably qualifed persons
    27 November.
    for Pusey Fellowships at the college.’
    (d) the Oxford Internet Institute;
    (a) Membership of the Social Sciences
    (c) Regulation for grants under the
    Divisional Board (e) the Department of Social Policy
    COVID-19 Emergency Scheme, Round 1
    and Intervention;
    Explanatory Note
    Explanatory Note
    (f) the School of Anthropology;
    The following change, made on the
    College Contributions are governed by
    recommendation of the Social Sciences (g) the Institute of Archaeology and
    Statute XV which covers both the Oxford
    Divisional Board, amends the membership Research Laboratory for Archaeology
    College Contributions Fund (OCCF) and
    of the board. and the History of Art;
    the College Contributions Scheme (CCS).
    Text of Regulations (h) the Blavatnik School of The OCCF is held by the University in
    Government; trust to ‘make such grants and loans to
    In Council Regulations 17 of 2002,
    colleges for University purposes as may
    concerning the Divisional Boards, amend as (21), (22), (23), (24) the Associate Head of
    seem desirable’. Distributions from the
    follows (new text underlined, deleted text the Social Sciences Division (Education),
    OCCF to colleges require a regulation to
    struck through): and the Associate Head of the Social
    be made by Council (under section 7 of
    Sciences Division (Research), the
    ‘15. The Social Sciences Board shall consist Statute XV). The general purpose of the
    Associate Head of Division (Personnel
    of: CCS is to collect contributions from the
    and Equality) and the Associate Head
    colleges for University purposes that will
    (1) the Head of the Social Sciences of Division (Doctoral and Research
    also beneft the colleges. The details of the
    Division, who shall be chair; Training) ex ofcio;
    current scheme (CCS 7) are set out in Council
    (2)–(15) the head of department/chair (235), (246) two persons appointed, for Regulations 1 of 2020, which specify that
    of faculty board for each of the 14 a three-year term, under the procedures the income collected under CCS 7 shall be
    constituent units of the division ex of the Conference of Colleges. They fully distributed each year and shall be used
    ofcio; shall have appropriate experience and (a) to make grants to build endowment in
    understanding of academic policy and ‘recipient colleges’ (as determined by the
    (16)–(18) three persons elected on a
    fnance and be familiar with the subject CCC) (‘the endowment portion’) and (b) to
    rotational basis by and from academic
    areas concerned, but should not hold a improve undergraduate access in colleges
    members of the following units of the
    salaried teaching or research post within and Permanent Private Halls (‘the access
    division, with each person serving a two-
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    year period of ofce:
    (b) Regulations for St Cross College Given the current pandemic situation
    (a) the Department of Economics;
    Council decided to dedicate two years of
    Explanatory Note
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    The following change, made on the pressing challenges due to the impact of
    (c) the Faculty of Law;
    recommendation of St Cross College, COVID-19, following which the OCCF and
    (d) the Department of Politics and amends the details of the Dr Pusey CCS will revert to their original purposes.
    International Relations; Memorial Fund to those of Pusey House CIO, The COVID-19 Emergency Scheme creates
    to refect its incorporation as a Charitable a pool of funds consisting of the normal
    (e) the School of Geography and the
    Incorporated Organisation. annual distribution from OCCF and
    Environment;
    the endowment portion (only) of CCS 7
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    In Council Regulations 11 of 2002, build endowment’ has been temporarily
    (19)–(20) two persons elected on a
    concerning the Regulations for St Cross suspended). The grants to be paid this year
    rotational basis by and from academic
    College, amend as follows (new text are therefore coming in part from the OCCF,
    members of the following units of the
    underlined, deleted text struck through): meaning that a regulation needs to be made
    division, with each person serving a two-
    by Council.
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    Fellows of the college elected for the under the COVID-19 Emergency Scheme
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    is in the region of £9.5m. The intention is This regulation authorises the grants which Congregation 13 October
    to hold three application rounds. The frst Council has decided to make from (in part)
    application round was intended to enable the OCCF, on the recommendations of the Reply to supplementary questions
    early support for colleges experiencing College Contributions Committee, following
    At the meeting of Congregation on
    particularly pressing needs. that Committee’s consideration of the
    13 October (see Gazette No 5290, 22 October
    Round 1 applications submitted in 2020.
    As grants made under the COVID-19 2020), three supplementary questions were
    Emergency Scheme consist of funds drawn Text of Regulations asked. The supplementary questions and
    in part from the OCCF, distributions under the replies, which have been approved by
    The following amounts shall be paid as
    this scheme require a regulation to be made Council, are set out below.
    grants to the colleges named, in each case
    by Council.
    under (in part) the provisions of section 7 of Question 1: Will Congregation be
    Statute XV, for application in the fnancial ofered a Resolution to approve the
    year shown: Crisis Management Framework and
    arrangements for updating it? (Dr Sam
    Wolfe, St Catherine’s)
    College Purpose 2020–21
    Reply: As set out in Council’s reply to
    Green Templeton (a) Loss of student rental income £77,077 question 2(i) in the Gazette of 23 July 2020,
    (b) Cleaning and signage £62,890 the Crisis Management Framework as
    it stood before the COVID-19 crisis was
    (c) Additional IT to support home working £34,040 approved by the Security Subcommittee
    (d) Support for student induction £1,200 in October 2018. That version took account
    of the experience gained in the use of the
    Total £175,207 original framework for Tinbergen in 2017.
    Mansfeld (a) Purchase of PPE equipment £50,000 The creation and revision of the Crisis
    Management Framework did not require
    (b) HR restructuring costs £60,000 the approval of Congregation. Most recently
    (c) Lost tuition fees £168,000 the Crisis Management Framework was
    triggered early in 2020, with a structure
    (d) Lost Visiting Student Programme (VSP) income £479,000 designed to manage the pandemic crisis
    (e) Loss of Conference and Events income £500,000 (as set out on the University’s website at
    https://staf.web.ox.ac.uk/article/oxfords-
    (f) Contribution towards the loss of other income £27,000 crisis-management-framework-explained
    (g) Feasibility study for accommodation block £50,000 (single sign-on required)). As the pandemic
    has developed, the Crisis Management
    Less cost savings achieved (£437,000) Framework has been extended and
    Total £897,000 expanded to deal with the developing
    situation and Council has been kept
    St Anne’s (a) Acquisition of additional student rooms £121,014 informed of those further changes. The
    (b) Lost accommodation income £79,378 changes to the framework were agreed
    by Silver Group, operating under the
    Total £200,392 general delegation by Council to the Vice-
    TOTAL £1,272,599 Chancellor, as set out in Council’s reply to
    question 2(ii), published in the Gazette of
    23 July 2020.
    The sums listed are maxima. The
    payment of each grant, and the precise Question 2: What are the arrangements
    sum payable, shall be dependent on the for the promised publication of the
    success with which each college meets Minutes of Silver and Bronze as each
    certain conditions laid down by Council batch passes the four-month delay
    on the recommendation of the College period? (Professor Ben Bollig, St John’s)
    Contributions Committee.
    Reply: The minutes of Silver and Bronze
    groups have been being added to the
    SharePoint folders (linked from https://
    staf.web.ox.ac.uk/article/oxfords-crisis-
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    sign-on required)) at the end of each month whilst the crisis continues. When Council
    to include all those minutes for the month determines that the crisis has ended, the Degree by Resolution
    which was four months previous to it (for meetings of Bronze and Silver group will
    example, all minutes for the June meetings stop. The University’s website (https://
    were added at the end of October). It is staf.web.ox.ac.uk/article/oxfords-crisis- This content has been removed
    acknowledged that there was some delay management-framework-explained (single
    to the publication of the May minutes; sign-on required)), which is accessible by all
    as it contains personal
    however, a system is now in place to ensure members of Congregation, will be updated information protected under the
    that these deadlines are met. Further, to refect this. Data Protection Act.
    Council has now decided that henceforth
    the minutes shall be published with a Council of the University
    two-month delay instead of four months
    (meaning that at the end of November all Register of Congregation
    minutes will be added up to and including
    The Vice-Chancellor reports that the
    the September meetings).
    following names have been added to the
    Question 3: Under what circumstances Register of Congregation:
    will Council withdraw its delegation of
    Cosmidis, J, Wolfson Congregation 26 November
    powers under the Crisis Management
    Meyerhof, M, All Souls
    Framework and inform Congregation
    Wood, C G, St Hilda’s Elections
    that this has been done? (Professor Ben
    Bollig, St John’s) Divisional and Faculty Boards CONTESTED ELECTIONS:

    Silver Group operates under delegations For changes to regulations for examinations Council
    to the Vice-Chancellor and to chairs of see ‘Examinations and Boards’ below. Board of the Faculty of Oriental Studies
    Council’s main committees. The delegations
    UNCONTESTED ELECTIONS:
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    have not been made under the Crisis Council
    Management Framework. The delegation Curators of the University Libraries
    to the Vice-Chancellor is made under Curators of the University Parks
    paragraph 50 of Council’s Standing Orders. Nominations Committee
    Delegations by the main committees of Pool for Constituting Panels under
    Council to their chairs are provided for in the Statute XII
    standing orders of those committees. The Socially Responsible Investment Review
    general delegation to the Vice-Chancellor Committee
    is long standing, and the delegations to the Mathematical, Physical and Life Sciences
    chairs of the main committees of Council Divisional Board
    were introduced in 2016 following the Board of the Faculty of English Language
    2015 self-review of Council (Council paper and Literature
    (C(16)117) of 31 October 2016 at https:// Board of the Faculty of History
    sharepoint.nexus.ox.ac.uk/sites/uasmosaic/ Board of the Faculty of Linguistics,
    governance/Documents/c16117w. Philology and Phonetics
    pdf?Web=1 (requires single sign-on)). Board of the Faculty of Philosophy
    Board of the Faculty of Theology and
    The Crisis Management Framework is
    Religion
    intended to provide a high-level structure
    Board of the Faculty of Law
    allowing the University to respond to
    a crisis. This is described in the 2018 LAPSED VACANCIES
    framework document as being ‘An incident
    Details are in ‘Elections’ section below.
    that threatens the fabric of the University in
    terms of its academic delivery, reputation or
    fnancial performance to such an extent that
    exceptional measures are required to ensure
    protection of human life, the University’s
    assets or reputation.’ The meetings of Silver
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    University Ofces may not be received. Recognition of Distinction 2020
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    the overall target, priorities and key issues.
    Ruben Andersson, Professor of Social
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    prize draw to win one of ten £50 Blackwell’s
    Sonia Antoranz Contera, Professor of
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    be found at https://sustainability.admin.
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    Racial Equality Task Force Michael Barnes, Professor of Physics
    Stephen Baxter, Professor of Medieval
    A new Task Force launches this month
    History
    to address racial inequality at all levels at
    Rebecca Beasley, Professor of Modernist
    Oxford. Based on wide consultation, the
    Studies
    Race Equality Task Force will propose a
    Geofrey Bird, Professor of Cognitive
    University-wide strategy to address under-
    Neuroscience
    representation and both conscious and
    Stuart Blacksell, Professor of Tropical
    unconscious discrimination. Reporting
    Microbiology
    to Council and with representatives from
    Lapo Bogani, Professor of Molecular
    across the collegiate University, it will build
    Nanomaterials
    on the wide range of existing activities that
    Francesca Bufa, Professor of
    already take place at Oxford, accelerating
    Computational Biology and Cancer
    progress on race equality across the
    Genomics
    institution. More information: https://staf.
    Erzsebet Bukodi, Professor of Sociology
    web.ox.ac.uk/article/equality-diversity-
    and Social Policy
    and-inclusion-at-oxford-opportunities-for-
    Alvaro Cartea, Professor of Mathematical
    progress.
    Finance
    Michael Charles, Professor of
    Environmental Archaeology
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    Yulin Chen, Professor of Physics Anna-Maria Misra, Professor of Global Electoral Boards
    Morgan Clarke, Professor of Social History
    Anthropology Joe Moshenska, Professor of English Compositions of Electoral Boards
    Mark Coles, Kennedy Professor of Literature
    The compositions of the electoral boards to
    Immunology Andreas Münch, Professor of Applied
    the posts below, proceedings to fll which are
    Garret Cotter, Professor of Physics Mathematics
    currently in progress, are as follows:
    Inge Daniels, Professor of Anthropology Gina Nef, Professor of Technology and
    Angour D’Armand, Professor of Classics Society DEEPMIND PROFESSORSHIP OF
    John Davis, Professor of Pharmaceutical Andrea Nemeth, Professor of Neurogenetics ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
    Discovery Jaideep Pandit, Professor of Anaesthesia
    Appointed by
    Thomas Douglas, Professor of Applied Aris Theodosis Papageorghiou, Professor
    Philosophy of Fetal Medicine Professor A Trefethen Vice-Chancellor
    David Doyle, Professor of Comparative Sarah Pendlebury, Professor of Medicine The Principal of Exeter ex ofcio
    Politics and Old Age Neuroscience Professor M Osborne Exeter
    David Dupret, Professor of Neuroscience Justine Pila, Professor of Law Professor K Atkinson Council
    Carolin Duttlinger, Professor of German John Powell, Professor of Digital Health Professor Sir Nigel Shadbolt Council
    Literature and Culture Care Professor S Howison MPLS Division
    David Dwan, Professor of English Literature Kazem Rahimi, Professor of Cardiovascular Professor M Wooldridge Department of
    and Intellectual History Medicine and Population Health Computer
    Rebecca Eynon, Professor of Education, the Jan Rehwinkel, Professor of Innate Science
    Internet and Society Immunology Professor I Horrocks Department of
    Dominic Furniss, Professor of Plastic and Armin Reichold, Professor of Physics Computer
    Reconstructive Surgery Laura Rival, Professor of Anthropology of Science
    Jason Gaiger, Professor of Aesthetics and Development Professor S Kraus Department of
    Art Theory Tatjana Sauka-Spengler, Professor of Computer
    Anthony Gardner, Professor of Developmental Genomics and Gene Science
    Contemporary Art History Regulation
    HOPE PROFESSORSHIP OF ZOOLOGY
    Jane Gingrich, Professor of Comparative Elena Seiradake, Professor of Molecular
    (ENTOMOLOGY)
    Political Economy Biology
    Andrew Gosler, Professor of Ethno- Joel Shapiro, Professor of Financial Appointed by
    ornithology Economics
    Dr R Surender Vice-Chancellor
    David Grifths, Professor of Archaeology Hannah Smithson, Professor of
    The Principal of Jesus ex ofcio
    Nina Hallowell, Professor of Social and Experimental Psychology
    Professor T Coulson Jesus
    Ethical Aspects of Genomics Susannah Speller, Professor of Materials
    Professor J Langdale Council
    Todd Hancock Hall, Professor of Science
    Professor A Douglas Council
    International Relations Andrei Starinets, Professor of Physics
    Professor B Sheldon MPLS Division
    Edward Harcourt, Professor of Philosophy Samuel Staton, Professor of Computer
    Professor S Howison MPLS Division
    Heather Harrington, Professor of Science
    Professor P Smith MPLS Division
    Mathematics Zofa Stemplowska, Professor of Political
    Professor J Memmott MPLS Division
    Catherine Holmes, Professor of Medieval Theory
    History Peter Stewart, Professor of Ancient Art
    Jemma Hopewell, Professor of Precision Mark Stokes, Professor of Cognitive
    Medicine and Epidemiology Neuroscience
    Laura Hoyano, Professor of Law William Swadling, Professor of Law
    Antoine Jerusalem, Professor of Pawel Swietach, Professor of Physiology
    Mechanical Engineering Helen Swift, Professor of Medieval French
    Helen Johnson, Professor of Ocean and Studies
    Climate Science Marion Turner, Professor of English
    Polly Jones, Professor of Russian Literature
    Lindsay Judson, Professor of Ancient Ellie Tzima, Professor of Cardiovascular
    Philosophy Biology
    Renaud Lambiotte, Professor of Networks Carlos Vargas-Silva, Professor in Migration
    and Nonlinear Systems Studies
    Liora Lazarus, Professor in Human Rights Manu Vatish, Professor of Obstetrics
    Law Andrea Vedaldi, Professor of Computer
    Vili Lehdonvirta, Professor of Economic Vision and Machine Learning
    Sociology and Digital Social Research John Vella, Professor of Law
    Jason Lerch, Professor of Neuroscience Richard Williams, Professor of Immunology
    Jamie Lorimer, Professor of Environmental Tim Woollings, Professor of Physical
    Geography Climate Science
    James McCullagh, Professor of Biological
    Chemistry
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    Lectures Examinations and Boards

    Medical Sciences Examinations for the Degree of Doctor


    of Philosophy
    Nufeld Department of Primary Care
    Health Sciences
    BETTER WORKPLACE

    Daphne Romney, QC, will share her This content has been removed
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    on 16 November online. Chair: Professor
    Catherine Pope. Registration essential
    Data Protection Act.
    and tickets are non-transferable. More
    information and to register: www.phc.ox.ac.
    uk/daphneromney.
    Subject: ‘Challenging the “old boys’ club”
    culture in medicine’

    Institutes, Centres and Museums

    Oxford University Museum of Natural


    History
    Georgina Ferry, BBC Radio, will deliver a
    lecture at 7pm on 18 November. To register:
    https://event.webinarjam.com/register/116/
    vyy3xf15.
    Subject: ‘Minerals, molecules and the
    Nobel Prize: Dorothy Crowfoot Hodgkin
    at the University Museum’
    Examinations for the Degree of Master
    of Science

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    Colleges,
    Halls and
    Societies

    Changes to Examination Regulations Social Sciences Board Obituaries


    GENERAL REGULATIONS FOR THE
    For the complete text of each regulation Merton
    DEGREE OF MSC BY COURSEWORK
    listed below and a listing of all changes to
    introduction of new courses: MSc in David Evans, 4 March 2020; 1955.
    regulations for this year to date, please see
    Medical Education (part-time) and MSc Aged 83.
    https://gazette.web.ox.ac.uk/examination-
    in Sustainability, Enterprise and the Michael John Alan Franks, May 2020;
    regulations-0.
    Environment 1946. Aged 92.
    Humanities Board William Nicholas Hussey, 20 April
    GENERAL REGULATIONS FOR THE
    2020; 1957. Aged 82.
    PRELIMS IN MUSIC DEGREE OF BPHIL OR MPHIL
    to allow more fexibility in order to introduction of new course: MPhil in St Hugh’s
    broaden the curriculum and include Global and Area Studies
    Pamela Bushing (née Moore), 12 May
    other musical genres
    MSC IN EDUCATION 2020; 1952. Aged 87.
    Mathematical, Physical and Life to rename Learning and Technology Anne Ransley (née Walley), 22 June
    Sciences Board pathway 2020; 1957. Aged 82.
    MSC IN MATHEMATICAL AND MSC IN LEARNING AND TEACHING
    THEORETICAL PHYSICS simplifcation of programme structure
    FHS OF MATHEMATICAL AND
    MSC IN MEDICAL EDUCATION (PART-
    THEORETICAL PHYSICS
    TIME)
    (a) change to submission method
    MSC IN SUSTAINABILITY, ENTERPRISE
    (b) clarifcation on programme of study
    AND THE ENVIRONMENT
    and where dissertation guidelines will be
    MPHIL IN GLOBAL AND AREA STUDIES
    published
    PGDIP IN AI FOR BUSINESS (PART-TIME)
    (c) removal of reference to oral
    new course
    examinations
    MPHIL IN ECONOMICS
    MSC IN MATHEMATICAL MODELLING
    (a) to split existing compulsory 1st-
    AND SCIENTIFIC COMPUTING
    year courses in Microeconomics,
    change to submission method and
    Macroeconomics and Econometrics into
    schedule
    ‘Core’ and ‘Advanced’ versions
    MSC IN MATHEMATICAL AND (b) to introduce 2 new methodology
    COMPUTATIONAL FINANCE courses in Empirical Research Methods
    MSC IN MATHEMATICS AND THE and Advanced Maths
    FOUNDATIONS OF COMPUTER SCIENCE (c) reduction of papers required for Year 2
    MSC IN MATHEMATICAL SCIENCES from 5 to 4
    change to submission method (d) to reduce thesis word-count from
    30,000 to 20,000
    FHS OF ENGINEERING SCIENCE
    change to submission method for Group EMBA
    Design Project (B3/B3E) and Report on introduction of new Postgraduate
    Project Work Diploma in AI for Business
    FHS OF MATHEMATICS AND STATISTICS PGDIP IN FINANCIAL STRATEGY (PART-
    regulations discontinued for 2020–21 TIME)
    PGDIP IN GLOBAL BUSINESS (PART-TIME)
    Medical Sciences Board
    PGDIP IN ORGANISATIONAL LEADERSHIP
    MSC IN PRECISION CANCER MEDICINE (PART-TIME)
    correction of assessment title PGDIP IN STRATEGY AND INNOVATION
    (PART-TIME)
    update to examination arrangements to
    introduce PGDip in AI for Business
    PGDIP IN LEARNING AND TEACHING
    (PART-TIME)
    regulations discontinued
    University of Oxford Gazette • 12 November 2020 119

    Elections

    Contested elections 26 November The following nominations have been prioritise real impact over image. Crucial
    received: strategic questions remain open, such as
    The nomination period for these elections how we navigate a commitment to net
    Professor Myles R Allen, BA DPhil Oxf,
    closed at 4pm on 29 October. The following zero emissions with our status as a global
    Linacre, Faculty of Physics and School of
    elections will be contested and the results university committed to a universal and
    Geography and the Environment
    determined by an electronic ballot of the open academe and increasing geographical
    eligible electorates. The ballots will be Nominated by: diversity in staf and student recruitment.
    administered by Civica Ltd (CES Votes) N Leimu-Brown, Principal of Linacre, On divestment, discussions with students
    on behalf of the University of Oxford. All Department of Plant Sciences and colleagues on this issue over recent
    members of Congregation are eligible I Tracey, Warden of Merton, Nufeld years led to the Oxford Martin Principles for
    to vote in the election to Council; only Department of Clinical Neurosciences Climate-conscious Investment that form a
    full members of the Faculty of Oriental K Blundell, St John’s, Department of key component of the Congregation motion.
    Studies are eligible to vote in the election Physics As a former ULNTF, I recognise the need to
    to the Faculty Board. Queries regarding D Dorling, St Peter’s, School of Geography support those on research-intensive careers,
    membership of Congregation should be and the Environment and as a benefciary of early enlightened
    sent to congregation.membership@admin. C Hepburn, St Edmund Hall, School decisions on parental leave, I feel
    ox.ac.uk. of Geography and the Environment/ particularly strongly about accommodating
    Smith School of Enterprise and the colleagues’ caring responsibilities.
    Eligible voters were sent an email
    Environment
    with further instructions on Tuesday, Professor Sir Rory Collins, MB BS Lond,
    R Khosla, Somerville, School of
    10 November. The email from CES Votes will BSc Washington DC, MA MSc Oxf, St John’s,
    Geography and the Environment/
    contain links to the candidates’ statements Faculty of Clinical Medicine
    Oxford India Centre for Sustainable
    and a unique link to the voting website:
    Development Nominated by:
    when voters click on the link, they will be
    B Müller, Wolfson, Environmental M Snowling, President of St John’s,
    taken to the voting website where they can
    Change Institute/School of Geography Department of Experimental
    cast their vote. Voters may wish to read the
    and the Environment/Faculty of Psychology
    candidates’ statements before completing
    Philosophy Sir John Bell, Christ Church, Medical
    their electronic vote. The voting period will
    K Nobre, St Catherine’s, Department of Sciences
    close at 4pm on 26 November. The results
    Experimental Psychology T Boyt, Reuben
    will be announced on the University website
    L Rajamani, St Peter’s, Faculty of Law F Essler, Worcester, Department of
    as soon as possible thereafter https://
    H Waters, Estates Services Physics
    governance.web.ox.ac.uk/current-elections
    C Fabre, All Souls, Faculty of Philosophy
    and published in the 3 December issue of Candidate statement:
    M Freeman, Lincoln, Dunn School of
    the Gazette. The implementation of the University’s
    Pathology
    Sustainability Strategy and the recent
    For further information, please contact the H Hamerow, St Cross, Faculty of History
    Congregation motion on fossil fuel
    Elections Ofcer (mailto:shirley.mulvihill@ G Johnson, Christ Church, History of Art
    divestment will be key issues for Council
    admin.ox.ac.uk). Department
    over the coming years. I have been deeply
    K Nobre, St Catherine’s, Department of
    Council involved in both developments. As a
    Experimental Psychology
    Professor of Geosystem Science in the
    • One of four members of Congregation G Screaton, University College, Head of
    School of Geography and the Environment
    elected by Congregation not necessarily Medical Sciences Division
    and Director of the new cross-Divisional
    being a member of any division and
    Oxford Net Zero initiative, with a long- Candidate statement:
    not in any case being nominated in a
    standing association with the Department I have served as an elected member of
    divisional capacity, to serve until the
    of Physics and former student of Physics and Council on behalf of Congregation since
    start of MT 2024 [vice Professor Sir Rory
    Philosophy, I have links to Social Sciences, Michaelmas 2016, representing Council
    Collins, St John’s, Clinical Medicine]
    MPLS and Humanities Divisions. Our on the Planning and Resource Allocation
    research in the 2000s identifed the need Committee and the Personnel Committee.
    for net zero carbon dioxide emissions to halt
    global warming, and I have been working
    on the implications ever since. I am proud
    that our University is working towards an
    ambitious commitment to net biodiversity
    gain and net zero emissions, and that we
    are taking an evidence-led approach to
    120 University of Oxford Gazette • 12 November 2020

    My focus has been on encouraging the Professor Edmund Herzig, MA Camb, DPhil Uncontested elections
    University to do all it reasonably can to Oxf, Wadham
    support all of its staf (both academic The following elections were uncontested.
    Nominated by:
    and non-academic), trying to ensure Following the close of the nomination
    W Armbrust, St Antony’s
    that its investment in “physical capital” period on Thursday 29 October 2020, the
    D Rechter, Brasenose
    (buildings, equipment) is matched by following were deemed to have been elected
    J Lewis, Wolfson
    a similar enthusiasm for investing in its unopposed to hold ofce for the periods
    U Roesler, Wolfson
    people (“human capital”). In particular, I’ve indicated.
    been closely involved in the University’s Candidate statement:
    Council
    decisions to interrogate and address gender- If elected to Faculty Board, I will use
    specifc salary disparities, to identify gaps the experience gained in more than • One of four members of Congregation
    in child-care provision, and to commit a dozen years of research, teaching elected by Congregation from members
    explicitly to protecting pension rights. and administration at Oxford, and my of the faculties in the Divisions of
    knowledge of the wider university, to work Humanities and of Social Sciences, to
    In 2013, I established the Nufeld
    for the Faculty’s interests and help it to serve until the start of MT 2024 [vice
    Department of Population Health (NDPH)
    respond to current and future challenges. Professor Helena Hamerow]
    to deliver research that has a major impact
    ◦ Professor Diego Sánchez-Ancochea,
    on population health around the world, Professor Dirk Meyer, drs MA PhD Leiden,
    MPA Madrid, PhD New School
    as well as to develop the next generation MA Oxf, Queen’s
    For Social Research, St Antony’s,
    of researchers. I have been committed
    Nominated by: Department of International
    to ensuring that everyone in NDPH has
    W Armbrust, St Antony’s Development and School of Global
    the opportunity to fulfl their potential
    J Lewis, Wolfson and Area Studies
    (e.g. supporting staf to go on the Women
    D Rechter, Brasenose
    Transforming Leadership Programme) • One of four members of Congregation
    U Roesler, Wolfson
    and removing obstacles to doing so (e.g. elected by Congregation from members
    obtaining good child-care provision on Old Candidate statement: of the faculties in the Divisions of
    Road Campus), as illustrated by NDPH’s [No candidate statement received] Mathematical, Physical and Life Sciences
    gender-equality at all staf grades. and of Medical Sciences, to serve until
    Professor Asli Niyazioglu, PhD Harvard,
    the start of MT 2024 [vice Professor
    I’m seeking re-election to Council because Exeter
    Richard Hobbs]
    it is very likely that the next few years will
    Nominated by: ◦ Professor F D Richard Hobbs, MB
    be particularly difcult due to the impact of
    W Armbrust, St Antony’s ChB Brist, MA Oxf, Harris Manchester,
    Brexit, COVID-19 and USS pension issues,
    J Lewis, Wolfson Nufeld Department of Primary Care
    making it more important than ever to make
    L Mignon, St Antony’s Health Sciences
    the case for the University’s resources being
    D Rechter, Brasenose
    used efectively to support its most precious Committees reporting to Council
    U Roesler, Wolfson
    asset… its people.
    CURATORS OF THE UNIVERSITY
    Candidate statement:
    Faculty Boards LIBRARIES
    [No candidate statement received]
    BOARD OF THE FACULTY OF ORIENTAL • One member of Congregation elected by
    STUDIES Congregation, to serve until the start of
    MT 2024 [vice Professor David Pyle, St
    • Three persons elected by and from
    Anne’s]
    among the members of the Faculty of
    ◦ Dr AJ Fairweather-Tall, MA MSt
    Oriental Studies, to serve until the start
    DPhil Oxf, St Peter’s, Humanities
    of MT 2022 [vice Professor Dirk Meyer,
    Divisional Ofce
    Professor Jeremy Johns and Professor
    Margaret Hillenbrand] CURATORS OF THE UNIVERSITY PARKS

    The following nominations have been • One person elected by Congregation, to


    received: serve until the start of MT 2026 [vice Dr
    Amy Zavatsky, St Edmund Hall]
    Professor Diwakar Acharya, MA Benares,
    ◦ Dr Laura M Rival, BA British
    MA Oxf, PhD Hamburg, All Souls
    Columbia, MPhil PhD LSE, Linacre,
    Nominated by: Department of International
    I Bangha, Wolfson Development/School of
    L Jabb, Wolfson Anthropology and Museum
    J Lowe, Wolfson Ethnography
    P (R) O’Hanlon, St Cross
    D Rechter, Brasenose
    Y Vevaina, Wolfson
    Candidate statement:
    [No candidate statement received]
    University of Oxford Gazette • 12 November 2020 121

    NOMINATIONS COMMITTEE • Four members of Congregation to whom • Three of four members of Congregation
    Statute XII applies to represent the to whom Statute XII applies to represent
    • One of three members of Congregation
    Division of Medical Sciences, elected University Administration and
    elected by and from Congregation; two of
    by members of Congregation, to serve Services (UAS), elected by members of
    whom to serve until the start of MT 2023
    until HT 2025 [vice Mrs Liz Barnes- Congregation, to serve until HT 2025
    [vice Dr Joanna Ashbourn and Dr Kate
    Moss, Clinical Neurosciences; Professor [vice Ms Jennifer Makkreel, Estates
    Blackmon] and one to serve until the
    Christopher Conlon, Oriel and Clinical Services; Mr Stephen Purbrick, Finance;
    start of MT 2022 [vice Professor Matthew
    Medicine; Miss Gillian Morris, Divisional Ms Sara Smith, EDU; and Mrs Clare
    Freeman]
    Ofce; and Mrs Nicola Small, Primary Wakeham, Harris Manchester and OLI/
    ◦ Anne Harkness, BA CNAA PGDip Oxf
    Care Health Sciences] Education]
    Brookes, University Administration
    ◦ Liz Barnes-Moss, Department of ◦ Christiana (Kirsty) Allen, MA Oxf,
    and Services
    Oncology Research Services
    POOL FOR CONSTITUTING PANELS ◦ Professor Robert Gilbert, BSc Durh, ◦ Anne Harkness, BA CNAA PGDip
    UNDER STATUTE XII MA Oxf, PhD Leic, Magdalen, Nufeld Oxf Brookes, Focus Programme and
    Department of Clinical Medicine Planning and Council Secretariat
    • Four members of Congregation to
    ◦ Gillian Morris, Medical Sciences ◦ Sara C Smith, MA Oxf, University
    whom Statute XII applies to represent
    Divisional Ofce Administration and Services
    the Division of Humanities, elected by
    ◦ Boyd Rodger, BA Strathc, MBA City,
    members of Congregation, to serve until SOCIALLY RESPONSIBLE INVESTMENT
    Wellcome Centre for Human Genetics
    HT 2025 [vice Ms Karen Brill, Divisional REVIEW COMMITTEE
    Ofce; Professor Steven Gunn, Merton • Four members of Congregation to whom
    • One member of Congregation from
    and History; Professor Edmund Herzig, Statute XII applies to represent the
    members of the faculties in the Divisions
    Wadham and Oriental Studies; and Ms Division of Social Sciences, elected by
    of Mathematical, Physical and Life
    Lynne Hirsch, Divisional Ofce] members of Congregation, to serve until
    Sciences and of Medical Sciences, elected
    ◦ Karen Brill, BA Birkbeck, BBS HT 2025 [vice Janice French, Business
    by Congregation, to serve until the
    Cape Town, MSt Oxf, Humanities School; vacancy (vice Ms Eve Rodgers,
    start of MT 2023 [vice Professor Harish
    Divisional Ofce Education); Professor Nicholas Van
    Bhaskaran, Department of Materials]
    ◦ Professor T William Child, BPhil MA Hear, St Cross and Anthropology; and Ms
    ◦ Professor H Bhaskaran, BE Pune, MS
    DPhil Oxf, University College, Faculty Charlotte Vinnicombe, Law]
    PhD Maryland, Wolfson, Department
    of Philosophy ◦ Professor A C L Davies, MA DPhil Oxf,
    of Materials
    ◦ Dr A J Fairweather-Tall, MA MSt Brasenose, Law
    DPhil Oxf, St Peter’s, Humanities ◦ Professor Andrew Dickinson, BCL Divisional Boards
    Division MA Oxf, St Catherine’s, Faculty of Law
    MATHEMATICAL, PHYSICAL AND LIFE
    ◦ Dr Elizabeth Gemmill, BA PhD Manc, ◦ Dr Nicholas Van Hear, BA Camb,
    SCIENCES DIVISIONAL BOARD
    MA Oxf, Kellogg, Faculty of History, PhD Birm, St Cross, School of
    Department of Continuing Education Anthropology • One person elected by and from
    ◦ Charlotte Vinnicombe, BA MA Liv, among the members of the Faculty of
    • Two of four members of Congregation
    Law Faculty Ofce Engineering Science to serve from the
    to whom Statute XII applies to represent
    start of HT 2021 until the start of MT
    the Division of Mathematical, Physical • Three of four members of Congregation
    2024 [vice Professor Martin Booth]
    and Life Sciences, elected by members to whom Statute XII applies to represent
    ◦ Professor Martin Booth, MEng
    of Congregation, to serve until HT 2025 Gardens, Libraries and Museums
    DPhil Oxf, Jesus, Department of
    [vice Dr Gwen Booth, Divisional Ofce; (GLAM), elected by members of
    Engineering Science
    Veronica McGowan, Plant Sciences; Congregation, to serve until HT 2025
    Professor Aris Katzourakis, St Hilda’s, [vice Mrs Aisha Burtenshaw, Ashmolean; • One person elected by and from among
    Zoology; and Dr Charlotte Sweeney, Mrs Laura How, Nufeld and Bodleian the members of the Faculty of Physics to
    Materials] Libraries; Mr Boyd Rodger, Bodleian serve from the start of HT 2021 until the
    ◦ Janice French, MBA MA Lond, Libraries; and Ms Wendy Shepherd, start of MT 2024 [vice Professor Arzhang
    Chemistry Museum of Natural History] Ardavan]
    ◦ Dr Jocasta Gardner, BA MSt DPhil ◦ Aisha Burtenshaw, LLB Keele, PGDip ◦ Professor Martin Bureau, BA
    Oxf, Mathematical Institute Brist, Ashmolean Montreal, MA Oxf, PhD Australia,
    ◦ Laura How, MA Oxf, Bodleian Wadham, Department of Physics
    Libraries
    ◦ Linda Pope, BSc MSc Port, Bodleian
    Libraries
    122 University of Oxford Gazette • 12 November 2020

    Faculty Boards BOARD OF THE FACULTY OF PHILOSOPHY • Nine Ordinary Members elected by and
    from all members of the faculty exclusive
    BOARD OF THE FACULTY OF ENGLISH • Four persons elected by and from the
    of the persons qualifed to be Ofcial
    LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE members of the Faculty of Philosophy
    Members as per Regulation 10 of Council
    to serve until the start of MT 2022 [vice
    • Four persons elected by and from the Regulations 19 of 2002, to serve until
    Professor Hilary C Greaves, Professor
    members of the Faculty of English MT 2023 [vice Professor Adrian Briggs,
    Philipp Koralus, Professor Mark A
    Language and Literature to serve until Dr Rachel Condry, S Enchelmaier, Dr
    Wrathall and Professor Karen M Nielsen]
    the start of MT 2022 [vice Professor Imogen Goold, Mr James Goudkamp,
    ◦ Professor Hilary Greaves, BA Oxf,
    Katherine E Shepherd-Barr, Professor Professor Jennifer Payne, Laura C H
    PhD Rutgers, Merton
    Lorna M Hutson, Dr H Sullivan and Hoyano, Dr Thomas Krebs and Professor
    ◦ Professor Philipp Koralus, BA
    Professor Andrew Klevan] Fernanda Pirie]
    Pomona, MA Oxf, PhD Princeton, St
    ◦ Dr Kate Kennedy, PhD Camb, ◦ Sanja Bogojević, LLB KCL, LLM
    Catherine’s
    Wolfson College of Europe, DPhil Oxf, Lady
    ◦ Professor Stephen Mulhall, BA DPhil
    ◦ Professor Paulina Kewes, MA Margaret Hall
    Oxf, MA Toronto, New College
    Gdansk, DPhil Oxf, Jesus ◦ Professor Adrian Briggs, BCL MA Oxf,
    ◦ Professor Mark Wrathall, PhD
    ◦ Professor Lloyd Pratt, St John’s St Edmund Hall
    Berkeley, JD Harvard, Corpus Christi
    ◦ Professor Diane Purkiss, BA ◦ Ruth Chang, AB Dartmouth, DPhil
    Queensland, DPhil Oxf, Keble BOARD OF THE FACULTY OF THEOLOGY Oxf, JD Harvard, University College
    AND RELIGION ◦ Professor Tsilly Dagan, LLB JSD Tel
    BOARD OF THE FACULTY OF HISTORY
    Aviv, LLM NYU, Worcester
    • Three persons elected by and from the
    • Four persons elected by and from among ◦ Professor James Goudkamp, BCL
    members of the Faculty of Theology and
    the members of the Faculty of History MA MPhil DPhil Oxf, BSc LLB Grad
    Religion: two to serve until MT 2022 [vice
    holding posts on the establishment or Dip Leg Prac Wollongong, Keble
    Professor Carol Harrison and Professor
    under the aegis of the board, to serve ◦ Laura CH Hoyano, BA MA JD Alberta,
    Hindy Najman]; and one to serve
    until the start of MT 2022 [vice Dr BCL MA Oxf, Wadham
    until MT 2021 [vice Professor Markus
    Catherine Holmes, Dr Lucy Wooding, ◦ Professor Jennifer Payne, MA Camb,
    Bockmuehl]
    Professor Natalia Nowakowska and MA Oxf, Merton
    ◦ Professor Carol Harrison, BA MPhil
    Professor Christina de Bellaigue] ◦ Professor Justine Pila, BA LLB PhD
    DPhil Oxf, Christ Church
    ◦ Dr John-Paul Ghobrial, BA Tufts, Melbourne, St Catherine’s
    ◦ Professor Joshua Hordern, MA
    MPhil Oxf, MA PhD Princeton, Balliol ◦ Professor Fernanda Pirie, MSc Lond,
    MSt PGDip Oxf, PhD Edin, Harris
    ◦ Dr Adrian Gregory, MA PhD Camb, MA DPhil Oxf, St Cross
    Manchester
    MA Oxf, Pembroke
    ◦ Professor Mark Wynn, BA MPhil
    ◦ John Nightingale, MA DPhil Oxf,
    DPhil Oxf, Oriel
    Magdalen
    ◦ Professor Natalia Nowakowska, BA BOARD OF THE FACULTY OF LAW
    MSt DPhil Oxf, Somerville
    • Four Ofcial Members elected by
    BOARD OF THE FACULTY OF LINGUISTICS, all members of the faculty and from
    PHILOLOGY AND PHONETICS the persons qualifed to be Ofcial
    Members as per Regulation 10 of Council
    • Three of four persons elected by and
    Regulations 19 of 2002, to serve until MT
    from among the members of the Faculty
    2023 [vice Professor Horst Eidenmueller,
    of Linguistics, Philology and Phonetics,
    Professor Luca Enriques, Professor
    to serve until the start of MT 2022
    Wolfgang Ernst and Professor Catherine
    ◦ Richard Ashdowne, MA DPhil Oxf,
    Redgwell]
    University College
    ◦ Professor Horst Eidenmüller, LLM
    ◦ Sandra Paoli, BA MRes PhD Manc,
    Camb, MA Oxf, Dr iur habil Munich,
    Balliol
    St Hugh’s
    ◦ Dr Elinor Payne, MA MPhil PhD
    ◦ Professor Luca Enriques, LLB
    Camb, St Hilda’s
    Bologna, LLM Harvard, MA Oxf, PhD
    Bocconi, Jesus
    ◦ Wolfgang Ernst, LLM Yale, MA Oxf,
    Dr iur habil Bonn, Hon LLD Edin, Hon
    LLD Vienna, All Souls
    ◦ Professor Catherine Redgwell, LLB
    British Columbia, BA Winnipeg, MSc
    Lond, All Souls
    University of Oxford Gazette • 12 November 2020 123

    Lapsed vacancies Panel for Constituting the Visitatorial Medical Sciences Divisional Board
    Board under Statute XII Part C
    • One person from among the staf who
    The following vacancies have lapsed
    • Three members of Congregation are not Heads of Department or statutory
    due to insufcient nominations having
    required to engage in academic professors who are members of the
    been received. In accordance with the
    teaching and/or research either by their Faculty of Biochemistry, the Faculty
    regulations, they must now remain vacant
    written contracts of employment or by of Clinical Medicine, the Faculty of
    until an appointment is made jointly by the
    established and agreed practice elected Physiological Sciences and the Faculty
    Proctors and Vice-Chancellor. Any eligible
    by Congregation, to serve until MT 2024 of Psychological Studies, elected
    member of Congregation who wishes to be
    jointly by the members of the Faculty
    considered for appointment to one of these Pool for Constituting Panels under
    of Biochemistry, the Faculty of Clinical
    vacancies is asked to contact the Elections Statute XII
    Medicine, the Faculty of Physiological
    Ofcer by Thursday, 26 November 2020.
    • Two of four members of Congregation Sciences and the Faculty of Psychological
    Audit and Scrutiny Committee to whom Statute XII applies to represent Studies, to serve until MT 2021
    the Division of Mathematical, Physical
    • One member of Congregation elected Social Sciences Divisional Board
    and Life Sciences, elected by members of
    by Congregation from among members
    Congregation, to serve until HT 2024 • One member elected by and from the
    of the faculties in the Divisions of
    • One of four members of Congregation to academic members of the Department of
    Mathematical, Physical and Life Sciences
    whom Statute XII applies to represent Economics to serve from the start of HT
    and of Medical Sciences, who shall not
    Gardens, Libraries and Museums 2021 until the start of MT 2022
    serve on Council or on any committee
    (GLAM), elected by members of • One member elected by and from the
    which in the view of Council has
    Congregation, to serve until HT 2024 academic members of the Department of
    mainline executive authority within
    • One of four members of Congregation to Education to serve from the start of HT
    the University, or hold any ofce in the
    whom Statute XII applies to represent 2021 until the start of MT 2022
    University or any college which involves
    University Administration and • One member elected by and from the
    executive authority to serve for four
    Services (UAS), elected by members of academic members of the School of
    years from the start of HT 2021
    Congregation, to serve until HT 2024 Geography and the Environment to serve
    • One member of Congregation elected
    • One member of Congregation to whom from the start of HT 2021 until the start of
    by Congregation from among members
    Statute XII applies, not necessarily MT 2022
    of the faculties in the Divisions of
    representing any division and not in any
    Humanities and Social Sciences, who Board of the Faculty of Linguistics,
    case being nominated in a divisional
    shall not serve on Council or on any Philology and Phonetics
    capacity, elected by members of
    committee which in the view of Council
    Congregation, to serve until HT 2024 • One of four persons elected by and from
    has mainline executive authority within
    among the members of the Faculty of
    the University, or hold any ofce in the Mathematical, Physical and Life
    Linguistics, Philology and Phonetics, to
    University or any college which involves Sciences Divisional Board
    serve until the start of MT 2022
    executive authority to serve for four
    • One person elected by and from among
    years from the start of HT 2021
    the members of the Faculty of Zoology
    Buildings and Estates Subcommittee • One person elected by and from
    among the members of the Faculty of
    • One person elected by Congregation, to
    Mathematics to serve from the start of
    serve with immediate efect until the
    HT 2021 until the start of MT 2024
    start of MT 2023
    • One person elected by and from among
    Committee for the Nomination of Select the members of the Faculty of Chemistry
    Preachers to serve from the start of HT 2021 until
    the start of MT 2024
    • Two members of Congregation elected
    by and from Congregation, to serve until
    the start of MT 2024
    Nominations Committee
    • Two of three members of Congregation
    elected by and from Congregation; one to
    serve until the start of MT 2023 and one
    to serve until the start of MT 2022
    124 University of Oxford Gazette • 12 November 2020

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    Supplement
    Draft Environmental Sustainability Strategy

    The draft Environmental Sustainability Strategy is being published as part of the University-wide consultation with
    staf and students on behalf of the Planning and Resource Allocation Committee (PRAC) approved on 13 October
    2020. Responses to the consultation on the strategy can be submitted through the online consultation survey https://
    sustainability.admin.ox.ac.uk/consultation) or sent to sustainability@admin.ox.ac.uk by 6 December 2020.

    1. Vice-Chancellor’s foreword 128

    2. President of the Student Union’s foreword 128

    3. Executive summary 128

    4. Vision 129

    5. Context 129

    6. Our strategy 129


    6.1 Achieving net zero carbon and net biodiversity gain
    6.2 Enabling policies
    6.2.1 Governance
    6.2.2 Reporting
    6.2.3 Funding
    6.2.4 Ofsetting
    6.3 Staf and students
    6.4 Colleges and partnerships

    7. Priorities 130
    7.1 Research
    7.2 Curriculum
    7.3 Carbon emissions from energy consumption on the University estate
    7.4 Biodiversity
    7.5 Sustainable food
    7.6 Sustainable resource use
    7.7 International travel
    7.8 Local travel
    7.9 Investments

    8. Closing, timeline and outline costs 133

    127
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    1. Vice-Chancellor’s foreword 2. President of the Student Union’s 3. Executive summary


    foreword
    We are living in extraordinary times. We Oxford University1 is setting a target to
    are experiencing what happens when we As a Student Union we are very proud achieve net zero carbon2 and biodiversity
    all ignore warning signs and fail to act to to endorse this strategy and its targets net gain3 by 2035 to address the global
    avert adverse consequences. There had and commitments. We were consulted challenges of climate change and
    been numerous indications that we were throughout the development of the biodiversity loss in our organisation. The
    vulnerable to a global pandemic; we ignored strategy and the result is a direct refection strategy focuses on these nine priority areas:
    them and are paying the price. We cannot do of a shared vision which the community
    so again. of environmentally concerned students Research
    brought to the administration. Increase research and engagement in
    Today there are innumerable warnings of
    the impending dangers of climate change This strategy follows years of advocacy environmental sustainability
    and biodiversity loss. We must heed them. from the University’s students. In autumn Curriculum
    Doing so will entail real changes to how 2019, we hosted our frst-ever Oxford
    we live and work. Just as we have had to University Climate Assembly, which flled Ofer all students the opportunity to study
    challenge all aspects of business as usual in the Sheldonian Theatre with over 750 environmental sustainability, either within
    order to be resilient during the pandemic, attendees and hundreds more online. This or outside the examined curriculum
    dealing with the consequences of climate forum formed the frst step in consulting Carbon emissions from University
    change will require signifcant, often with students and the academic community buildings
    unwelcome, changes in our daily lives. to draft an Environmental Sustainability
    Strategy, whose goals have received Reduce carbon emissions related to our
    In my 2019 Oration I asked whether we energy consumption to a minimal level
    overwhelming support from students.
    were doing enough at the University to
    Over the last three years students have Biodiversity
    address these challenges within our own
    brought dozens of representations through
    community. The resounding conclusion Identify and address the University’s
    the Student Council of Oxford SU to the
    from a consultation with staf and students principal biodiversity impacts from its
    University. Common rooms across almost
    was ‘no’. In response to that engagement operations and supply chain, and enhance
    every college have passed resolutions
    we have developed this ambitious strategy biodiversity on the University’s estate
    on topics from sustainable dining to
    – the outcome of the Environmental
    energy efciency to divestment and Sustainable food
    Sustainability Strategy Working Group,
    environmentally conscious investment.
    which is made up of academics and our Reduce the carbon emissions and
    The Oxford Climate Society, one of many
    Environmental Sustainability team. They biodiversity impact of our food
    environmentally focused student groups,
    have worked together to set targets and
    has grown to become the largest student Sustainable resource use
    identify the key areas where we can act. This
    society. Their self-organised School of
    strategy will have implications for us all. Identify and reduce the environmental
    Climate Change ofers students free lectures
    The University of Oxford is committed in climate solutions by climate professors impacts of our consumption and supply
    to leading the way on environmental each week. Members and leaders of student chain
    sustainability through its research and environmental groups have provided International travel
    teaching. This strategy extends that input, and Ethics and Environment
    commitment to our operational impact, our representatives in every college are helping Reduce aviation emissions from University
    supply chain, our investments, our daily connect the strategy’s goals with college staf and student travel, and ofset the
    working lives. Our aspiration is that staf, sustainability plans. balance of emissions
    students and stakeholders will embrace the
    We are especially proud that this strategy
    strategy in all aspects of University life. 1
    Oxford University for purposes of this strategy excludes
    will bring the University of Oxford into
    Oxford University Press and all colleges, except Kellogg
    Professor Louise Richardson alignment with the Paris Agreement, and and St Cross Colleges.
    that it requires us to work deeply across our 2
    Net zero carbon – the University will account for carbon
    operations and supply chain to facilitate a emissions associated with its Scope 1, 2 and 3 activities,
    post-carbon transition in our lifetimes. This reduce them as much as possible and then balance
    is just the start for Oxford in preparing a residual emissions through carbon ofsetting to reach
    proportional response to the urgency that net zero carbon by 2035. The University will use its peak
    energy consumption of 2009/10 as its carbon baseline.
    we feel as young people who will inherit the
    Scope 1 emissions are direct emissions, primarily from gas
    future under a changing climate. used for heating buildings. Scope 2 emissions are indirect
    emissions from electricity generation for use in University
    Ms Nikita Ma
    buildings. Scope 3 emissions are all other indirect
    emissions from activities of the organisation including
    travel, procurement, waste, water and investments.
    3
    Biodiversity net gain – the University will account for
    the biodiversity impacts from development on its estate,
    management of its estate and its operations, and supply
    chain, avoiding and reducing these impacts as much as
    possible and using biodiversity ofsetting to compensate
    for its residual impacts, so that by 2035 biodiversity
    will be overall demonstrably enhanced as a result of the
    University’s activities, across its whole portfolio. We will
    use 2018/19 as our biodiversity baseline.
    University of Oxford Gazette • Supplement (1) to No 5293 • 18 November 2020 129

    Local travel 4. Vision New developments on the University


    estate
    Limit transport emissions by reducing An unstable climate, increasing carbon
    the need to travel, encouraging walking, emissions and accelerating biodiversity loss All building projects over £1 million must
    cycling and the use of public transport, and require urgent action. be designed using the Passivhaus method
    managing the demand to travel by car according to the Sustainability Design Guide
    The University is already playing a leading (https://sustainability.admin.ox.ac.uk/
    Investments role in tackling these issues through the fles/estatesservicessustainabilitydesign
    Ensure that the University, as an investor, is application of its research and educating guidepdf); this signifcantly reduces their
    part of the solution to climate change and its students. Our research and policy carbon emissions and energy running costs.
    biodiversity loss advice has a positive impact. In this The guide informs design to achieve long
    strategy our focus is on addressing the life, fexibility, low environmental impact,
    The strategy is underpinned by these four negative impacts of our own operations. accessibility, low maintenance, end-of-life
    ‘enablers’: We will prioritise a programme of carbon recycling and net gain in biodiversity.
    • embedding environmental sustainability reduction and biodiversity enhancement
    in our organisation. The University’s Sustainable travel
    in the University’s governance and
    decision making; environmental impacts will be identifed, We fund sustainable transport initiatives
    • developing a system of annual reporting avoided and reduced. Our approach will including promotion of walking, cycling
    of carbon emissions and biodiversity be transparent; we will publish an annual and use of public transport through income
    impact within the frst twelve months; account of our environmental impacts and from staf parking charges, which raise over
    • establishing the Oxford Sustainability progress towards our sustainability goals. £400,000 a year. Over several years parking
    Fund to fnance the programme of action By 2035, the University, working in provision has been gradually reduced,
    required to reach net zero carbon and partnership with government, sustainability prioritising those with disabilities or
    biodiversity net gain by 2035; leaders and its own communities, will be childcare responsibilities.
    • establishing a policy to guide our use exemplary in its institutional response to Research
    of carbon ofsetting4 and biodiversity the environmental and climate emergency.
    ofsetting.5 Our ambition is to play an important role in True Planet (www.research.ox.ac.uk/
    protecting, restoring and enhancing nature. Area/trueplanet) brings together Oxford’s
    We will develop a large-scale engagement
    global research on climate, energy, food,
    programme to build support for the strategy,
    5. Context water, waste and biodiversity, showcasing
    reduce carbon emissions, restore and
    the worldwide impact of the University’s
    enhance nature and improve wellbeing. The University has already worked for many cross-disciplinary research. Our researchers
    We will tackle the major sources of carbon years to reduce its environmental impact. collaborate with industry, government,
    emissions from the University. We will The University’s new target of net zero the third sector and other universities to
    achieve net zero carbon through a variety of carbon by 2035 will supersede our existing solve real-world sustainability problems.
    measures: engagement, energy efciency carbon target of reducing carbon emissions The Oxford Networks for the Environment
    projects, recovering savings on utilities from by 50% from their peak of 2009/10. (ONE) mobilise the University's expertise in
    the carbon emissions reduction, applying a The University’s Strategic Plan refers to science, technology, business and society.
    sustainability charge to fights, reduction of new buildings adhering to the highest They enable Oxford to fnd solutions to the
    fights and carbon ofsetting. environmental sustainability standards complex, converging challenges of energy,
    and to increasing sustainable travel water and food security, climate change and
    The University’s major biodiversity impact
    opportunities for staf and students. threats to biodiversity. ONE contributes to
    is from our operations and supply chain. We
    humanity's capacity to make sustainable
    will quantify this impact and then achieve
    Energy consumption in University use of our natural resources for the beneft of
    biodiversity net gain by avoiding and
    buildings all people and for the natural world.
    reducing these impacts; by achieving a net
    gain on new developments; by enhancing For the last decade all the University’s While all these actions have advanced
    biodiversity on and of the estate; and electricity has come from renewable environmental sustainability at the
    through biodiversity ofsetting. sources. Since 2013 our Carbon University, they are not enough to achieve
    Management Programme (CMP) has our new 2035 target. We need to do more.
    invested £1 million a year in carbon
    reduction projects across our estate. 6. Our strategy
    The CMP has contributed to the 40%
    decline in the University’s Scope 1 and 2 The University will achieve net zero carbon
    emissions from utility use from their peak and biodiversity net gain by 2035 and will
    in 2010. Our Sustainable Labs programme act in nine priority areas.
    4
    Carbon ofsetting – a process whereby carbon or carbon-
    addresses energy reduction, energy- The strategy will be reviewed annually to
    equivalent gases are removed from or prevented from efcient equipment, waste and recycling highlight progress and opportunities will
    entering the atmosphere and stored securely, for the in laboratories, which are responsible for be provided for the University community
    purpose of compensating for University emissions. around 60% of the University’s total energy to contribute to the strategy. There will be a
    5
    Biodiversity ofsetting – conservation and restoration consumption and carbon emissions. wholesale review of the strategy every fve
    activities undertaken to enhance biodiversity for the
    years.
    purpose of compensating for biodiversity losses and
    impacts that arise from the University’s development, The priority areas are detailed in section 7.
    management of its estate and its operations, and supply
    chain.
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    6.1 Achieving net zero carbon and net 6.2.3 FUNDING 6.3 Staf and students
    biodiversity gain
    We will establish the Oxford Sustainability Implementing this strategy will involve
    We will tackle two major sources of carbon Fund to manage the income and engagement and changing practice and
    emissions from the University: the use of expenditure of implementing the strategy culture across the entire University. As
    gas and electricity, and international air to reach net zero carbon and biodiversity net Oxford’s most important asset, its staf and
    travel. We will achieve net zero carbon gain by 2035. students will be the main drivers for change
    from gas and electricity usage through and improvement of our environmental
    The fund will use existing sustainability
    a combination of engagement to reduce sustainability performance. We hope to
    funding but will also require new
    energy consumption, recovering the savings inspire staf and students to embrace change
    sources of income. The fund would levy
    from the carbon emissions reductions from and to fnd new ways of living and working
    a sustainability charge on fights and
    departments, changing heat sources to sustainably.
    will recover cost savings in utilities from
    eliminate emissions, improving building
    departments. Implementation of the 6.4 Colleges and partnerships
    fabric and fttings to increase efciencies,
    strategy will bring energy, carbon and cost
    and carbon ofsetting. Net zero carbon The Working Group has worked with college
    savings to departments after 2035. The
    emissions from aviation will be achieved representatives in drafting this strategy.
    fund’s fnances will be transparent, with
    with a combination of engagement to Although the colleges, as separate entities,
    its income and expenditure approved
    reduce fights taken, sustainability charges are not bound by the strategy, we expect
    by the Environmental Sustainability
    on business fights and international they will implement similar measures
    Subcommittee and annual reporting
    student commuting fights, and carbon and targets. We already work with the vast
    published.
    ofsetting. majority of colleges in jointly purchasing
    6.2.4 OFFSETTING all our energy. There are many areas of
    Our greatest impact on biodiversity is
    overlap – such as food, teaching, travel and
    from our operations and supply chain. Carbon ofsetting is a process whereby
    estate management – where we will work in
    These impacts will be identifed, avoided carbon or carbon-equivalent gases are
    partnership with colleges towards a more
    and reduced. We will achieve a net gain removed from the atmosphere, or prevented
    sustainable Oxford.
    in biodiversity through avoidance and from entering it, and stored securely, in
    reduction of the negative impact of our order to compensate for emissions. A range The University values its relationships with
    operations and supply chain, biodiversity of ofsetting options are available to the Oxford City Council, Oxfordshire County
    enhancements on and of the estate, University, with more being researched and Council and the surrounding district
    biodiversity ofsetting, and the achievement developed. councils. We will work together to improve
    of a 20% net gain on all new developments. environmental sustainability in our city
    Biodiversity ofsetting involves undertaking
    and county and achieve our goals. We will
    Climate change and biodiversity loss are conservation and restoration activities to
    engage with our community of residents
    separate but interacting issues. They need enhance biodiversity, for the purpose of
    and civic organisations in Oxford and
    to be tackled separately yet there are also compensating for biodiversity impacts.
    collaborate to reduce our environmental
    benefts to addressing both in combination, In the University’s case, these arise from
    impact and improve our city.
    in particular through natural climate its development, estate management,
    solutions, such as restoring peatlands, operations and supply chain.
    7. Priorities
    which increase biodiversity while also
    We will concentrate on reducing our carbon
    capturing carbon. We will use these
    emissions before starting to use carbon 7.1 Research
    approaches wherever possible.
    ofsetting from 2030 onwards. It will not be
    INCREASE RESEARCH AND ENGAGEMENT
    6.2 Enabling policies possible to eliminate all our emissions, so
    IN ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY
    we will need to rely on some level of carbon
    Underpinning the strategy are these four
    ofsetting to balance the residual emissions Ground-breaking research and innovation
    ‘enablers’:
    and reach net zero carbon. are at the heart of our success in global
    6.2.1 GOVERNANCE university rankings. Oxford’s researchers are
    We will focus on avoiding and reducing
    improving our understanding of the reasons
    We will embed environmental sustainability our biodiversity impacts in preference to
    for global temperature increases, extreme
    in the University’s governance and biodiversity ofsetting. But again, it will not
    weather and biodiversity loss.
    decision-making. A new Environmental be possible to do this completely and we will
    Sustainability Subcommittee will be set up need to carry out proactive conservation From water to weather, fuel to food;
    to oversee implementation of the strategy, actions to achieve biodiversity net gain. from how we power our homes to how
    reporting to the Planning and Resource We will use biodiversity ofsetting from the we protect and restore nature, Oxford’s
    Allocation Committee (PRAC). outset but will aim to reduce our reliance on cross-disciplinary research is helping us
    it over time as we reduce our impact. to better understand the complexities of
    6.2.2 REPORTING
    the interaction of human activities and the
    We will develop a policy to guide our carbon
    We will develop a system of annual environment, and make a positive impact on
    and biodiversity ofsetting activities and
    reporting of carbon emissions and our changing world.
    to assess new ofsetting opportunities and
    biodiversity impact within the frst year, and
    technologies being developed. Our researchers work with partners in
    this will be published in the Oxford Annual
    industry, government, the third sector
    Review and the fnancial accounts.
    and other universities to address these
    challenges and to propose innovative
    approaches and solutions.
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    COMMITMENTS 7.3 Carbon emissions from energy 7.3.5 Explore the installation of large-
    consumption on the University estate scale photovoltaic and heat pump
    7.1.1 Promote communication,
    systems.
    coordination and collaboration REDUCE CARBON EMISSIONS RELATED
    between environmental sustainability TO OUR ENERGY CONSUMPTION TO A 7.4 Biodiversity
    researchers through the Oxford Network MINIMAL LEVEL.
    IDENTIFY AND ADDRESS THE
    for the Environment (ONE) and other
    The University records and reports its Scope UNIVERSITY’S PRINCIPAL BIODIVERSITY
    mechanisms.
    1, 2 and 3 carbon emissions in accordance IMPACTS FROM ITS OPERATIONS
    7.1.2 Support interdisciplinary with the Greenhouse Gas Protocol. Scope AND SUPPLY CHAIN AND ENHANCE
    sustainability research teams 1 emissions are direct emissions primarily BIODIVERSITY ON THE UNIVERSITY’S
    in responding to major funding from gas used for heating buildings; ESTATE
    opportunities. Scope 2 emissions are indirect, coming
    Biodiversity loss is caused by multiple
    mainly from electricity used in buildings;
    7.1.3 Seek to infuence the priorities interacting factors. Climate change is
    and Scope 3 emissions include all other
    of research funders, including UK increasingly important among these,
    indirect emissions from the organisation’s
    government and charities, to meet both directly (such as through increasing
    operations and supply chain, such as travel,
    sustainability research challenges. temperatures) and indirectly (such as
    procurement, waste, water and investments.
    through invasive species). However,
    7.1.4 Fund research into negative
    The University purchases 100% renewable addressing climate change alone will not
    emission solutions and net gain in
    electricity. However, its carbon emissions solve biodiversity loss. For example, the
    biodiversity, in line with the aims of the
    are measured according to the UK National Global Footprint Network estimates that
    strategy.
    Grid average carbon emissions in line with the UK population’s consumption currently
    7.2 Curriculum the Higher Education Statistics Authority overshoots the planet’s capacity to provide
    methodology. This means it is not enough about fourfold. This overconsumption
    OFFER ALL STUDENTS THE
    to purchase renewable electricity. We has led, among many other things, to the
    OPPORTUNITY TO STUDY
    must go further, reducing electricity use halving of UK farmland bird populations
    ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY,
    and increasing on-site or locally generated and to loss in resilience and functioning
    EITHER WITHIN OR OUTSIDE THE
    power. of our soils, water bodies, pollinators and
    EXAMINED CURRICULUM
    woodlands. Our decisions about food,
    The University will reduce its reliance on
    Oxford provides an exciting, challenging information technology and building works
    natural gas, used mainly to heat buildings,
    learning environment, training future in the University can be traced back directly
    by replacing gas heat sources with electric
    generations of researchers, innovators and to destruction of nature in South America,
    ones across the estate. The forecast
    leaders in sustainability. central Africa and south-east Asia.
    reduction in carbon from the electricity grid
    We will give our students the opportunity makes electricity a lower carbon heat source The University harms biodiversity both
    to develop their knowledge, skills than gas in the longer term. We will establish directly and indirectly. Most of our direct
    and understanding and become the district heating networks at Old Road impacts relate to the management and
    sustainability leaders of the future. Campus and the Science Area. Heat pump development of our estate. We can mitigate
    The University curriculum refects its technology will be used across the estate. these through commitments to increasing
    wide expertise in the felds of climate biodiversity in our estate management and
    More efcient use of energy will be achieved
    change, biodiversity and sustainability. developments.
    by encouraging energy-saving behavioural
    Sustainability-related opportunities for
    change, retroftting buildings to reduce heat Yet the indirect damage of the University’s
    internships and training courses are ofered
    loss and using energy-efcient appliances. operations and supply chain on biodiversity
    to students. Active student societies
    We will help departments achieve carbon is much greater. This includes our sourcing,
    are pioneering extra-curricular courses.
    savings. Ofsetting will be needed for consumption and disposal of food, water
    These opportunities will be improved and
    residual emissions, but we will only start to and materials. We also have both positive
    extended to all students.
    use it from 2030 onwards. and negative efects through activities
    COMMITMENTS such as advising policymakers, education,
    COMMITMENTS
    research and investments.
    7.2.1 Ensure courses with core and
    7.3.1 Roll out a large-scale engagement
    optional sustainability content are easily Our biodiversity impacts need to be
    programme to encourage energy saving
    identifable. accounted for, with negative impacts
    across departments.
    mitigated and positive impacts enhanced,
    7.2.2 Encourage existing degree
    7.3.2 Recover cost savings of gas and so that we can demonstrate an overall gain
    programmes to develop further
    electricity from investments in low- in biodiversity from all our activities. The
    environmental sustainability streams in
    carbon technology from departments Oxford-developed framework known as
    the core curriculum where appropriate.
    to fnance further carbon reduction the Mitigation and Conservation hierarchy
    7.2.3 Consider and support new measures. will be used. We will prioritise these actions
    courses related to interdisciplinary in the hierarchy across our estate and
    7.3.3 Introduce a retroft programme to
    environmental sustainability. elsewhere:
    maximise energy efciency.
    7.2.4 Extend existing opportunities for 1) Refrain – refrain from actions that damage
    7.3.4 Install heat networks using new
    extra-curricular study of environmental biodiversity
    energy technology as an alternative to
    sustainability to all students.
    gas. 2) Reduce – reduce the damage our remaining
    actions create
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    3) Restore – restore biodiversity that has been available at most University outlets are 7.6.3 Reduce paper use by departments
    damaged vegetarian or vegan. All outlets under including introducing on-demand
    the main University catering contract printing across the University.
    4) Renew – renew and enhance nature
    have Sustainable Restaurant Association
    7.6.4 Limit the impact of information
    We will achieve biodiversity net gain certifcation. Environmental sustainability
    technology procurement and operations.
    through avoidance and reduction of food labelling is being trialled to evaluate
    the negative impact of our operations behavioural change linked to better 7.6.5 Avoid use of single-use products
    and supply chain (Refrain and Reduce), awareness of the impact of food production where possible.
    biodiversity enhancements on and of the on climate change and biodiversity.
    7.7 International travel
    estate (Restore and Renew), and biodiversity
    COMMITMENTS
    ofsetting (Renew). The best available REDUCE AVIATION EMISSIONS FROM
    metrics for biodiversity will be used. 7.5.1 Report the biodiversity and carbon UNIVERSITY STAFF AND INTERNATIONAL
    impact of our food on an annual basis. STUDENT TRAVEL AND OFFSET THE
    Because biodiversity impact is caused across
    BALANCE OF EMISSIONS
    all priority areas, we focus in this section on 7.5.2 Develop an action plan to reduce
    biodiversity-specifc commitments which these impacts signifcantly by 2030. Global air travel has almost doubled in ten
    are not covered elsewhere. years, from 2.2 billion passengers per year in
    7.5.3 Make all food at University catered
    2008 to 4.2 billion in 2018. Aviation is one of
    COMMITMENTS events vegan or vegetarian by default,
    the fastest-growing sources of greenhouse
    with meat and fsh available on demand.
    7.4.1 Measure, report and compensate for gas emissions. The UK has particularly
    the damage to biodiversity caused by the 7.5.4 End the use of bottled water and high aviation carbon dioxide emissions
    University’s operations and supply chain. ensure tap water is freely available to all per capita, accounting for 4% of global
    staf, students and visitors. emissions from fights.
    7.4.2 Agree and implement a plan to
    enhance biodiversity on the University 7.5.5 Use an externally verifed Flying is particularly damaging for the
    estate and beyond, taking the wellbeing certifcation scheme to assess the environment because emissions at high
    of the University’s staf and students, and sustainability credentials of the food altitudes from burning jet fuel and from
    wider community, into account. ofered at the University. This will soot and water vapour have a greater
    encompass local and ethical sourcing, environmental impact than emissions on
    7.4.3 Set a target of quantifable
    food waste, waste packaging and the ground.
    biodiversity net gain of 20% for all
    workers’ rights.
    development projects on University As a global university we attract students
    land, achieved and measured in 7.6 Sustainable resource use and staf from around the world and
    accordance with industry-standard best our academics travel for international
    IDENTIFY AND REDUCE THE
    practice. conferences and meetings, as well as to
    ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS OF OUR
    conduct research. International fights
    7.4.4 Bring the University’s biodiversity CONSUMPTION AND SUPPLY CHAIN
    are currently core to our business model.
    research and actions to the wider
    A University baseline review revealed that We need to reduce fights and to address
    community, for example through
    the biodiversity and climate impacts of our emissions from aviation.
    engagement events at the University’s
    supply chain and consumption dwarf those
    museums and gardens, to stimulate In 2018/19, staf fying on University
    from our buildings and energy use.
    interest in and concern for biodiversity business emitted an estimated 30,000
    and strengthen the links between Some of the biggest areas of environmental tonnes of carbon, and international students
    biodiversity and wellbeing. harm from our supply chain are laboratory travelling to Oxford to study produced
    consumables, paper and information an estimated 21,000 tonnes more. These
    7.5 Sustainable food
    technology. Reducing the environmental fgures exclude emissions from visitors
    REDUCE THE CARBON EMISSIONS AND impact of our consumption can be invited to collaborate or attend conferences
    BIODIVERSITY IMPACT OF OUR FOOD addressed by changing behaviour, reducing in Oxford.
    use and minimising waste. The University’s
    How we produce and consume food afects COMMITMENTS
    annual recycling rate of 35% is signifcantly
    biodiversity loss, deforestation, carbon
    lower than Oxfordshire’s rate of 58% for 7.7.1 Agree the extent of University staf
    emissions,6 climate change, water scarcity
    household waste. and student fights to be calculated and
    and water pollution. Food production
    report on these emissions annually.
    accounts for 25% of total global greenhouse Scrutinising our supply chain includes
    emissions and is the leading cause of assessing suppliers for their water 7.7.2 Develop and implement a travel
    biodiversity loss7. Oxford research shows use, waste generation, sourcing of raw policy for air, rail and other travel which
    that the most efective way to reduce the materials, energy efciency, packaging and incorporates a Travel Hierarchy for all
    climate impact of our diet is to consume less compliance. domestic and international travel for staf
    meat and dairy and eat more plant-based and students as follows:
    COMMITMENTS
    foods8.
    • avoid travel
    7.6.1 Avoid and reduce the biodiversity
    We have already acted to reduce the impact • reduce travel demand to and from the
    and climate impacts of our supply chain.
    of catering at the University. Half the meals University
    7.6.2 Set a target to increase the recycling • travel without fying
    rate, potentially using a building • fy when there are no alternatives and
    6
    https://ourworldindata.org/food-ghg-emissions
    7
    https://ipbes.net/sites/default/fles/2020
    recycling league table. ofset these emissions through the
    8
    https://science.sciencemag.org/content/360/6392/987 Oxford Sustainability Fund.
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    7.7.2 Roll out a large-scale engagement 7.8.2 Reduce the need for our staf to 7.9.4 Annually publish the Investment
    programme to encourage use of the travel by supporting remote and fexible Committee’s Socially Responsible
    Travel Hierarchy across departments. working. Investment report.
    7.7.4 Reduce fights. 7.8.3 Support more sustainable choices of 7.9.5 Ensure a member with relevant
    public transport, walking and cycling. expertise in investment management
    7.7.5 Levy a sustainability charge on
    and climate-conscious investment is
    business fights and international 7.8.4 Where possible, reduce commuter
    appointed to the Investment Committee.
    student commuting fights to contribute parking, prioritising parking for
    to the Oxford Sustainability Fund. those with disabilities and caring
    8. Closing, timeline and outline costs
    responsibilities, in order to make better
    7.7.6 Ofset emissions from all business
    provision for cyclists and pedestrians. We all face an unprecedented threat from
    and international student fights, starting
    from the 2034/35 fnancial year. 7.8.5 Develop proposals and work with multiple, intersecting environmental
    partners to improve public transport problems. These pose an existential threat
    7.8 Local travel to human society as we know it across the
    and walking and cycling connectivity
    LIMIT TRANSPORT EMISSIONS BY between sites used by the University. planet, and it is vital that every individual,
    REDUCING THE NEED TO TRAVEL, company and institution does their part to
    7.9 Investments address them.
    ENCOURAGING WALKING, CYCLING
    AND USE OF PUBLIC TRANSPORT, AND ENSURE THAT THE UNIVERSITY, AS AN This Environmental Sustainability Strategy
    MANAGING THE DEMAND TO TRAVEL BY INVESTOR, IS PART OF THE SOLUTION TO provides a framework for the University of
    CAR CLIMATE CHANGE AND BIODIVERSITY Oxford to do this. We are under no illusion
    LOSS that putting it into practice will be easy, but
    Transport is responsible for more emissions
    than any other sector of the UK economy, The University has substantial investments, we believe that the principles set out above
    accounting for 28% of all greenhouse gas most of which are perpetuity, charitable will put us on the road to becoming part of
    emissions in the UK in 2018. Staf and endowment funds, managed by a the solution to the environmental crisis.
    student commuting, operational needs specialised investment team, Oxford The timeline below shows the major actions
    and freight deliveries all contribute to the University Endowment Management and outcomes of the strategy to 2035.
    University’s carbon emissions. Transport (OUem). This is a wholly owned subsidiary
    is the main source of nitrogen dioxide in of the University and manages over
    the city, accounting for 75% of emissions in £4 billion of charitable money on behalf
    Oxford. Vehicle movements also endanger of the collegiate University. Investment
    vulnerable road users and create noise policy is set by the University’s Investment
    pollution and congestion. Committee and implemented by OUem.
    Around 60% of staf live outside the OUem actively manages the Endowment
    Oxford ring road, often resulting in lengthy Fund to be part of the solution to climate
    commutes. In 2018/19, 75% of staf and 97% change and biodiversity loss. The Oxford
    of students travelled to work and study Endowment Fund has recently placed
    by sustainable modes. However, 11,200 restrictions on direct investment in fossil
    tonnes of carbon was emitted from staf and fuels. lnvestments are thoroughly analysed
    student commuting. for potential environmental and social
    risks to prevent poorly managed negative
    The University supports staf and students
    environmental and social outcomes.
    with disabilities who need a parking permit.
    Any measures introduced to manage the COMMITMENTS
    demand to travel by car will not restrict
    7.9.1 Publicly disclose an Investment
    access to parking for those with disabilities.
    Policy Statement that describes how
    The University’s vehicle feet is now 11% the University manages its investment
    electric. Freight and post have already assets, outlining the governance
    been consolidated through the University structure, investment objectives and
    internal mail service, which delivers more processes relevant to environmental
    than 1 million items per year by bike and sustainability and climate change.
    zero-emission electric vehicle. We will
    7.9.2 Implement the resolutions of
    work on further freight consolidation at the
    Congregation on Fossil Fuel Divestments
    University.
    and Net Zero Investment9.
    COMMITMENTS
    7.9.3 Actively engage with fund managers
    7.8.1 Support and lobby Oxford City using the Oxford Martin Principles for
    Council, Oxfordshire County Council Climate-Conscious Investment.
    and central government to implement
    proposals aimed at reducing congestion
    and improving air quality, by investing
    in walking, cycling and public transport
    infrastructure in Oxford. 9
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    Outline capital and revenue costs of implementing the strategy

    Project Detail Costs


    classifcation
    2019/20 –
    2034/35 (£m)
    Capital costs 210
    Estate infrastructure Install Old Road Campus heat network: 25
    Install district heating network throughout the Old Road Campus to replace existing heat raising
    plant with central combined heat and power (CHP) plant. When scalable renewables become
    feasible (estimated c2030), replace CHP with these alternatives to remove fossil fuel heat sources.
    Estate infrastructure Install city centre heat network: 40
    Link existing heat networks in the Science Area. Increase utilisation of existing plant and
    supplement with heat pumps in the short term. When scalable renewables become feasible
    (estimated c2030), replace traditional boilers and CHP with these alternatives to remove fossil fuel
    heat sources.
    Estate infrastructure Upgrade other dispersed buildings to heat pumps: 14
    Where buildings are not near a district heat network, traditional boilers can be replaced with air
    or ground source heat pumps. This technology is currently best suited to small applications but is
    expected to become more scalable as it advances.
    Departmental Electricity efciency retroft: 8
    infrastructure
    Extensive opportunities exist to improve the efciency of electrical plant and user behaviours
    across the estate. This element would be delivered through the existing Carbon Management Plan.
    To date, average simple payback on electrical efciency projects is under three years.
    Departmental Gas efciency retroft: 8
    infrastructure
    Extensive opportunities exist to improve the thermal efciency of buildings across the estate. This
    element would be delivered through the existing Carbon Management Plan. It is important to take
    a ‘fabric frst’ approach to ensure that new heat sources are sized correctly.
    External infrastructure Sustainable Travel Fund (capital): 3.5
    The University invests in sustainable and active travel infrastructure to help staf and students get
    around the city without using private cars.
    Maintenance Maintenance costs: 111
    Any heat raising plant requires regular maintenance to ensure that it runs smoothly and efciently.
    Buildings are mainly heated by independent gas boilers, providing hot water for heating and
    services. It is anticipated that replacing individual boilers with heat networks and CHP will
    reduce maintenance outlay. However, when this plant is replaced with electric equivalents, this
    maintenance cost is expected to increase.
    University of Oxford Gazette • Supplement (1) to No 5293 • 18 November 2020 135

    Revenue costs 237


    Travel Sustainable Travel Fund (revenue): 3.5
    The fund provides support and engagement on reducing emissions from local and international
    travel.
    Carbon ofsetting Ofset purchasing: 6
    The University will purchase carbon ofsets to mitigate any unavoidable emissions. At frst this
    would be limited due to afordability, but in due course net zero would not be achievable without
    ofsetting. Nature-based solutions and carbon capture and storage solutions would be used,
    depending on availability and cost.
    Biodiversity ofsetting Biodiversity management: 3
    Improving the built and natural environment to encourage a rich and wide range of fora and fauna
    across the estate requires investment. This fund is targeted at improvements across the estate,
    as well as exploring interventions away from the estate to mitigate the University’s supply chain
    impacts.
    Utilities cost Electricity and gas 224
    Total spend across the University
    Total 447

    Environmental Sustainability Strategy Working Group members

    Dr David Prout Pro-Vice-Chancellor, Planning and Resources (Chair)


    Ms Harriet Waters Environmental Sustainability (Secretary)
    Professor Patrick Grant Pro-Vice Chancellor, Research
    Professor Anne Trefethen Pro-Vice Chancellor, People and GLAM
    Professor Martin Williams Pro-Vice-Chancellor, Education
    Professor Myles Allen Mathematical, Physical and Life Sciences Division
    Ms Kaya Axelsson Oxford Student Union VP Charities and Community
    Professor Nick Brown Principal of Linacre
    Ms Antonia Coad Oxford University Endowment Management
    Professor Tim Coulson Mathematical, Physical and Life Sciences Division
    Professor Sarah Darby Social Sciences Division
    Professor Daniel Grimley Humanities Division
    Ms Isobel Hughes Estates Services
    Professor Susan Jebb Medical Sciences Division
    Professor Malcolm McCulloch Mathematical, Physical and Life Sciences Division
    Professor E J Milner-Gulland Mathematical, Physical and Life Sciences Division
    Ms Joanne Murraybrown Environmental Sustainability
    Dr Stefanie Reiss Environmental Sustainability
    Professor Tim Schwanen Social Sciences Division
    Professor Nathalie Seddon Mathematical, Physical and Life Sciences Division
    Professor David Wallom Mathematical, Physical and Life Sciences Division
    Professor Kathy Willis Principal of St Edmund Hall
    Dr Chris Wymant Medical Sciences Division
    Mr Tom Yearley Environmental Sustainability
    Additional contributors:
    Ms Vered Balan Environmental Sustainability
    Professor Richard Barker Saïd Business School
    Mr Adam Bows Environmental Sustainability
    Professor Nick Eyre Social Sciences Division
    Mr Henry Grub Mathematical, Physical and Life Sciences Division
    Professor Jim Hall Social Sciences Division
    Professor Cameron Hepburn Social Sciences Division
    136 University of Oxford Gazette • Supplement (1) to No 5293 • 18 November 2020

    Oxford University Sustainability Strategy Glossary of Terms

    Baseline A date against which the University will measure its progress: 2009/10 for carbon emissions and
    2018/19 for biodiversity
    Biodiversity The amount of, and variability in, living nature (genes, individuals, species, communities and
    ecosystems), including the functions and processes which nature provides
    Biodiversity net gain The University will account for the biodiversity impacts from development on its estate, management
    of its estate and its operations, and supply chain; avoid and reduce its impacts as much as possible;
    and use biodiversity ofsetting to compensate for its residual impacts. Biodiversity will be overall
    demonstrably enhanced as a result of the University’s ongoing activities across its whole portfolio by
    2035. The University will use 2018/19 as its biodiversity baseline.
    Biodiversity ofsetting Involves undertaking conservation and restoration activities to enhance biodiversity for the purpose
    of compensation for biodiversity losses and impacts that arise from the University’s development,
    management of its estate and its operations, and supply chain.
    Carbon emissions The release into the atmosphere of carbon dioxide or carbon dioxide equivalents, a metric measure
    used to compare the emissions from various greenhouse gases on the basis of their global-warming
    potential (GWP), by converting amounts of other gases to the equivalent amount of carbon dioxide with
    the same global warming potential
    Carbon Management Fund The existing fund that manages carbon reduction projects across the University
    Carbon ofsetting A process whereby carbon or carbon equivalent gases are removed from or prevented from entering the
    atmosphere, and stored securely, for the purpose of compensating for University emissions of carbon or
    carbon-equivalent gases
    Environmental Sustainability A group of academics who have worked with the Environmental Sustainability team to draft this
    Strategy Working Group Environmental Sustainability Strategy
    Net zero carbon The University will account for carbon emissions associated with its Scope 1, 2 and 3 activities, reduce
    them as much as possible and then balance residual emissions through carbon ofsetting to reach
    net zero carbon by 2035. The University will use its peak energy consumption of 2009/10 as its carbon
    baseline. Scope 1 emissions are direct emissions, primarily from gas used for heating buildings. Scope
    2 emissions are indirect emissions from electricity generation for use in University buildings. Scope 3
    emissions are all other indirect emissions from activities of the organisation, such as travel,
    procurement, waste, water and investments.
    Oxford Sustainability Fund A new fund to be established to fnance the income and expenditure related to implementing the
    Environmental Sustainability Strategy
    Scope 1 emissions Direct emissions, primarily from gas used for heating University buildings
    Scope 2 emissions Indirect emissions from electricity generation for use in University buildings
    Scope 3 emissions All other indirect emissions from activities of the organisation, including emissions from travel,
    procurement, waste, water and investments
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    Obituaries Contested elections 26 November Council


    • One of four members of Congregation
    Merton The nomination period for these elections
    elected by Congregation not necessarily
    closed at 4pm on 29 October. The following
    Paul Michael Rowe, 18 May 2020; 1995. being a member of any division and
    elections will be contested and the results
    Aged 42. not in any case being nominated in a
    determined by an electronic ballot of the
    divisional capacity, to serve until the
    St Hugh’s eligible electorates. The ballots will be
    start of MT 2024 [vice Professor Sir Rory
    administered by Civica Ltd (CES Votes)
    Jennifer Scanlan (née Michael); Collins, St John’s, Clinical Medicine]
    on behalf of the University of Oxford. All
    3 November 2020; 1950. Aged 88.
    members of Congregation are eligible The following nominations have been
    Dame Rachel Waterhouse (née
    to vote in the election to Council; only received:
    Franklin); 14 October 2020; 1941.
    full members of the Faculty of Oriental
    Aged 97. Professor Myles R Allen, BA DPhil Oxf,
    Studies are eligible to vote in the election
    Linacre, Faculty of Physics and School of
    to the Faculty Board. Queries regarding
    Geography and the Environment
    membership of Congregation should be
    sent to congregation.membership@admin. Nominated by:
    ox.ac.uk. N Leimu-Brown, Principal of Linacre,
    Department of Plant Sciences
    Eligible voters were sent an email
    I Tracey, Warden of Merton, Nufeld
    with further instructions on Tuesday,
    Department of Clinical Neurosciences
    10 November. The email from CES Votes
    K Blundell, St John’s, Department of
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    and a unique link to the voting website:
    D Dorling, St Peter’s, School of Geography
    when voters click on the link, they will be
    and the Environment
    taken to the voting website where they can
    C Hepburn, St Edmund Hall, School
    cast their vote. Voters may wish to read the
    of Geography and the Environment/
    candidates’ statements before completing
    Smith School of Enterprise and the
    their electronic vote. The voting period will
    Environment
    close at 4pm on 26 November. The results
    R Khosla, Somerville, School of
    will be announced on the University website
    Geography and the Environment/
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    For further information, please contact the and the Environment/Faculty of
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    Experimental Psychology
    L Rajamani, St Peter’s, Faculty of Law
    H Waters, Estates Services
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    Candidate statement: Professor Sir Rory Collins, MB BS Lond, Faculty Boards


    The implementation of the University’s BSc Washington DC, MA MSc Oxf, St John’s,
    BOARD OF THE FACULTY OF ORIENTAL
    Sustainability Strategy and the recent Faculty of Clinical Medicine
    STUDIES
    Congregation motion on fossil fuel
    Nominated by:
    divestment will be key issues for Council • Three persons elected by and from
    M Snowling, President of St John’s,
    over the coming years. I have been deeply among the members of the Faculty of
    Department of Experimental
    involved in both developments. As a Oriental Studies, to serve until the start
    Psychology
    Professor of Geosystem Science in the of MT 2022 [vice Professor Dirk Meyer,
    Sir John Bell, Christ Church, Medical
    School of Geography and the Environment Professor Jeremy Johns and Professor
    Sciences
    and Director of the new cross-Divisional Margaret Hillenbrand]
    T Boyt, Reuben
    Oxford Net Zero initiative, with a long-
    F Essler, Worcester, Department of The following nominations have been
    standing association with the Department
    Physics received:
    of Physics and former student of Physics and
    C Fabre, All Souls, Faculty of Philosophy
    Philosophy, I have links to Social Sciences, Professor Diwakar Acharya, MA Benares,
    M Freeman, Lincoln, Dunn School of
    MPLS and Humanities Divisions. Our MA Oxf, PhD Hamburg, All Souls
    Pathology
    research in the 2000s identifed the need
    H Hamerow, St Cross, Faculty of History Nominated by:
    for net zero carbon dioxide emissions to halt
    G Johnson, Christ Church, History of Art I Bangha, Wolfson
    global warming, and I have been working
    Department L Jabb, Wolfson
    on the implications ever since. I am proud
    K Nobre, St Catherine’s, Department of J Lowe, Wolfson
    that our University is working towards an
    Experimental Psychology P (R) O’Hanlon, St Cross
    ambitious commitment to net biodiversity
    G Screaton, University College, Head of D Rechter, Brasenose
    gain and net zero emissions, and that we
    Medical Sciences Division Y Vevaina, Wolfson
    are taking an evidence-led approach to
    prioritise real impact over image. Crucial Candidate statement: Candidate statement:
    strategic questions remain open, such as I have served as an elected member of [No candidate statement received]
    how we navigate a commitment to net Council on behalf of Congregation since
    Professor Edmund Herzig, MA Camb, DPhil
    zero emissions with our status as a global Michaelmas 2016, representing Council
    Oxf, Wadham
    university committed to a universal and on the Planning and Resource Allocation
    open academe and increasing geographical Committee and the Personnel Committee. Nominated by:
    diversity in staf and student recruitment. W Armbrust, St Antony’s
    My focus has been on encouraging the
    On divestment, discussions with students D Rechter, Brasenose
    University to do all it reasonably can to
    and colleagues on this issue over recent J Lewis, Wolfson
    support all of its staf (both academic
    years led to the Oxford Martin Principles for U Roesler, Wolfson
    and non-academic), trying to ensure
    Climate-conscious Investment that form a
    that its investment in “physical capital” Candidate statement:
    key component of the Congregation motion.
    (buildings, equipment) is matched by If elected to Faculty Board, I will use
    As a former ULNTF, I recognise the need to
    a similar enthusiasm for investing in its the experience gained in more than
    support those on research-intensive careers,
    people (“human capital”). In particular, I’ve a dozen years of research, teaching
    and as a benefciary of early enlightened
    been closely involved in the University’s and administration at Oxford, and my
    decisions on parental leave, I feel
    decisions to interrogate and address gender- knowledge of the wider university, to work
    particularly strongly about accommodating
    specifc salary disparities, to identify gaps for the Faculty’s interests and help it to
    colleagues’ caring responsibilities.
    in child-care provision, and to commit respond to current and future challenges.
    explicitly to protecting pension rights.
    Professor Dirk Meyer, drs MA PhD Leiden,
    In 2013, I established the Nufeld MA Oxf, Queen’s
    Department of Population Health (NDPH)
    Nominated by:
    to deliver research that has a major impact
    W Armbrust, St Antony’s
    on population health around the world,
    J Lewis, Wolfson
    as well as to develop the next generation
    D Rechter, Brasenose
    of researchers. I have been committed
    U Roesler, Wolfson
    to ensuring that everyone in NDPH has
    the opportunity to fulfl their potential Candidate statement:
    (e.g. supporting staf to go on the Women [No candidate statement received]
    Transforming Leadership Programme)
    Professor Asli Niyazioglu, PhD Harvard,
    and removing obstacles to doing so (e.g.
    Exeter
    obtaining good child-care provision on Old
    Road Campus), as illustrated by NDPH’s Nominated by:
    gender-equality at all staf grades. W Armbrust, St Antony’s
    J Lewis, Wolfson
    I’m seeking re-election to Council because
    L Mignon, St Antony’s
    it is very likely that the next few years will
    D Rechter, Brasenose
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    Colleges, Halls and Societies

    Changes to Examination Regulations Obituaries Nicholas Edward Krasno, 1971;


    16 August 2020. Aged 67.
    For the complete text of each regulation Christ Church Julian Miles Lessey, 1952; 20 January
    listed below and a listing of all changes to 2020. Aged 86.
    Nicholas Robert Skalmerud Baker,
    regulations for this year to date, please see John Rupert Lloyd, 1952; 31 October
    1978; 5 July 2020. Aged 61.
    https://gazette.web.ox.ac.uk/examination- 2019. Aged 86.
    Edwin Philip Balcombe, 1953; 8 April
    regulations-0. Frances Robert Lucas, 1959; 11 August
    2020. Aged 87.
    2020. Aged 81.
    Education Committee Timothy John Beardson, 1970;
    Robin Lush, 1950; 2019. Aged 87.
    12 October 2020. Aged 69.
    REGULATIONS FOR THE CONDUCT OF Nicholas Patrick Philip Martin-Smith,
    Michael David Meredith Brown, 1955;
    UNIVERSITY EXAMINATIONS: PART 14 1969; 15 October 2019. Aged 68.
    9 March 2019. Aged 82.
    LATE SUBMISSION, NON-SUBMISSION, Peter Bryan Conrad Matthews, FRS,
    Anthony (Tony) George Noel Burden,
    NON-APPEARANCE AND WITHDRAWAL 1958; 3 March 2020. Aged 81. Former
    1950.
    FROM EXAMINATIONS member of the Governing Body.
    Ralph Sydney Carver, 1957; 20 August
    changes to clarify parameters for Douglas Morrison, FFA, 1978;
    2020. Aged 81.
    requests under Part 14 9 November 2019. Aged 59.
    Hugh Roderick (Rod) Darby, 1962;
    Sir Michael Bernard Grenville,
    Continuing Education Board and 5 March 2020. Aged 76.
    Oppenheimer, Bt, 1945; 2020. Aged 95.
    Humanities Board Cecil Grattan De Courcey-Wheeler,
    Revd David Lewis Peters, 1959; 15 July
    1966; 24 August 2020. Aged 73.
    PGCERT IN PRACTICAL ETHICS 2020.
    Anthony Egan De Jasay, 1955; 23
    correction to notice published in Gazette Arthur Roberts, 1957; 7 May 2020.
    January 2019. Aged 93.
    No 5281, 18 June 2020 Anthony Roger Sabine, 1962; 23 May
    John Alexander Downey, 1960; 14
    2020. Aged 76.
    Continuing Education Board and October 2019. Aged 89.
    Barrie Sales, 1960; 2020. Aged 84.
    Medical Sciences Board Richard Anthony Everest, 1958; 2 April
    Colonel Adrian John Conway Seymour,
    2020. Aged 81.
    PG PROGRAMME IN EVIDENCE-BASED 1936; 12 September 2020. Aged 102.
    Frederick Conrad Cotton Finch, 1967;
    HEALTHCARE David Richard Speight, 1958;
    2020. Aged 71.
    introduction of optionality for MSc EBHC 12 February 2020. Aged 83.
    James (Jim) George Forrest, 1962; 2019.
    Systematic Reviews students Brian Lance Dawson Stone, 1957;
    Aged 76.
    12 June 2019. Aged 82.
    Social Sciences Board Philip Anthony St Quentin Gates, 1956;
    Richard Wyndham Watson, FRACS,
    4 April 2020. Aged 81.
    RESEARCH DEGREES IN THE OXFORD FRCS, 1993; 14 June 2020. Aged 83.
    Giuseppe Stefano Gazzoni Frascara,
    INTERNET INSTITUTE John Stuart Wheeler, 1955; 23 July 2020.
    1954; 2020. Aged 85.
    replacement of ‘Social Dynamics of the Aged 85.
    James Patrick Grifn, 1960; November
    Internet’ course with a new bespoke Richard Jeremy Willder, 1958;
    2019. Aged 86.
    ‘Advanced Social Theory’ course 13 November 2019. Aged 81.
    Hon Dr Desmond Walter Guinness,
    Peter Wollen, 1956; 17 December 2019.
    1951; 20 August 2020. Aged 88.
    Aged 81.
    Donald John Haley, 1946; September
    Rt Hon Lord Charles Cuthbert Powell
    2020.
    Williams, CBE, 1951; 30 December
    Jeremy Frank Harwood, 1966;
    2019. Aged 86.
    26 September 2020. Aged 73.
    John Michael Palmer Horsley, FCA, Merton
    1959; 26 May 2020. Aged 81.
    Stephen Blow, March 2019; 1959.
    James Ian Rees Horton, 1953; 2019.
    Aged 79.
    Aged 85.
    Roger Bennett Brown, March 2018; 1952.
    Timothy George Hoult, 1950; June
    Aged 85.
    2020. Aged 88.
    Lionel Lewis, October 2020; 1946.
    Richard Trevor Relton Jackson, 1971;
    Aged 92.
    26 March 2020. Aged 67.
    David Watson, 6 September 2020; 1954.
    John Lindsay Jopling, 1955; February
    Aged 86.
    2020. Aged 84.
    Robert Floyd Judd, 1980; 24 August
    2019. Aged 63.
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    Changes to Regulations:
    (a) Remit of Investment Examinations for the Degree of Doctor of
    Committee’s new Ethical Philosophy
    Investment Representations
    Review Subcommittee, to take
    Colleges, Halls and Societies 173
    efect from 1st week of Trinity
    term 2021 Obituaries:
    (b) Changes to the composition of the Christ Church
    Education Committee St Hilda’s
    (c) Amendments to Audit and St Hugh’s
    Scrutiny Committee Regulations Trinity
    Congregation 7 December:
    Degree by Resolution Advertisements 174
    Council of the University:
    Register of Congregation Notifcation of Prizes,
    Grants and Funding 176
    Congregation 170 Peterhouse, Cambridge: Graduate
    Studentships 2021
    Congregation 19 January:
    (1) Voting on changes to Congregation Hanseatic and Theodor Heuss
    Regulations 2 of 2002: the conduct Scholarships for study in Germany
    of business in Congregation
    (2) Voting on Suspension to
    Congregation Regulations 3 of Notifcations of Vacancies 176
    2002: Religious Services and
    Sermons University of Oxford

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    Notices 172
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    Council mandated by the Congregation Resolution.


    The new member, Huw van Steenis, is now
    faculties in the Divisions of Humanities
    and of Social Sciences; and

    and Main in place and at work.


    (6) one sabbatical trustee of Oxford

    Committees
    The other part of SRIRC’s remit has been to University Student Union.
    receive and consider representations from
    29.2. The subcommittee shall consider
    within the University about the University’s
    representations concerning ethical or
    investments. The proposed changes
    socially responsible investment relating
    recast SRIRC as a new subcommittee
    to the Investment Policy Statement.
    of Investment Committee – the Ethical
    Representations shall be submitted to
    Council of the University Investment Representations Review
    it as set out in 29.3(1)–(3) below, and the
    Subcommittee – dedicated to addressing
    subcommittee will make recommendations
    Changes to Regulations representations, which, it is hoped, will
    to Investment Committee, which
    include the current internal members of
    Council has made the following changes to Investment Committee shall take into
    SRIRC if those currently holding elected
    regulations, to come into efect on account in proposing any amendments to
    positions are willing stand for election to
    25 December. the Investment Policy Statement or making
    the new body. Given that the Investment
    other recommendations to Council as
    (a) Remit of Investment Committee’s Policy Statement is written by Investment
    appropriate.
    new Ethical Investment Committee it seems more appropriate that
    Representations Review representations about the policy should 29.3. Representations concerning the Policy,
    Subcommittee, to take efect from 1st be addressed in the frst instance by a body and proposals related to the implementation
    week of Trinity term 2021 which reports to it. The Ethical Investment of the Policy, may be submitted to the
    Representations Review Subcommittee subcommittee as follows:
    Explanatory Note
    will also have a broad remit to invite
    (1) by Council, the Investment
    A dual governance model has evolved external or internal experts to advise it
    Committee or any other committee
    in recent years where responsibility on the representations it receives, and its
    reporting directly to Council;
    for monitoring and overseeing socially recommendations will be reported via the
    responsible investment practices rests both Investment Committee to Council. It is (2) by ten or more members of
    with the Investment Committee and with proposed to reduce the number of members Congregation;
    the Socially Responsible Investment Review of Congregation required to submit a
    (3) by a majority resolution of the Council
    Committee (SRIRC). Council altered the representation from 20 (as currently) to 10.
    of the Oxford University Student Union.
    terms of reference of Investment Committee
    Text of Regulations
    in March 2019 to make more explicit 29.4. The subcommittee shall:
    its responsibilities relating to socially 1 In Council Regulations 15 of 2002,
    (1) invite to attend its meetings such
    responsible investment. The existence of delete existing Part 29, concerning the
    external or internal experts as it
    two committees with such overlapping Socially Responsible Investment Review
    considers may possess expertise relevant
    responsibilities is a by-product of the desire Committee, and replace as follows:
    to the Representations before the
    to have socially responsible investment
    ‘29.1. The Ethical Investment subcommittee;
    at the core of Investment Committee’s
    Representations Review Subcommittee
    activities, but is unduly confusing and is (2) investigate what, if any, alterations
    shall consist of:
    not an arrangement replicated at any other to the Investment Policy Statement
    university, as was found by an extensive (1) a Chair who shall be the member of ought to be recommended to
    benchmarking exercise. This has been Investment Committee with expertise Investment Committee in light of such
    acknowledged by both committees, as in socially responsible investment representations and report to Investment
    well as General Purposes Committee and appointed under Council Regulations 15 Committee; and
    Council, as unsatisfactory. One difculty of 2002 Section 23.1(9), or another Chair
    (3) report annually to Council via
    of such a system was demonstrated by the with appropriate expertise appointed by
    Investment Committee on its activities.’
    Congregation Resolution on divestment Council;
    and engagement earlier this year, where 2 In Council Regulations 15 of 2002,
    (2) the Pro-Vice-Chancellor (Research)
    the concerned members of Congregation amend Part 23, concerning the Investment
    or another Pro-Vice-Chancellor as shall
    did not make a representation to either Committee, as follows (new text underlined,
    be determined by Council from time to
    committee, but brought a resolution deleted text struck through):
    time;
    directly to Congregation. Furthermore, a
    ‘23.1. The Investment Committee shall
    new Investment Policy Statement is being (3) a member of the Committee for
    consist of:
    written which will integrate the University’s Review of Donations and Research
    Socially Responsible Investment Policy Funding, appointed by Council; (1) the Vice-Chancellor;
    and the various restrictions the University
    (4) a member of Congregation elected (2)–(6) at least fve external persons
    has imposed on investments in a single
    by Congregation from members appointed by Council, all of whom shall
    document.
    of the faculties in the Divisions of bring recent and relevant expertise of
    This change places responsibility for Mathematical, Physical and Life Sciences investment management to the working
    monitoring of policy and practice solely with and of Medical Sciences; of the committee, and one of whom
    the Investment Committee, aforced by the shall be appointed by Council to serve as
    (5) a member of Congregation elected
    addition of the new member with specifc chairman of the committee;
    by Congregation from members of the
    expertise in climate-conscious investment
    University of Oxford Gazette • 10 December 2020 167

    (7)–(8) up to two other members investment-related proposals with Text of Regulations


    appointed by Council who shall regard to any potential impact on the
    In Part 2 of Council Regulations 15 of 2002,
    have recent and relevant expertise of investment objective or strategy of the
    concerning the Education Committee,
    investment management.; and investments under its remit;
    amend regulation 2.1 as follows (new text
    (9) a third member appointed by Council (4) evaluating, where relevant, the underlined, deleted text struck through):
    (who may be internal or external) who performance of the Funds against
    ‘2.1. The Education Committee shall consist
    shall have recent and relevant expertise investment objectives and agreed
    of:
    in investment management, as well as benchmarks and oversight and
    recent and relevant expertise in climate- monitoring of compliance with and (1) the Pro-Vice-Chancellor (Education)
    conscious investment, to review and implementation of all policies and who shall chair the committee;
    engage with progress on divestment and guidelines (including those relating to
    (2)–(4) the Proctors and the Assessor;
    engagement and report this to the chair socially responsible investment) relevant
    of the Investment Committee. to the Funds; (5), (6) two persons appointed by Council
    from among the members of Council;
    23.2. The Director of Finance and the Chief (5) advising the Board of OUEM in the
    Investment Ofcer of Oxford University recruitment, support and appraisal of the (7), (8) two persons appointed by Council
    Endowment Management Ltd (“OUEM”) Chief Investment Ofcer of OUEM and from the divisions to ensure appropriate
    shall normally be in attendance at the monitoring his or her performance; disciplinary balance (one normally to be
    meeting of the committee, but shall not a Director of Graduate Studies);
    (6) working with OUEM Ltd to agree the
    have the right to vote.
    fees to be paid by the Funds; (9) the Chair or Vice-Chair of the
    23.3. The members of the committee Conference of Colleges;
    (7) creating, and reviewing on a regular
    appointed at 23.1 (2)–(9) above shall serve
    basis, an Investment Policy Statement (10) the Chair of the Senior Tutors’
    for fve years and shall be re-eligible for
    which Council shall approve; Committee of the Conference of
    reappointment for one further period of up
    Colleges;
    to fve years. Casual terms of ofce shall not (8) reviewing Representations relevant
    count towards this limit. to that policy submitted via the (11) the Chair of the Graduate Committee
    Ethical Investment Representations of the Conference of Colleges;
    23.4. Notwithstanding regulation 23.3
    Review Subcommittee and making
    above, the General Purposes Committee (12) the Chair of the Admissions
    recommendations to Council as
    of Council may determine that further Committee of the Conference of
    appropriate;
    consecutive periods are permitted in an Colleges;
    individual case. (97) reporting to Council at least annually
    (13) Chair of the Graduate Admissions
    on the matters above and on such other
    23.5. The committee shall be responsible for Committeethe Chair of the Taught
    matters as the committee sees ft.’
    the strategic oversight and supervision of all Degrees Panel;
    funds invested by, or for the beneft of, the 3 These regulations shall be efective from
    (14) the Chair of the Research Degrees
    University (including any funds placed with 26 April 2021.
    Panel;
    the University by external bodies), except:
    (b) Changes to the composition of the
    (15) the Chair of the Quality Assurance
    (1) those investments which Council Education Committee
    Subcommittee;
    determines to be the responsibility of the
    Explanatory Note
    Finance Committee or other bodies; and (16) the Chair of the Student Wellbeing
    The following changes amend Subcommittee;
    (2) those held by Societies or the Press.
    the composition of the Education
    (1417)–(1720) the chairs of the Education
    23.6. In particular, the committee shall be Committee to include the chairs of
    Committees (or their equivalent) of each
    responsible for: the Education Committee’s main
    division;
    panels and subcommittees: this will
    (1) recommending to Council suitable
    ensure representation of the diferent (1821) the Directora representative of the
    investment objectives and, where
    constituencies involved in the direction and Department for Continuing Education;
    relevant, distribution policies for the
    delivery of education across the collegiate
    investments under its remit, currently (1922), (2023) the Vice-President (Access
    University. The Chair of the Graduate
    The Oxford Funds: Collegiate Feeder and Academic Afairs) and the Vice-
    Admissions Committee has been removed
    Units; The Oxford Funds: OCF Units; the President (Graduates) of the Oxford
    because this post is flled ex ofcio by the
    Strategic Capital Account; the Venture University Student Union.
    Pro-Vice-Chancellor (Education), who is
    Fund (“the Funds”);
    also chair of the Education Committee. 2.2. The committee may co-opt up to three
    (2) setting, where appropriate, The ex ofcio position for the Director of additional members, one two of whom may
    investment policies, benchmarks, risk the Department for Continuing Education be an external members.’
    guidelines and investment restrictions is being replaced by a position for a
    (c) Amendments to Audit and Scrutiny
    for the Funds taking into account the representative of the department with a
    Committee Regulations
    agreed objectives and policies as set out 3-year term of ofce, to bring this into line
    in 23.6 (1) and including those relating to with the other positions on the committee. Explanatory Note
    socially responsible investment; The changes also allow two (rather than one)
    Amendments to the regulations relating
    of the three co-opted positions to be held
    (3) advising Council, or such other body to the Audit and Scrutiny Committee are
    by external members to allow for greater
    as Council might direct, on implications proposed to: (i) include the Director of
    fexibility.
    of specifc socially responsible
    168 University of Oxford Gazette • 10 December 2020

    Assurance in the list of ofcers in attendance University or any college which involves (3) be entitled to discuss any matters
    at meetings of the Committee; (ii) reduce executive authority. its members may wish to raise, in the
    the period of ofce of all members from four absence of University ofcers and/or the
    8.2. The Director of Assurance, the Director
    to three years; (iii) update the remit of the external and internal auditors;
    of Finance, the Registrar and the internal
    Committee to refect best practice guidance.
    auditors shall normally be in attendance (4) in respect of the University’s external
    Text of Regulations at the meetings of the committee; other audit arrangements:
    individuals, including representatives from
    In Council Regulations 15 of 2002, (a) consider and recommend to
    the external auditors, will be invited to
    concerning Committees Reporting Directly Council annually the appointment of
    attend as appropriate.
    to Council or one of its Main Committees, the external auditors, the audit fee,
    amend Part 8 relating to the Audit and 8.3. No member of the committee may at the the provision of non-audit services
    Scrutiny Committee as follows (new text same time also be a member of the Finance by the external auditors and any
    underlined, deleted text struck through): Committee or the Planning and Resource questions of resignation or dismissal
    Allocation Committee. of the external auditors;
    ‘8.1. The Audit and Scrutiny Committee shall
    consist of: 8.4. All members of the committee shall (b) monitor annually the performance
    serve for four three years and shall be and efectiveness of external auditors,
    (1) an external member of Council
    eligible for reappointment for one further including any matters afecting their
    appointed by Council who shall not be
    and fnal period of four three years. independence and objectivity, and
    a member of any other body or hold any
    make recommendations to Council
    position, which in the view of Council 8.5. The quorum for the committee shall
    concerning their reappointment,
    involves executive authority within be not less than four members of the
    where appropriate;
    the University, who shall chair the committee, of whom at least one shall be a
    committee; member appointed under 8.1(1)–(5) above. (c) agree with the external auditors,
    before the audit begins, the nature
    (2)–(5) four external persons appointed 8.6. The committee shall expect to receive
    and scope of the audit;
    by Council, at least two of whom shall full co-operation from all staf and students
    have experience at a senior level in the of the University in relation to all aspects of (d) discuss with the external
    non-public sector and all of whom shall the committee’s activity. auditors problems and reservations
    bring relevant expertise to the working of arising from the interim and fnal
    8.7. The committee shall provide
    the committee; audits, including a review of the
    independent assurance to assist Council
    management letter incorporating
    (6) a Head of House appointed by the in fulflling Council’s responsibilities for
    management responses;
    Conference of Colleges; ensuring the adequacy and efectiveness
    of the University’s arrangements for (5) in respect of the University’s internal
    (7) one member of Congregation
    risk management; control; governance; audit arrangements:
    elected by Congregation from among
    compliance with the legal and regulatory
    members of the faculties in the Divisions (a) consider and decide on the
    framework the University operates within
    of Mathematical, Physical and Life appointment and terms of
    (this includes the culture and behaviour
    Sciences and of Medical Sciences who engagement of the internal audit
    that is prevalent within the institution and
    shall not serve on Council or on any service (and the head of internal
    arrangements that can afect reputation);
    committee which in the view of Council audit, if applicable), the audit fee, the
    ethical and other behaviours, including
    has mainline executive authority within provision of non-audit services by the
    whistleblowing; sustainability and
    the University, or hold any ofce in the internal auditors and any questions
    economy, efciency and efectiveness
    University or any college which involves of resignation or dismissal of the
    (value for money); and the management
    executive authority; internal auditors;
    and quality assurance of data submitted
    (8) one member of Congregation elected to the Higher Education Statistics Agency (b) monitor annually the performance
    by Congregation from among members (“HESA”), the Student Loans Company, and efectiveness of internal auditors,
    of the faculties in the Divisions of and to the Ofce for Students and the other including any matters afecting their
    Humanities and Social Sciences who funding bodies. In particular, the committee independence and objectivity;
    shall not serve on Council or on any shall:
    (c) review the internal auditors’ audit
    committee which in the view of Council
    (1) request to Council that any matter, risk assessment, strategy and audit
    has mainline executive authority within
    which in the view of the committee plan;
    the University, or hold any ofce in the
    merits special and immediate
    University or any college which involves (d) consider major fndings of
    consideration, be brought to
    executive authority; internal audit investigations and the
    Congregation’s attention at any time
    management responses;
    (9) one member of Congregation, not during the academic year;
    necessarily being a member of any (e) ensure that the resources made
    (2) be entitled to place on the agenda of
    division and not in any case being available for internal audit are
    Council for discussion any matter which
    nominated in a divisional capacity, who sufcient to meet the institution’s
    the committee deems it appropriate
    shall be elected by Congregation who needs;
    and necessary for Council to consider.
    shall not serve on Council or on any
    The minute of any matter discussed by (f) receive and consider requests for
    committee which in the view of Council
    Council in this way shall be promptly internal audit reviews submitted
    has mainline executive authority within
    reported to the committee; by twenty or more members of
    the University, or hold any ofce in the
    Congregation via the Proctors;
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    (g) save in respect of any report that value for money in relation to those committee shall publish on the Oxford
    the committee considers requires funds; intranet within one month of acceptance
    immediate reference to Council, by the committee a summary of any
    and report annually on these matters to
    publish on the Oxford intranet within scrutiny review undertaken under
    Council;
    one month of acceptance by the regulation 8.8(4) or (5), or a summary
    committee the executive summary of (9) oversee the adequacy of the of why such a requested review was
    each internal audit report, including University’s arrangements to prevent considered unnecessary;
    of those reports produced under and detect irregularities, fraud and
    (7) save for those reports which the
    regulation 8.7(5)(f) or alternatively corruption, to include being notifed of
    committee considers shall remain
    a summary of why such a requested any action taken under the University’s
    confdential (for example those
    report was considered unnecessary; policy in this area;
    concerning individuals) and for any
    (h) make available for consultation (10) satisfy itself as to the report referred to Council, the committee
    by any member of Congregation by appropriateness of the audit processes of shall make available for consultation
    arrangement with the secretary of the Oxford University Press and shall: by any member of Congregation by
    committee the full text of any internal arrangement with the secretary of the
    (a) receive an annual report from
    audit report for which the executive committee the full text of any scrutiny
    the Oxford University Press Audit
    summary has been published under report for which a summary has been
    Committee;
    regulation 8.7(5)(g); published under regulation 8.8(6).
    (b) receive any other written or verbal
    (6) in respect of the University’s external 8.9. (1) Each year, at the same meeting at
    reports from the Oxford University
    and internal audit arrangements: which Council is asked to approve the
    Press Audit Committee as the
    University’s fnancial statements, the
    (a) undertake audit reviews, including committee shall determine;
    committee shall report to Council and
    project reviews, at the request of
    (c) consider any matters arising out thereafter to Congregation and to the
    Council;
    of the reports which are of concern Ofce for Students (where required) on
    (b) monitor the implementation of to the committee and ask for further its activity over the relevant fnancial
    agreed audit recommendations; investigation and reporting as year.
    necessary;
    (c) discuss within the committee (2) When producing its annual report, the
    any matters the external or internal (11) ensure that all signifcant losses have committee shall consider, inter alia:
    auditors wish to raise, in the been properly investigated and that the
    (a) the external auditors’ annual
    absence of University ofcers where internal and external auditors, and where
    report and management letter;
    necessary; appropriate the Ofce for Students, have
    been informed; (b) the internal auditors’ annual
    (d) satisfy itself that, where non-audit
    report;
    services are provided by the external (12) receive any relevant reports from
    or internal auditors at the request of the National Audit Ofce, the Ofce for (c) work done in relation to value for
    the University, the independence and Students and other organisations. money; and
    objectivity of the external or internal
    8.8. In respect of its scrutiny function: (d) any relevant evaluations carried
    audit service (as appropriate) has not
    out by the Ofce for Students or
    been afected by the extent or nature (1) the committee defnes scrutiny as
    others.
    of that additional work; the process of structured inquiry or
    investigation into failures or alleged (3) The report shall be based on
    (e) promote co-ordination between
    failures of the University’s operations; information presented to the committee.
    the internal and external auditors;
    (2) the committee shall itself determine (4) In addition to drawing attention to
    (7) in the presence of the external
    how and when to exercise this function; signifcant issues that have arisen out
    auditors, review, and report to Council
    of the committee’s work over the year
    on, the draft annual fnancial statements (3) in exercising this function, the
    in question, the report shall include the
    from an audit perspective, including the committee may call for any investigation
    committee’s opinion on the adequacy
    external audit opinion, the statement of that it considers necessary and may call
    and efectiveness of the University’s
    members’ responsibilities, the statement any individual or for any document or
    arrangements forregarding:
    of internal control and risk management, documents it considers relevant to any
    and any relevant issue raised in the such investigation; (a) risk management, to include
    external auditors’ management letter, the accuracy of the statement of
    (4) the committee shall receive
    in accordance with Accounts Directions internal control and risk management
    and consider requests for scrutiny
    issued by the Ofce for Students; included with the annual statement
    reviews submitted by any member of
    of accounts;
    (8) seek assurance from the colleges: Congregation;
    (b) control;
    (a) as to the proper use and control of (5) the committee shall undertake
    the public and publicly-accountable scrutiny reviews at the request of (c) governance;
    funds transferred from the University Council;
    (d) compliance with the legal and
    to the colleges; and
    (6) save in respect of any scrutiny review regulatory framework the University
    (b) that appropriate arrangements are that the committee considers requires operates within (this includes
    in place concerning the delivery of immediate reference to Council, the the culture and behaviour that is
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    Congregation

    prevalent within the institution Congregation 19 January (3) Whilst COVID-19 social distancing or
    and arrangements that can afect other restrictions remain in place:
    reputation); (1) Voting on changes to Congregation
    (a) Where “written” notice or a
    Regulations 2 of 2002: the conduct of
    (e) ethical and other behaviours, “written” request must be given
    business in Congregation
    including whistleblowing; or anything must be submitted
    Explanatory Note “in writing”, the notice, request or
    (f) sustainability and value for money;
    submission (including any notice to
    and Whilst COVID-19 social distancing and other
    the Vice-Chancellor) will only be valid
    restrictions remain in place it may not be
    (e)(g) the management and quality if sent by email to registrar@admin.
    possible to run all meetings of Congregation
    assurance of data submitted to HESA, ox.ac.uk (provided that a notice to this
    in the normal way. The following changes to
    the Student Loans Company, the efect is published in the Gazette).
    Congregation Regulations 2 of 2002, made
    Ofce for Students and other bodies.
    on the recommendation of Council, amend (b) Where there is a requirement
    (5) The committee’s annual report is the regulations concerning the conduct of that a notice or other submission
    additional to any other reports the business in Congregation to allow for: be “signed” this requirement is
    committee considers it appropriate to met by the signatory sending an
    (a) the ‘House’ to be interpreted to mean
    submit to Council during the year.’ email to registrar@admin.ox.ac.
    all venues to which the meeting is live-
    uk which attaches a copy of the
    broadcast (where capacity is increased by
    Congregation 7 December relevant document and confrms
    the use of additional venues);
    their intention to sign it. The email
    Degree by Resolution (b) electronic voting at physical meetings must include the full name and the
    of Congregation, where a vote by ballot or department and/or college of the
    division cannot be conducted safely; signatory.
    (c) a delay of up to three days in the (4) Whilst COVID-19 social distancing
    This content has been removed announcement of the result of a vote or other restrictions remain in place,
    as it contains personal at a meeting, to allow paper ballots to Council may decide that any postal vote
    information protected under the be stored for 48 hours before they are shall be held electronically, in which case
    counted; the following interpretations shall apply:
    Data Protection Act.
    (d) online meetings of Congregation to be (a) A “ballot paper” or a “voting paper”
    held in the event that there is insufcient includes an electronic voting paper in
    physical capacity for the number of such form as the Vice-Chancellor shall
    Council of the University people who wish to attend or that determine, including a vote hosted by
    national restrictions prevent the holding an online voting or polling agency.
    Register of Congregation of in-person meetings; and
    (b) A “postal vote” or a “postal
    The Vice-Chancellor reports that the (e) postal votes to be conducted entirely ballot” may be conducted entirely
    following names have been added to the electronically, using an online voting electronically and the “dispatch” of
    Register of Congregation: system. voting papers may mean only the
    dispatch of electronic voting papers
    Kielak, D, Hertford Text of Regulations
    by email or the dispatch of a link to an
    Mezger Kveder, C L, Department of
    1 In Congregation Regulations 2 of 2002, online voting site.
    Statistics
    concerning the conduct of business in
    Nair, A, Hertford (5) Whilst the COVID-19 situation
    Congregation, amend regulation 1.1 as
    Nichols, C I O, St Hugh’s means that physical meetings of
    follows (new text underlined):
    Purkiss, A H, Humanities Division Congregation may take place only
    Sloan, C G, Hertford ‘1.1. In these regulations: with social distancing requirements
    Timm, K N, Oriel in place and there is insufcient
    (1) references to “members” are
    Véliz, C, Hertford physical capacity to accommodate all
    references to members of Congregation;
    Viney, T J, Faculty of Physiological members of Congregation wishing to
    and
    Sciences attend a meeting, or where national
    Yang, J, Department of Statistics (2) the expression “a legislative proposal” restrictions prevent the holding of
    Zonta, B, Faculty of Physiological means a proposal made by Council under physical meetings, Council may decide
    Sciences section 1 (1) or (2) of Statute IV to amend that a meeting of Congregation shall be
    or repeal a statute or add to the statutes. held electronically, in which case the
    following interpretations shall apply:
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    (a) A “meeting” of Congregation shall (b) twenty or more members of provision to the contrary in the statutes
    mean a virtual meeting held through Congregation have given written and regulations, be submitted for
    a suitable platform which allows notice to the Registrar not later than confrmation or rejection to a postal vote
    members of Congregation to attend noon on the eighth day before the of the members if, not later than 4 p.m.
    and, where required, to participate. meeting that they wish the vote to be on the sixth day after that meeting (or,
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    electronically, in which case any vote
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    (a) Council so decides, or
    used and the registration process in 3 Ibid, amend regulation 4.4 as follows (new
    place. Details will also be published text underlined): (b) the question has been decided,
    on the Congregation website at or the resolution has been carried or
    ‘4.4. (1) Where a vote is to be conducted by
    https://governance.web.ox.ac.uk/ rejected on a vote in the House, at
    ballot the ballot paper (which may be an
    congregation. a meeting at which not fewer than
    electronic voting paper, including a vote
    twenty fve members were present
    (b) The “House” and the “foor of the hosted by an online voting or polling
    on the foor of the House at the time
    House” shall both mean the “meeting” agency) shall be in a form determined by
    when the vote in the House was taken
    and “on the foor of the House” shall the Vice-Chancellor which will enable
    and if a requisition for such a postal
    mean “at the meeting”. “Admitted to a vote For or Against each proposal or
    vote signed by at least ffty members
    the foor of the House” shall mean resolution to be clearly registered.
    is delivered to the Vice Chancellor.
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    (2) It shall, other than at a meeting held
    potential speaker”. (2) For the purposes of paragraph
    electronically or where the vote is to be
    (1) (b) above, the Proctors shall,
    (c) Where members may make a conducted electronically, be the duty
    whenever a vote is taken at a meeting
    demand or challenge, or signify an of the Proctors to ensure that there is a
    of Congregation, certify the number
    objection, by “rising in their places” sufcient number of ballot papers at the
    of members present on the foor of the
    members will be able to signal this meeting to enable all members present
    House at the time of the vote.’
    electronically by submission during to vote.
    the meeting of the statement “I rise 5 Ibid, amend Appendix A (Speaking by
    (3) A ballot paper shall not be counted
    in place”; attendees will be notifed of Student Members in Congregation) as
    unless it states the name and college or
    how this functionality works. follows (new text underlined):
    department of the person voting and is
    (d) A “ballot paper” or a “voting paper” signed by that person or, in the case of ‘8. Student members not admitted to
    includes an electronic voting paper in a meeting held electronically or a vote the foor of the House will normally be
    such form as the Vice-Chancellor shall conducted electronically, is submitted permitted to listen to the debate from
    determine, including a vote hosted by by someone registered as in attendance the gallery (or, where the meeting is held
    an online voting or polling agency. at the meeting and who is a member of electronically, join the meeting as an
    Congregation. attendee).’
    (6) Whilst the COVID-19 situation means
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    meeting is split across multiple physical ballot shall be announced by the Vice-
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    venues to allow all those wishing to Chancellor as soon as possible at the
    attend to do so, the “House” and the meeting or, where a paper ballot is held The following part suspensions of
    “foor of the House” shall both mean all and the COVID-19 situation means it paragraphs within Part 6 of Congregation
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    meeting is being made. immediately, up to three days after the recommendation of the Committee for the
    meeting, by publication online and by Nomination of Select Preachers, suspend
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    email to all members of Congregation for the regulations to hold the University
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    through):
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    (5) The contents of individual ballot
    ‘(3) Where the Chair directs that a vote is and Lincoln College. University Sermons
    papers shall not be disclosed to any
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    person except as necessary for the
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    purpose of checking or counting
    House unless either Mary the Virgin website, due to the Church
    the ballot papers or of investigating
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    (a) the Vice-Chancellor and Proctors allegations of misconduct or taking legal
    ‘provide other ways of enabling people to
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    a statement to that efect in the notice
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    home’.
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    to make this transition as smooth as Examinations Colleges,
    possible, ensuring staf and students are
    informed of the changes in advance and and Boards Halls and
    can prepare accordingly. If there are any
    concerns regarding deployment date and
    other work commitments, such as exam
    Societies
    dates, early enablement of MFA can be
    requested (https://projects.it.ox.ac.uk/
    multi-factor-authentication-faqs-for-end-
    Examinations for the Degree of Doctor Obituaries
    users#collapse2335921).
    of Philosophy
    The majority of users are not expected Christ Church
    to encounter any issues; however,
    Graham Benson, 14 October 2020; 1963.
    supporting guides and videos will be
    This content has been removed Aged 76
    made available prior to deployment
    (https://itservicesprojects.web.ox.ac. as it contains personal Michael Alexander Bogod, 2 August
    2020; 1948.
    uk/multi-factor-authentication- information protected under the John Sewell Faulder, 2020; 1948.
    project#collapse2277226). For further Data Protection Act. Aged 90.
    information on all of the above and a link to
    Patrick Valentine Eliot Howard, FCA,
    the full timetable, please visit the project
    1 July 2020; 1959. Aged 79.
    page: https://projects.it.ox.ac.uk/multi-
    Jack Ellis Paton, 2 October 2020; 1969.
    factor-authentication-project.
    Aged 82. Former member of the
    Governing Body and Emeritus Student.
    Musical and other Events
    Sir Ian Niall Rankin, 10 November 2020;
    1953. Aged 87.
    Sheldonian Theatre
    Jane L Rowlandson, 2018; 1985.
    A concert by the Oxford Philharmonic Christopher James Saunders, 2020;
    Orchestra will be streamed online at 1951. Aged 90.
    6.30pm on 18 December, as a tribute to the Thomas John Winnifrith, October 2020;
    work of Oxford’s COVID-19 vaccine team. 1956. Aged 82.
    Programme includes: premiere of John
    St Hilda’s
    Rutter’s Joseph’s Carol (Sir Bryn Terfel),
    Look to the Day (Sir Bryn Terfel and Merton Jean Mary Brown (née Danson),
    College Choir), You’ll Never Walk Alone 19 September 2020; 1960. Aged 79.
    (soprano Alexandra Lowe), Hallelujah Alison Rosemary Bulmer, 2020; 2003.
    Chorus and Abide with Me (Alexander Aged 36.
    Olleson, Christ Church Cathedral Choir). Fatemeh Ghari Seyed Fatemeh,
    More information and link to stream: www. 3 November 2020; 2011. Aged 31.
    ox.ac.uk/news/2020-12-05-philharmonic- Margaret Bate Flemington,
    orchestra-flm-special-tribute-concert- 10 November 2019; Exhibitioner 1952.
    oxford-vaccine-team. Aged 86.
    Sylvia Mary Gordon Ross, 26 November

    Lectures
    2020; Exhibitioner 1946. Aged 94.
    Mary Pamela Halsey, 17 August 2020;
    1944. Aged 95.
    Katharine Hilary Lovell Trotman (née
    James), 4 October 2020; 1959. Aged 81.
    Elizabeth Mouncey Wood (Mrs Lewis),
    23 July 2020; Schoolmistress Fellow
    1988. Aged 86.
    Mary Frances Wagley (née Penney),
    1 November 2020; 1947. Aged 93.
    Other groups Amelia Mary Woolmore (née Mulligan),
    27 June 2020; 1952. Aged 86.
    Andrew Chamblin Memorial Lecture
    St Hugh’s
    2020
    Joyce Hepburn, 16 March 2020; 1940.
    Professor Alan Guth, MIT, will lecture at
    Aged 98.
    5pm on 18 December online via Zoom. Free
    but registration required: https://tinyurl.
    com/andrewchamblinlecture2020.
    Subject: ‘Infnite phase space and the
    two-headed arrow of time’
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    Humanities  178 Institutes, Centres and 186


    Rothermere American Institute Museums 
    Classics Bodleian Libraries
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    Medieval and Modern Languages/Linguistics, Philology Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism
    and Phonetics
    Life-Writing
    Music
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    Oriental Studies
    Oxford Martin School

    Mathematical, Physical and Life Colleges, Halls and Societies 190


    Sciences  181 All Souls
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    Green Templeton
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    Humanities Professor Devin Fergus, Missouri Faculty of Classics


    9 Mar: ‘Financial matters, Black
    lives: white collar crime and the Seminar series
    Rothermere American Institute
    racial wealth gap’
    The following seminars will take place
    The future of American politics American literature research seminar 11.30am–1pm on Mondays. To register:
    apgrd@classics.ox.ac.uk. Conveners:
    The following events will take place The following seminars will take
    Fiona Macintosh; David Ricks, KCL
    online via Zoom. More information, place at 5.30pm on Thursdays online
    updates and to register: www.rai.ox.ac. via Zoom. To receive links and pre- APGRD
    uk/future-of-american-politics. circulated readings, please join the
    SYMPOSIUM
    ALRS mailing list by sending a blank
    Professor Robert Liebermann, Johns
    email to: alrs-subscribe@maillist.ox.ac. A symposium will take place on 15
    Hopkins, Professor Margaret Weir,
    uk. January online, in collaboration with
    Brown, and Professor Desmond King
    Groningen, Trento and UCL. Free; more
    6pm, 28 Jan: ‘The Biden Dr Erica Fretwell, SUNY at Albany
    information and to register: www.
    administration: priorities and 28 Jan: ‘Sensory experiments:
    apgrd.ox.ac.uk/events/2021/01/15-
    challenges’ psychophysics, race and the
    the-fascist-archive-in-performance.
    aesthetics of feeling’
    Professor Seth Masket, Denver, and Conveners: Giovanna Di Martino, UCL;
    Professor Julia Azari, Marquette Book discussion Eleftheria Ioannidou, Groningen; Sara
    5pm, 22 Feb: ‘The future of the Dr Tessa Roynon, Julia Adamo, Kenyon Troiani, Trento
    Democratic Party’ College 20, Dr Kasia Boddy, Cambridge, Subject: ‘The Fascist archive in
    Professor Stephen Harrison and Dr performance: classical reception in
    Evan McMullin, 2016 presidential
    Michael Kalisch film and live events under Mussolini’
    candidate, and Professor Donald
    11 Feb: Tessa Roynon’s The Classical
    Critchlow, Arizona State PUBLIC LECTURE
    Tradition in Modern American
    tbc: ‘The future of the Republican
    Fiction (Edinburgh UP, 2021) Rosa Andújar, KCL, will lecture at noon
    Party’
    on 18 January online on the APGRD
    25 Feb: James Baldwin’s Another
    American history research seminar YouTube channel, followed by a live
    Country: reading group and
    Q&A. Chair: Justine McConnell, KCL.
    The following seminars will take place discussion
    To join: https://youtu.be/IHcu1C0uhpg.
    at 4pm on Tuesdays online via Zoom,
    Professor Dagmawi Woubshet, Subject: ‘The Greek trilogy of Luis
    unless otherwise noted. To receive
    Pennsylvania Alfaro: new visions of tragedy in
    links and pre-circulated papers, please
    11 Mar: ‘James Baldwin’s Another 21st-century America’
    join the AHRS mailing list by sending a
    Country (1962): a discussion’
    blank email to ahrs-subscribe@maillist. PUBLIC LECTURE
    ox.ac.uk. Oxford early American republic seminar
    Naomi Weiss, Harvard, will deliver a
    Professor Jennifer Morgan, NYU The following seminars will take place public lecture at 2pm on 15 February
    19 Jan: ‘Reckoning with slavery: at 4.30pm on Wednesdays online online on the APGRD YouTube
    gender, kinship and capitalism in the via Zoom. More information: grace. channel, followed by a live Q&A. To
    Black Atlantic’ mallon@univ.ox.ac.uk or stephen. join: https://youtu.be/6Qkxh3s15Fc.
    symchych@sant.ox.ac.uk. Subject: ‘Tragic form in Kamila
    Dr Blake Scott Ball, Huntingdon College
    Shamsie’s Home Fire’
    26 Jan: ‘What Snoopy can teach us Ann Daly, Brown
    about popular political discourse’ 27 Jan: ‘Dollars and cents: money, CONFERENCE
    politics and the establishment of the
    Professor Tim Lockley, Warwick A conference will take place on 2 April
    US Mint, 1784–1828’
    1pm, 2 Feb: ‘The Camden slave online. Conveners: Estelle Baudou;
    conspiracy of 1816’ Briana Royster, NYU Anne Violaine Houcke, Paris Nanterre.
    10 Feb: ‘The liberating prospects of Details tbc; more information: www.
    Dr Amanda Bellows, New School
    British Guiana’ apgrd.ox.ac.uk/events/2021/04/02-
    16 Feb: ‘Remembering American
    Poetics-Politics-and-the-Ruin.
    slavery and Russian serfdom during Adam Challoner, Warwick
    Subject: ‘Poetics, politics and the
    the post-Emancipation era’ 24 Feb: ‘ “No class or age escapes
    ruin in cinema and theatre since
    it”: the novel reading disease and
    Professor Michael Woods, Tennessee at 1945’
    the democratisation of American
    Knoxville
    nationalism’
    23 Feb: ‘Branding a business of
    bigotry: John Van Evrie and the mass Aisha Djelid, Reading
    marketing of white supremacy’ 10 Mar: ‘ “Dey jus’ puts a man
    and breedin’ woman together like
    Dr William Goldsmith, UNC at Chapel
    mules”: forced reproduction in the
    Hill
    antebellum South, 1808–65’
    2 Mar: ‘Educating for a new
    economy: the struggle to rebuild a
    Jim Crow state’
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    Faculties of English /History/History of James Ford Lectures in British History Dr Michelle Pfeffer
    Art/Theology/Music 8 Mar: ‘Astrological forecasting of
    IRELAND, EMPIRE AND THE EARLY
    epidemic disease in early modern
    MODERN WORLD
    The Bible in art, music and literature England: a forgotten chapter in the
    interdisciplinary seminar Jane Ohlmeyer, Trinity College Dublin, history of public health?’
    will give the 2021 James Ford Lectures
    The following seminars will take place Global and imperial history research
    in British History at 5pm on Fridays
    at 5pm on Mondays online via Zoom. seminar
    online. To join: www.history.ox.ac.uk/
    To register: christine.joynes@regents.
    events. The following seminars will take place
    ox.ac.uk. Convener: Christine Joynes
    22 Jan: ‘Making history’ at 4pm on Fridays online via Zoom,
    Professor Hindy Najman unless otherwise noted. All welcome
    29 Jan: ‘Anglicisation’
    25 Jan: ‘Poesis, vitality and but registration required: https://
    articulation: practices of reading in 5 Feb: ‘Assimilation’ global.history.ox.ac.uk/events-1. More
    Judaism’ information: cheryl.birdseye@history.
    12 Feb: ‘Agents of empire’
    ox.ac.uk. Conveners: Professor Andrew
    Conversations with poets series
    19 Feb: ‘Laboratory’ Thompson, Professor Erica Charters,
    Professor David Kinloch, Strathclyde,
    Professor Richard Reid
    and Dr Samuel Tongue, Glasgow 26 Feb: ‘Empires’
    8 Feb: ‘Flipping the script(ure): poets Dr Katie Donington, South Bank
    Oxford Centre for the History of Science,
    and the Bible’ 22 Jan: ‘The bonds of family’
    Medicine and Technology
    Professor Martin Kemp Dr Nükhet Varlik, Rutgers
    The following seminars will take place
    22 Feb: ‘Dante and the art of divine 29 Jan: ‘Plagued legacies: rethinking
    at 4pm on Mondays (virtual coffee
    light in painting’ Black Death narratives’
    and chat from 3.45pm). All welcome.
    Dr Michael Downes, St Andrews To register: hsmt@history.ox.ac.uk Professor Emma Hunter, Edinburgh
    8 Mar: ‘ “A most wonderfully or www.hsmt.ox.ac.uk. Conveners: 5 Feb: ‘Colonial public spheres,
    interesting book”: Elgar’s use of Dr Roderick Bailey, Dr Erica Charters, liberal thought and indirect rule in
    biblical texts in The Apostles’ Professor Rob Iliffe, Dr Catherine interwar Africa’
    Jackson, Dr John Lidwell-Durnin
    Professor Stuart Ward, Copenhagen
    Faculty of History
    Dr Jennifer Crane 12 Feb: tbc
    18 Jan: ‘ “Think of the position I
    Carlyle Lectures Professor Philip Murphy, School of
    have been put in since first grade,
    Advanced Study
    JOHN LOCKE AND EMPIRE just because I passed a silly test of
    19 Feb: ‘Andrew Roth’s end of
    describing pictures”: gifted children,
    Mark Goldie, Professor Emeritus of empire: an unfinished history of
    intellect and expertise in modern
    Intellectual History, Cambridge, and decolonisation’
    Britain and America’
    Honorary Professor, Sussex, will give
    Professor Krishan Kumar, Virginia
    the 2021 Carlyle Lectures at 5pm on Dr Evan Hepler-Smith, Duke
    26 Feb: ‘Empire and China’s Belt and
    Tuesdays online. More information: 25 Jan: ‘Compound words, synthetic
    Road Initiative (BRI)
    www.history.ox.ac.uk/carlyle-lectures. world: an information history of
    19 Jan: ‘Empire, property and the modern chemistry’ 10am–5pm, 5 Mar: Global and
    New York land question’ Imperial History graduate student
    Dr Netta Cohen
    research presentation
    26 Jan: ‘Darien, the Scottish empire 1 Feb: ‘New under the sun: Jews and
    and colonial anthropology’ climate in Palestine 1897–1948’ 10am–5pm, 12 Mar: Global and
    Imperial History graduate student
    2 Feb: ‘The grievances of Virginia: Harriet Mercer
    research presentations
    land, people and arbitrary 8 Feb: ‘How Joseph Banks made
    government’ climate move’
    Faculties of History/Modern Languages/
    9 Feb: ‘Captain Kidd, piracy and the Dr Sarah Easterby-Smith, St Andrews Voltaire Foundation
    sovereignty of the seas’ 15 Feb: ‘Enlightenment science in
    Surat? Interpreting the collections Enlightenment workshop
    16 Feb: ‘William Molyneux,
    of Anquetil de Briancourt and family
    improvement and the case of The following discussions of new books
    (1773–9)’
    Ireland’ in Enlightenment studies will take
    Dr Moujan Matin, Toronto place at 5pm on Mondays online. More
    23 Feb: ‘Africans, Native Americans,
    22 Feb: ‘Lost in translation? information and to join: www.voltaire.
    slavery and Christian evangelism’
    Archaeological materials science as ox.ac.uk. Conveners: Nicholas Cronk,
    evidence for the study of the history Avi Lifschitz
    of technology: case studies on
    Joanna Innes, Anthony La Vopa, North
    ceramics’
    Carolina, Karen O’Brien and Ritchie
    Dr Vojtěch Hladky, Charles Robertson
    1 Mar: ‘Hermetic tradition and 25 Jan: Ritchie Robertson’s The
    scientific revolution revisited: the Enlightenment: The Pursuit of
    case of Francesco Patrizi’ Happiness, 1680–1790 (2020)
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    Margaret Jacob, UCLA, Darrin Antiquity after antiquity: the reception of Dr Oana Uţă and Professor Martin
    McMahon, Dartmouth, and Antoine Classical art from the Middle Ages to the Maiden
    Lilti, EHESS 20th century 25 Feb: ‘Croatian influences on the
    8 Feb: Antoine Lilti’s L’Héritage Istro-Romanian gender and number
    Dr Costanza Beltrami will give
    des Lumières: ambivalences de la system?’
    the following lectures at 10am on
    modernité (2019)
    Wednesdays online. Dr Louise Esher, CNRS
    Tim Blanning, Cambridge, Kelsey 20 Jan: ‘The tyranny of antiquity’ 4 Mar: ‘Selection and spread of
    Rubin-Detlev, Southern California, thematic consonants in the history
    27 Jan: ‘Old stories: telling the
    Catriona Seth and Avi Lifschitz of Occitan preterite inflection’
    history of art in antiquity’
    22 Feb: Marie-Antoinette’s Lettres
    Professor Maj-Britt Mosegaard Hansen,
    inédites, editor Catriona Seth 3 Feb: ‘Forgetting antiquity? The
    Manchester
    (2019), and Frederick the Great’s “Middle Ages” ’
    11 Mar: ‘A pragmatic approach to
    Philosophical Writings, editor Avi
    10 Feb: ‘Architecture unmade and reanalysis: evidence from French
    Lifschitz, translator Angela Scholar
    remade’ and other languages’
    (2021)
    17 Feb: ‘The shock of the old, and a
    Colin Jones, QMUL, Síofra Pierse, Faculty of Music
    new history of art’
    University College Dublin, Janet
    Godden and James Hanrahan, Trinity 24 Feb: ‘Classic Baroque: painting Graduate research colloquia
    College Dublin myths and the myth of painting’
    The following seminars will take place
    8 Mar: Voltaire’s Précis du siècle de
    3 Mar: ‘Collecting the Grand Tour, at 5.15pm on Tuesdays online via Zoom.
    Louis XV (OCV, vols 29a–c, 2019–20),
    beauty and the problem of ancestors’ More information: www.music.ox.ac.
    editors Janet Godden and James
    uk/events/calendar. Conveners: Dylan
    Hanrahan 10 Mar: ‘Antiquity on display:
    Price, Ella Marshall-Shepherd
    museums, archaeology and cultural
    History of Art Department politics’ Hilary Moss, Limerick
    19 Jan: ‘Music and creativity in
    Joining information for the following Faculties of Medieval and Modern hospitals and healthcare settings:
    events: admin@hoa.ox.ac.uk. Languages/Linguistics, Philology and does music matter?’
    Phonetics
    Concepts and methods Joseph Fort, KCL
    26 Jan: ‘Who danced the minuet in
    The following lectures will take place at Romance linguistics seminars
    1790s Vienna?’
    10am on Mondays online. Convener: Dr
    The following seminars will take place
    Neal Shasore Rachel McCarthy, RHUL
    at 5pm on Thursdays online, until
    2 Feb: tbc
    Professor J P Park further notice. More information and to
    18 Jan: ‘Decolonising’ register: martin.maiden@mod-langs. Katie Bank, Sheffield
    ox.ac.uk. Convener: Professor Martin 9 Feb: ‘(Re)creating the Eglantine
    Professor Jennifer Johnson
    Maiden Table’
    25 Jan: ‘Gendering’
    Dr Chiara Cappellaro and Professor Darci Sprengal
    Dr Neal Shasore
    Martin Maiden 16 Feb: tbc
    1 Feb: ‘Queering’
    21 Jan: ‘Italian–Romanian cognate
    Thomas Hodgson
    Dr Neal Shasore and Ms Rebecca Lewin recognition: the role of inflexional
    23 Feb: tbc
    8 Feb: ‘Greening’ morphology’
    Michael Beckerman, NYU
    Dr Mary-Ann Middelkoop Professor Norma Schifano,
    2 Mar: ‘Music and infection’
    15 Feb: ‘Collecting/displaying’ Birmingham, and Professor Adam
    Ledgeway, Cambridge Thomas Hyde
    Professor Gervase Rosser
    28 Jan: ‘On the correlation between 9 Mar: tbc
    22 Feb: ‘Affecting’
    verb movement and negation
    Mr Saul Nelson macrotypologies’
    1 Mar: ‘Commodifying’
    Nicola Swinburne
    Professor Geoffrey Batchen 4 Feb: ‘The grammaticalisation of
    8 Mar: ‘Reproducing’ “do”-support in the Camuno dialect
    of northern Italy’
    Dr Anastasiia Kharlamova, St
    Petersburg
    11 Feb: ‘Aromanian dialects of
    southern Albania’
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    Oxford seminar in music theory and Professor Ahuvia Kahane, Trinity Mathematical, Physical
    analysis College Dublin
    2 Feb: ‘The piety of transgression:
    and Life Sciences
    The following seminars will take place
    biblical injunctions and religious
    at 4pm on Wednesdays online. More Department of Chemistry
    practice in Palmyra, Dura-Europos
    information: www.music.ox.ac.uk/
    and Besara’
    osimta. Conveners: Professor Jonathan Physical chemistry seminars
    Cross, Dr Sebastian Wedler Dr Katharina Keim, Lund
    The following seminars will take place
    9 Feb: ‘Biblical women in late
    J P E Harper-Scott, RHUL at 2pm on Mondays online via Teams,
    Midrash’
    27 Jan: ‘Tonality and the capitalist unless otherwise noted. All welcome.
    mode of exploitation’ LXX Forum: Grinfield Lecture Conveners: Professor Stephan
    Dr James Aitken Rauschenbach, Professor Peter Hore
    Catherine Bradley, Oslo
    16 Feb: ‘The Septuagint, editing
    24 Feb: ‘Fragments from a medieval Professor Andreas Heinrich, IBS Center
    and textual production in ancient
    motet manuscript in Stockholm: for Quantum Nanoscience. To join:
    Judaism’
    perspectives for theory and analysis’ https://tinyurl.com/yyox9ohp.
    Professor Hindy Najman 11am, 25 Jan: ‘Probing the spin
    Seminars in medieval and Renaissance
    23 Feb: ‘Articulating the scriptural in of single atoms on surfaces with
    music
    the Book of Jubilees’ electron spin resonance’
    The following seminars will take
    LXX Forum Rex Richards Lecture
    place at 5pm on Thursdays online.
    Dr Oliver Norris Professor Charalampos Babis
    Registration required one week in
    2 Mar: ‘The significance of the Old Kalodimos, St Jude Children’s Research
    advance: matthew.thomson@music.
    Latin Psalter for understanding the Hospital. To join: https://tinyurl.com/
    ox.ac.uk. Convener: Dr Margaret Bent
    Septuagint, Hebrew Bible and New y58lymhq.
    Grantley McDonald Testament’ 8 Feb: ‘Conformational states
    28 Jan: ‘Emperor Frederick III as dynamically populated by a kinase
    Professor Martin Goodman
    patron of music’ determine its function’
    9 Mar: ‘Herod and the temple in
    Charles Atkinson, Ohio and Würzburg Jerusalem’ Professor Perdita Barran, Manchester.
    18 Feb: ‘On modulation in Eastern To join: https://tinyurl.com/y6e59jrk.
    and Western chant: techniques, texts 22 Feb: tbc
    and rhetoric’
    Professsor Martin Jarrold, Indiana at
    Cristina Alis Raurich, Schola Cantorum, Bloomington. To join: https://tinyurl.
    Basel and Würzburg com/y4spsfxx.
    4 Mar: ‘Flos vernalis and 8 Mar: ‘Charge detection mass
    Robertsbridge intabulation style: spectrometry’
    ornamentation, diminution and
    intabulation in the 14th century’ Department of Earth Sciences

    Composer speaks The following seminars will take place


    Roderick Williams will discuss his online via Zoom. More information
    compositions on 25 January at 4pm and to join: www.earth.ox.ac.uk/
    online via Zoom. More information: events. Conveners: Dr Laura Stevens,
    www.music.ox.ac.uk/events/calendar. Dr Julie Cosmidis, Dr Claire Nichols.
    Convener: Professor Robert Saxton Administration: Maria Petrunova

    Earth-to-Earth series
    Faculty of Oriental Studies
    The following seminars will take place
    Seminar on Jewish history and literature at 3pm on Thursdays.
    in the Graeco-Roman period
    Professor Sally Benson, Stanford
    The following seminars will take place 14 Jan: tbc
    3–3.30pm on Tuesdays online. More
    Professor Lindy Elkins-Tanton, ASU,
    information and to register: martin.
    and Dr Rona Oran, MIT
    goodman@orinst.ox.ac.uk.
    28 Jan: ‘Psyche: journey to a metallic
    Dr Daniel Weiss, Cambridge world’
    19 Jan: ‘Jesus-followers and non-
    Professor Barbara Sherwood Lollar,
    minim in early rabbinic literature’
    Toronto
    Dr Jeremiah Coogan 11 Feb: tbc
    26 Jan: ‘Matthew, Jewish Christian
    Professor Jabrane Labidi, IPGP
    gospels and the “Parting of the
    25 Feb: tbc
    Ways” ’
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    Professor Chen Zhu, Bloomington Medical Sciences Professor Tracey Wade, Flinders. Chair:
    Christopher Fairburn
    11 Mar: tbc
    26 Jan: ‘Efficacy and acceptability
    Department of Physiology, Anatomy and
    Departmental research seminars of psychological interventions for
    Genetics
    the treatment of anorexia nervosa:
    The following seminars will take place
    a systematic review and network
    at noon on Fridays. Head of Department seminar series
    meta-analysis’
    Dr Sean McMahon, Edinburgh The following seminars will take place
    Professor Jane Barlow. Chair: Professor
    22 Jan: ‘Pseudofossils and the search at 1pm on Fridays online via Microsoft
    Mina Fazel
    for life on Mars’ Teams, unless otherwise noted. More
    2 Feb: ‘The impact of parental mental
    information: communications@
    Dr Ching-Yao Lai, Princeton health problems on parenting in the
    dpag.ox.ac.uk. Convenors: Associate
    5 Feb: ‘How does ice flow and crack first two years, and what works to
    Professor Duncan Sparrow, Dr Natalie
    in a warming climate?’ improve outcomes’
    Connor-Robson
    Professor Whitney Behr, ETH Zurich Professor Richard Morriss, Nottingham.
    Professor Dino Giussani, Cambridge.
    19 Feb: ‘Rheological heterogeneity Chair: Professor Phil Cowen
    Host: Professor David Paterson. To
    on the deep subduction interface: 9 Feb: ‘Specialist services and
    join: https://tinyurl.com/ycwto8uh.
    implications for short-term seismic treatments for refractory depression:
    29 Jan: ‘Healing tiny hearts across
    style and long-term subduction some pros and cons’
    generations’
    dynamics’
    Professor David J Miklowitz, Los
    Associate Professor Kristy Red-Horse,
    Angeles, and Professor Toshiaki
    Department of Physics Stanford. Host: Professor Sarah De
    Furukawa, Kyoto. Chair: Professor John
    Val. To join: https://tinyurl.com/
    Geddes
    Theoretical particle physics seminars ycyammh4.
    23 Feb: ‘Adjunctive psychotherapy
    5pm, 5 Feb: ‘Cardiac development
    The following seminars will take for bipolar disorder: a systematic
    and repair: role of coronary arteries’
    place at 4pm on Thursdays online via review and component network
    Zoom (https://zoom.us/j/99110556925; Dr Rajeevan Narayanan Therpurakal. meta-analysis’
    password: PTseminars). More Host: Professor Zoltán Molnár. To join:
    Professor Keith Hawton. Chair:
    information: www2.physics.ox.ac.uk/ https://tinyurl.com/yckm3eb6.
    Professor Kate Saunders
    research/seminars/series/theoretical- 26 Feb: ‘Excitatory neurons of the
    2 Mar: ‘The COVID-19 pandemic and
    particle-physics-seminar. Convener: cortex: similarities and variations’
    suicide and self-harm’
    Professor Subir Sarkar
    Professor Andrea Münsterberg, UEA.
    Dr Andrew Bassett, Sanger Institute.
    Professor Zohar Komargodsky, Simons Host: Professor Duncan Sparrow. To
    Chair: Professor Elizabeth Tunbridge
    Centre, Stony Brook join: https://tinyurl.com/y9wj7vtp.
    9 Mar: ‘Identification, prioritisation
    21 Jan: ‘The high temperature limit 5 Mar: ‘Emergence and patterning
    and validation of genetic
    of QFT’ of mesoderm cell lineages: from
    associations with Alzheimer’s
    cardiac progenitors to paraxial
    Professor Sandhya Choubey, KTH disease’
    mesoderm’
    28 Jan: ‘Searching for new physics in
    long-baseline experiments’ Professor Liz Patton, Edinburgh. Host:
    Professor Sarah De Val. To join: https://
    Professor Csaba Csaki, Cornell
    tinyurl.com/y8943y3s.
    4 Feb: ‘Crunching away the hierarchy
    12 Mar: ‘Mechanisms of cell state
    or the cosmological constant
    transitions in zebrafish melanoma’
    problem’
    Dr Jonathan Gaunt, Manchester Department of Psychiatry
    11 Feb: ‘Double parton scattering in
    QCD’ The following seminars will take place
    9.30–10.30am on Tuesdays online
    Professor Georgi Dvali, Munich via Zoom. More information and to
    18 Feb: ‘S-matrix exclusion of de register: katherine.stevens@psych.
    Sitter and observational signatures’ ox.ac.uk. Coordinator: Katherine
    Dr Jesse Thaler, MIT Stevens
    25 Feb: ‘The hidden geometry of
    Professor Paul Harrison and Dr Max
    particle collisions’
    Taquet. Chair: Professor John Geddes
    Professor Ashoke Sen, Harishchandra 19 Jan: ‘6-month psychiatric and
    Research Institute neurological outcomes after COVID-
    4 Mar: ‘D-instanton amplitudes in 19 – analysis of 236,000 cases’
    string theory’
    Dr Djuna Croon, Durham
    11 Mar: ‘QCD baryogenesis’
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    Social Sciences Cat Hardie, Hong Kong Baptist Primate conversations seminar series
    17 Feb: ‘Karmic healing in China’s
    The following seminars will take
    “sacred margins”: Han Chinese
    School of Anthropology and Museum place at 4pm on Tuesdays online via
    pilgrimage at Larung Gar’
    Ethnography YouTube, unless otherwise noted.
    Hildegard Diemberger, Cambridge To join: www.youtube.com/channel/
    Departmental seminar series 3 Mar: ‘Can sacred landscapes heal? UCaDUFDdsWlY-aK9pV9W95cg/
    Reflections on territorial cults, spirit videos. Convener: Dr S Carvalho
    DECOLONISING ANTHROPOLOGY
    possession and pilgrimage in Tibet
    AND THE ANTHROPOLOGY OF Kathelijne Koops
    and the Himalayas’
    COLONIALISM 19 Jan: ‘Of apes and tools: insights
    Unit for Biocultural Variation and Obesity into the evolution of technology’
    The following seminars will take
    (UBVO) seminar series
    place at 3pm on Fridays online. More Daniel Lieberman
    information: www.anthro.ox.ac.uk/ The following seminars will take place 2pm, 26 Jan: ‘The active grandparent
    departmental-seminars. Convener: at 4pm on Thursdays online, unless hypothesis: physical activity and
    Professor M Clarke otherwise noted. To join: www.anthro. aging in humans versus other
    ox.ac.uk/unit-for-biocultural-variation- primates’
    Laura Van Broekhoven
    and-obesity. Conveners: Professor S
    22 Jan: ‘ “Decolonising” the Pitt Susan Cheyne
    Ulijaszek, S Parrish
    Rivers Museum’ 2 Feb: ‘Gibbons of Asia’
    Theresa Mares, Vermont
    Laurence Ralph, Princeton Erin Wessling
    21 Jan: ‘Life on the other border:
    29 Jan: tbc 9 Feb: ‘Contextualising the
    farmworkers and food justice in
    chimpanzee niche: how savanna
    Pamila Gupta, Witwatersrand Vermont’
    mosaic chimpanzee ecology can
    5 Feb: ‘Moving still: bicycles in
    Hannah Graf, LSHTM offer insights into human evolution
    Ranchhod Oza’s photographs of
    28 Jan: ‘Talking sugar in South and beyond’
    1950s Stone Town (Zanzibar)’
    Africa’
    I Yohannes Haile-Selassie
    Paul Basu, SOAS
    Karen Watson, Imperial 16 Feb: ‘The paleobiology,
    12 Feb: tbc
    4 Feb: ‘The role of popular culture in paleoecology and biogeography
    Jo Setchell, Durham creating new norms for wellness’ of the earliest Australopithecus:
    19 Feb: ‘Decolonising primatology’ new insights from Woranso-Mille,
    Michelle Pentecost, KCL
    Ethiopia’
    Nancy Hunt, Florida 2pm, 11 Feb: ‘Preconception
    26 Feb: tbc interventions: the future of obesity Nicolas Langlitz
    prevention strategies?’ 23 Feb: ‘Making up for a missed
    Rogers Orock, Witwatersrand
    encounter? Why cultural
    5 Mar: ‘Anthropology, fiction and Fiona Lavelle, Queen’s Belfast
    primatologists and cultural
    decolonisation: Chinua Achebe and 18 Feb: ‘From the pandemic to the
    anthropologists didn’t get to talk’
    the “Image of Africa” ’ pan: a cross-continental overview of
    changes in consumers’ cooking and Kirsty Graham
    Noémi Tousignant, UCL
    food practices during COVID-19’ 2 Mar: ‘Meaning and context in Great
    12 Mar: tbc
    Ape gestures’
    Carol Ferreira and Bruno Gualano, Sao
    Anthropology Research Group at Oxford
    Paolo Lisa Horn
    on Eastern Medicines and Religions
    25 Feb: ‘Changes in physical activity 9 Mar: ‘Ravens, crows and co – a new
    (ARGO-EMR)
    and eating habits during the model taxon for investigating the
    PILGRIMAGE AND HEALING IN TIBET pandemic: a Brazilian view’ evolution of prosociality’
    AND THE HIMALAYAS
    Erik Hemmingsson, Swedish School of Fertility and reproduction seminar series
    The following seminars will take place Sport and Health Sciences, Stockholm
    FERTILITY AND FECUNDITY
    at 11am on Wednesdays online via 4 Mar: ‘The social origins of
    Teams. To join: www.anthro.ox.ac.uk/ childhood obesity’ The following seminars will take
    events. Conveners: Professor D Gellner, place at 4.30pm on Mondays. To join:
    John Komlos, Munich
    A Sehnalova www.anthro.ox.ac.uk/fertility-and-
    11 Mar: ‘Post-COVID-19 futures:
    reproduction-seminars. Conveners: Dr
    Charles Ramble, EPHE, Sorbonne the need for a paradigm shift in
    P Kreager, Professor E Hsu
    20 Jan: ‘Why go on pilgrimage? economics’
    Geomancy and the transformational Sarah Franklin, Cambridge
    powers of sacred places in Tibetan 18 Jan: ‘Changing (in)fertilities: a
    Buddhism and Bon’ global study of situated fertility
    transitions’
    Will Tuladhar-Douglas, Hamburg
    3 Feb: ‘Medicine mountains along Robbie Davis-Floyd, Rice
    the Himalayas: healing, trade and 25 Jan: ‘Birth models that work:
    ecology’ standing the test of time?’
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    Irene Maffi, Lausanne Department of Education Education, purpose and human


    1 Feb: ‘A revolution for women? flourishing in uncertain times:
    Access to contraception and abortion Quantitative Methods Hub seminar series personhood and society
    care in post-revolutionary Tunisia’
    The following seminars will take The following seminars will take place
    Rishita Nandagiri, LSE place 12.45–2pm on Mondays online at 5pm on Tuesdays in the Investcorp
    8 Feb: ‘Rethinking “fertility” and via Zoom, unless otherwise noted. Lecture Theatre, St Antony’s. More
    “voluntary” family planning in Registration required: www.education. information: fiona.gatty@education.
    population and development’ ox.ac.uk/news-events/events. ox.ac.uk. Conveners: Dr David Johnson,
    Convener: Professor Lars Malmberg Dr Fiona Gatty, Ms Luana Deborst
    Lia Betti, Roehampton
    15 Feb: ‘Women’s diversity in the Dr Lorena Ortega, Chile Professor Hanan Alexander, Haifa,
    shape of the birth canal: implications 18 Jan: ‘Investigating the centrality Professor Tali Tal, Technion, and
    for human evolution and modern of female and immigrant students Dr Rachel S A Pear, Haifa
    maternal care’ within teacher–student interaction 19 Jan: ‘Dialogue between science
    networks in Chile’ education and religious education:
    Burcu Mutlu, Istanbul Bilgi
    evolution instruction, pedagogy of
    22 Feb: ‘Familial biopolitics, intimate Kyle Davison
    difference, and human flourishing’
    transgressions: reproductive travels 25 Jan: ‘Academic help-seeking
    between Turkey and Northern interactions in primary school Dr Edward Brooks and Katy Granville-
    Cyprus’ classrooms: a micro-longitudinal Chapman
    study’ 26 Jan: ‘Reimagining educational
    Maya Unnithan, Sussex
    leadership – empowering human
    1 Mar: ‘Re-imagining reproductive Dr Prathiba Natesan, Brunel
    flourishing’
    health and rights in India’ 4–5.15pm, 1 Feb: ‘A Bayesian
    Rate Ratio effect size to quantify Professor Kristján Kristjánsson, Jubilee
    Carolyn Sargent, Michigan
    intervention effects for count data in Centre for Character and Virtues
    8 Mar: ‘Cancer risk versus fertility
    single case experimental research’ 2 Feb: ‘Four accounts of flourishing
    desires’
    as the aim of education: a synthesis
    Dr Lisa Bardach, Tübingen
    COMPAS seminar series and ten remaining problems’
    8 Feb: ‘A research agenda on
    CITIZENS BY INVESTMENT: LAW, heterogeneity in students’ Professor Tyler VanderWeele, Harvard
    POLICY AND SOCIOLOGY perceptions of teaching quality’ 9 Feb: ‘Flourishing and education’
    The following seminars will take Dominik Bulla Denise Kohlhepp, Cambridge
    place at 4pm on Thursdays. More 15 Feb: ‘Measuring student 16 Feb: ‘Investigating physical
    information: www.compas.ox.ac.uk/ motivation in Rwanda: development activity and parental psychosocial
    event/citizenship-by-investment. and validation of a self-report stress as modifying resilience and
    Conveners: M Sumption, D Kochenov instrument’ risk factors on the coupling between
    cognition and mental health’
    Christian Joppke and Kristin Surak Professor Fani Lauerman, TU
    28 Jan: ‘Residence and citizenship by Dortmund Dr Tom Harrison, Jubilee Centre for
    investment: understanding recent 22 Feb: ‘Linking teacher efficacy Character and Virtues
    trends’ and professional responsibility with 23 Feb: ‘Character education;
    teachers’ motivating styles and what might it contribute to human
    Suryapratim Roy and Maarten Prak
    student engagement’ flourishing?’
    11 Feb: ‘Citizenship, status and
    money: from medieval times to the Dr Monika Donker, Utrecht TWCF Visiting Fellow
    present’ 1 Mar: ‘Interpersonal behaviour and 2 Mar: tbc
    physiological arousal (heartrate) in
    Peter Spiro and Audrey Macklin Dr Jonathan Beale, Eton
    teachers’
    25 Feb: ‘Citizenship by investment 9 Mar: ‘The role of human
    and international law’ Sophie Hall, Southampton flourishing in education: should
    8 Mar: ‘Using exploratory structural flourishing be realistically attainable
    Ayelet Shachar and Odile Ammann
    equation modelling to examine or an ideal to which we aspire?’
    11 Mar: ‘The law and ethics of selling
    the writing beliefs of UK university
    citizenship’
    students with and without dyslexia’
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    Philosophy, religion and education Professor David Bissell, Melbourne Middle East Studies
    research group seminar series noon, 11 Mar: ‘Losing investments in
    ISRAEL STUDIES SEMINAR SERIES
    mobility transitions: reckoning with
    OPTING OUT OF RELIGIOUS EDUCATION
    loss in the wake of on-demand’ The following seminars will take place
    – LEGAL AND EDUCATIONAL ISSUES
    at 2.15pm on Tuesdays online via
    The following seminars will take Oxford School of Global and Area Studies Teams. To join: www.mes.ox.ac.uk/
    place at 5pm on Tuesdays online events. Convener: Professor Y Yadgar
    via Zoom, unless otherwise noted. Latin American Centre seminars
    Dr Tal Shamur, Cambridge
    More information and to join: nigel.
    The following seminars will take place 19 Jan: ‘The emergence of
    fancourt@education.ox.ac.uk.
    online. More information: www.lac. melancholic citizenship at the urban
    Convener: Dr N Fancourt
    ox.ac.uk/events. Convenors: Francesca periphery: the case of south Tel Aviv
    Professor Burkhard Berkmann, Munich Lessa, Maryhen Jiménez Morales, protest against global migration’
    2 Feb: ‘Religious education before Andreza de Souza Santos
    Dr Anna Prashizky, Western Galilee
    the European court of human rights:
    Dr Maryhen Jiménez and José Miguel College
    the opt-out clause does not suffice
    Vivanco, Executive Director, Americas 2 Feb: ‘Connecting ethnicity and
    anymore’
    Division, Human Rights Watch space: the new Russian–Mizrahi–
    Dr Leni Franken, Antwerp, and Dr 22 Jan: ‘Transition in Venezuela? Mediterranean pop culture in Israel’s
    Johan Livens, FU Amsterdam Challenges for the rule of law and periphery’
    23 Feb: ‘The end of the opt-out era in human rights in 2021’
    Jamie Weiner
    Belgian state schools?’
    Professor Julie Cupples, Edinburgh 16 Feb: ‘IHRA: the politics of a
    Professor Recep Kaymakcan and 29 Jan: ‘The (un)making of the definition’
    Dr Abdurrahman Hendek, Sakarya resilient subject in Guatemala’s
    Professor Yael Berda, Hebrew
    2 Mar: ‘The European court of colonial disasterscape’
    2 Mar: ‘Living emergency: Israel’s
    human rights’ judgements and
    Professor Kathryn Hochstetler, LSE permit regime in the occupied West
    compulsory religious education in
    5 Feb: ‘Political economies of energy Bank’
    Turkey’
    transition: wind and solar power in
    RECONSIDERING EARLY JEWISH
    Professor Marie von der Lippe, Bergen Brazil and South Africa’
    NATIONALIST IDEOLOGIES SEMINAR
    3pm, 9 Mar: ‘The right to opt-out or
    Dr Juliano Spyer, São Paulo SERIES
    not: the legal right of withdrawal
    12 Feb: ‘The matters with evangelical
    from religious education in Norway’ The following seminars will take place
    lives in Brazil: ethnographic notes
    at 2.15pm on Tuesdays online via
    about race and religion in 21st-
    School of Geography and the Teams. To join: www.mes.ox.ac.uk/
    century Brazil’
    Environment events. Conveners: Dr P Bergamin,
    Professor Roddy Brett, Bristol Professor Y Yadgar
    Transport Studies Unit 19 Feb: ‘Confronting ongoing
    Professor Adam Sutcliffe, KCL
    legacies of violence and division:
    SEMINAR SERIES 26 Jan: ‘Light unto the nations:
    ethnographic research in violent
    the idea of Jewish purpose and the
    The following seminars will take place “transitioning” societies’
    emergence of Zionism’
    at 1pm on Thursdays online via Teams,
    Professor Alisha Holland, Harvard
    unless otherwise noted. Registration Dr Daniel M Herskowitz
    26 Feb: ‘Creative construction: the
    required: www.tsu.ox.ac.uk/events. 9 Feb: ‘Between exclusion and
    rise of mass infrastructure in Latin
    intersection: Heidegger’s philosophy
    Professor Jillian Anable, Leeds America’
    and Jewish volkism’
    28 Jan: ‘You can’t always get what
    Professor Guillermo Trejo, Notre Dame
    you want: a reflection on Climate Professor Maja Gildin Zuckerman,
    5 Mar: ‘Indigenous resistance to
    Assembly UK’s deliberations on Copenhagen Business School
    Narco rule: social movements,
    decarbonising passenger transport’ 23 Feb: ‘The pragmatism of
    participatory institutions and
    proto-Zionism: tracing Jewish
    Dr James Esson, Loughborough grassroots community policing in
    nation-building through a cultural
    11 Feb: ‘Livelihoods in motion: Mexico’
    sociological framework’
    age-related mobility, transport and
    Dr Hassan Akram, Wake Forest and
    livelihoods in the urban Global Dr Elana Shapira, Applied Arts
    Diego Portales
    South’ 9 Mar: ‘Berta Zuckerkandl and her
    12 Mar: ‘Estallido: the beginning of
    circle: Austrian nationalism and
    Dr Anna Nikolaeva, Amsterdam the end for neoliberalism in Chile’
    Zionism in Viennese modernism’
    18 Feb: ‘Commoning mobility’
    Professor Amy Lubitow, Portland State
    4pm, 25 Feb: ‘Transportation and
    mobility justice: race, class and
    gender intersections in the United
    States’
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    Oxford Department of International Luíza Leao Soares Pereira, Sheffield Institutes, Centres and
    Development 28 Jan: ‘More than a morbid quest:
    obituaries and mapping the invisible
    Museums
    Oxford Poverty and Human Development college of international lawyers’
    Bodleian Libraries
    Initiative seminar series
    Carola Lingaas, VID Specialised
    The following seminars will take place University The following talks will take place
    at 3pm on Mondays through Zoom. 4 Feb: tbc online. Free; all welcome but
    Organised jointly with the International registration required. Joining links
    Martin Scheinin, EUI will be emailed to registered attendees
    Institute for Economic Policy, GWU. To
    11 Feb: tbc before the event.
    join: https://ophi.org.uk/courses-and-
    events/seminars. Moderator: Professor Monica Hakimi, Michigan
    DF McKenzie Lecture 2021
    James Foster, GWU. Conveners: 18 Feb: tbc
    Dr U Kanagaratnam, Dr R Nogales Professor Francesca Orsini will give the
    Seline Trevisanut, Utrecht
    2021 DF McKenzie Lecture at 5pm on
    Dr Nicolai Suppa, CED 25 Feb: tbc
    18 February. To register: https://visit.
    18 Jan: ‘Sensitivity analyses in
    4 Mar: tbc bodleian.ox.ac.uk/event/d-f-mckenzie-
    poverty measurement: the case of
    lecture-2021-magazine-and-world-
    the global Multidimensional Poverty James Thuo Gathii, Loyola
    literature.
    Index’ 3.15–4pm, 11 Mar: tbc
    Subject: ‘The magazine and world
    Professor Sabina Alkire literature’
    Centre for Socio-legal Studies
    25 Jan: ‘Changes over time in the
    History of the book seminars
    global Multidimensional Poverty
    Socio-legal seminar series
    Index’ The following events will take place
    The following seminars will take place at 2.15pm on Fridays online via Zoom,
    Dr Elina Scheja, Sida
    at 4.30pm on Mondays online via unless otherwise noted. To register:
    1 Feb: ‘Moderate internationally
    Zoom. More information: www.law. bookcentre@bodleian.ox.ac.uk.
    comparable MPI’
    ox.ac.uk/centres-institutes/centre- Conveners: Cristina Dondi, Alexandra
    Mr Jakob Dirksen socio-legal-studies/events. Convener: Franklin
    8 Feb: ‘Child poverty measurement’ Linda Mulcahy
    Matthew Payne
    Dr Frank Vollmer, Jaume I Professor Nick Gill, Exeter 22 Jan: ‘Follow the money: Wynkyn
    22 Feb: ‘The relationship between 18 Jan: ‘Inside Europe’s asylum de Worde, Jacques Ferrebouc and
    electrification, poverty and courts: legal geography, ethnography the Bardi’
    economic development’ and the hollowness of refugee law’
    Henrike Lähnemann, Kathryn James,
    Dr Maria Emma Santos, CONICET Anna Bryson, Queen’s Belfast Matthew Shaw and Sarah Wheale
    1 Mar: ‘Inequality among the 25 Jan: ‘Boycott, resistance and the 5pm, 29 Jan: ‘Translating, singing,
    multidimensionally poor in over 100 law: cause lawyering in conflict and printing the Reformation. The
    countries’ authoritarianism’ Queen’s College Sammelband with
    Myles Coverdale’s Goostly Psalmes’
    Dr Suman Seth, Leeds Matthew Erie
    (with showing of The Queen’s
    8 Mar: ‘Growth elasticity for India’ 1 Feb: ‘Chinese law and
    College copy and the Bodleian and
    development’
    Beinecke fragments)
    Faculty of Law
    Anne Kaun, Södertörn
    Francesco Guidi-Bruscoli
    15 Feb: ‘The mundanisation of
    Public international law discussion group 5 Feb: ‘The Borromei’s trade
    automated decision-making in
    unveiled: digging for information in
    The following discussions will public services through litigation’
    15th-century account-books’
    take place 12.45–2pm on Thursdays
    Johannah Latchem
    online, unless otherwise noted. Alessandro Bianchi
    22 Feb: ‘The art of justice:
    To register: www.law.ox.ac.uk/ 19 Feb: ‘Hidden in plain sight.
    reconfiguring the courtroom object’
    research-subject-groups/graduate- Printed books from the Japanese
    discussion-group-index/public- Roxana Willis Mission Press in the Bodleian
    international-law-discussion-group. 1 Mar: ‘ “Ethnography at home” on Collections’
    Conveners: Xiaotian (Kris) Yu, Natasha an English council estate’
    Kanupriya Dhingra
    Holcroft-Emmess
    Gavin Sullivan, Edinburgh 26 Feb: ‘Streets and serendipity:
    Duncan Hollis, Temple 8 Mar: ‘Infra legalities: a method “locating” Daryaganj Sunday Patri
    21 Jan: ‘Binding and non-binding assemblage for studying law and Kitab Bazar’
    international agreements (as data infrastructures together’
    Benjamin Wardhaugh
    explored by the OAS Juridical
    5 Mar: ‘Hunting for readers in 16th-
    Committee)’ (tbc)
    century editions of the works of
    Euclid’
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    William Stoneman Oxford University China Centre Readings in phenomenology


    12 Mar: ‘Buying incunabula at
    Professor Gavin Flood will lead a
    Gimbel Brothers department store: Seminars
    seminar at noon on Mondays. To
    a curious chapter in the history of
    The following seminars will take place register: gavin.flood@theology.ox.ac.
    American book collecting’
    at noon on Mondays online via Teams. uk.
    Seminars in palaeography and More information: www.chinacentre.
    Readings in Middle Bengali devotional
    manuscript studies ox.ac.uk/talks-and-lectures.
    literature: female gurus
    The following seminars will take Book talk
    Lucian Wong will lead a seminar at 4pm
    place at 2.15pm on Mondays online. Professor Rachel Murphy
    on Thursdays. To register: lucian@
    Original manuscripts will be shown. To 18 Jan: ‘Children in skipped
    ochs.org.uk.
    register: bookcentre@bodleian.ox.ac. generation families in rural China’
    uk. Conveners: Daniel Wakelin, Martin (from The Children of China’s Great OCHS Śākta traditions lecture series
    Kauffmann Migration)
    The following lectures will take place
    Julian Luxford, St Andrews Dr Camille Boullenois, ANU at 2pm on Wednesdays via the OCHS
    18 Jan: ‘The Tewkesbury 25 Jan: ‘Poverty alleviation in China: YouTube channel.
    benefactors’ book’ the rise of state-sponsored corporate
    Professor David G White, UC Santa
    paternalism’
    Bodleian and John Rylands curators Barbara
    1 Feb: ‘Newly acquired medieval Book talk 27 Jan: ‘Before they were foxy ladies,
    book coffers at the Bodleian and the Mr Graham Hutchings they were lady foxes. Yoginīs and
    John Rylands Libraries’ 8 Feb: China 1949: Year of Revolution Ḍākinīs in Hindu and Buddhist
    Tantra’
    Adam Whittaker, Birmingham City The following seminars will take place
    15 Feb: ‘Medieval music theory in at 5pm on Thursdays online via Teams. Dr James Mallinson, SOAS
    Bodleian manuscripts’ 10 Feb: ‘New light on Śāktism and
    Dr Nadine Amsler, Bern
    Haṭhayoga’
    Marc Smith, École des chartes 18 Feb: ‘Jesuits, women and
    1 Mar: ‘Late medieval writing domestic Christianity in early Dr Bihani Sarkar, Winchester
    models: contextualising MS. modern China’ 24 Feb: ‘Assessing medieval Śākta
    Ashmole 789’ history in the light of Indian
    Professor Jenny Lin, South California
    inscriptions’
    25 Feb: ‘The politics of transnational
    Botanic Garden and Harcourt Arboretum
    aesthetics: contemporary Chinese Dr Silvia Linder, Leipzig
    art and design in global contexts’ 10 Mar: tbc
    Winter lectures
    Dr Gabriele de Seta, Bergen
    The following lecture series will take Oxford Centre for Islamic Studies
    4 Mar: ‘Matrix barcodes, swapped
    place at 7pm on Thursdays online; each
    faces and thousand-mile eyes:
    lecture will be followed by a short live Centre seminars
    machine vision in Chinese everyday
    Q&A. To register: www.obga.ox.ac.uk/
    life’ The following seminars will take place
    whats-on.
    at 5pm on Wednesdays online. All
    Nelson Landry
    Adam Frost, British garden designer welcome. To register: www.oxcis.ac.uk/
    11 Mar: ‘Miracles and the
    and television presenter seminar-series.
    supernormal in medieval China: a
    21 Jan: ‘Adam’s 7 gold medal-winning
    discussion on religious objects in the Professor Mahmood El-Gamal, Rice
    Chelsea Gardens’
    works of Daoxuan 596–667’ 20 Jan: ‘The end of petrodollar
    Tim Upson, Director of Horticulture, recycling and the future of Islamic
    Education and Communities, RHS Oxford Centre for Hindu Studies finance’
    4 Feb: ‘Creating RHS Bridgewater – a
    The following events will take place Book talk
    garden from the past for the future’
    online during weeks 1–8. Ambassador Rajendra Abhyankar,
    Jane Owen, author, lecturer, journalist Indiana at Bloomington
    and TV presenter Hinduism 2: modern Hinduism 27 Jan: ‘Syria: the tragedy of a pivotal
    18 Feb: ‘From Renaissance Italy to state’
    Dr Rembert Lutjeharms will lecture at
    Mexico, Japan, Switzerland and the
    4pm on Fridays. To register: rembert@ Professor Scott Redford, SOAS
    UK’
    ochs.org.uk. 3 Feb: ‘Writing as talisman in
    Sue Stuart-Smith, psychiatrist, medieval Islamic art’
    Readings in Vedānta: Madhva’s
    psychologist and author
    Anuvyākhyāna Professor Anoush Ehteshami, Durham
    4 Mar: ‘The well-gardened mind’
    10 Feb: ‘Remapping political Islam in
    Dr Rembert Lutjeharms will lead a
    James Basson, gardener and garden the Middle East’
    seminar at 10am on Wednesdays. To
    designer
    register: rembert@ochs.org.uk. Professor Sussan Babaie, Courtauld
    18 Mar: ‘Extreme Mediterranean
    17 Feb: ‘Isfahan and Istanbul:
    landscapes with cast studies of Etna
    European views before the long
    and Malta’
    shadow of “Orientalism” ’
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    Professor Elizabeth Thompson, Oxford Centre for Life-Writing Sarah Bridge


    American 16 Feb: ‘ “…et cetera transtulit
    24 Feb: ‘How the West stole The following events are free and in anglicum”: Middle English
    democracy from the Arabs: a open to all and will take place online. translations of Nicole Bozon’s Anglo-
    reassessment of the 1919 Paris peace Conveners: Professor Elleke Boehmer, Norman lyrics’
    conference’ Dr Kate Kennedy, Dr Katherine Collins,
    Professor Dame Hermione Lee Ramani Chandramohan and Elizabeth
    Dr Michael Christopher Low, NYU at Cullina
    Abu Dhabi Symposium 2 Mar: Graduate students’ work-in-
    1 Mar: ‘Pandemic and the pilgrimage: progress
    Professor Dame Hermione Lee, Dr
    Ottoman Arabia in the shadow of
    Merve Emre, Luke Young, Caroline Early modern French seminar
    British India’s ecological fallout’
    Curtis, Rowena Gutsell and Marie
    The following seminars will take place
    Dr Kamran Karimullah, Manchester Allit will lead a symposium 1–3pm on
    at 5pm on Thursdays online, unless
    8 Mar: ‘A new interpretive model for 2 February. To join: https://oclw.web.
    otherwise noted.
    thinking about for thinking about ox.ac.uk/event/in-sickness-and-in-
    Avicenna’s hypothetical syllogistic’ health-writing-life-through-the-essay. Frédéric Charbonneau, McGill. To join:
    Subject: ‘ “In sickness and in health”: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/818941942
    Reuters Institute for the Study of writing life through the essay’ 80?pwd=MThsck5pNmlzT1k2T1hCOWs
    Journalism wKzFHQT09.
    Life-writing beyond words colloquium
    21 Jan: ‘Querelle autour d’un
    Global journalism seminars Dr Katherine Collins, Dr Eleanor héritage chinois à l’Académie royale
    Morgan, Kat Rahmat, Dr Rachel des Inscriptions et Belles-Lettres
    The following seminars will take place
    Murray, Aline Penitot, Olivier Adam, (1713–43)’
    at 1pm on Wednesdays online via Zoom.
    and Dr Martin Bencsik will lecture
    All welcome but registration required: Tristan Alonge. To join: https://
    at 5.30pm on 9 February. Host: Felix
    https://reutersinstitute.politics.ox.ac. us02web.zoom.us/j/82233989073?pw
    Appelbe. To join: https://oclw.web.
    uk/calendar. d=ZFFDWUZuR3lvalpHd29vZlFPQTlh
    ox.ac.uk/event/what-can-life-writing-
    QT09.
    Sophia Smith Galer, BBC journalist and learn-from-the-expressive-forms-of-
    noon, 18 Feb: ‘Qui graecizabant
    TikTok influencer the-animal-kingdom.
    lutheranizabant: apprendre le grec
    20 Jan: ‘Building relationship and Subject: ‘What can life-writing learn
    de Montaigne à Racine’
    trust on TikTok – and finding news from the expressive forms of the
    stories’ animal kingdom?’ Matthieu Dupas, Northwestern. To
    join: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/861515
    James Harding, co-founder and editor- Seminar
    26211?pwd=a2hVYXpLYnhJMWdGYzljd
    in-chief, Tortoise Media
    Professor Peter Kruschwitz and 1hOQW9iQT09.
    27 Jan: ‘Journalism and time’
    Alexander Gangoly, Vienna, will lead 4 Mar: ‘Savoir comique, sagesse
    Hopewell Chin’ono, Zimbabwean a seminar at 5.30pm on 10 February. galante: Mélite ou les fausses Lettres
    journalist and anti-corruption Registration required: https://oclw.web. (1629) de Pierre Corneille’
    campaigner ox.ac.uk.
    Thanatic ethics: the circulation of bodies
    3 Feb: ‘Arrested development: Subject: ‘The poetics of
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    Zimbabwean journalism’ displacement: migration and
    multiculturalism in Roman verse The following seminars will take place
    Julia Angwin, co-founder and editor-
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    17 Feb: ‘Data and subscriptions: El ox.ac.uk/event/sylvia-plath-an-iconic-
    Pais’s lessons in pandemic coverage’ life. Valérie Loichot, Emory
    Subject: ‘Sylvia Plath: an iconic life’ 2.30pm, 12 Feb: ‘Water graves: the
    Sinead Boucher, CEO, Stuff
    art of the unritual in the greater
    24 Feb: ‘Stuff’s 2020 Facebook exit:
    Maison Française Caribbean’
    what happened next’
    Félicien de Heusch, Liège
    Adela Bello, managing editor, Zeta Medieval French research seminar
    12 Mar: ‘Transnational engagements
    magazine
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    3 Mar: ‘Covering the cartels: the
    at 5pm on Tuesdays online. To register:
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    charlotte.cooper@st-hildas.ox.ac.uk.
    Daisuke Furuta, former editor,
    Liam Lewis, Liverpool
    Buzzfeed Japan, and current Google
    2 Feb: ‘Dogs to the rescue: the hue
    News fellow
    and cry soundscapes of Marie de
    10 Mar: ‘News media in the Far East
    France’s fables’
    in 2021’
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    9–5pm, 15 Feb: ‘Sortition in politics: will speak 4–6pm on 24 February. To
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    Registration required: martin.robert@ Pierre Charbonnier, EHESS, Lier.
    sphere I’
    wolfson.ox.ac.uk. Discussant: Michael Drolet
    4–6pm, 18 Feb: ‘Ecology and politics’ Book Launch
    Robert Lacey, historian, author and
    consultant on The Crown Chantal Mouffe, Exeter, and Federico Rossella Bondi, Oxford Brookes, will
    21 Jan: ‘History on the screen: Tarragoni, Paris launch her book at 8pm on 4 March.
    representing the past in series and 4–6pm, 11 Mar: ‘Populism(s) as new Title: À la recherche de l’homme
    films’ political imaginarie(s)’ nouveau: Alberto Savinio et les avant-
    gardes à Paris 1911–1937 (Peter Lang,
    Andrew Thompson Night of Ideas
    2020)
    28 Jan: ‘Tracing the future of
    A project staged simultaneously in
    research: managing a public funding
    Paris, London and worldwide, the Oxford Martin School
    body’
    2021 Night of Ideas will take place
    Na Li, Zhejiang 5.30–10.30pm on 28 January. More Building back better – lessons and
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    Daniel Burt and Perrine Poiron, Cities of refuge for migrants at the time of The following talks will take place at
    Sorbonne and UQAM the pandemic 5pm on Thursdays. More information
    11 Feb: ‘Historians and gaming: and to register: www.oxfordmartin.
    This event will take place at 6pm on 29
    consulting for video and board ox.ac.uk/event-series/building-back-
    January online via Zoom. Discussants:
    games’ better.
    Eric Albert, City correspondent at
    Richard Fraser, McGill, Éloïse Quétel, Le Monde, Jacqueline Broadhead Sir Andy Haines, LSHTM, and Professor
    Sorbonne, and Paul Weindling, Oxford and Thomas Lacroix. Registration Chris Dye
    Brookes required: www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/ 21 Jan: ‘Building back healthier:
    18 Feb: ‘Medical museums: handling night-of-ideas-cities-of-refuge- climate change, health and the
    specimens from the past’ for-migrants-at-the-time-of-the- recovery from COVID-19’
    pandemic-tickets-133353821871.
    Ugo Bimar, ‘Confessions d’histoire’ Lord Martin Rees, Cambridge, and Sir
    channel, and Matus Lazar, ‘M Laser A critical turn of migration studies? – Charles Godfray
    History’ channel webinar 28 Jan: ‘Thinking again about the
    25 Feb: ‘Connected historians: future and prospects for humanity’
    Emmanuel Ma Mung, Poitiers, will give
    YouTube and new media’
    a webinar 3–4.30pm on 28 January. Sir Paul Collier and John Kay
    Mary Hague-Yearl, McGill, and Florent Registration required:thomas.lacroix@ 4 Feb: ‘Greed is dead; politics after
    Palluault, Médiathèque François- cnrs.fr. individualism’
    Mitterrand, Poitiers Subject: ‘Migration autonomy vs
    Dame Sally Davies, UK Special Envoy
    4 Mar: ‘Appreciating and preserving: migrants’ autonomy’
    on Antimicrobial Resistance, and Sir
    archives and special collections’
    Assemblée constituante du Centre Charles Godfray
    Mark Davies, Oxford local historian/ International Jean Racine 11 Feb: tbc
    author, and Liz Woolley, Oxford local
    This event will take place at 4pm on 5 Sir John Armitt, National Infrastructure
    historian/author
    February online via Zoom. Commission, and Professor Jim Hall
    11 Mar: ‘Local historians and the
    25 Feb: tbc
    historical profession’ Conversation with David Diop
    Vittorio Colao, General Atlantic, and
    Antidemocratic politics vs democratising Translator Anna Moschovakis and
    Professor Cameron Hepburn
    democracy: new political imaginaries in Catriona Seth will be in conversation
    4 Mar: tbc
    the 21st century seminar series with David Diop on the occasion of the
    publication of his book. To register: Oxford net zero: climate in the balance
    Registration for the following events
    communications@mfo.ac.uk.
    required: communications@mfo.ac.uk. The following talks will take place at
    Title: Frère d’âme (At Night all Blood
    1pm on Mondays. More information
    Book launch and discussion is Black, 2020, Pushkin Press)
    and to register: www.oxfordmartin.
    Jean-Paul Gaudillière, Inserm/EHESS,
    Anglo-French seminar in the history of ox.ac.uk/event-series/oxford-net-zero-
    and Caroline Izambert, EHESS/AIDES.
    philosophy of science climate-in-the-balance.
    Discussants: Erica Charters, Florence
    Faucher, Sciences Po/OxPo and Yves Dimitri Levitin and Delphine Bellis, Professor Myles Allen, Kaya Axelsson,
    Sintomer Montpellier, will lead a seminar 4–6pm Professor Sam Fankhauser and Dr
    1–3pm, 25 Jan: ‘Pandémopolitique. on 11 February. To register: mogens. Steve Smith
    Réinventer la santé en laerke@cnrs.fr. 18 Jan: ‘Net zero – why and how?’
    commun’/‘Pandemopolitics. Subject: ‘The natural philosophy and
    Reinventing health in common’ philosophy of mathematics of Pierre
    (2021, La Découverte) Gassendi’
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    Steve Smith Societies
    25 Jan: ‘Value and limits of working Management in Medicine Programme
    with nature to address climate
    All Souls The following events, primarily for
    change’
    clinicians in training including medical
    Professor Nick Eyre and Dr Steve Smith Seminar series: the relation of literature students, will take place at 6.45pm
    1 Feb: ‘Zero carbon energy systems’ and learning to social hierarchy in early online via Zoom. Registration required:
    modern Europe naomi.benson@gtc.ox.ac.uk.
    Professor Cameron Hepburn and Dr
    Steve Smith The following seminars will take place Professor Richard Canter
    8 Feb: ‘Sensitive intervention points at 2pm on Wednesdays online (via 1 Feb: ‘Making better decisions in life
    for net zero’ Microsoft Teams). There will be two and work’
    papers per session. To register: www.
    Visiting fellow talks Dr Oscar Lyons
    asc.ox.ac.uk/event/relation-literature-
    27 Feb: ‘Leading during uncertainty’
    Professor John Vucetich, Michigan and-learning-social-hierarchy-early-
    TU. To register: www.oxfordmartin. modern-europe-21. All welcome. Oscar Mathew, Director, Medical
    ox.ac.uk/events/conservation-of- Convener: Neil Kenny Mediation Foundation
    biodiversity. 8 Mar: ‘Recognising, understanding
    20 Jan
    5pm, 24 Feb: ‘The stymieing effect and managing conflict between
    of unresolved ethical issues on the Sarah Gwyneth Ross, Boston patients and health professionals’
    conservation of biodiversity’ College: ‘(Social) places, please! The
    Green Templeton Lecture
    Commedia dell’Arte and the problem
    Mohammad Farhadinia. To register:
    of “class” ’ NAVIGATING THE COVID CHALLENGE
    www.oxfordmartin.ox.ac.uk/events/
    leopards-borders-and-politics. Susan Wiseman, Birkbeck: ‘Non-elite Professor Trudie Lang and Professor
    5pm, 10 Mar: ‘Leopards, mountains women and the network: compatible Rafael Ramírez will lecture at 6pm
    and politics’ categories?’ on 27 January online. Registration
    required: www.gtc.ox.ac.uk/events.
    3 Feb
    Subject: ‘Framing the COVID
    Imogen Choi: ‘Exile, migration challenge’
    and hospitality: visions of a
    Health and care seminar series
    cosmopolitan society in the poetry
    of the Sephardic diaspora’ CARE INITIATIVE SEMINAR

    Neil Kenny: ‘Peasants and Professor Keri Thomas, Birmingham,


    representation: the case of Noël du and Dr Lucy Selman, Bristol Medical
    Fail’ School, will give a seminar at 6pm on 11
    February online via Zoom. Registration
    17 Feb
    required: yoland.johnson@gtc.ox.ac.
    David Lines, Warwick: ‘Renaissance uk.
    Aristotelianism and the problem Subject: ‘End-of-life care and
    of publics between Latin and bereavement in the pandemic’
    vernacular’
    Ann McPherson Memorial Lecture
    Jonathan Patterson: ‘ “Greatness
    Philip Pullman, novelist, will give the
    going off”: Renaissance Antony and
    2021 Ann McPherson Memorial Lecture
    Cleopatra plays’
    at 6pm on 25 February online via
    3 Mar Zoom. Registration required: yoland.
    johnson@gtc.ox.ac.uk.
    Warren Boutcher, QMUL: ‘Learning,
    vernacular cultures and social
    hierarchy in early modern Europe’
    Dorine Rouiller, Humboldt:
    ‘Erasmus, citizen of the – or of a –
    world?’
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    Mansfield Professor Karuna Mantena, Columbia Dr Ali Raza, Lahore University of


    25 Jan: ‘Gandhian Satyagraha in the Management Sciences
    Public Talks mirror of Marxism’ 23 Feb: ‘Communist internationalism
    and decolonisation in South Asia’
    The following talks will take place at Professor Vinayak Chaturvedi, UCI
    5.30pm on Fridays. Free and open to 1 Feb: ‘The making of “Veer Dr Julie Vig, Toronto
    all, but registration required. More Savarkar”: methods for writing an 2 Mar: ‘The play of the guru: Braj
    information and to register: www. intellectual history’ historical poetry in early modern
    mansfield.ox.ac.uk/mansfield- Punjab’
    Professor Prathama Banerjee, Centre
    college-public-talks. Convener: Helen
    for the Study of Developing Societies Latin American Centre
    Mountfield
    8 Feb: ‘The curious career of Shunya:
    LATIN AMERICAN HISTORY SEMINAR
    Alastair Campbell and Fiona Millar, politics and metaphysics of caste
    journalists, broadcasters and former thinking in India’ The following seminars will take place
    No 10 staffers at 5pm online. More information:
    Professor Prashant Keshavmurthy,
    22 Jan: ‘How I (and we) learned to www.lac.ox.ac.uk/events. Convener:
    McGill
    live better with depression’ Professor Eduardo Posada-Carbó
    15 Feb: ‘Bedil’s bisemic ghazal
    Professor Sherryll Cashin, Georgetown poetics’ Professor Alan Knight
    29 Jan: ‘US racial healing in the 21 Jan: ‘Informal empire and internal
    Dr Shruti Kapila, Cambridge
    Biden era’ colonialism in Latin America, c1810–
    22 Feb: tbc
    1930’
    Dikgang Moseneke, Deputy President,
    Graduate Research Presentations
    first post-apartheid Constitutional Dr Andrew Paxman, CIDE, Mexico
    1 Mar: tbc
    Court of South Africa 28 Jan: ‘Why does Mexico have so
    5 Feb: ‘My own liberator’ (organised Graduate Research Presentations many newspapers? A historical
    jointly with Bonavero Institute of 8 Mar: tbc accounting, 1914 to the present’
    Human Rights)
    4 Feb: tbc
    St Antony’s
    Professor Simon Hix, LSE and EUI
    Tertulia at the Latin American History
    12 Feb: ‘EU and us: relations between
    Asian Studies Centre Seminar
    the EU and the UK after Brexit’
    Dr Erika Denise Edwards, North
    MODERN SOUTH ASIA SEMINAR SERIES
    Professor Sir John Bell Caroline at Charlotte, in conversation
    19 Feb: ‘After COVID:the G7 The following seminars will take place with Dr Celso Castilho Castro,
    Pandemic Task Force, and how to 2–2.45pm on Tuesdays via Teams. Vanderbilt
    stop future pandemics destroying Organised with the Contemporary 11 Feb: ‘Black women, the law and
    our future’ South Asian Studies Programme the making of a white Argentine
    at the School of Interdisciplinary Republic’
    Miranda Wayland, Head of Creative
    Area Studies, the Department for
    Diversity, BBC 18 Feb: tbc
    International Development, the Faculty
    26 Feb: ‘Creative diversity: how to
    of History and the Faculty of Oriental Tertulia at the Latin American History
    reflect and include diverse voices in
    Studies. More information: www. Seminar
    the creative industries’
    sant.ox.ac.uk/research-centres/asian- Professor Javier Fernandez Sebastian,
    Patrick Kabanda studies-centre/events. Conveners: Imre País Vasco, in conversation with
    5 Mar: ‘The creative wealth of Bangha, Polly O’Hanlon, Kate Sullivan Professor Carole Leal, Simón Bolívar
    nations: can the arts advance de Estrada (tbc)
    development?’ 25 Feb: ‘Historia conceptual en el
    Professor Robin Rinehart, Lafayette
    Atlántico Ibérico’ (in Spanish)
    12 Mar: tbc College
    19 Jan: ‘Kalki and the Mahdi: the 24 Tertulia at the Latin American History
    South Asian intellectual history seminar
    avatars of the Dasam Granth’ Seminar
    series
    Dr Cristina Soriano, Villanova, in
    Professor Ed Simpson, SOAS
    The following seminars will take place conversation with Juan Neves
    26 Jan: tbc
    4–5.30pm on Mondays online via 4 Mar: ‘The press in revolutionary
    Teams. Organised with the Faculty Dr Manan Ahmed Asif, Columbia Venezuela, 1789–1808’
    of History. More information and to 2 Feb: ‘A contrapuntal history of
    Tertulia at the Latin American History
    register: zobia.haq@mansfield.ox.ac. Hindustan’
    Seminar
    uk. Convener: Zobia Haq
    Dr Nosheen Ali, NYU Professor Peter Guardino, Indiana, in
    Professor Ali Usman Qasmi, Lahore 9 Feb: ‘Delusional states: love, conversation with Dr Timo Schaefer
    University of Management Sciences citizenship and resistance in Gilgit- 11 Mar: ‘The Mexican–American War,
    18 Jan: ‘Nation and its discontents: Baltistan ‘ 1846–8’
    the poetics and politics of Siraiki
    Dr Linda Hess, Stanford
    nationalism in Pakistan’
    16 Feb: ‘Encountering Kabir: from
    old manuscripts to living oral’
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    Angelicum. To register: https://tinyurl.
    A panel discussion will take place
    St John’s College Research Centre com/AquinasSeminar25Feb.
    3.30–5.30pm on 24 February online.
    25 Feb: ‘Can Aquinas’s sana
    INTERDISCIPLINARY SEMINARS IN Speakers include: Dr Sara Silvestri,
    doctrina on learning and teaching
    PSYCHOANALYSIS City; the Rt Hon Ruth Kelly, Vatican
    be extracted from its place in sacra
    Council for the Economy; Professor
    The following seminars will take place doctrina?’
    Anna Sapir Abulafia; Professor Peter
    at 8.15pm on Mondays online, and
    Las Casas Tyler, St Mary’s; and Dr Maria Powe.
    available for one week thereafter. Free;
    Moderator: the Revd Dr Ashley Beck,
    open to members of the University FUTURE OF THE HUMANITIES PROJECT
    St Mary’s. Free but registration
    and mental health professionals. To
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    in conjunction with Georgetown BeingWithoutBorders.
    include your affiliation). Those who
    University. Subject: ‘Being without borders:
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    what does “fratelli tutti” mean for
    not register again. Conveners: Louise Panel discussions: free speech
    British society?’
    Braddock, Niall Gildea, Paul Tod More information: yq56@georgetown.
    edu. Moderators: Sanford Ungar, Book launch
    Michael Uebel, Texas at Austin
    8 Feb: ‘Architectures of affect: Georgetown; Michael Scott A book launch will be held at 6pm on
    formulae for a psychoanalytic 2 March for Edward Hadas’s latest book.
    John Kampfner, journalist, with Free but registration required: https://
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    Dr Fernando Herrero, Birkbeck tinyurl.com/CounselsofImperfection.
    Katie Fleming, QMUL 3pm, 19 Jan: ‘Where is democracy
    Title: Counsels of Imperfection:
    8 Mar: ‘ “Not feeling it”: affect theory working today?’
    Thinking Through Catholic Social
    and Greek tragedy’
    Baroness Mary Goudie Teaching
    4pm, 16 Feb: ‘Women’s free speech
    Blackfriars Hall
    worldwide’
    Aquinas Institute Talks: Christian literary imagination
    The following events will take place The following events will take place
    online. Open to all, but registration at 4pm, followed by a Q&A. Chair:
    required. Professor Michael Scott. Registration
    required: https://global.georgetown.
    ANNUAL AQUINAS LECTURE edu/series/the-christian-literary-
    Professor Mark Wynn, Nolloth imagination.
    Professor of the Philosophy of the
    Clare Broome Saunders
    Christian Religion, will give the 2021
    26 Jan: ‘Elizabeth Barrett Browning’
    Aquinas Lecture at 5pm on 28 January.
    To register: https://tinyurl.com/ Clare Asquith, Mells and independent
    AquinasLecture2021. scholar
    Subject: ‘Christian narratives and the 9 Feb: ‘Michael Drayton, the “Faire
    well-lived life: Thomistic reflections’ Matilda” poems’
    AQUINAS SEMINAR SERIES: DE Professor Mark Bosco, Georgetown
    MAGISTRO: AQUINAS AND THE 23 Feb: ‘Flannery O’Connor, stories’
    EDUCATION OF THE WHOLE PERSON
    Professor Noel Sugimura
    The following seminars will take place 9 Mar: ‘John Milton, poems’
    4.30–6pm on Thursdays.
    Dr Paul Edmondson, Shakespeare
    Dr Zena Hitz, St John’s College, Birthplace Trust
    Annapolis. To register: https://tinyurl. 16 Mar: ‘William Shakespeare, plays’
    com/AquinasSeminar4Feb.
    Pope Benedict XVI’s Spe Salvi
    4 Feb: ‘The spontaneity of the mind
    and the desire to learn’ Edward Hadas will lead a reading
    group over six weeks starting on 6pm
    Professor Andrea Aldo Robiglio, KU
    on 27 January. Free but registration
    Leuven. To register: https://tinyurl.
    required: https://tinyurl.com/
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    SpeSalviReadingGroup.
    11 Feb: ‘Learning failures and
    scholarly vices’
    The Revd Dr David Goodill, OP.
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    18 Feb: ‘Wittgenstein, training and
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    in-the-Fields. University Sermon and of employment that they are required to Medical Sciences
    Inter-Collegiate Evensong, St Mary’s take part in University examining and
    NEWTON-ABRAHAM VISITING
    supervising when requested to do so.
    5.45pm, Sun 14 Feb: Dr Katharine PROFESSORSHIP IN THE BIOLOGICAL,
    Dell, Fellow and Director of Studies It is recognised that those who take CHEMICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
    in Theology and Religious Studies, part in examining and supervising
    Peter Seeberger, BSc Erlangen-
    St Catharine’s College, Cambridge. have an expectation that they will be
    Nürnberg, PhD Colorado, Director,
    University Sermon on the Grace of paid, and that many will see this as
    Max-Planck Institute for Colloids
    Humility, Merton fair recompense for those who take on
    and Interfaces, Potsdam, and
    these duties. As a potential outcome
    10.30am, Sun 28 Feb: The Rt Revd Dr Professor of Chemistry, FU Berlin,
    of the consultation, the removal
    Joanne Woolway Grenfell, Bishop has been appointed to the Newton-
    of additional fees from those who
    of Stepney. University Sermon, St Abraham Visiting Professorship in the
    already have a contractual duty to
    Mary’s Department of Chemistry for a period
    examine would enable departments
    of 12 months from 1 October 2021.
    *6pm, Sun 7 Mar: The Revd Dr and faculties to bear higher costs for
    Professor Seeberger will be a fellow of
    Andrew Moore, Regent’s Park. considerably higher rates of pay for
    Lincoln.
    Sermon for the Annunciation of the those examiners – often early-career
    Blessed Virgin, Oriel researchers and academics with lower- Massimo Loda, BA Harvard, MD
    paid roles – who have no existing Milan, David D Thompson Professor of
    * On this day Doctors will wear their robes
    obligation for examining and whose Pathology and Chairman of Pathology
    contribution is vital. and Laboratory Medicine, Weill
    Cornell Medical College, has been
    No consideration is being given to
    appointed to the Newton-Abraham
    removing fees from external examiners
    Visiting Professorship in the Nuffield
    or those with no contractual duty to
    Department of Surgical Sciences for
    examine, or to removing payments for
    a period of 12 months from 1 October
    the role of Chair of Examiners from
    2022. Professor Loda will be a fellow of
    anyone.
    Lincoln.
    All staff are invited to take part in a
    OTHER VISITING PROFESSORSHIPS
    consultation on this issue by following
    this link: https://hr.web.ox.ac.uk/exam- The Medical Sciences Board has
    fees-consultation. conferred the title of Visiting Professor
    of Human Nutrition on Professor
    The consultation opens on 14 January
    Michael Zimmermann, MSc, MD, from
    and closes on 19 March. Taking into
    the Radcliffe Department of Medicine,
    consideration changes to many
    for a period of 3 years from 1 March
    individuals’ working arrangements at
    2021.
    present, the long period of consultation
    is to ensure that all who wish to
    contribute have the opportunity to do
    so.
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    Examinations and Boards

    Electoral Boards Examinations for the Degree of Doctor


    of Philosophy
    Composition of Electoral Boards
    The composition of the electoral boards This content has been removed
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    MODELLING

    Appointed by
    Professor Patrick Vice-Chancellor
    Grant, PVC (chair)
    The Principal of St ex officio
    Anne’s
    Professor Alan Cocks St Anne’s
    Professor Roger Reed Council
    Professor Mike Payne Council
    Professor Dermot MPLS Division
    O’Hare
    Professor Pete Nellist
    Department of
    Materials
    Professor Nicole Department of
    Grobert Materials
    Professor Annabella Department of
    Selloni Materials

    ROBERT TURNER PROFESSORSHIP OF


    DIABETIC MEDICINE

    Appointed by
    Professor Chas Vice-Chancellor
    Bountra, PVC (chair)
    Sir Michael Dixon ex officio
    Professor Stephen Green
    Kennedy Templeton
    Professor Sadaf Council
    Farooqi
    Professor Inez Council
    Barroso
    Professor Gavin Medical
    Screaton Sciences
    Division
    Professor Hugh Medical
    Watkins Sciences
    Division
    Professor Fredrik Medical
    Karpe Sciences
    Division
    Professor Amanda Medical
    Adler Sciences
    Division
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    Colleges,
    Halls and
    Societies

    This content has been removed Changes to Examination Regulations Memorial Events
    as it contains personal
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    on 18 January in the chapel of Queen’s
    please see https://gazette.web.ox.ac.uk/
    for Peter M Neumann (1940–2020),
    examination-regulations-0.
    OBE, MA, DPhil, DSc; undergraduate
    1959–63, Junior Research Fellow 1964–
    Humanities Board
    6, Tutorial Fellow 1966–2008, Emeritus
    FHS OF ORIENTAL STUDIES Fellow 2008–20, Queen’s; Senior
    spelling correction Scholar 1963–4, Merton; University
    Lecturer 1967–2008. The funeral will
    MODS IN CLASSICS
    be open to family and invited friends
    Lucretius’s De Rerum Natura IV
    only, but will be livestreamed for those
    option made available to Course IA
    unable to attend. More information:
    students
    sara.butler@queens.ox.ac.uk. A
    memorial will follow later in the year.
    Medical Sciences Board
    DOCTOR OF CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY Obituaries
    (a) to clarify subject area
    requirements Exeter
    (b) to amend title of one placement
    James Edgar Attwell, 12 December
    2020; 1965. Aged 74.
    Adrian J F Aylward, April 2020; 1977.
    Aged 62.
    John David Barraclough,
    2 November 2020; 1956. Aged 85.
    William Joseph Sandrey Date,
    30 April 2020; 1962. Aged 76.
    Keith Gorman Hall, February 2020;
    1955. Aged 85.
    Peter Sleight, 7 October 2020. Aged
    91. Emeritus Fellow.
    Stephen John Whittington, 13
    August 2020; 1978. Aged 60.
    Andrew George Spindler Wilson,
    October 2020; 1947. Aged 97.
    Merton
    Examinations for the Degree of Master
    His Honour Henry John Byrt, QC,
    of Science
    January 2021; 1947. Aged 91.
    Nigel Millett, 1 October 2020; 1972.
    Aged 67.
    This content has been removed Roger Worthington, 30 November
    as it contains personal 2020; 1964. Aged 75.
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    Elections

    Oriel Elections 4 March Faculty Boards


    Thomas H B Symons, 1 January 2021; DEPARTMENT FOR CONTINUING
    Call for nominations
    Honorary Fellow EDUCATION
    The nomination period for the elections
    St Hugh’s • Two members of the Department for
    below will remain open until 4pm on
    Continuing Education elected by the
    Mrs Catherine Higham (née Ennis), 4 February
    members of the department, to serve
    24 December 2020; 1973. Aged 65.
    For further information, please with immediate effect until the start
    Mrs Sheila Mary Coatman (née
    contact the Elections Officer (shirley. of MT 2023 (vice Dr Christine Jackson
    Brown), 17 November 2020; 1947.
    mulvihill@admin.ox.ac.uk). and Dr Alison McDonald)
    Aged 92.
    For further information, please contact
    Other Committees and University
    the Secretary (mark.sandham@conted.
    Bodies
    ox.ac.uk).
    ETHICAL INVESTMENT
    FACULTY OF HISTORY
    REPRESENTATIONS REVIEW
    SUBCOMMITTEE • Four persons elected by and from
    among the members of the Faculty
    • A member of Congregation elected
    of History holding posts on the
    by Congregation from members
    establishment or under the aegis of
    of the faculties in the Divisions of
    the board, to serve until the start of
    Mathematical, Physical and Life
    MT 2022 (vice Ian McBride, James
    Sciences and of Medical Sciences, to
    McDougall, Catherine Schenk and
    serve until the start of MT 2023 (new
    Katherine Paugh)
    position)
    For further information, please contact
    • A member of Congregation elected
    the Secretary (administrator@history.
    by Congregation from members
    ox.ac.uk).
    of the faculties in the Divisions of
    Humanities and of Social Sciences,
    to serve until the start of MT 2023
    (new position)
    The subcommittee replaces the
    Socially Responsible Investment
    Review Committee. It will consider
    representations concerning ethical
    or socially responsible investment
    relating to the University’s Investment
    Policy Statement and will make
    recommendations to Investment
    Committee, which Investment
    Committee shall take into account in
    proposing any amendments to the
    Investment Policy Statement, or make
    other recommendations to Council as
    appropriate.
    The initial term of office will be 3 years
    minus one term, so that the term will
    finish at the end of the academic year.
    For further information, please contact
    the Secretary (wilson@ouem.co.uk).
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    General Notes: on behalf of the University of Oxford.


    An email with further instructions will
    Please note: due to current COVID-
    be sent to eligible voters on Tuesday,
    19 restrictions, the Hilary term 2021
    16 February, using the email addresses
    elections by Congregation will be
    provided in the electronic register of
    conducted electronically. Hard copies
    Congregation (NB with few exceptions,
    of nomination forms will not be
    notably clinical staff, this will be the
    processed. Nominations in writing
    work address ending “ox.ac.uk”). The
    for the elections on 4 March, by four
    email from CES Votes will contain links
    members of Congregation other than
    to the candidates’ statements and
    the candidate, must be sent as an email
    a unique link to the voting website;
    attachment to the Elections Officer
    when voters click on the link, they will
    (elections.office@admin.ox.ac.uk)
    be taken to the voting website where
    before 4pm on Thursday 4 February.
    they can cast their vote. Candidates’
    At least one nomination in respect statements will also be published in the
    of each candidate must be made on Gazette dated 18 February. Voters may
    an official nomination form (https:// wish to read these statements before
    governance.web.ox.ac.uk/nomination- completing their electronic vote. The
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    March.
    All candidates are asked to note the
    general requirements which apply to If the number of nominations received
    all committee members, as set out in by the closing date is no more than
    Council Regulations 14 of 2002 (General sufficient to fill the vacancies, the
    Regulations of Council for Committees) candidates nominated shall be deemed
    (https://governance.web.ox.ac.uk/ to be duly elected as of the close of
    legislation/council-regulations- the nomination period on 4 February.
    14-of-2002). Current members seeking When required, places will be allocated
    re-election are also asked to check for according to academic standing, as
    specific restrictions on consecutive defined in Council Regulations 22 of
    service. For further information, 2002, Part 2: Academic Precedence and
    please see the eligibility (https:// Standing, made by Council on 26 June
    governance.web.ox.ac.uk/elections- 2002 (https://governance.web.ox.ac.
    by-congregation#collapse1580081) uk/legislation/council-regulations-
    and amendments to nominations 22-of-2002).
    (https://governance.web.ox.ac.
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    uk/key-election-stages-and-
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    University Elections pages of the
    unopposed, and the remaining
    Elections website (https://governance.
    vacancies will lapse, in which case,
    web.ox.ac.uk/information-about-
    in accordance with the regulations,
    university-elections).
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    with their nomination forms a written Vice-Chancellor and Proctors.
    statement of no more than 250 words,
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    setting out their reasons for standing
    contact the Elections Officer (shirley.
    and qualifications for the office being
    mulvihill@admin.ox.ac.uk).
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    In the event of a contested election,
    the successful candidates will be
    determined by an electronic ballot of
    the eligible electorate. The ballot will be
    administered by Civica Ltd (CES Votes)
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    Fellow of St Hilda’s, from 1 November
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    APPOINTMENTS Humanities Professor Sheila Blumstein, Brown


    8 Mar: ‘The functional and neural
    Xiaowen Dong, PhD EPFL, Associate
    Faculty of English Language and architecture of speech; evidence
    Professor of Engineering Science
    Literature from aphasia’
    (Information Engineering) and
    fellow of Lady Margaret Hall from 11
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    January 2021 until 10 January 2026
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    Department of Chemistry
    Rahul Santhanam, Associate 18 February online via Zoom.
    Professor of Computer Science Subject: ‘The magazine and world THEORETICAL CHEMISTRY SEMINARS
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    March online via Zoom.
    Visiting Professorships Professor Basile F E Curchod, Durham.
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    a diagnostic for the lexical status of
    from 13 January 2021 Subject: ‘Space travel across the
    stress and tone’
    decades and beyond’
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    Committees
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    Degree by Resolution St Hilda’s
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    Council of the University:
    Register of Congregation
    Elections 217

    Congregation 214 Call for nominations:


    Ethical Investment
    Congregation 23 February: Representations Review
    Voting on a resolution to constitute Subcommittee
    a Redundancy Panel under Department for Continuing
    Statute XII Education
    Faculty of History
    Congregation 4 March:
    Elections
    Advertisements 218

    Notices 215
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    Examinations for the Degree of


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    Council Congregation Meeting information

    and Main
    Members of Congregation are reminded
    that any two members may, not later

    Committees
    than noon on 15 February, give notice
    in writing to the Registrar that they
    wish to oppose or amend the resolution
    above (see the note on the conduct of
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    Congregation 25 January Congregation 23 February Council has declared otherwise or
    the meeting has been adjourned, the
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    Explanatory Note
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    and Museums (GLAM). The local Review Subcommittee
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    Council of the University changes to staffing levels, and four FACULTY BOARDS
    individuals were warned that they
    Department for Continuing
    Register of Congregation were at risk of redundancy, with
    Education
    individual consultation taking place.
    Gann, D M, Vice-Chancellor’s Office Faculty of History
    The union was consulted. Following
    Goude, L N, Nuffield Department
    this process, three individuals
    of Women’s and Reproductive Details are in ‘Elections’ section below.
    have been found redeployment or
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    must first check relevant Foreign,
    Commonwealth and Development Visiting Professorships
    Office travel advice. In addition any
    travellers to England must currently Mathematical, Physical and Life
    satisfy a number of COVID-19-related Sciences
    requirements.
    Professor David Keen, DPhil Oxf,
    More information: https:// Instrument Scientist for the GEM
    safety.admin.ox.ac.uk/covid-19- powder diffractometer, ISIS; Visiting
    response#collapse1916536. Professor in Physics for a further
    period of 3 years from 1 November
    2020
    Professor Joel Ouaknine, DPhil,
    Scientific Member and Director,
    Max Planck Institute for Software
    Systems; Visiting Professor in
    Computer Science from 20 January
    2021
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    Lectures Examinations and Boards

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    of Philosophy
    Oxford Martin School For the complete text of each regulation
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    CPM ANNUAL LECTURE
    FHS OF ORIENTAL STUDIES
    Dr Adam Rutherford will give the 2021
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    CPM Annual Lecture at 6pm on
    Egyptology
    26 February online. More information
    (b) additional information for
    and to register: https://us02web.
    Sumerian
    zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_
    Nk5Kzx2BTnKGyb_W59CWYA.
    Subject: ‘Race, genomes and data:
    the bias built into science’
    DR STANLEY HO MEMORIAL LECTURE

    Professor Jennifer Doudna, Berkeley,


    will give the Dr Stanley Ho Memorial
    Lecture at 5pm on 2 March online. More
    information and to register: https://
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    Colleges, Halls and Societies

    Wolfson
    ROMANIAN READING GROUP:
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    A Romanian reading group will take


    place at 3pm on Thursdays. More
    information: elena.ene-v@wolfson.
    ox.ac.uk.
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    Colleges, Elections Faculty Boards

    Halls and
    DEPARTMENT FOR CONTINUING
    EDUCATION

    Societies • Two members of the Department for


    Continuing Education elected by the
    members of the department, to serve
    with immediate effect until the start of
    MT 2023 (vice Dr Christine Jackson and
    Dr Alison McDonald)
    Obituaries Elections 4 March
    For further information, please contact
    Merton Call for nominations the Secretary (mark.sandham@conted.
    ox.ac.uk).
    Mark John Bruce Gallop, 1 April The nomination period for the elections
    2020; 1963. Aged 79. below will remain open until 4pm on FACULTY OF HISTORY
    John MacAuslan, January 2021; 1971. 4 February.
    • Four persons elected by and from
    Aged 66.
    For further information, please contact among the members of the Faculty
    St Hilda’s the Elections Officer (shirley.mulvihill@ of History holding posts on the
    admin.ox.ac.uk). establishment or under the aegis of
    Joan Lesley Clanchy (née Milne),
    the board, to serve until the start of
    17 January 2021; 1958. Aged 81.
    Other Committees and University Bodies MT 2022 (vice Ian McBride, James
    Nancy Livia Drucker (née Newman),
    McDougall, Catherine Schenk and
    8 December 2020; 1964. Aged 75. ETHICAL INVESTMENT
    Katherine Paugh)
    Teri Buff Huntley, December 2020; REPRESENTATIONS REVIEW
    1994. Aged 64. SUBCOMMITTEE For further information, please contact
    Felicity Gay Radford (née Hammond), the Secretary (administrator@history.
    • A member of Congregation elected
    22 November 2020; 1967. Aged 72. ox.ac.uk).
    by Congregation from members
    St Hugh’s of the faculties in the Divisions of
    General Notes:
    Mathematical, Physical and Life
    Sheila Nicholas, 14 November 2020;
    Sciences and of Medical Sciences, to Please note: due to current COVID-19
    1950. Aged 88.
    serve until the start of MT 2023 (new restrictions, the Hilary term 2021 elections
    The Revd Jane Sinclair, 14 January
    position) by Congregation will be conducted
    2021; 1975. Aged 64.
    electronically. Hard copies of nomination
    • A member of Congregation elected
    forms will not be processed. Nominations
    by Congregation from members
    in writing for the elections on 4 March,
    of the faculties in the Divisions of
    by four members of Congregation other
    Humanities and of Social Sciences, to
    than the candidate, must be sent as an
    serve until the start of MT 2023 (new
    email attachment to the Elections Officer
    position)
    (elections.office@admin.ox.ac.uk) before
    The subcommittee replaces the 4pm on Thursday 4 February.
    Socially Responsible Investment
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    Review Committee. It will consider
    candidate must be made on an official
    representations concerning ethical
    nomination form (https://governance.
    or socially responsible investment
    web.ox.ac.uk/nomination-forms).
    relating to the University’s Investment
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    Committee, which Investment to all committee members, as set out
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    The initial term of office will be 3 years
    specific restrictions on consecutive
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    service. For further information,
    finish at the end of the academic year.
    please see the eligibility (https://
    For further information, please contact governance.web.ox.ac.uk/elections-
    the Secretary (joseph.oconnor@admin. by-congregation#collapse1580081) and
    ox.ac.uk). amendments to nominations (https://
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    stages-and-procedures#collapse1577651)
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    Committees
    Obituaries:
    General Purposes Committee of Merton
    Council:
    (a) Changes to the Richard
    Blackwell Pharsalia Professor of Elections228
    Colorectal Surgery
    Call for nominations:
    (b) Establishment of the St Cross
    Ethical Investment
    College Endowment Fund
    Representations Review
    (c) Establishment of the Lombard
    Subcommittee
    Odier Sustainable Finance Fund
    Department for Continuing
    and the Lombard Odier
    Education
    Associate Professor and Senior
    Faculty of History
    Research Fellow of Sustainable
    Finance
    (d) EP Abraham Professor of Advertisements229
    Chemical Pathology

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    Statute XII
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    Lectures227

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    Examinations for the Degree of


    Doctor of Philosophy
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    Council and Main Committees

    General Purposes Committee of 2. The University shall retain as (10) a person holding a clinical
    Council permanent endowment those appointment appointed by the
    of the assets in the Fund which relevant NHS body with which the
    The General Purposes Committee are contributed on the express postholder may hold an honorary
    of Council has made the following understanding that they are to be contract.
    changes to regulations, to come into treated as permanent endowment (the
    73. The pProfessor shall be subject
    effect on 19 February. “Permanent Endowment”).
    to the General Provisions of the
    3. The University shall (a) apply the regulations concerning the duties
    (a) Changes to the Richard Blackwell
    income of the Permanent Endowment; of professors and to those Particular
    Pharsalia Professor of Colorectal
    and (b) apply the income and, in Provisions of the same regulations,
    Surgery
    its discretion, the capital of the which are applicable to the Chair.
    Explanatory Note remainder of the Fund, for the
    8. The administration of the Fund,
    advancement of education for the
    These changes amend the regulations and the application of its income, shall
    benefit of the public, in particular
    for the Richard Blackwell Pharsalia be the responsibility of the Medical
    by establishing and maintaining a
    Professorship of Colorectal Surgery to Sciences Board.
    Professorship of Colorectal Surgery (the
    (a) add provisions concerning the trust
    “Professorship”). 9. The Fund may be used towards
    which enabled the establishment of
    the salary, expenses and associated
    this chair; and (b) ensure alignment 4. The Professorship shall be known as
    overheads of the Professorship. If these
    between the regulations and the terms the Richard Blackwell Pharsalia Trust
    costs are wholly or partly covered from
    on which the gifts were accepted. Professorship of Colorectal Surgery and
    other sources or there are further funds
    its holder shall be known as the Richard
    Text of Regulations available, there shall be discretion to
    Blackwell Pharsalia Trust Professor of
    apply the Fund towards any and all
    1 In Council Regulations 3 of Colorectal Surgery (the “Professor”).
    research costs associated with the
    2004, in the Schedule of Statutory
    51. The Professor Richard Blackwell Professor’s research, including without
    Professorships, delete ‘Richard
    Pharsalia Professor of Colorectal limitation salaries and costs of posts
    Blackwell Pharsalia Professor of
    Surgery shall undertake research, for research staff, support for graduate
    Colorectal Surgery’ and substitute
    lecture and teach give instruction in students supervised by the Professor,
    ‘Richard Blackwell Pharsalia Trust
    Colorectal Surgery and perform clinical equipment, consumables, laboratory
    Professor of Colorectal Surgery’.
    duties as is customary for a University refurbishment and other research
    2 In Council Regulations 24 of 2002, clinical chair from time to time. expenses.
    concerning academic and other posts,
    62. The pProfessor shall be elected by 10. The University may in its absolute
    amend the Richard Blackwell Pharsalia
    an electoral board consisting of: discretion in the period ending 21
    Professor of Colorectal Surgery as
    years from 19 February 2019, instead of
    follows (new text underlined, deleted (1) the Vice-Chancellor, or if the head
    applying the income of the Fund in any
    text struck through): of the college specified in paragraph
    year, accumulate all or any part of such
    (2) below is the Vice-Chancellor, a
    ‘Richard Blackwell Pharsalia Trust income by investing it, and holding it
    person appointed by Council;
    Professor of Colorectal Surgery as part of the capital of the Fund. The
    (2) the head of the college to which University may apply the whole or any
    1. The University receives with
    the Chair may be allocated by part of such accumulated income in any
    gratitude (a) the sum of £3,500,000
    Council from time to time; or if the subsequent year as if it were income
    from The Pharsalia Charitable Trust to
    head is unable or unwilling to act, a of the Fund arising in the then current
    be held as permanent endowment and
    person appointed by the governing year.
    (b) the sum of £1,500,000 from The Lee
    body of that college;
    Placito Medical Fund as expendable 11. The University shall have power to
    endowment on the trusts declared (3) a person appointed by the pay out of the income of the Fund all
    in this regulation. Further money or governing body of the college costs of and incidental to the creation
    property may be paid or transferred specified in paragraph (2) above; of the Fund and the management and
    to the University as either expendable administration of the Fund and the
    (4)–(5) two persons appointed by
    or permanent endowment to be held Professorship.
    Council;
    on the same trusts. The assets so held
    12. The University may exercise
    will be known as the Richard Blackwell (6)–(9) four persons appointed by the
    any of its corporate powers in the
    Pharsalia Trust Professorship of Medical Sciences Board;
    management and administration of the
    Colorectal Surgery Fund (the “Fund”).
    University of Oxford Gazette • 4 February 2021 223

    Fund in so far as those powers are not Cross College Endowment Fund (the of the Fund all costs of and incidental
    inconsistent with these regulations. “Fund”). to the creation of the Fund, and the
    management and administration of the
    13. Regulations 1–5 and 8–12 shall be 2. The University shall retain as
    Fund.
    deemed to be Trust Regulations under permanent endowment those of
    the provisions of Part D of Statute XVI. the assets in the Fund (if any) which 8. The University may exercise any of its
    are contributed on the express corporate powers in the management
    14. Subject to regulations 15 and 16,
    understanding that they are to be and administration of the Fund in so
    Council may amend, repeal or add
    treated as permanent endowment (the far as those powers are not inconsistent
    to these regulations in accordance
    “Permanent Endowment”). with these regulations.
    with Part D of Statute XVI, but no
    amendment is valid if it would cause 3. Subject to regulation 4, the 9. Regulations 1–11 shall be deemed
    the Fund to: University shall (a) apply the income to be Trust Regulations under the
    of the Permanent Endowment (if any); provisions of Part D of Statute XVI.
    (1) cease to be exclusively charitable
    and (b) apply the income and, in its
    according to the law of England and 10. Subject to regulation 11, Council
    discretion, the capital of the remainder
    Wales; or may amend, repeal or add to these
    of the Fund, in support of St Cross
    regulations in accordance with Part D of
    (2) be outside the objects of the College.
    Statute XVI, but no amendment is valid
    University.
    4. The Fund may receive further money if it would cause the Fund to:
    15. Any amendment to regulation 3 is or property contributed on terms that
    (1) cease to be exclusively charitable
    an amendment to the main objects of it is to be applied towards financial
    according to the law of England and
    the Fund for the purposes of Part D awards for students affiliated with
    Wales; or
    of Statute XVI and must be approved St Cross College. Any such money or
    both by Congregation of the University property shall be held in a St Cross (2) be outside the objects of the
    and subsequently by Her Majesty in College Endowed Scholarships sub- University.
    Council. fund within the Fund (the “Scholarship
    11. Any amendment to regulations 3 or
    Fund”). The University shall (a) apply
    16. Any amendment to regulation 4 is an amendment to the main objects
    the income of the Permanent
    4 shall require the consent of The of the Fund for the purposes of Part D
    Endowment (if any); and (b) apply the
    Pharsalia Charitable Trust.’ of Statute XVI and must be approved
    income and, in its discretion, the capital
    both by Congregation of the University
    of the remainder of the Scholarship
    (b) Establishment of the St Cross and subsequently by Her Majesty in
    Fund, in the funding of scholarships,
    College Endowment Fund Council.’
    bursaries or other financial awards
    Explanatory Note for students affiliated with St Cross
    College.
    These new regulations are made to
    formalise the trust created by the 5. The administration of the Fund, and
    receipt of gifts to support St Cross the application of its income, shall be
    College and the St Cross College the responsibility of the governing body
    Endowed Scholarships. of St Cross College.
    Text of Regulations 6. The University may in its absolute
    discretion in the period ending 21 years
    In Council Regulations 25 of 2002,
    from the date of this regulation, instead
    insert:
    of applying the income of the Fund in
    ‘St Cross College Endowment Fund any year, accumulate all or any part
    of such income by investing it, and
    1. The University receives with
    holding it as part of the capital of the
    gratitude funds to be held as
    Fund. The University may apply the
    expendable endowment on the trusts
    whole or any part of such accumulated
    declared in this regulation. Further
    income in any subsequent year as if it
    money or property may be paid or
    were income of the Fund arising in the
    transferred to the University as either
    then current year.
    expendable or permanent endowment
    to be held on the same trusts. The 7. The University shall have power to
    assets so held will be known as the St pay out of the capital or the income
    224 University of Oxford Gazette • 4 February 2021

    (c) Establishment of the Lombard purpose of appointing the successor discretion to apply the Fund to
    Odier Sustainable Finance Fund to the First Postholder shall be at the support the Postholder’s research.
    and the Lombard Odier Associate University’s sole discretion. If the panel
    (3) If there are any surplus funds
    Professor and Senior Research Fellow convened for this purpose includes an
    available in the Fund after the
    of Sustainable Finance external member, such member shall
    provision of the Post for any year,
    be appointed by the University after
    Explanatory Note such funds shall be carried forward
    consultation with SFOU provided that
    for expenditure in subsequent years.
    These regulations establish the such external member shall not be:
    Lombard Odier Sustainable Finance (1) an employee of the University; (2) 8. The University shall have power to
    Fund and the Lombard Odier Associate an officer or delegate of SFOU; or (3) a pay out of the income of the Fund all
    Professor and Senior Research Fellow director, employee or representative costs of and incidental to the creation
    of Sustainable Finance, to allow the of the Ultimate Benefactor or another of the Fund and the management and
    making of a donation to the University, entity in the Ultimate Benefactor’s administration of the Fund.
    which shall be held as an expendable group.
    9. The University may exercise any of its
    endowment in a dedicated trust for
    3. The University shall retain as corporate powers in the management
    the purpose of endowing an Associate
    permanent endowment those of and administration of the Fund in so
    Professorship within the School of
    the assets in the Fund (if any) which far as those powers are not inconsistent
    Geography and the Environment.
    are contributed on the express with these regulations.
    Text of Regulations understanding that they are to be
    10. Regulations 1–12 shall be deemed
    treated as permanent endowment (the
    In Council Regulations 25 of 2002, to be Trust Regulations under the
    “Permanent Endowment”).
    insert: provisions of Part D of Statute XVI.
    4. The University shall (a) apply the
    ‘Lombard Odier Sustainable Finance 11. Subject to regulation 12, Council
    income of the Permanent Endowment
    Fund and Lombard Odier Associate may amend, repeal or add to these
    (if any); and (b) apply the income and,
    Professor and Senior Research Fellow of regulations in accordance with Part D of
    in its discretion, the capital of the
    Sustainable Finance Statute XVI, but no amendment is valid
    remainder of the Fund, to maintain the
    if it would cause the Fund to:
    1. The University receives with Post.
    gratitude a gift from Swiss Friends (1) cease to be exclusively charitable
    5. The Post shall undertake
    of Oxford University (“SFOU”) and according to the law of England and
    research, lecture and teach on how
    originating from Bank Lombard Odier Wales; or
    environmental change influences
    & Co Ltd (the “Ultimate Benefactor”) to
    finance and investment, and how (2) be outside the objects of the
    be held as an expendable endowment
    economic and financial systems University; or
    on the trusts declared in this regulation.
    can contribute to achieving global
    Further money or property may be paid (3) be outside the objects of SFOU.
    environmental sustainability.
    or transferred to the University as either
    12. Any amendment to regulation 4
    expendable or permanent endowment 6. The administration of the Fund,
    is an amendment to the main objects
    to be held on the same trusts. The assets and the application of its income, shall
    of the Fund for the purposes of Part D
    so held shall be known as the Lombard be the responsibility of the School of
    of Statute XVI and must be approved
    Odier Sustainable Finance Fund (the Geography and the Environment which
    both by Congregation of the University
    “Fund”). shall establish a board of management
    and subsequently by Her Majesty in
    for the Fund.
    2. The post maintained by the Fund Council.’
    (the “Post”) shall be known as the 7. (1) The Fund shall be used to pay
    Lombard Odier Associate Professor and the salary and expenses of the
    Senior Research Fellow of Sustainable Postholder and associated overheads
    Finance upon the appointment of and all costs of and incidental to the
    the first holder of the Post (the “First management and administration of
    Postholder”). Upon the appointment the Post.
    of the successor to the First Postholder,
    (2) If the salary, expenses and
    the Post shall be known as the
    overheads of the Post holder are
    Lombard Odier Associate Professor
    wholly or partly covered from other
    or the Lombard Odier Professor at
    sources or there are further funds
    the University’s discretion. Any
    available, the University shall have
    appointment panel convened for the
    University of Oxford Gazette • 4 February 2021 225

    Congregation

    (d) EP Abraham Professor of Chemical 4. Such part of the income of Congregation 23 February
    Pathology the endowment as the General
    BoardCouncil shall determine is Voting on a resolution to constitute a
    Explanatory Note
    not required to meet the cost of the Redundancy Panel under Statute XII
    The following changes have been made professorship shall be applied to the
    For full text of resolution see Gazette No
    to remove the representative from provision of supporting expenditure
    5300, 28 January 2021, p214.
    Mathematical, Physical and Life Sciences for the professor in such manner as the
    from the Electoral Board, and to remove Board of the Faculty of Physiological Meeting information
    outdated references to the General SciencesMedical Sciences Board shall
    Members of Congregation are reminded
    Board. direct, provided that the professor,
    that any two members may, not later
    subject to the approval of the Head
    Text of Regulations than noon on 15 February, give notice
    of the Sir William Dunn School of
    in writing to the Registrar that they
    In Council Regulations 24 of 2002, Pathology, may personally authorise
    wish to oppose or amend the resolution
    concerning individual professorships, expenditure in any single academic
    above (see the note on the conduct of
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    of the college specified in paragraph Hafeez, A, Faculty of Clinical Faculty of History
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    Fiona Fox, Science Media Centre, Tom


    Social Sciences Examinations for the Degree of Doctor
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    ox.ac.uk/event-series/oxford-net-zero-
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    Education, Dame Vivian Hunt, Senior
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    Partner, McKinsey & Company, and
    15 Feb: ‘Beyond zero: the role of
    Kathryn Bishop will give a talk at 2pm
    negative emissions’
    on 11 February online, followed by a
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    information: www.sbs.ox.ac.uk/events/ Lezaun, Professor Thom Wetzer,
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    leaders. Steve Smith
    Subject: ‘Navigating the next normal: 22 Feb: ‘Climate justice and
    a view from female leaders’ achieving Net Zero’
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    Institutes, Centres and Museums
    Rickaby and Dr Steve Smith
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    Oxford Martin School
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    online.
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    11 Feb: ‘The challenge of anti-
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    Colleges, Elections Faculty Boards

    Halls and
    DEPARTMENT FOR CONTINUING
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    Societies • Two members of the Department for


    Continuing Education elected by the
    members of the department, to serve
    with immediate effect until the start of
    MT 2023 (vice Dr Christine Jackson and
    Dr Alison McDonald)
    Obituaries Elections 4 March
    For further information, please contact
    Merton Call for nominations the Secretary (mark.sandham@conted.
    ox.ac.uk).
    Michael Thomas Clanchy, 29 January The nomination period for the elections
    2021; 1956. Aged 84. below will remain open until 4pm on FACULTY OF HISTORY
    Owen John Lowis, 8 January 2021; 4 February
    • Four persons elected by and from
    1949. Aged 90.
    For further information, please contact among the members of the Faculty
    the Elections Officer (shirley.mulvihill@ of History holding posts on the
    admin.ox.ac.uk). establishment or under the aegis of
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    Other Committees and University Bodies MT 2022 (vice Ian McBride, James
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    by Congregation from members
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    of the faculties in the Divisions of
    on 4 March, by four members of
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    Congregation other than the candidate,
    serve until the start of MT 2023 (new
    must be sent as an email attachment
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    to the Elections Officer (elections.
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    representations concerning ethical
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    relating to the University’s Investment
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    Committee, which Investment general requirements which apply
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    specific restrictions on consecutive
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    amendments to nominations (https://
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    stages-and-procedures#collapse1577651)
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    Notifications Notifications
    of Prizes, of Vacancies
    Grants and
    Funding
    Please refer to the website, or contact Please refer to the website, or contact Mansfield; part-time fixed-term
    the email address shown, for further the email address shown, for further Lectureship in Literature in English
    details of the awards below. details of the vacancy. For a full list 650–1550; £13,756–£14,558; noon,
    of vacancies in the University and 22 February; www.mansfield.ox.ac.uk/
    Students of the University should refer
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    to the Student Funding website for
    advice on fees and funding at www. The University is committed to equality Nuffield; Postdoctoral Researcher in
    ox.ac.uk/students/fees-funding. and valuing diversity. the History of Slavery in the City of
    London; £34,804; 22 February; www.
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    vacancies
    St Catherine’s; Graduate Scholarships; Brasenose; 5-year non-stipendiary
    St Hugh’s; stipendiary Lectureship in
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    Gazette
    T H U RS DAY 1 1 F e b ruary 2 0 2 1 • N O 5 3 0 2 • VO L 1 5 1

    Council and Main 234 Obituaries:


    Committees Exeter
    St Hugh’s
    Council of the University Worcester
    Register of Congregation

    Elections238
    Congregation234
    Uncontested elections:
    Congregation 15 February: Ethical Investment
    Degree by Resolution Representations Review
    Subcommittee
    Congregation 23 February: Board of the Department for
    Voting on a resolution to constitute Continuing Education
    a Redundancy Panel under
    Statute XII Lapsed vacancies

    Congregation 4 March:
    Elections Advertisements238

    Congregation noon, 17 March:


    Admission of Proctors and Notifications of Vacancies 240
    Assessor
    University of Oxford

    Notices235 Colleges, Halls and Societies

    Consultative Notices: External Vacancies


    Exeter College (revised statutes)

    General Notices:
    Gazette publication arrangements

    Visiting Professorships:
    Humanities

    Lectures236

    Examinations and Boards 236

    Examinations for the Degree of


    Doctor of Philosophy

    Colleges, Halls and Societies 237

    Election of Proctors:
    Harris Manchester
    Queen’s

    Election of Assessor:
    Worcester
    234 University of Oxford Gazette • 11 February 2021

    Council Congregation
    and Main
    Committees

    Council of the University Congregation 15 February a recommendation on the case before


    it and report its recommendations
    Register of Congregation Degree by Resolution to the relevant Divisional board or
    equivalent. The member of staff whose
    Crockett, D, Exeter
    This content has been removed post is under consideration is a Grade
    Fitzpatrick, M E B, Faculty of Clinical
    7 education and outreach officer in
    Medicine as it contains personal GLAM.
    Park, H, Magdalen information protected under the
    Qing, Y, Magdalen Text of Resolution
    Supramaniam, P R, Faculty of Data Protection Act.
    That a Redundancy Panel be
    Clinical Medicine
    constituted to consider whether to
    recommend dismissal by reason of
    redundancy in respect of one member
    of staff in an academic-related post.

    Arrangements for the meeting

    Members of Congregation are


    reminded that any two members may,
    not later than noon on 15 February,
    Congregation 23 February give notice in writing to the Registrar
    that they wish to oppose or amend the
    Voting on a resolution to constitute a resolution above (see the note on the
    Redundancy Panel under Statute XII conduct of business in Congregation
    Explanatory Note below).

    The first four stages of the Redundancy


    Procedure (https://hr.admin.ox.ac.uk/
    files/pdf1redundancyprocedurepdf)
    have been undertaken following local
    re-structures of academic-related
    support in an area of the Gardens
    Libraries and Museums (GLAM). The
    local restructure resulted in proposed
    changes to staffing levels, and four
    individuals were warned that they
    were at risk of redundancy, with
    individual consultation taking place.
    The Union was consulted. Following
    this process, three individuals
    have been found redeployment or
    accepted voluntary redundancy
    during the three-month warning
    period. However, in the absence
    of agreement to redeployment or
    voluntary redundancy, the agreement
    of Congregation is sought under Part B,
    Section 13 of Statute XII to constitute
    a Redundancy Panel in respect of the
    remaining individual, in accordance
    with the regulations governing the
    membership of panels convened under
    Parts B, D and H of Statute XII. The role
    of the panel will be to scrutinise the
    proposal for redundancy, determine
    University of Oxford Gazette • 11 February 2021 235

    Notices

    Congregation 4 March Note on procedures in Congregation Consultative Notices

    Elections ¶ Business in Congregation is Exeter College


    conducted in accordance with
    OTHER COMMITTEES AND UNIVERSITY REVISED STATUTES
    Congregation Regulations 2 of
    BODIES
    2002 (https://governance.admin. The Committee on Statutes before the
    Ethical Investment Representations ox.ac.uk/legislation/congregation- Privy Council, acting under authority
    Review Subcommittee regulations-2-of-2002). A printout of delegated to it by Council, is minded to
    these regulations, or of any statute or give consent on behalf of the University
    FACULTY BOARDS other regulations, is available from to the revised Statutes of Exeter
    the Council Secretariat on request. College, approved by the Governing
    Department for Continuing
    A member of Congregation seeking Body on 13 January 2021, in so far as
    Education
    advice on questions relating to its such consent is required by section 7
    Faculty of History
    procedures, other than elections, (2) of the Universities of Oxford and
    should contact Mrs R Thomas at the Cambridge Act, 1923. The consent of
    Details are in ‘Elections’ section below.
    University Offices, Wellington Square the committee to the amendments to
    (telephone: (2)80317; email rebecca. the Statutes will be effective 12 days
    Congregation noon, 17 March
    thomas@admin.ox.ac.uk); questions after publication unless written notice
    relating to elections should be directed of a resolution, signed by at least 20
    Admission of Proctors and Assessor
    to the Elections Officer, Ms S L S members of Congregation, calling upon
    A Congregation meeting will be held Mulvihill (telephone: (2)80463; email: Council to withhold that consent, has
    at noon on 17 March in the Sheldonian elections.office@admin.ox.ac.uk). been given to the Registrar by noon on
    Theatre for the purpose of admitting 22 February 2021.
    While COVID-19 working restrictions
    to office Dr David Johnson, BA
    remain in place, any notice that needs The revised Statutes update the existing
    Witwatersrand, MEd Manc, MA Oxf,
    to be given to the Registrar in writing Statutes of Exeter College after the first
    PhD Brist, Fellow of St Antony’s and
    should be sent by email to registrar@ major review since 2007. This revision
    Ms Lucinda Rumsey, BA MA Lond,
    admin.ox.ac.uk. Notices sent to the exercise has involved a wholesale
    MA status Oxf, Fellow of Mansfield, as
    University Offices may not be received. rewrite of the current Statutes. The
    Proctors for the ensuing year, and Dr current Statutes are unduly detailed
    Bettina Lange, BA PhD Warw, MA Oxf, and inaccessible, there are overlapping
    Fellow of Wolfson, as Assessor for the areas of authority between the Statutes
    ensuing year. and the Bylaws and there is scope for
    Congregation members wishing to simplification. The revised Statutes are
    attend the ceremony in person must shortened and simplified, and include
    register by 5pm on Friday 12 March only the fundamental constitutional
    at http://bit.ly/17Mar_Congregation. and governance provisions of the
    Registration is mandatory to restrict College, with the detail moved into the
    numbers and for test and trace Bylaws. The revised Statutes will equip
    purposes. the College with a modern and robust
    set of Statutes reflecting current law
    This event will be organised in and practice, particularly charity law
    accordance with government guidance and good governance practice, which
    and University policy, including any will reduce duplication and the risk of
    updates that are issued in early March. deviation between the Statutes and
    Further information will be provided Bylaws and will enable the continued
    to those that register. If necessary, efficient administration of the College.
    this event will take place online
    and a recording will be broadcast
    on Admission Day, available to all
    Congregation members.
    236 University of Oxford Gazette • 11 February 2021

    Lectures Examinations
    and Boards

    General Notices Humanities Examinations for the Degree of Doctor


    of Philosophy
    Gazette publication arrangements Faculty of Linguistics, Philology and
    Phonetics
    Since Trinity term 2020 the Gazette has This content has been removed
    been published online only as a result GENERAL LINGUISTICS SEMINAR
    of office and printer closures.
    as it contains personal
    Postponement information protected under the
    It has now been decided by GPC and
    by Council that print production will
    The previously advertised seminar Data Protection Act.
    by Professor Carlos Gussenhoven on
    not resume when COVID-19-related
    22 February has been postponed. A
    lockdowns end.
    replacement seminar will take place at
    The Gazette will continue to be 5.15pm on 22 February as follows:
    published online on Thursday
    Dr Daniel Altshuler
    mornings according to its usual
    Subject: ‘Coping with imaginative
    schedule. It will also be printed in a resistance’
    limited run for libraries, archives and
    paid subscribers. These arrangements
    Social Sciences
    will be announced once libraries are
    open again.
    Saïd Business School
    Visiting Professorships LEADERSHIP IN EXTRAORDINARY
    TIMES
    Humanities
    A talk will take place at 2pm on 16
    HAROLD VYVYAN HARMSWORTH February online, followed by a Q&A.
    VISITING PROFESSORSHIP OF Speakers: Richard Barker; Clara
    AMERICAN HISTORY Barby, Chief Executive, Impact
    Management Project; Tajinder
    Patrick Griffin, BA Notre Dame, MA
    Singh, Deputy Secretary General,
    Columbia, PhD Northwestern, Madden-
    International Organisation of Securities
    Hennebry Family Professor, University
    Commissions; Dame Elizabeth Corley,
    of Notre Dame, has been appointed
    former CEO, Allianz Global Investors;
    to the Harold Vyvyan Harmsworth
    and Sandy Boss, Senior Managing
    Visiting Professorship of American
    Director and Global Head of Investment
    History in the Faculty of History for
    Stewardship, BlackRock. Registration
    a period of 12 months from 1 October
    not required; more information: www.
    2021. Professor Griffin will be a fellow of
    sbs.ox.ac.uk/events/how-capital-
    Queen’s.
    markets-can-take-sustainability-next-
    level.
    Subject: ‘How capital markets can
    take sustainability to the next level’
    University of Oxford Gazette • 11 February 2021 237

    Colleges, Halls and Societies

    Election of Proctors Obituaries Robert E Layton, 9 November 2020;


    1949. Aged 90.
    Harris Manchester Exeter Charles Arthur Russell Lockhart,
    22 September 2020; 1954. Aged 86.
    A meeting will be held at 2pm on Jeremy Jon Dufton, 1 January 2021;
    David Francis Raymond Mildner,
    Wednesday, 10 March online for the 1978. Aged 61.
    5 December 2020; 1963. Aged 76.
    purpose of electing a Proctor for the Michael Peter Esnouf, 22 December
    Patrick Joseph Kinloch Campbell
    proctorial year starting on 16 March 2020; 1950. Aged 90.
    Penney, 3 September 2020; 1951.
    2022. All members of Harris Manchester Peter Stanley Harper, 23 January
    Aged 89.
    College entitled under Council 2021; 1957. Aged 81.
    David Richmond Thomson,
    Regulations to vote in the election are Lydia Menzies, 2 December 2020;
    12 December 2020; 1955. Aged 86.
    hereby invited to attend. Please email 2000. Aged 38.
    Malcolm Frederick Whitemore,
    kate.wilson@hmc.ox.ac.uk for the link. William Thomas Snelson,
    1 January 2021; 1960. Aged 79.
    17 December 2020; 1964. Aged 75.
    4 February 2021 Jane Shaw Peter Campbell Wood, 3 December
    Principal St Hugh’s 2020; 1937. Aged 100.
    Andrew Hylton Young, 9 March
    Queen’s Ann-Mary Gath (née Lewis),
    2020; 1980. Aged 58.
    15 December 2020; 1953. Aged 85.
    A meeting will be held at 2pm on
    Teresa Halikowska-Smith (née
    Wednesday, 10 March online for the
    Halikowska), 26 November 2020;
    purpose of electing a Proctor for the
    1965. Aged 80.
    proctorial year starting on 16 March
    2022. All members of Queen’s entitled Worcester
    under Council Regulations to vote
    Brian James Atkinson, 20 November
    in the election are hereby invited to
    2020; 1959. Aged 79.
    attend.
    Robert Craig Begg, 17 July 2019; 1954.
    2 February 2021 Claire Craig Aged 86.
    Provost Rawle Calvin Boland, 5 November
    2020; 1976. Aged 78.
    Election of Assessor
    Ivor John Bufton, 18 November
    2020; 1954. Aged 87.
    Worcester
    Jonathan Elliot Furneaux Cave,
    A meeting will be held at 2pm on 15 February 2020; 1976.
    Wednesday, 10 March online, for the Edward Durell Kenneth Coombe,
    purpose of electing the Assessor for the October 2020; 1943. Aged 95.
    assessorial year starting on 16 March John Hanslip Crowhurst, 6 January
    2022. All members of Worcester who 2021; 1956. Aged 85.
    are members of Congregation but not Raymond Eric Franklin, 3 November
    members of the governing body of any 2020; Lecturer in Engineering
    other college or society, together with 1958–61, Fellow and Tutor in
    any members of the Governing Body Engineering 1961–94, Emeritus
    of Worcester who are not members of Fellow 1994–2020.
    Congregation, are entitled to vote in Peter Donald Marriott Gell,
    the election, and are hereby invited to 26 September 2020; 1949. Aged 91.
    attend. Those entitled to participate in Hugh James Wallis Harper,
    the election of the Assessor that have 3 December 2020; 1986. Aged 52.
    not received information on how join Dale Frederick Harrison, August
    the remote meeting by Friday, 5 March, 2006; 1964. Aged 60.
    should contact the Chair of Worcester’s John Dermot Hope-Simpson, 30 July
    Nominating Committee: Felix Parra 2020; 1949. Aged 91.
    Diaz. Francis John Lamport, 13 October
    2020; Fellow and Tutor in German
    8 February 2021 Kate Tunstall
    1966–2001, Emeritus Fellow 2001–
    Interim Provost
    20. Aged 84.
    238 University of Oxford Gazette • 11 February 2021

    Elections Advertisements

    Email: gazette.ads@admin.ox.ac.uk
    Uncontested elections Lapsed vacancies
    Telephone: 01865 (2)80548
    Nominations for these elections closed Web: https://gazette.web.ox.ac.uk/
    The following vacancies have lapsed
    at 4pm on 4 February. As the number of classified-advertising-gazette
    due to insufficient nominations
    nominations received is no more than Deadline
    having been received. In accordance
    sufficient to fill the following vacancies,
    with the regulations, they must now Advertisements are to be received
    the candidates nominated below shall be
    remain vacant until an appointment by noon on Wednesday of the week
    deemed to be duly elected as of Thursday,
    is made jointly by the Proctors and before publication (ie eight days before
    4 February 2021 (as per Congregation
    Vice-Chancellor. Any eligible member publication). Advertisements must be
    Regulations 2 of 2002, regulation 8.2 (3)). submitted online.
    who wishes to be considered for
    Ethical Investment Representations appointment to one of these vacancies Publication
    Review Subcommittee is asked to contact the Elections Officer
    The Gazette is only published online,
    (elections.office@admin.ox.ac.uk) by
    • One member of Congregation elected except for library and archive copies.
    Thursday, 4 March 2021.
    by Congregation from members Charges for all adverts have been reduced
    of the faculties in the Divisions of Ethical Investment Representations to reflect this.
    Mathematical, Physical and Life Review Subcommittee Charges
    Sciences and of Medical Sciences, to
    • One member of Congregation elected Commercial advertisers: £20 per insertion
    serve until the start of MT 2023 (new
    by Congregation from members of up to 70 words, or £40 per insertion of
    post) 71–150 words.
    of the faculties in the Divisions of
    The following nomination has been Humanities and of Social Sciences, to Private advertisers: £10 per insertion of up
    received: serve until the start of MT 2023 (new to 70 words, or £20 per insertion of 71–150
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    Professor H Bhaskaran, BE Pune, MS
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    Board of the Department for
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    Continuing Education
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    M Booth, Jesus, Department of
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    Willmore, B D B, St Peter's Wormald, M R, Corpus Christi Yueh, L Y C, St Edmund Hall
    Willott, A, Vice-Chancellor's & Worrall, A F, Chemistry Yürekli-Görkay, E Z, Wolfson
    Registrar's Office Worrell, J B, Green Templeton Zaccheo, M E, Personnel Services
    Wilmot-Smith, F J, All Souls Worth, J J, Keble Zaccolo, M, Balliol
    Wilshaw, P R, St Anne's Worth, V J, Trinity Zachhuber, J, Trinity
    Wilson, A I, All Souls Worthington, M H, Earth Sciences Zachhuber, J, Wadham
    Wilson, C, St Hugh's Woudhuysen, G P L, All Souls Zahavi, D, St Hilda's
    Wilson, C F, Linacre Woudhuysen, H R, Lincoln Zahavi, G, Oriental Studies
    Wilson, C R M, St John's Wrathall, M A, Corpus Christi Zahl, B M-Y P, Materials
    Wilson, D J, St John's Wright, A I, St John's Zalli, D, Oncology
    Wilson, D J, Clinical Medicine Wright, C R, Keble Zaman, F, Somerville
    Wilson, F C, St John's Wright, F E, Balliol Zamboni, G, Green Templeton
    Wilson, M, Brasenose Wright, F L, Wolfson Zanderighi, G, Wadham
    Wilson, M G, Oriel Wright, G A, Hertford Zanetti, F, Wadham
    Wilson, N J B, IT Services Wright, I D, Wellcome Trust Centre for Zanna, L E, Physics
    Wilson, P H, All Souls Human Genetics Zarb-Adami, K, Astrophysics
    Wilson, S A, Wellcome Trust Centre for Wright, I N, Earth Sciences Zavatsky, A B, St Edmund Hall
    Human Genetics Wright, J A E, Oxford Internet Institute Zedner, L H, All Souls
    Wilson, T, Hertford Wright, J C, Personnel Services Zeitlyn, D, Wolfson
    Wilson, T H, Balliol Wright, J G, Orthopaedics, Zerdin, J R, Corpus Christi
    Winchester, L M, Wolfson Rheumatology & Musculoskeletal Zervou, S, RDM Cardiovascular
    Wincott, E J, Clinical Trial Service Unit & Sciences Medicine
    Epidemiological Studies Unit Wrightson, R C, Wolfson Zetter, R W, Green Templeton
    Winearls, C G, Jesus Wu, Y, Population Health Zhang, G, Wellcome Trust Centre for
    Winkel, M, Brasenose Wyatt, D A, St Edmund Hall Human Genetics
    Winkler, E A, St Edmund Hall Wyatt, T D, Kellogg Zhang, Q, OCDEM
    Winner, S J, Clinical Geratology Unit Wymant, C M, Big Data Institute Zhao, J, Computer Science
    Winstanley, E M-L, Exeter Wynn, M R, Oriel Zhao, Y, Structural Biology
    Wint, G R W, Magdalen Wynn Owen, A P, All Souls Zhu, T, St Hilda's
    Winter, D, Estates Services Wynne, M J, Bodleian Special Ziebland, S B, Green Templeton
    Winter, S, Otolaryngology Collections Zielonka, J A, St Antony's
    Winterberg, M, Tropical Medicine & Xiang, B, St Hugh's Zilber, B, Merton
    Global Health Xiao, T, Inorganic Chemistry Zilberman, N, Somerville
    Winters, N O, Kellogg Xiong, Q, Saïd Business School Zimba, M, Equality & Diversity Unit
    Wintersgill, S, Public Affairs Xue, K, Brasenose Zimmer, O, University College
    Wittenberg, R D, Lincoln Xue, L, NDM Experimental Medicine Zisserman, A P, Engineering Science
    Witteveen, D M, Nuffield Yadgar, Y, St Anne's Zitzmann, N, Merton
    Wójcik, D, St Peter's Yang, A, Green Templeton Zivanovic, S, Paediatrics
    Wolf, A, All Souls Yang, H, Wolfson Zivny, S, Jesus
    Wolfe, S J P, St Catherine's Yang, J, St Peter's Zohren, S, Worcester
    Wolff, J, Wolfson Yang, L, Big Data Institute Zokaei, N, Experimental Psychology
    Wollenberg, S L F, Lady Margaret Hall Yang, S Q, Kellogg Zondervan, K T, Obstetrics &
    Wolstenholme, J L, Population Health Yang, X, Clinical Trial Service Unit & Gynaecology
    Woltering, S A, IT Services Epidemiological Studies Unit Zonta, B, Pharmacology
    Womersley, D J, St Catherine's Yassin, G, Astrophysics Zorin, A L, New College
    Wong, G R, Primary Care Health Yates, J R, St Edmund Hall Zubek, R G, Hertford
    Sciences Yavari, A, Merton Zubeldia, M, Saïd Business School
    Wong, L L, St Hugh's Ye, H, Linacre Zurovac, D, Tropical Medicine
    Wood, A J, Estates Services Yee, J, Christ Church
    Wood, B J, Earth Sciences Yeo, D J, Statistics Total membership of Congregation: 5,430
    Wood, C G, St Hilda's Yeomans, J M, St Hilda's
    Wood, M J A, Somerville Yeung, C, Research Services University Offices Mrs G Aitken
    Wood, N J, Regent's Park Yeung, N P, University College 5 February 2021 Registrar
    Wood, W D, Oriel Yiin, G S C, Clinical Neurosciences
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    Supplement
    Committee on Animal Care and Ethical Review
    Annual Report 2019–20 any pain, distress, suffering or lasting closely with the Home Office and
    harm this is mitigated through the continually review and adapt our
    The University’s Local Ethical Review application of anaesthetic and analgesia processes to ensure compliance.
    Process was set up in 1999 to ensure and kept to an absolute minimum. The
    During this period, the Home Office
    that all aspects of research involving University’s Animal Use Policy requires
    Inspectors have also been monitoring
    animals conform to the requirements that anyone involved in research that
    the effects of COVID-19 and the
    of the Animals (Scientific Procedures) includes the use of animals is proactive
    restrictions lockdowns have had on
    Act 1986. The process remains in place in pursuing refinement, reduction and
    the performance of the facilities. We
    and is aligned with the latest revision replacement (usually referred to as
    have been open with them on how this
    of the Act that was completed in 2012. the 3Rs) in procedures involving live
    has affected the animal numbers and
    For the purposes of this report the Act is animals wherever possible. In addition,
    reduced the scientific output. There
    referred to as A(SP)A. The Animal Care all researchers and animal care staff
    have been weekly meetings between
    and Ethical Review Committee (ACER) must ensure they engage fully in the
    the Director of the Biomedical Services
    is required to report annually to Council approved ethical process of review and
    department and key members of
    and, through it, to Congregation on monitoring of animal-based research.
    his staff. The Establishment Licence
    activities concerned with research The University of Oxford Animal Use
    Holder has also had regular meetings to
    management, compliance and licensing Policy also commits the University to
    address any issues of compliance and to
    of procedures involving the use of providing standards of accommodation
    reassure the Inspectorate of our drive to
    animals in scientific research. The and care that exceed, wherever
    run a compliant organisation.
    ACER Committee, supported by six possible, the minimum standards
    Animal Welfare and Ethical Review required by UK national legislation. The Animal Welfare and Ethical Review
    Boards (AWERBs) at cross-department The responsibility for provision and Bodies
    and faculty level, provides assurance maintenance of the accommodation
    to the Establishment Licence Holder and facilities is devolved by the There are seven AWERBs1 that consider
    on the ethical treatment and welfare Establishment Licence Holder to applications for new project licences,
    of animals used in conjunction with the Director of Biomedical Services amendment requests for current
    scientific, medical and zoological (BMS) who, with animal care staff and project licences, retrospective reports
    research projects that are undertaken researchers, is charged with ensuring on current project licences and any
    across the University. Animal-based that animal facilities are managed and other welfare and ethical review
    research at the University takes place maintained efficiently and to as high a matters relevant to animal-based
    mainly within the Medical Sciences standard as possible. research involving staff working at
    Division (MSD ) but the Department of the University. In addition, there is a
    Zoology, the Department of Engineering Home Office inspections process for the review of collaborative
    and other associated operations are projects in animal-related research that
    The Home Office Inspectors conducted
    often involved or collaborate with fall outside of A(SP)A and the countries
    unannounced visits to the University
    animal-focused research projects as covered by the European Directive
    animal housing and research facilities
    the integration of technology and 63/20102. Collaborative ventures
    during the current reporting period.
    computing capability expands. This involving Oxford-based researchers
    report summarises the range of work There has been a change in the that take place elsewhere in the world
    carried out and the support measures in inspectors over the past year, with three are reviewed and recommendations
    place to ensure compliance with A(SP)A inspectors covering research projects made to ensure compliance with
    and the requirements of the Home Office and licences across the University. local ethical and welfare standards.
    Animals in Science Regulation Unit. We have had non-compliances that Wherever possible collaborative
    resulted in a focus by the Home research projects that fall outside the
    A(SP)A requires that all research using Office. This focus has resulted in close jurisdiction of A(SP)A and the EU
    animals is properly justified and that monitoring and an action plan initially
    any viable alternatives to their use are 1
    This includes Animal Care and Ethical
    commissioned by the Establishment
    fully considered. In all cases where Review Committee (ACER).
    Licence Holder that has been extended
    animals are subjected to invasive or 2
    Directive 2010/63/EU on the protection of
    as part of the overall review of animal-
    non-invasive procedures that cause animals used for scientific purposes is the
    related activity. We continue to work
    legislative document. 267
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    Directive are required to demonstrate the online system early in 2021 by the Personal Licence Activity October 2019–
    that they meet a similar or acceptable Animals in Science Regulation Unit at September 2020
    standard of welfare. Where there is any the Home Office. All Project Licence
    doubt about the quality of facilities (PPL) applications and Personal Licence Month PILs Issued PILs
    or standards of animal welfare at the (PIL) applications are made online. Revoked
    distant site or establishment, the The Home Office Administration Unit,
    Oct 2019 10 8
    ACER Committee requires the aspects a section within Biomedical Services,
    of collaborative research involving comprises three Home Office Liaison Nov 2019 23 14
    Oxford-based researchers to comply Contact Officers and a Home Office Dec 2019 17 20
    as nearly as possible with the welfare Liaison Administrator. Their role is
    Jan 2020 23 8
    and ethical standards, and 3Rs to provide guidance on the Ethical
    requirements, that apply across the Review Process for new PIL and Feb 2020 11 9
    University. PPL applicants and coordinate the Mar 2020 9 109
    review and submission process that Apr 2020 28 16
    The Animal Care and Ethical Review
    takes place before applications are
    (ACER) Committee is the overarching May 2020 8 2
    considered by the AWERBs and manage
    ethical review board and acts in
    approved applications for subsequent Jun 2020 7 6
    collaboration with the six AWERBs
    submission to the Home Office. The Jul 2020 9 0
    and a subcommittee that considers
    Home Office Administration Unit
    the application of the principles Aug 2020 6 7
    maintains oversight and management
    of the 3Rs in research. The ACER Sep 2020 7 2
    of all applications and guides applicants
    Committee considers project licence
    on submission of their approved Total 158 201
    applications that have severe category
    application to the Home Office using
    protocols or employ novel techniques
    the ASPeL system and, after the Project Licences
    in the type of research undertaken,
    granting of licences, during the review
    and any projects that use what are The maximum number of active PPLs
    and amendment procedure.
    deemed to be sensitive species, such held by researchers at the University
    as non-human primates. The Local or The Home Office Liaison Contacts during the period of the report was 153,
    Departmental AWERBs review project also act as Committee Secretaries compared to 160 active PPLs during
    licence applications that involve mild for the ACER Committee and the six the previous reporting period. PPLs
    or moderate protocols in the planned Departmental AWERBs managing the authorise the holder to undertake a
    programme of research. regulation and membership of each research project that has clearly defined
    committee, the annual schedule of 34 objectives and anticipated outcomes;
    AWERB Hub
    review meetings, and all compliance each is valid for a period of five years.
    An initiative by the national Animals and legislative aspects of the ethical PPL Holders are responsible to the
    in Science Committee (ASC), a non- review process. Home Secretary for the compliance
    departmental public body sponsored and conduct of all researchers working
    Personal Licences
    by the Home Office, set up a series of under their project and for compliance
    AWERB Hubs with Oxford nominated as During the period of the report the with the closely defined procedures
    a hub for nine research establishments number of PILs held by researchers that may be carried out in pursuit of
    in the region. The concept of AWERB at Oxford averaged 1,165. The PIL their research goals. The University’s
    Hubs is to provide a discussion forum authorises the holder to undertake Home Office Liaison Officers in BMS
    for sharing best practice, information various procedures according to their are involved throughout the PPL
    and collaboration. In practice it individual training and supervision applications process in their role as
    proved difficult to coordinate a range qualifications. Each PIL Holder is secretary to the AWERBs and provide
    of very different establishments and required to qualify at Home Office- guidance to applicants in the initial
    organisations, both in terms of size and approved training courses before stages of drafting a new project licence
    research facilities, to achieve a meeting, being permitted to handle or perform prior to the Named Veterinary Surgeon
    common aim or viewpoint. After surgical or non-surgical procedures (NVS) and Named Animal Care and
    discussion with the ASC it was agreed on animals. Animal care staff are also Welfare Officer (NACWO) review.
    that Oxford would seek to align itself required to undertake training on The Home Office Liaison Officers
    with a similar establishment both in approved courses run by the Institute continue to support applicants after
    terms of size and research philosophy. of Animal Technology in order to fulfil the Ethical Review Committee Process
    their duties. Home Office-approved by providing feedback and guidance
    Home Office Licences
    training courses are run within the BMS on the submission process and once
    The Home Office computer-based at regular intervals. During the year licences are granted.
    application, ASPeL, continues to be a total of 158 new PILs were issued to
    During the reporting period a total
    upgraded and the Establishment University staff and students, while 201
    of 21 new project applications were
    Licence and Approved Areas, all PILs were revoked for staff and students
    approved and granted by the Home
    Personal Licences (PILs) and the who ended their courses, completed
    Office, compared to 33 applications
    majority of Project Licences at Oxford their research or moved to other
    in 2018–19, representing a decrease
    are managed through the online establishments.
    in licences issued. A total of 58
    system. The few remaining paper-based
    amendment requests for existing
    Project Licences will be transferred to
    projects were approved, compared
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    to 67 amendment requests in the submission to the Home Office. In expires. The applicant is also advised
    previous year, representing a decrease some cases, the Home Office Inspector of the date of AWERB review to ensure
    in amendments to licences. It should be reviewing the submission may require the application writing process is
    noted that more than half the reporting further changes to a licence application completed in good time so as not to
    period was subject to restrictions and a before approval, and this review and compromise continuity of research.
    reduction in active research due to the amendment process will add to the All applications and amendments
    COVID-19 pandemic. time delay between the start of the are subject to full ethical review by
    application process and the granting the NVS or Veterinary Surgeons,
    The chart below shows Project Licence
    of the licence. In complex cases the NACWOs and the Home Office Liaison
    applications and amendments
    delay can be between six and twelve Contacts/AWERB Secretaries before
    reviewed at AWERB meetings across
    months after submission. In the consideration in committee. A number
    the reporting period October 2019 to
    case of Project Licence applications of amendments may be approved by
    September 2020. The slight difference
    where continuation of current the chair of an AWERB without being
    in numbers reviewed when compared
    research is necessary, the Home Office reviewed in full committee, but only for
    to the number of new licences and
    Administration Unit within BMS minor changes that do not have welfare
    amendments approved and issued by
    ensure that reminder notices are sent or ethical considerations. An example
    the Home Office in the same period is
    to applicants at least twelve months of a chair’s approval might be a change
    due to the lead and lag time between
    before the current Project Licence of contact information or similar.
    AWERB meetings and the online

    Applications reviewed by AWERB October 2019 to September 2020

    The distribution of active Project Licences between the AWERBs at the end of the Species used and severity of procedures
    reporting period is shown in the table below. Animals are used in research only
    where there is no viable or satisfactory
    Total alternative available. All projects are
    Animal Welfare and Ethical Review Body % PPLs
    (160) subject to assessment by internal
    review within the University and by
    the Home Office, where the potential
    Animal Care and Ethical Review Committee 45 29.4 benefits are considered against the
    adverse effects and potential cost to
    Clinical Medicine 69 45.1 the animals concerned. The University
    pursues research using a number of
    Physiology, Anatomy & Genetics/Experimental Psychology 17 11.1 non-animal methods such as computer
    Pathology 9 5.8 modelling, tissue culture, cell and
    Pharmacology 9 5.8 molecular biology, and research with
    human subjects. These methods
    Zoology 4 2.6 continue to be used and integrated into
    Processing time for applications and report the average processing time was research projects wherever possible and
    amendments includes the internal 96 working days for original Project appropriate, and new technology will
    review by the NVS, NACWO and Licence applications, and 27 working be incorporated if it is deemed to offer
    AWERBs, and final granting by the days for a Project Licence amendment. a useable alternative; however, animal
    Home Office. During the period of this experimentation continues to remain
    270 University of Oxford Gazette • Supplement (2) to No 5302 • 17 February 2021

    necessary in certain circumstances between systems (including the effects animal care staff, ensures that it
    where technology is currently lacking. that chemical or neural changes may remains proactive in pursuing the
    have on circulation, respiration or adoption of best practice, promoting
    Projects where the use of animals is
    other functions). Similarly, studying a culture of care, and encouraging
    necessary include research into the
    behaviour or complex brain functions, education and training to enhance staff
    prevention and treatment of human
    transplantation and musculoskeletal skills and raise awareness of ethical
    diseases (eg cancer, HIV, tuberculosis,
    systems still necessitates the use issues.
    Parkinson’s, diabetes and heart
    of animals, though restricted to
    failure), and the study of host–parasite A variety of different species of
    the minimum number required.
    interactions (for example in malaria) animals is used in research projects at
    The involvement of a broad range
    continues to be an area where it is the University, as may be seen from the
    of individuals in the ethical review
    necessary to understand the interaction table below left.
    process, including lay members and

    Species Number used in 2019 Number used in 2018

    Mouse 222,206 208,057


    Fish (zebrafish) 4235 7847
    Other fish 358 155
    Rat 2197 2913
    (Note: The number of animals used is
    Frog 0 89 collected annually in January and covers
    the previous calendar year. Figures
    Guinea pig 61 81
    shown cover the year 2019 only and do
    Ferret 13 24 not include usage in 2020.)
    Rabbit 0 0
    Non-human primates 8 10
    Jungle fowl 7 291
    Pig 15 20
    Badger (observation only) 63 0

    The actual severity of procedures reported during 2019, drawn from the Return of
    Procedures forms sent to the Home Office, were as shown in the diagram below.

    Percentage of animals used under each severity category in 2019

    (Note: This period covers


    2019 only as figures for
    2020 have not yet been
    collated.)
    University of Oxford Gazette • Supplement (2) to No 5302 • 17 February 2021 271

    The changes in animal numbers used


    Training of assurance for the University that
    during the year reflects a reduction in
    appropriate training is undertaken.
    some species where alternatives have The Training Director and lead NTCO
    been identified, for example in terms of oversees a comprehensive range of We continue to lead and/or collaborate
    different types of fish, or where more in training courses provided through BMS with UK (eg RSPCA, LASA) and
    vitro research has been undertaken. for researchers to gain Home Office- international organisations in the fields
    accredited qualifications in procedures of animal welfare, experimental design
    Veterinary and Named Animal Care and involving animals and associated skills and the ethical conduct of biomedical
    Welfare Officer staff in animal research. The courses are research. In a number of cases
    run at regular intervals throughout these collaborations have led to the
    The current Veterinary Team is
    the year and are designed to cater for publication of guiding principles that
    made up of three Named Veterinary
    delegates within the University and have been endorsed by the UK (Home
    Surgeons (NVS) with support from
    from other establishments. Normally Office) and Europe-wide.
    locum veterinarians. A primary duty is
    the BMS Team teach the majority of the
    the provision of advice on the welfare All Licence Holders have to be endorsed
    accredited modular Laboratory Animal
    and treatment of the animals. The by a competent trainer or supervisor
    Management and Welfare course
    team interacts closely with the Named in order to be able to complete any
    (successful completion of which is a
    Animal Care and Welfare Officer type of procedure or animal care
    requirement for new Personal Licence
    (NACWO) to provide direct support work. The Oxford Online Supervision
    Holders), which runs five times a year,
    for the animals and those carrying out and Competency Recording database
    either delivering lectures or running
    experimental procedures. The roles (OSCR), the internal online system that
    practical sessions.
    act together to ensure we provide was used to record details of training
    a compliant environment when Overall, over 200 delegates attended and levels of competence, is no longer
    managing the animals under our care. relevant training for Animal and supported by the developers and
    Biomedical Sciences Researchers, has not been operational this year.
    The NVS, veterinary and NACWO
    including Modular Training Courses A new system has successfully been
    functions continue to support the
    for researchers and those intending developed with urgency and will be
    training needs of the University,
    to apply for Project Licences. This operational this year.
    providing expert tutorials on a range
    has been achieved despite the double
    of subjects relating to the Animals Engagement with internal structure and
    threat of various levels of COVID-19-
    (Scientific Procedures) Act. Most of other external organisations
    induced confinement and the level
    this sits with the Veterinary Team and
    of veterinary staff shortage at BMS. Recording of training course attendance
    includes background, ethics, concepts
    The range of training provided has and recording of competence is
    around the experimental effect on the
    also continued to include advice on undertaken by members of the Home
    animal, anaesthesia and Project Licence
    writing a Project Licence application Office Administration Unit. NVSs,
    preparation. An additional role for the
    and Experimental Design in preclinical veterinary clinicians, NACWOs and other
    NVS is that of the Named Training and
    research, in conjunction with the MSD staff from Biomedical Services attend the
    Competency Officers. The NVS role
    skills section. Departmental Animal Welfare Meetings
    has the practical aspect of training in
    each term to promote best practice, the
    surgical and new procedures to ensure In addition to being accredited by
    3Rs and aspects of ongoing research, and
    that researchers can achieve and the UK Universities Accreditation
    to discuss the importance of compliance
    maintain competency when carrying Group, the training courses have
    with A(SP)A. The Departmental Animal
    out procedures. achieved accreditation by the
    Welfare Meetings provide an opportunity
    Federation of Laboratory Animal
    As in previous years, a high proportion to share best practice and deliver
    Science Associations (FELASA). This
    of the team’s effort was directed at updates on a number of topics such as
    is recognised as a mark of quality in
    Project Licence and ethical review. Annual Return of Procedure Guidance,
    Europe and facilitates movement
    Each licence amendment or new the Refinement initiative, access to
    of researchers within the European
    application involves meeting with the and information on guidance available
    Union, including in the post-Brexit
    applicant, advising researchers on via the bms sharepoint site, effective
    period. Oxford has been accredited for
    health and welfare matters relating to breeding according to the Home Office
    10 years and was joined this year by
    the use of animals, and attendance at GAA toolkit, international collaboration
    Cambridge University (currently the
    the relevant ethical review committee. on animal research projects, and various
    only two institutions in the UK with
    The Veterinary and NACWO teams procedural changes.
    accreditation).
    actively contribute to the termly
    The University of Oxford remains
    Departmental Animal Welfare meetings The Course Director, the two NVSs and
    a signatory (one of over 250) to the
    to provide timely updates to the a member of Biomedical Services act
    statement supporting the EU Directive
    research community on various topical as Named Training and Competence
    on the protection of animals used for
    and practically relevant issues which Officers under the Home Office
    scientific purposes.
    relate to animal welfare, compliance Establishment Licence. Additional
    and the 3Rs. Advising on suitable support for training is provided by Unfortunately, the annual Oxford 3Rs
    animal health monitoring programmes NACWOs and BMS Support Staff as Research Day was cancelled this year
    is also an integral aspect of regular necessary to facilitate the training due to COVID-19-related restrictions.
    responsibilities. programme. The objective is to provide Instead, there have been a series of
    comprehensive and approved training online discussions and presentations
    for all licence holders and a high level to promote the 3Rs and best practice in
    272 University of Oxford Gazette • Supplement (2) to No 5302 • 17 February 2021

    research. Though not ideal, the online


    options have provided a platform
    for participation by a wide range of
    delegates: Project Licence Holders,
    Personal Licence Holders, Veterinary
    Surgeons, Animal Welfare Staff and
    others with an interest in animal-based
    research. The University continues to
    promote engagement with replacement
    technology, the importance of public
    engagement in animal research, non-
    invasive methods in animal research,
    and experimental design.
    The 3Rs Subcommittee and the
    Home Office Administration Unit
    have continued to liaise throughout
    the year with the National Centre
    on the 3Rs (NC3Rs)3 to promote
    best practice and to incorporate the
    3Rs principles in animal research
    projects. The chair of the University’s
    3Rs Subcommittee is a member of
    the NC3Rs Grant Assessment Panel
    and participated in briefings to
    NC3Rs-coordinated projects. Oxford
    students and researchers are actively
    encouraged to participate in NC3Rs
    grant programmes, with positive
    results in the form of research grants
    to date. Biomedical Services funds
    50% of an NC3Rs post located within
    the University. The post holder divides
    their time between University training
    and welfare meetings, and sits on
    the 3Rs Subcommittee of ACER. The
    rest of their time is spent monitoring
    and interacting with external groups,
    bringing new concepts, techniques and
    shared best practice into the University
    to be reviewed and adopted where
    appropriate.
    Visits to animal areas of the Biomedical
    Services Building have been cancelled
    this year. It is intended that the
    opportunity to visit the facilities will
    be once again extended to family
    members, University staff with an
    interest in animal-based research and
    other groups as soon as the restrictions
    imposed by the pandemic are lifted.

    3
    The NC3Rs is the UK’s national organisation
    for the discovery and application of new
    technologies and approaches to replace,
    reduce and refine the use of animals for
    scientific purposes.
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    Council and Main 274 Congregation 9 March: Lectures 280


    Committees (1) Voting on a Resolution
    approving the conferment of
    Council of the University: an Honorary Degree Examinations and Boards 280
    Changes to Regulations: (2) Voting on a Resolution
    (a) Amendments to Proctors’ authorising the allocation of
    Examinations for the Degree of
    Regulations 1 of 2003: space within Dartington House
    Doctor of Philosophy
    Disciplinary Regulations for to IT Services
    Candidates in Examinations (3) Voting on Legislative Proposal:
    (b) Amendments to Proctors’ Rhodes Professor of Race Advertisements 281
    Regulations 1 of 2005: Relations
    Proctors’ Administrative (4) Voting on Suspension to
    Regulations for Candidates Congregation Regulations 3 Notifications of Prizes, Grants
    in Examinations of 2002: Religious Services and and Funding 283
    (c) Amendments to Part 28 of Sermons
    Council Regulations 40 of (5) Voting on Suspension to Chinese Government Scholarships
    2002: Committee to Review Congregation Regulations
    the Salaries of Senior 2 of 2002: Part 8, Elections
    University Officers (in respect of elections to the Notifications of Vacancies 284
    Nominating Committee to the
    Congregation 15 February: Vice-Chancellorship) University of Oxford
    Degree by Resolution
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    Congregation 2021 241–266
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    Council and Main Committees

    Council of the University thesis, dissertation, essay, Transfer of other device capable of receiving or
    Status materials, Confirmation of Status communicating information), nor use
    Changes to Regulations materials, or other coursework which is or attempt to use such material, item or
    not undertaken in formal examination device.
    Council has made the following
    conditions but is a requirement for,
    changes to regulations, to come into 8. No candidate shall copy from the
    counts towards or constitutes the work
    effect on 5 March. script of another candidate or in any
    for a degree or other academic award;
    other way dishonestly receive help from
    and (2) “examination room” means
    (a) Amendments to Proctors’ another person in an examination.
    any room designated by the Registrar
    Regulations 1 of 2003: Disciplinary
    or his or her deputy or approved by 9. Candidates may not communicate
    Regulations for Candidates in
    the Proctors as a place for one or more with any person other than an invigilator
    Examinations
    candidates to take an examination. during an examination.
    Explanatory Note
    3. No candidate shall cheat or act 10. No candidate may leave or re-enter
    The University is implementing multi- dishonestly, or attempt to do so, in any an examination room unless permitted
    factor authentication (MFA) for all way, whether before, during or after by an invigilator.
    Single Sign-On (SSO) users across the an examination, so as to obtain or seek
    11. No candidate shall enter an
    University. This means that anyone to obtain an unfair advantage in an
    examination room more than thirty
    with a SSO will be asked to verify their examination.
    minutes after an examination has
    account using a second factor, such as
    4. No candidate shall plagiarise by started except with the permission of
    a text message or code from an app on
    presenting someone else’s work as the Proctors or an invigilator.
    their phone. Rollout is expected from
    their own, or by incorporating other
    Hilary term 2021. In order to enable 12. No candidate shall unless permitted
    people’s work or ideas into their own
    students to use MFA in examinations by the Proctors or an invigilator leave an
    work without full acknowledgement.
    they will be required to take a mobile examination room:
    Examples of this practice include:
    phone into the examination room.
    verbatim quotation, cutting and pasting (1) within thirty minutes of the
    This phone will be turned off and put
    from the internet, and paraphrasing beginning of an examination; or
    in an agreed location following MFA,
    without clear acknowledgement;
    and will therefore not have an impact (2) within thirty minutes of the time
    collusion; misleading citation; failure
    on the integrity of the exam. However, at which it is due to end.
    to acknowledge assistance; and
    the regulations for candidates in
    unacknowledged use of material written 13. No candidate may smoke in an
    examinations currently prohibit mobile
    by professional agencies or other examination room or in any building in
    phone devices, and therefore need to be
    persons. which an examination is being held, or
    updated in order to enable MFA to occur.
    behave in any other way which distracts
    5. Unless specifically permitted by the
    Text of Regulations or is likely to distract other candidates.
    Special Subject Regulations for the
    In Proctors’ Regulations 1 of 2003, examination concerned, no candidate 14. Candidates may not use paper in
    concerning Disciplinary Regulations for shall commit autoplagiarism ie submit an examination except that which is
    Candidates in Examinations, amend as to the examiners any work which theyhe provided for them.
    follows (new text underlined, deleted or she have has previously submitted
    15. At the end of each examination
    text struck through): partially or in full for examination at this
    candidates must hand back to an
    University or elsewhere. Where earlier
    ‘1. These regulations are made by the invigilator all the paper provided for
    work by the candidate is citable, theyhe
    Proctors in the exercise of their powers writing their answers, including paper
    or she shall reference it clearly.
    under section 22 of Statute IX and are used for rough drafts and paper which
    designated by Council as disciplinary 6. No person shall dishonestly give help has not been used. No paper may be
    regulations under section 2 (2) of to a candidate before, during or after an removed from the examination room
    Statute XI. In accordance with that examination so as to give, or attempt to other than the question-paper for
    Statute, candidates who deliberately give, that candidate an unfair advantage the examination that has just been
    or recklessly breach any of the in an examination. completed.
    following regulations may be subject to
    7. No candidate shall take, or attempt 16. Unless regulation 17 below applies,
    disciplinary procedures.
    to take, into an examination any all articles or equipment to be used in
    2. In these regulations: (1) “examination” unauthorised material (including an examination must be carried into the
    includes where the context so permits revision notes), item or device examination room in a transparent bag.
    the submission and assessment of a (including a mobile telephone or any
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    17. Candidates must offer non- 2. In these regulations “college” means of the examination is complete. The
    transparent bags for inspection and, any college, society, or Permanent point of completion shall be deemed to
    unless special permission is given by Private Hall or any other institution be the conclusion of the last paper for
    an invigilator, must deposit them at the designated by Council by regulation as which the candidate has entered, or the
    place designated for the deposit of bags being permitted to present candidates time by which a dissertation or other
    and other personal belongings. for matriculation. written material is due to be submitted,
    whichever is the later.
    18. Candidates must present themselves 3. It is the responsibility of each
    for examinations in full academic dress. candidate to ensure that theyhe or 67. Concerns about the conduct of an
    she hands in all the material they he examination must not be raised directly
    19. Candidates must follow the
    or she wishes to be considered by with Examiners. A candidate on a
    directions of the invigilators and
    the examiners and to comply with taught course may communicate with
    the Proctors during an examination,
    regulations relating to the submission Examiners about such matters only
    including a direction to leave the
    of written work such as dissertations, through the Senior Tutor or equivalent
    examination room and the building in
    essays and project reports. Once officer of his or her college. If such a
    which the examination is being held.’
    a research degree candidate has candidate wishes to raise a query or
    submitted a piece of written work make a complaint about the conduct
    (b) Amendments to Proctors’
    theyhe or she may not withdraw that of theirhis or her examination, such
    Regulations 1 of 2005: Proctors’
    piece of work and substitute a revised query or complaint must be notified to
    Administrative Regulations for
    version in the same examination the Senior Tutor or equivalent officer
    Candidates in Examinations
    without the Proctors' consent. Taught ofor theirhis or her college not later
    Explanatory Note degree candidates should refer to than three months after the notification
    the Regulations for the Conduct of of the results of the examination
    An update is being made to the
    University Examinations: Part 14 Late concerned (when the matter will be
    Regulations for the Conduct of
    Submission, Non-submission, Non- dealt with in accordance with the
    University Examinations: Part 14
    appearance and Withdrawal from Council Regulations governing the
    Late Submission, Non-submission,
    Examinations. handling of complaints submitted
    Non-appearance and Withdrawal
    to the Proctors). A candidate for a
    from Examinations to provide more 4. During every written paper, each
    research degree or higher doctorate
    detailed policy in respect of student’s candidate shall display his or her
    may communicate a query or complaint
    withdrawal of work, including greater University Card face up on the desk at
    about the conduct of theirhis or her
    clarity to as to what is and isn’t allowed, which theyhe or she areis writing.
    examination direct to the Proctors:
    and how the Proctors can grant
    5. A candidate who is taken ill while this must be done not later than three
    approval.
    sitting a written paper may (with an months after the notification of the
    As withdrawal of work is referenced in invigilator’s permission) leave the room results of the examination concerned
    Proctors’ Regulations 1 of 2005, these and return while the examination is in (in accordance with the procedures
    need to be updated to clarify that they progress, to resume the paper on one set out in the Council Regulations
    now only apply to research students, occasion only (and no extra time shall governing the handling of complaints
    and that more detailed guidance is be allowed). If the candidate is unable submitted to the Proctors).’
    available under Part 14 for taught to complete the paper concerned
    degree students. because theyhe or she havehas been (c) Amendments to Part 28 of Council
    taken ill a second time, theyhe or she Regulations 40 of 2002: Committee
    Text of Regulations
    should inform an invigilator so that the to Review the Salaries of Senior
    In Proctors’ Regulations 1 of 2005, incomplete script can be handed in. It is University Officers
    concerning Proctors’ Administrative the candidate’s responsibility to obtain
    Explanatory Note
    Regulations for Candidates in a medical certificate, in accordance
    Examinations, amend as follows (new with the relevant provisions of the The following changes, made on the
    text underlined, deleted text struck General Regulations for the Conduct of recommendation of the Committee to
    through): University Examinations, explaining Review the Salaries of Senior University
    how his or her performance in the paper Officers, update the regulations to: (a)
    ‘1. These regulations shall apply to all
    concerned may have been affected by add responsibility for the salary setting
    university examinations, including
    illness. and review of the Dean of the Business
    any examination described in any
    School; and (b) remove obsolete
    regulation as a qualifying examination. 6. A candidate may not withdraw from
    references to the ALC6/RSIV Panel.
    an examination after the written part
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    Congregation

    Text of Regulations the salaries on appointment of the Congregation 23 February


    Pro-Vice-Chancellors with special
    In Part 28 of Council Regulations 40
    responsibility for designated The meeting of Congregation is
    of 2002, concerning the Committee to
    functions, and of the Heads of cancelled. Following the withdrawal
    Review the Salaries of Senior University
    Divisions and the Dean of the of the resolution below, regarding the
    Officers, amend as follows (new
    Business School; for reviewing, constitution of a Redundancy Panel,
    text underlined, deleted text struck
    on the recommendation of the there is no business on the agenda for
    through):
    ALC6/RSIV Panel of the Personnel the meeting.
    ‘Part 28: Committee to Review the Committee, the salaries of each of
    Salaries of Senior University Officers those office‑holders with effect from Voting on a resolution to constitute a
    the 1 October closest to two calendar Redundancy Panel under Statute XII
    28.1. The Committee to Review the
    years after the starting salaries were
    Salaries of Senior University Officers This resolution was withdrawn by
    set for each office-holder; and for
    shall consist of: Council. For full text of resolution see
    reviewing, on the recommendation
    Gazette No 5300, 28 January 2021, p214.
    (1)–(3) three external members of the ALC6/RSIV Panel of the
    appointed by Council, one of whom Personnel Committee, the salaries of
    Congregation 9 March
    Council shall appoint as chair, and each office-holder every two years
    at least two of whom shall also be thereafter.
    (1) Voting on a Resolution approving
    external members of Council;
    (3) The committee shall also carry out the conferment of an Honorary Degree
    (4) one of the Proctors or the Assessor other such reviews as are requested
    That the conferment of the Degree of
    as may be agreed between them; by Council.
    Doctor of Civil Law, honoris causa, upon
    (5), (6) two other persons appointed 28.5 In carrying out reviews the Hillary Rodham Clinton, former United
    by Council. committee shall consider whether States Secretary of State, United States
    there have been any significant changes Senator, First Lady of the United States
    28.2. Council may co-opt one additional
    in the duties of, or any significant and First Lady of Arkansas, Honorary
    member, who may be internal or
    developments associated with, the Fellow of Mansfield, be approved.
    external, and who shall hold office for
    offices concerned since the salaries
    such period as Council may determine. If the resolution is approved, the
    of the holders of the offices were last
    honorary degree will be conferred at
    28.3. The members under regulations determined; and ensure that the views
    the encaenia in 2021. At that ceremony,
    28.1 (5), (6) and 28.2 shall not be subject of the office-holders concerned and
    honorary degrees will also be conferred
    to arrangements with regard to their the views of the officers to whom those
    upon those honorands approved by
    personal salary which are determined office-holders are responsible have been
    Congregation on 10 March 2020 who
    by any process involving an individual solicited. Office-holders shall be given
    were unable to receive their degrees in
    whose salary is covered by the remit of explanation of the decisions taken if
    2020 due to the cancellation of encaenia.
    the committee. they request it.’
    28.4. (1) The committee shall (2) Voting on a Resolution authorising
    Congregation 15 February
    be responsible for making the allocation of space within
    recommendations to Council on Dartington House to IT Services
    Degree by Resolution
    the salaries on appointment of the
    Explanatory Note
    Vice‑Chancellor, the Registrar,
    and the Director of Finance; for This content has been removed An existing five-year allocation of
    reviewing the salaries of each of those as it contains personal space within Dartington House to IT
    office‑holders with effect from the 1 Services is due to expire on 1 February
    October closest to two calendar years information protected under the 2021. The service has confirmed an
    after the starting salaries were set for Data Protection Act. ongoing requirement for space within
    each office‑holder; and for reviewing Dartington House in order to continue
    the salaries of each office‑holder to accommodate the 195 members of
    every two years thereafter. staff based within the building. The
    existing allocation within comprises
    (2) The committee shall also be
    approximately 1,089 sqm NUA of office
    responsible for determining, on the
    space, seven meeting rooms (across
    recommendation of the ALC6/RSIV
    106 sqm NUA) and several general user
    Panel of the Personnel Committee,
    facilities such as kitchenettes, common
    University of Oxford Gazette • 18 February 2021 277

    rooms, print rooms and storage the “Professor”)Rhodes Professorship of (1) the Head of the Oxford School of
    facilities. Race Relations. Global and Area Studies;
    Text of Resolution 2. The Rhodes Professor of Race (2) an appointee of the Social Sciences
    Relations shall research, lecture and give Division;
    That approximately 1,320 sqm net usable
    instruction in African Studiesinterracial
    area (NUA) within Dartington House (3) the Professor of African
    relations.
    (building number 101) be allocated StudiesRhodes Professor of Race
    to IT Services for a further period of 3. The Pprofessor shall be elected by an Relations;
    approximately five years from 2 February electoral board consisting of:
    (4) the head of the college in which the
    2021 until 1 February 2026.
    (1) the Vice-Chancellor, or, if the post-holder is based.
    head of the college specified in (2)
    (3) Voting on Legislative Proposal: 5. The Pprofessor shall be subject to the
    of this clause is Vice-Chancellor, a
    Rhodes Professor of Race Relations General Provisions of the regulations
    person appointed by Council on the
    concerning the duties of professors and
    Explanatory Note occurrence of a vacancy to act as an
    to those Particular Provisions of the same
    elector on that occasion;
    The following proposal, made on the regulations which are applicable to this
    recommendation of the Social Sciences (2) the head of the college to which chair.
    Division and the Oxford School of Global the Pprofessorship shall be for the
    6. Subject to regulation 7, Council may
    and Area Studies, changes the name of time being allocated by Council under
    amend, repeal or add to these regulations
    the Rhodes Professor of Race Relations to any regulation in that behalf, or, if the
    in accordance with Part D of Statute XVI,
    the Professorship of African Studies, and head is unable or unwilling to act, a
    but no amendment is valid if it would
    changes the object of the professorship person appointed by the governing
    cause the Fund to:
    from giving instruction in interracial body of the college on the occurrence
    relations to giving instruction in African of a vacancy to act as an elector on that (1) cease to be exclusively charitable
    Studies. occasion; according to the law of England and
    Wales; or
    WHEREAS it is expedient to change the (3) a person appointed by the
    existing provisions governing the Rhodes governing body of the college (2) be outside the objects of the
    Professor of Race Relations, NOW THE specified in (2) of this clause; University.
    UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD, in exercise
    (4), (5) two persons appointed by 7. Any amendment to regulation 2 is
    of the powers in that behalf conferred
    Council; an amendment to the main object of
    upon it by the Universities of Oxford and
    the Fund for the purposes of Part D of
    Cambridge Act, 1923, and of all other (6) a person appointed by the Social
    Statute XVI and must be approved both
    powers enabling it, ENACTS, subject to the Sciences Board;
    by Congregation of the University and
    approval of Her Majesty in Council, AS
    (7)–(9) three persons appointed by subsequently by Her Majesty in Council.’
    FOLLOWS.
    the Oxford School of Global and Area
    Changes to Regulations to be made by
    In the Schedule to the Statutes, after Studies.
    Council if the Statute is approved by Her
    part 70 insert the following new Part 71
    4. Any part of the income of the Majesty in Council
    (which moves and amends the existing
    endowment of the Pprofessorship
    provisions in Council Regulations 24 of 1 In Council Regulations 24 of 2002,
    which is not required to meet the costs
    2002 concerning the Rhodes Professor concerning individual professorships,
    (including support costs) thereof may
    of Race Relations; new text underlined, delete the regulations for the Rhodes
    be expended, under conditions to be
    deleted text struck through): Professor of Race Relations.
    determined from time to time by the
    ‘Part 71: Professorship of African Oxford School of Global and Area Studies 2 In Council Regulations 3 of 2004, in the
    StudiesRhodes Professor of Race Committee (the OSGA Committee), Schedule of Statutory Professorships,
    Relations to support teaching and research delete ‘Rhodes Professor of Race
    in interracial relations. The OSGA Relations’ and substitute ‘Professorship
    1. The University hereby accepts with
    Committee shall appoint a Professorship of African Studies’.
    deep gratitude the offer of the Rhodesian
    of African StudiesRhodes Professor of
    Selection Trust Group of Copper Mining 3 These changes to regulations shall be
    Race Relations Management Committee
    Companies to provide for the permanent effective from the date on which the
    to advise it. That committee will consist
    endowment of a Professorship of Statute approved by Congregation is
    of:
    African Studies (the “Professorship” approved by Her Majesty in Council.
    and the holder of the Professorship is
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    (4) Voting on Suspension to (5) Voting on Suspension to be held in Trinity term 2021 for the
    Congregation Regulations 3 of 2002: Congregation Regulations 2 of 2002: Part three positions so left vacant, for
    Religious Services and Sermons 8, Elections (in respect of elections to the remainder of the vacant terms
    the Nominating Committee to the Vice- (suspended text struck through):
    Explanatory Note
    Chancellorship)
    ‘(4) If at the close of the time laid down
    The following part-suspensions of
    Explanatory Note for the nomination of candidates the
    paragraphs within Part 6 of Congregation
    number of vacancies is greater than
    Regulations 3 of 2002, made on the The following part-suspensions of
    the number of candidates nominated
    recommendation of the Committee for paragraphs within Part 8 of Congregation
    and not having withdrawn, the Vice-
    the Nomination of Select Preachers, Regulations of 2002 suspend the
    Chancellor and Proctors jointly shall
    suspend the regulations to hold the regulations governing the filling of three
    have power to nominate a candidate
    University Sermon on the Grace of vacancies on the Nominating Committee
    for each vacancy remaining to be filled,
    Humility in Trinity term 2021, it having for the Vice-Chancellorship, which
    and such candidates shall then be
    not proven possible to hold the Sermon have occurred due to the number of
    declared to be duly elected; and the
    in Hilary term 2021. The Preacher, host vacancies being greater than the number
    result of the election shall be published
    college and Proctors are all available for of candidates nominated in elections
    in the University Gazette.’
    an agreed replacement date of Sunday, 6 held in 2015 and 2019. There were no
    June. candidates for the election to the two Meeting information
    positions on the committee that took
    Text of Regulations Members of Congregation are reminded
    place in Trinity term 2015, and only one
    that any two members may, not later
    In Congregation Regulations 3 of 2002, candidate for the election to the two
    than noon on 1 March, give notice in
    concerning the Conduct of Ceremonies positions on that committee that took
    writing to the Registrar that they wish
    in Congregation and certain other place in Trinity term 2019.
    to oppose or amend the resolutions
    Ceremonies, suspend part of regulations
    In general, lapsed vacancies fall to at (1) and (2) above, oppose or amend
    6.17 in respect of the University Sermon
    appointment by the Vice-Chancellor the legislative proposal at (3) above,
    on the Grace of Humility only, in the
    and Proctors. Instead, it is proposed or oppose or amend the suspensions
    manner indicated below (suspended text
    to suspend Congregation regulations of Congregation regulations at (4) and
    struck through):
    to enable the lapsed vacancies to be (5) above (see the note on the conduct
    ‘SERMONS TO BE PREACHED filled by election in Trinity term 2021. of business in Congregation below).
    ELSEWHERE THAN IN ST MARY'S Because these are lapsed vacancies, If no such notice has been given, and
    CHURCH the elections will be to fill the unless Council has declared otherwise
    remaining term of vacant positions, or the meeting has been adjourned, the
    6.17 Sermons shall be preached before the
    both with immediate effect, two resolutions, the legislative proposal
    University in certain colleges, on certain
    being until 1 October 2022 and one and the suspensions of Congregation
    days, namely:
    being until 1 October 2026. In all cases regulations shall be declared carried,
    (9) in rotation, in one of those the persons elected will participate and the meeting may be cancelled.
    colleges and societies which have in the nomination of the next Vice-
    so agreed with the Committee for Chancellor, who is due to take up Congregation noon, 17 March
    the Nomination of Select Preachers, position on 1 October 2023.
    the Sermon on the Grace of Admission of Proctors and Assessor
    Text of Regulations
    Humility (preached in accordance
    A Congregation meeting will be held
    with Regulation 6.15 above), on In Congregation Regulations 2 of 2002,
    at noon on 17 March in the Sheldonian
    Quinquagesima Sunday.’ concerning the conduct of business
    Theatre for the purpose of admitting
    in Congregation, Part 8, Elections,
    to office Dr David Johnson, BA
    suspend part of regulation 8.2 only in
    Witwatersrand, MEd Manc, MA Oxf,
    respect of the elections to two positions
    PhD Brist, Fellow of St Antony’s and
    on the Nominating Committee for the
    Ms Lucinda Rumsey, BA MA Lond,
    Vice-Chancellorship that took place
    MA status Oxf, Fellow of Mansfield, as
    in Trinity term 2015 (for which there
    Proctors for the ensuing year, and Dr
    were no candidates) and one of the
    Bettina Lange, BA PhD Warw, MA Oxf,
    two elections to that committee that
    Fellow of Wolfson, as Assessor for the
    took place in Trinity term 2019 (for
    ensuing year.
    which there was one candidate and
    two positions) to enable elections to
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    Register of Congregation
    Changes to Examination Regulations:
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    Congregation 286 Humanities
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    Erica Joanna Cullen Brown (née
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    Exhibitioner. Aged 90.
    REGULATIONS FOR THE CONDUCT Jeanne Helen Foley (née Smith),
    OF UNIVERSITY EXAMINATIONS: 31 January 2021; 1955. Aged 83.
    PART 14 – LATE SUBMISSION, NON- Janet Gordon (née Senior), 24
    SUBMISSION, NON-APPEARANCE AND January 2021; 1965. Aged 73.
    WITHDRAWAL FROM EXAMINATIONS Delia Janet Khano (née Boyd),
    changes relating to withdrawal and 25 October 2020; 1947;
    resubmission of work Exhibitioner. Aged 91.
    Joyce Lishman (née Major),
    Humanities 20 January 2021; 1965. Aged 73.
    Jane Helen Mellanby, 8 February
    RESEARCH DEGREES IN ENGLISH
    2021; Lecturer 1965–71, Fellow
    LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE
    1971–2005, Emeritus Fellow 2005–
    correction of DPhil timetable for
    21. Aged 82.
    Confirmation of Status
    Diana Patina Read (née Coulson),
    MPHIL IN SLAVONIC STUDIES 1 February 2021; 1953. Aged 86.
    correction of notice published in
    St Hugh’s
    Gazette No 5284, 9 July 2020
    Dr Elizabeth Hyde (née Galbraith),
    Mathematical, Physical and Life 10 September 2020; 1947. Aged 91.
    Sciences
    RESEARCH DEGREES IN
    MATHEMATICAL SCIENCES
    (COMPUTER SCIENCE, MATHEMATICS
    AND STATISTICS)
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    (1) Admission of Proctors (2021–2) Register of Congregation Recognition of Distinction exercise 2021
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    Supplement
    Oration by the Demitting Proctors and
    Assessor 2021
    The following Oration was delivered in extremely smoothly. But while many end of the pandemic. The pace of this
    Congregation on 17 March by Professor have embraced remote working, it is academic year has left little opportunity
    Simon Horobin, BA PhD Sheff, MA worth pausing to consider what gets for reflection and forward-planning; it
    Oxf, Fellow of Magdalen, on demitting lost in the online world. The informal is important that the University engages
    office as Senior Proctor, by Professor interactions, the socialising, as well as in strategic thinking about the future of
    Freya Johnston, BA PhD Camb, MA Oxf, the chance to debate issues in a freeform online teaching and assessment, drawing
    Fellow of St Anne’s, on demitting office manner are very much more difficult on the expertise and experiences of all
    as Junior Proctor, and by Dr Helen Swift, via Microsoft Teams. This can pose the relevant parties. The technological
    MA MSt DPhil Oxf, Fellow of St Hilda’s, particular challenges for colleagues in challenges are considerable; for instance,
    on demitting office as Assessor. the early stages of their career, seeking lack of reliable access to Wi-Fi in college
    to understand how the wider University and University buildings can disrupt
    Senior Proctor: Insignissima Vice-
    operates, make contacts and establish access to online learning and the
    Cancellaria, licetne anglice loqui?
    collaborations. While many staff have effectiveness of remote meetings at a
    Vice-Chancellor: Licet. appreciated not having to commute fundamental level.
    into Oxford, there is a danger that this
    Senior Proctor: Ahead of last year’s This year we have witnessed the
    is replaced with an ‘always on’ culture
    admission ceremony, at a meeting of incredible success of the Oxford vaccine
    that means the additional time gets
    Senior Proctors past and present, I was and its roll-out in partnership with
    swallowed up by extra work. Such issues
    offered the following piece of advice: ‘Try AstraZeneca; everyone associated with
    will be considered under the New Ways
    to identify the major issue for your year in the University can take huge pride in
    of Working consultation, initially aimed
    office as soon as possible.’ That turned out this impressive achievement. But in
    at professional services staff, but going on
    to be somewhat easier than anticipated. many other areas of the University it is
    to consider academic staff, to which we
    We took up our roles on 18 March, had a apparent that the burden of teaching and
    encourage everyone to contribute.
    day’s induction in the Proctors’ office in administration during the pandemic,
    Wellington Square, and have not been The speed with which these radical combined with restrictions upon travel
    back since. All our meetings have been changes have been implemented and fieldwork, access to laboratories and
    held online; we have met huge numbers shows how quickly the University libraries, and resources being diverted
    of people but none of them in person. can make decisions when they are from non-COVID clinical research, has
    Apart from at the ceremony for the Vice- required, but it does also highlight the meant that research has necessarily been
    Chancellor’s Oration in October, our sub- importance of robust scrutiny and heavily disrupted. It will be one of the
    fusc remains unworn and our ceremonial governance procedures. There is also challenges of the coming year to ensure
    Latin untested. a need for a period of reflection and that the University’s research agenda
    consultation, with staff and students does not get left behind, especially
    Our experience of the abrupt transition
    having the opportunity to comment for early-career researchers who are
    to remote working has, of course,
    on their experiences. Numbers of dependent upon external funding, or
    been shared by the entire University.
    responses to feedback exercises so those on fixed-term contracts.
    As Proctors and Assessor we have had
    far suggest that this process needs
    the opportunity to see how effectively Having sat on many of the crisis
    to be revisited once the pressures of
    staff have managed this change. For management committees that have
    the academic year are behind us. This
    periods of this year, we and many of our been in place over the last 12 months, we
    year has seen the implementation of
    colleagues have juggled homeworking can testify to the rigour and scrutiny to
    rapid, sweeping changes to learning,
    with homeschooling. Meetings in which which decisions have been subjected.
    teaching, examination, assessment
    children make cameo appearances, or I would like to pay particular tribute to
    and admissions. While students and
    ones in which Peppa Pig can be heard in the team of people who have acted as
    tutors look forward to returning to in-
    the background, have become the norm. secretaries to these groups, assembling
    person teaching as soon as government
    While there remain technical challenges papers at short notice and often having
    legislation allows, it is clear that some of
    with online meetings, as well as human to turn these around overnight or at the
    these innovations, such as the availability
    ones – ‘You’re muted’ and ‘Is that an old weekend. But it is important that the
    of recorded lectures, online exams and
    hand?’ are undoubtedly the phrases of emergency groups that have operated
    remote interviewing, have benefits for
    our proctorial year – the shift has gone throughout the pandemic do not become
    accessibility and inclusion beyond the
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    long-term alternatives to the University’s chiefly from the legal and corporate If open-book examinations continue to
    statutory governance procedures. If the realms – is foisted as a matter of course on be employed as forms of assessment,
    government’s roadmap for a summer to academic and student lives, and that for example, students will need much
    return to normal remains on track, the the results can prove very odd indeed. fuller and clearer guidance on how to
    University will need to determine the refer to published materials, as well as on
    Much of this linguistic imposition how to make legitimate use of their own
    process for decommissioning these
    is undertaken in the name of risk tutorial essays and preparatory notes.
    groups and deciding which issues can
    management. But it might itself be Faculty members have been required at
    be taken under the usual mechanisms
    categorised as a risk to apply language very short notice to record their lectures
    rather than under the crisis-management
    from one sphere of activity to another and release them online, a development
    framework. Some of the groups formed
    one that neither fits inside nor is that has understandably been welcomed
    specifically for this purpose have
    compatible with it. The risk registers and by students but which has not yet taken
    continued to meet after their work has
    reports of risk management that circulate sufficient account of individual lecturers’
    been completed; the Student Experience
    around the University committees present or future ownership of what they
    Group speaks to an ongoing sense that
    throughout the year use language in such have written, or responsibility for quoting
    aspects of student life are not well served
    a way as to set off alarm bells, at least material that belongs to someone else.
    by the University’s existing committees.
    to anyone who cares about what words In the coming year, proper consultation
    The success of the Mental Health
    mean. What can it imply to describe needs to take place regarding the online
    Taskforce shows what can be achieved
    certain forms of teaching as ‘business- publication and long-term availability of
    by a small group formed for a specific,
    critical’, for instance? Or to extend the lectures in this format. Such consultation
    short-term goal, but leaves questions as
    University’s anti-fraud policy – a set of needs primarily to draw on the
    to how student welfare will continue to
    measures designed to prevent illicit knowledge and expertise of those giving
    be served given the considerable ongoing
    monetary gain – to allegations of student the lectures themselves.
    need. It is important that concerns like
    plagiarism? It has sometimes felt this year
    these do not get lost in the return to the Intellectual property is not the only
    as if a long line of square pegs were being
    business-as-usual governance structures. feature of academic life to have been
    coerced into an equally long line of round
    Junior Proctor: While the anomalous holes. endangered this year. Serious threats
    nature of this proctorial year must be continue to be posed to freedom of
    One of the first things to happen, speech, that aspect of a university which
    its most striking property, some things
    linguistically, in response to the (to quote our own policy) allows us ‘to
    have remained tenaciously the same.
    pandemic was that people began to become better acquainted with the
    One of our predecessors remarked
    talk compulsively ‘around’ things. variety of beliefs, theories and opinions
    in 2018, with apparent weariness,
    There must be very few committee in the world’, including ‘views that some
    that audiences of demitting orations
    meetings that we attended this year find unsettling, extreme or offensive’.
    ‘expect to hear ironising comment on
    in which the phrase ‘issues around’ Like our predecessors, we have been
    governance processes… long meetings…
    was not deployed by someone, and delighted to find the Vice-Chancellor
    committees’, as well as some jokes
    typically more than once. It is part of both willing and able to defend freedom
    about ‘unpronounceable acronyms’.
    a problem-solving linguistic armoury. of speech as the lifeblood of our
    The location in which such bafflingly
    The perceived usefulness of the phrase university – as indeed of liberal society
    styled committees are convened may
    appears to lie in the spatial implication in general – and to withstand several
    have shifted from the windowless rooms
    of ‘around’ – its all-encompassing, recent assaults on that freedom. It
    of Wellington Square to the differently
    three-dimensional quality. It suggests remains vital to ensure that no speakers
    stifling confines of Teams, but the
    comprehensive inclusion, a sense that invited to address an Oxford audience
    linguistic conventions have persisted.
    everything possible is being done about find themselves abused, censored, or
    These include the curious range of mixed
    every conceivable facet of a problem. silenced.
    metaphors cited in the Senior Proctor’s
    And yet, at the same time, it gestures less
    oration of 2016, tending obscurely to The Proctors and Assessor cannot
    decisively towards the here and now than
    combine stakeholders with any number themselves hope to implement or
    to longer-term plans and intentions that
    of dashboards, roadmaps, drills, traffic oversee most of the changes that they
    may never be acted upon.
    lights, and pipelines. recommend. Looking back on our
    The Proctors and Assessor may serve predecessors’ reports to University
    The point of attending to such
    for only one year, but they are charged committees and reading their demitting
    metaphoric phenomena – or phenomenal
    among other things with looking orations, it quickly becomes evident
    metaphors – is not only to poke fun at the
    to the future. As the Senior Proctor that the same concerns appear over and
    solecisms and confusions of bureaucratic
    has just pointed out, the past twelve over again: in particular, expressions of
    terminology. This year’s demitting
    months have been characterised by an the need for members of Congregation
    Senior and Junior Proctor, as well as the
    extraordinarily rapid series of changes to be better represented on central
    incoming Senior Proctor, are members
    across the collegiate University – to the committees, to stand for election, to lend
    of the Faculty of English Language and
    ways in which we interview and admit their voices to the working groups that
    Literature. It is therefore our academic
    students, for instance, as well as in how make decisions which will permanently
    duty to attend to words and what they
    we teach and conduct examinations. affect the lives of academics and
    mean. Once you start to do that in the
    These changes have proved remarkably students. If more University lecturers
    context of University committees, you
    effective as immediate responses to a and college tutors were sitting on more of
    quickly become entangled in a web of
    crisis, but it will take time to work out these committees, the linguistic glitches
    mystification. You discover that a strange
    how well they serve our needs post- and categorical mismatches I mentioned
    language – notionally English, borrowed
    COVID.
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    earlier would stand a better chance of effectively and properly inclusively Brexit, it may additionally need to adapt
    being corrected or even prevented. In into people’s lived experience. This to implementation of the ambitious
    any event, it can only be a good thing would be a timely moment for the Environmental Sustainability Strategy.
    for the various constituencies of the University to interrogate its strategic Etymologically, the Assessor’s role is
    University to spend more time working vision for student welfare, to maximise to ‘sit alongside’, in the sense of ‘to
    collaboratively with one another, anticipatory inclusivity, building on give advice’, ‘to aid’. The sitting has
    exchanging views and explaining their excellent initiatives such as the Inclusive never been truer, through endless days
    various idioms and idiolects to one another. Teaching Enhancements Project; reactive inspecting the University’s operations
    intervention by excellent but ever- via laptop screen. When the role of
    One of the best models for such
    increasingly over-stretched specialist Assessor returned to being part-time
    collaborative work and communication
    services may thereby be better focused. in 2019, it was relieved of Proctors’
    is the Proctors’ Office itself – in which a
    For staff, the newly founded Well-Being Office casework and also formally lost
    team of dedicated individuals trains and
    Programme Board is a positive step, not its project work as a ‘role of enquiry’; it
    supports three new, hapless academics
    only considering support provision, but retains this latter dimension, however, in
    every year as they try to get to grips with
    also reviewing daily working practices – the sense of its holder asking questions
    the peculiar machinery of this institution.
    what creative shifts could be envisaged, across all fora. Fundamental to the
    We three are especially grateful to
    allied with the flexibilities promised by post is how it aids through challenge,
    them for their extraordinary patience,
    New Ways of Working? 2020 was the serving the collective good on behalf of
    generosity, commitment, and good
    year of ‘agile’ and ‘nimble’ response; Congregation and having a voice at the
    humour. Thank you one and all.
    this must never become at the expense table for effective advocacy. Echoing my
    Assessor: As my predecessor noted on of thoroughgoing review – ‘new ways’ predecessor’s dissatisfaction with the
    his demission last year, 2020 marked of thinking may imagine fundamental part-time packaging, I feel additionally
    sixty years of the role of the Assessor, change to ‘business as usual’. that there is an opportunity being missed:
    or, more precisely, since the inception the exceptional very full-time gallop of
    The multi-dimensional nature of student
    of its precursor, The Representative the past twelve months has made me all
    experience, together with particular
    of the Women’s Colleges after their the more aware of lost potential in how
    inclusivity challenges that the University
    formal recognition as full colleges valuable the post could be for precious
    is addressing through the Race Equality
    of the University. The role’s special thinking time – the chance to sit at over
    Task Force and work towards Mental
    interests were identified as student one hundred committees yields such rich
    Health Charter accreditation, raises
    health, welfare and finance. There has fruit for reflecting on good governance at
    questions of governance and strategic
    arguably never been a year in which macro and micro levels. The restoration
    direction. Is there sufficient space within
    the Assessor’s duties have been more of project work should be considered; the
    the vast portfolio of a single PVC for
    pertinent to the University’s mission. Assessor’s unique vantage point could
    Education, however superbly supported,
    The vision of education embraced better be exploited.
    to champion all dimensions? How
    by the role considers the student as a
    might the comprehensive scope of the We all three as Proctors and Assessor
    whole person. Disruptions to normal
    University Mental Health Charter across sit alongside the work of colleagues
    student experience caused by COVID-
    both student and staff populations be an without whom our roles would be
    19 have underscored the essential
    opportunity for re-drawing the current impossible at any time, but by whom
    contribution of people, resources and
    organisational framework for Equality, we have been extraordinarily supported
    structures which support student
    Diversity and Inclusion, which itself this year – above all, the Clerk to the
    well-being, and have importantly
    requires new dedicated representation in Proctors and permanent staff of the
    highlighted the plurality of ‘normality’.
    senior leadership as the present Advocate Proctors’ Office: Alison Sealey, Esther
    Student experience has never been
    steps down? A fresh raft of new initiatives Villiers, Nicki Corani-Young, Paul
    conceived of monolithically, but this
    and undertakings, such as including Halstead, Tim Pearson, Sarah Ashley,
    year has cast into yet sharper relief the
    EDI criteria in the University’s internal Maria Bindasova, Jonathan Gordon,
    importance of parsing it to account for
    audit, is welcome. However, more Theo Papaioannou, Caroline Barnes,
    all constituencies. It has also underlined
    projects and more monitoring require Clare Brennan and Paul Franklin, as
    the interconnectedness of academic and
    urgent increased resource, especially for well as those temporarily brought into
    non-academic activity through which
    the work of the Equality and Diversity the Office to help manage workload. We
    students thrive. In particular, a stronger
    Unit. Without EDI fundamentally must additionally mention the Assistant
    strategic commitment to sport across
    embedded within the fabric – intellectual, Proctors’ Officers and Bedels with whom,
    the collegiate University would better
    infrastructural and inter-personal - of in the absence of in-person ceremonies
    recognise the myriad ways in which it
    everyone’s day-to-day participation and events, we regrettably did not have
    contributes to well-being.
    in the University, ‘One Oxford’ and the opportunity to work. The University
    The language of ‘well-being’, ‘welfare’ sense of collective ‘we’ on which it is is an immense network of remarkable
    and ‘mental health’ has, right-thinkingly, rightly predicated, risks continuing to local communities, each viewing it from
    pervaded the University’s pandemic ring hollow for some of us. a different angle – this is at once a great
    response, and to productive effect in structural challenge and an outstanding
    One Oxford is at the heart of the
    the case of the Student Mental Health richness. I return to my college and sub-
    University’s current Strategic Plan,
    Task Force, for example. But these faculty missing those communities who
    which has itself required careful review
    words mean quite different things, are welcomed me as Assessor, and with
    and sensible extension in response to
    perceived very differently from different gratitude for this opportunity to have sat
    COVID-19. Reaching now into 2024, and
    people’s realities, and require carefully by a different view.
    attending also to the implications of
    precise definition to be translated
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    Proctorial Year 2020–21

    Summary of academic appeals

    2019–20 2020–21
    Total taught-course appeals 102 70 (3 legacy)
    Taught-course appeals upheld in full or in part 26 (1 ongoing) 12 (1 legacy and 4 ongoing)
    Total research student appeals 7 3
    Research student appeals upheld in full or in part 1 (1 ongoing) 1 (ongoing)

    Summary of complaints

    2019–20 2020–21
    Total taught-course complaints 18 14 (3 legacy)
    Taught-course complaints upheld in full or in part 5 (3 ongoing) 2 (1 legacy and 4 ongoing)
    Research student complaints 11 8 (2 legacy)
    Research student complaints upheld in full or in part 5 (3 ongoing) 1 (1 legacy and 2 ongoing)
    Other 0 1

    Summary of disciplinary cases

    2019–20 2020–21
    Engaging in offensive, violent or threatening behaviour 5 4
    Engaging in action which is likely to cause injury or impair safety 1 0
    Engaging in any dishonest behaviour in relation to the University 6 1
    Possession of drugs 0 0
    Breach of IT regulations 1 1
    Non-sexual harassment 3 10
    Sexual harassment 11 3

    Referrals of alleged breaches of the Proctors’ Disciplinary Regulations for Candidates in Examination

    2019–20 2020–21
    Academic misconduct – plagiarism 63 46
    Academic – other 0 20
    Referred back to the examiners 10 29
    Referred to the Student Disciplinary Panel 8 1
    Ongoing 11 14
    Non-sexual harassment 3 10
    Sexual harassment 11 3
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    Supplement
    Environmental Sustainability Strategy
    1. Vice-Chancellor’s foreword 322
    2. President of the Student Union’s foreword 322
    3. Executive summary 322
    Research 322
    Curriculum 322
    Carbon emissions from University buildings 322
    Biodiversity 322
    Sustainable food 322
    Sustainable resource use 322
    International travel 322
    Local travel 322
    Investments 322
    Learning from the pandemic 322

    4. Vision 323
    5. Context 323
    Energy consumption in University buildings 323
    New developments on the University estate 323
    Sustainable travel 323
    Research 323

    6. Our strategy 323


    6.1 Achieving net zero carbon and net biodiversity gain 324
    6.2 Key enablers 324
    6.2.1 Governance 324
    6.2.2 Reporting 324
    6.2.3 Funding 324
    6.2.4 Offsetting 324
    6.4 Colleges and partnerships 324

    7. Priorities 325
    7.1 Research 325
    7.2 Curriculum 325
    7.3 Carbon emissions from energy consumption on the University estate 325
    7.4 Biodiversity 326
    7.5 Sustainable food 326
    7.6 Sustainable resource use 326
    7.7 International travel 327
    7.8 Local travel 327
    7.9 Investments 328
    7.10 Learning from the pandemic 328

    8. Closing, timeline and outline costs 328


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    1. Vice-Chancellor’s foreword 2. President of the Student Union’s 3. Executive summary


    foreword
    We are living in extraordinary times. We Oxford University is setting a target
    are experiencing what happens when As a Student Union we are very proud to achieve net zero carbon and
    we all ignore warning signs and fail to endorse this strategy and its targets biodiversity net gain by 2035 to
    to act to avert adverse consequences. and commitments. We were consulted address the global challenges of climate
    There had been numerous indications throughout the development of the change and biodiversity loss in our
    that we were vulnerable to a global strategy and the result is a direct organisation. The strategy focuses on
    pandemic; we ignored them and are reflection of a shared vision which these ten priorities:
    paying the price. We cannot do so again. the community of environmentally
    Research
    concerned students brought to the
    Today there are innumerable warnings
    administration. Increase research and engagement in
    of the impending dangers of climate
    environmental sustainability.
    change and biodiversity loss. We must This strategy follows years of advocacy
    heed them. Doing so will entail real from the University’s students. In Curriculum
    changes to how we live and work. Just autumn 2019, we hosted our first-ever
    Offer all students the opportunity to
    as we have had to challenge all aspects Oxford University Climate Assembly,
    study environmental sustainability,
    of business as usual in order to be which filled the Sheldonian Theatre
    either within or outside the examined
    resilient during the pandemic, dealing with over 750 attendees and hundreds
    curriculum.
    with the consequences of climate more online. This forum formed the
    change will require significant, often first step in consulting with students Carbon emissions from University
    unwelcome, changes in our daily lives. and the academic community to draft buildings
    an Environmental Sustainability
    In my 2019 Oration I asked whether we Reduce carbon emissions related to our
    Strategy, whose goals have received
    were doing enough at the University energy consumption to a minimal level.
    overwhelming support from students.
    to address these challenges within
    Over the last three years students have Biodiversity
    our own community. The resounding
    brought dozens of representations
    conclusion from a consultation with Identify and address the University’s
    through the Student Council of Oxford
    staff and students was ‘no’. In response principal biodiversity impacts from
    SU to the University. Common rooms
    to that engagement, we have developed its operations and supply chain,
    across almost every college have
    this ambitious strategy – the outcome and enhance biodiversity on the
    passed resolutions on topics from
    of the Environmental Sustainability University’s estate.
    sustainable dining to energy efficiency
    Strategy Working Group, which is made
    to divestment and environmentally Sustainable food
    up of academics and our Environmental
    conscious investment. The Oxford
    Sustainability team. They have worked Reduce the carbon emissions and
    Climate Society, one of many
    together to set targets and identify biodiversity impact of our food.
    environmentally focused student
    the key areas where we can act. This
    groups, has grown to become the Sustainable resource use
    strategy will have implications for us
    largest student society. Their self-
    all. Reduce the environmental impacts of
    organised School of Climate Change
    our consumption and supply chain.
    The University of Oxford is committed offers students free lectures in climate
    to leading the way on environmental solutions by climate professors each International travel
    sustainability through its research and week. Members and leaders of student
    Reduce aviation emissions from
    teaching. This strategy extends that environmental groups have provided
    University staff and student travel, and
    commitment to our operational impact, input, and Ethics and Environment
    offset the balance of emissions.
    our supply chain, our investments, our representatives in every college are
    daily working lives. Our aspiration is helping connect the strategy’s goals Local travel
    that staff, students and stakeholders with college sustainability plans.
    Limit transport emissions by reducing
    will embrace the strategy in all aspects
    We are especially proud that this the need to travel, encouraging
    of University life.
    strategy will bring the University of walking, cycling and the use of public
    Professor Louise Richardson Oxford into alignment with the Paris transport, and managing the demand to
    Agreement, and that it requires us to travel by car.
    work deeply across our operations
    Investments
    and supply chain to facilitate a post-
    carbon transition in our lifetimes. This Ensure that the University, as an
    is just the start for Oxford in preparing investor, is part of the solution to
    a proportional response to the urgency climate change and biodiversity loss.
    that we feel as young people who will
    Learning from the pandemic
    inherit the future under a changing
    climate. Build on the experience of the
    pandemic and the potential shift to
    Ms Nikita Ma
    more environmentally sustainable
    working practices.
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    The strategy is underpinned by these sustainability leaders and its own method according to the Sustainability
    four ‘enablers’: communities, will be exemplary Design Guide; this significantly
    in its institutional response to the reduces their carbon emissions and
    • Embedding environmental
    environmental and climate emergency. energy running costs. The Guide
    sustainability in the University’s
    Our ambition is to play an important informs design to achieve long life,
    governance and decision making;
    role in protecting, restoring and flexibility, low environmental impact,
    • Developing a system of annual
    enhancing nature. accessibility, low maintenance,
    reporting of carbon emissions and
    end-of-life recycling and net gain in
    biodiversity impact within the first The University acknowledges the
    biodiversity.
    twelve months; three pillars of sustainability: social,
    • Establishing the Oxford economic and environmental. The Sustainable travel
    Sustainability Fund to fund the University takes action on economic
    We fund sustainable transport
    programme of action required and social sustainability in other areas,
    initiatives including promotion of
    to reach net zero carbon and such as access and participation,
    walking, cycling and use of public
    biodiversity net gain by 2035; race equality and closing its gender
    transport through income from staff
    • Establishing a policy to guide our use pay gap. This strategy is focused on
    parking charges, which raise over
    of carbon offsetting and biodiversity environmental sustainability, but
    £400,000 a year.
    offsetting. the social and economic impacts of
    implementing it will also be taken into Over several years parking provision
    We will develop a large-scale
    consideration. has been gradually reduced, prioritising
    engagement programme to build
    those with disabilities or caring
    support and involvement for the
    5. Context responsibilities.
    strategy with staff and students.
    Research
    We will tackle the major sources of The University has already worked for
    carbon emissions from the University. many years to reduce its environmental ‘True Planet’ brings together Oxford’s
    We will achieve net zero carbon through impact. The University’s new, more global research on climate, energy,
    a variety of measures: engagement, ambitious target of net zero carbon by food, water, waste and biodiversity,
    energy efficiency and carbon emissions 2035 will supersede our existing carbon showcasing the worldwide impact
    reduction projects, a reduction of target of reducing carbon emissions by of the University’s cross-disciplinary
    flights and carbon offsetting. 50% from their peak of 2009/10. research. Our researchers collaborate
    with industry, government, the third
    The University’s major biodiversity The University’s Strategic Plan
    sector and other universities to solve
    impact is from our operations and 2018–2023 already refers to new
    real-world sustainability problems.
    supply chain. We will quantify this buildings adhering to the highest
    impact and achieve biodiversity net environmental sustainability standards The Oxford Networks for the
    gain by avoiding and reducing these and to increasing sustainable travel Environment (ONE) mobilise the
    impacts; by achieving a net gain on opportunities for staff and students. University’s expertise in science,
    new developments; by enhancing technology, business and society. They
    Energy consumption in University
    biodiversity on and off the estate; and enable Oxford to find solutions to the
    buildings
    by biodiversity offsetting. complex, converging challenges of
    For the last decade all the University’s energy, water and food security, climate
    4. Vision electricity has come from renewable change and threats to biodiversity. ONE
    sources. contributes to humanity’s capacity to
    An unstable climate, increasing carbon make sustainable use of our natural
    Since 2013 our Carbon Management
    emissions and accelerating biodiversity resources for the benefit of all people
    Programme (CMP) has invested
    loss require urgent action. and the natural world.
    £1 million a year in carbon reduction
    The University is already playing a projects across our estate. While all these actions have advanced
    leading role in tackling these issues environmental sustainability at the
    The CMP has contributed to the 40%
    through the application of its research, University, they are not enough to
    decline in the University’s Scope 1 and
    policy advice and educating its achieve our new 2035 target. We need to
    2 emissions from utility use from their
    students. In this strategy our focus is do more.
    peak in 2010.
    on addressing the negative impacts of
    our own operations. We will prioritise Our Sustainable Labs programme 6. Our strategy
    a programme of carbon reduction addresses energy reduction, energy-
    and biodiversity enhancement in efficient equipment, waste and The University will achieve net zero
    our organisation. The University’s recycling in laboratories, which are carbon and biodiversity net gain by
    environmental impacts will be responsible for around 60% of the 2035 and will act in nine priority areas.
    identified, avoided and reduced. Our University’s total energy consumption
    We will set interim five-year targets and
    approach will be transparent; we and carbon emissions.
    we will share our progress annually.
    will publish an annual account of our
    New developments on the University Opportunities will be provided for the
    environmental impacts and progress
    estate University community to engage with
    towards our sustainability goals.
    and contribute to achieving the goals of
    All building projects over £1 million
    By 2035, the University, working the strategy. There will be a review of
    must be designed using the Passivhaus
    in partnership with government, the strategy every five years.
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    The priority areas are detailed in 6.2.2 REPORTING Biodiversity offsetting involves
    section 7. undertaking conservation and
    We will develop a system of annual
    restoration activities to enhance
    6.1 Achieving net zero carbon and net reporting of carbon emissions and
    biodiversity, for the purpose of
    biodiversity gain biodiversity impact within the first
    compensating for biodiversity impacts.
    year; the reports will be published
    We will tackle the two major sources of In the University’s case, these impacts
    in Oxford’s Annual Review and the
    carbon emissions from the University: arise from its development, estate
    financial accounts.
    the use of gas and electricity and management, operations and supply
    international air travel. We will 6.2.3 FUNDING chain.
    achieve net zero carbon from gas and
    We will establish the Oxford We will prioritise avoiding and reducing
    electricity usage through a combination
    Sustainability Fund to receive the our biodiversity impacts in preference
    of engagement to reduce energy
    funding and manage the expenditure to biodiversity offsetting. It will not
    consumption, changing heat sources
    of implementing the strategy to reach be possible to do this completely and
    from electricity to gas, improving
    its targets by 2035. The Fund will use we will need to carry out proactive
    building fabric and fittings to increase
    existing sustainability funding and new conservation actions to achieve
    efficiencies, recovering the utility cost
    sources of funding. biodiversity net gain. We will use
    savings from the carbon emissions
    biodiversity offsetting from the outset
    reductions from departments to repay The Fund will rely on funding allocated
    but will aim to reduce our reliance on it
    the capital expenditure, and carbon from the following sources:
    over time as we reduce our impact.
    offsetting. Net zero carbon emissions
    • Existing sources of sustainability
    from aviation will be achieved with a We will develop a policy to guide our
    funding;
    combination of engagement to reduce carbon and biodiversity offsetting
    • Recovering savings from upfront
    flights taken, levying sustainability activities and will regularly assess
    investment in carbon reduction
    charges on flights and carbon offsetting. new offsetting opportunities and
    measures;
    technologies being developed.
    Our greatest impact on biodiversity • A sustainability charge on business
    is from our operations and supply flights; 6.3 Staff and students
    chain. These impacts will be identified, • Hypothecating a portion of the
    Implementing this strategy will involve
    avoided and reduced. We will achieve unregulated student fee income.
    engagement and changing practice and
    a net gain in biodiversity through
    Other sustainability charges may be culture across the entire University.
    avoidance and reduction of the
    introduced over the lifetime of the As Oxford’s most important asset, its
    negative impact of our operations
    strategy. Staff and students will also be staff and students will be the main
    and supply chain, biodiversity
    able to make voluntary contributions drivers for change and improvement
    enhancements on and off the estate,
    to the Fund for offsetting their personal of our environmental sustainability
    achievement of a 20% net gain on all
    emissions. performance. The needs of people with
    new developments and biodiversity
    disabilities will be taken into account
    offsetting. The Fund’s finances will be transparent,
    in all aspects of implementation of the
    and its income and expenditure will
    Climate change and biodiversity loss strategy.
    be approved by the Environmental
    are separate but interacting issues.
    Sustainability Subcommittee and We hope to inspire staff and students to
    They need to be tackled separately yet
    published annually. embrace change and to find new ways
    there are also benefits to addressing
    of living and working sustainably.
    both in combination, in particular 6.2.4 OFFSETTING
    through natural climate solutions, such 6.4 Colleges and partnerships
    Carbon offsetting is a process whereby
    as restoring peatlands, which increase
    carbon or carbon equivalent gases The Working Group has worked with
    biodiversity while also capturing
    are removed from the atmosphere, college representatives in drafting
    carbon. We will use these approaches
    or prevented from entering it, and this strategy. Although the colleges, as
    wherever possible.
    stored securely in order to compensate separate entities, are not bound by the
    6.2 Key enablers for emissions. A range of offsetting strategy, the Conference of Colleges
    options are available, with more being are currently developing a college-
    Underpinning the strategy are these
    researched and developed. We will focused approach to environmental
    four ‘enablers’:
    regularly review our offsetting options sustainability. We already work with
    6.2.1 GOVERNANCE to reflect this. the vast majority of colleges in jointly
    purchasing all our energy, including
    We will embed environmental We will prioritise reducing our own
    electricity solely from renewable
    sustainability in the University’s emissions to minimise the need for
    sources. There are many areas of
    governance and decision making offsets before starting to use offsetting
    overlap – such as food, teaching, travel
    and as a University priority. A new from 2030 onwards. This is consistent
    and estate management – where we will
    Environmental Sustainability with the Oxford Principles for Net Zero
    continue to work in partnership with
    Subcommittee will be set up to oversee Aligned Carbon Offsetting. It will not be
    colleges towards a more sustainable
    implementation of the strategy, possible to eliminate all our emissions,
    Oxford.
    reporting to the Planning and Resource so we will need to rely on carbon
    Allocation Committee (PRAC). offsetting to balance the residual The University values its relationships
    emissions and reach net zero carbon. with Oxford City Council, Oxfordshire
    County Council, the surrounding
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    District Councils and our local and 7.2 Curriculum The University purchases 100%
    regional community. We will engage renewable electricity although its
    OFFER ALL STUDENTS THE
    with our community and its civic carbon emissions are still measured
    OPPORTUNITY TO STUDY
    organisations. We will work together to according to the UK National Grid
    ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY,
    improve environmental sustainability average carbon emissions in line
    EITHER WITHIN OR OUTSIDE THE
    in our city and county. with the Higher Education Statistics
    EXAMINED CURRICULUM
    Authority methodology. This means it
    7. Priorities Oxford provides an exciting, is not enough to purchase renewable
    challenging learning environment, electricity; we must go further,
    7.1 Research training future generations of reducing reliance on gas, reducing
    researchers, innovators and leaders in electricity use and increasing on-site or
    INCREASE RESEARCH AND
    sustainability. sourcing locally generated renewable
    ENGAGEMENT IN ENVIRONMENTAL
    power.
    SUSTAINABILITY We will give our students the
    opportunity to develop their The University will reduce its reliance
    Ground-breaking research and
    knowledge, skills and understanding on natural gas, used mainly to heat
    innovation are at the heart of our
    and become the sustainability buildings, by replacing gas heat sources
    success in global university rankings.
    leaders of the future. The University with electric ones across the estate,
    Oxford’s researchers are improving our
    curriculum reflects its wide expertise thereby reducing its Scope 1 emissions.
    understanding of global temperature
    in the fields of climate change, The forecast reduction in carbon from
    increases, extreme weather and
    biodiversity and sustainability. the National Grid makes electricity a
    biodiversity loss.
    Sustainability-related opportunities lower carbon heat source than gas in
    From water to weather, fuel to food; for internships and training courses the longer term.
    from how we power our homes to how are offered to students and student
    We will establish district heating
    we protect and restore nature, Oxford’s societies are pioneering extra-
    networks at Old Road Campus and
    cross-disciplinary research is helping us curricular courses. These opportunities
    the Science Area, and heat pump
    to better understand the complexities will be improved and extended to all
    technology will be used across the
    of the interaction of human activities students.
    estate to increase electrical efficiency.
    and the environment, and to make a
    COMMITMENTS More efficient use of energy will be
    positive impact on our changing world.
    achieved by encouraging engagement
    7.2.1 Ensure courses with core and
    Our researchers work with partners in in energy saving, by retrofitting
    optional sustainability content are
    industry, government, the third sector buildings to reduce heat loss and by
    easily identifiable.
    and other universities to address these using energy-efficient appliances.
    challenges and to propose innovative 7.2.2 The Education Committee will These measures will reduce our Scope 2
    approaches and solutions. encourage and monitor existing emissions.
    degree programmes’ development of
    COMMITMENTS We will help departments achieve
    further environmental sustainability
    carbon savings. Carbon offsetting will
    7.1.1 Promote communication, streams in the core curriculum.
    be required to balance the residual
    coordination and collaboration
    7.2.3 Consider and support new emissions remaining after prioritising
    between environmental
    courses related to interdisciplinary emissions reductions, but we will only
    sustainability and environmental
    environmental and social start to use it from 2030 onwards.
    justice researchers through the
    sustainability questions.
    Oxford Network for the Environment COMMITMENTS
    (ONE) and other mechanisms. 7.2.4 Extend existing opportunities
    7.3.1 Roll out a large-scale
    for extra-curricular study of
    7.1.2 Support interdisciplinary engagement programme to
    environmental sustainability,
    sustainability research teams encourage energy saving across
    internship programmes and short
    in responding to major funding departments.
    courses to all students.
    opportunities.
    7.3.2 Recover utility cost savings
    7.3 Carbon emissions from energy
    7.1.3 Seek to influence the priorities from investments in low carbon
    consumption on the University estate.
    of research funders, including UK technology from departments to
    government and charities, to meet REDUCE CARBON EMISSIONS RELATED finance carbon reduction measures.
    sustainability research challenges. TO OUR ENERGY CONSUMPTION TO A
    7.3.3 Introduce a building retrofit
    MINIMAL LEVEL
    7.1.4 Fund research into negative programme to maximise energy
    emission technologies and net The University records and reports efficiency.
    gain in biodiversity, in line with its Scope 1 and 2 carbon emissions
    7.3.4 Install heat networks using new
    the aims of the strategy to address in accordance with the Greenhouse
    energy technology as an alternative
    environmental and social justice Gas Protocol. Scope 1 emissions are
    to gas.
    concerns and acknowledge the direct emissions primarily from gas
    University’s historical impact in used for heating buildings and Scope 2 7.3.5 Explore the installation of
    these areas. emissions are indirect, coming mainly large-scale photovoltaic systems and
    from electricity used in buildings. locally generated power.
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    1) Refrain – refrain from actions that scarcity and water pollution. Oxford
    7.4 Biodiversity
    damage biodiversity research shows that the most effective
    IDENTIFY AND ADDRESS THE way to reduce the climate impact of our
    2) Reduce – reduce the damage our
    UNIVERSITY’S PRINCIPAL diet is to consume less meat and dairy
    remaining actions create
    BIODIVERSITY IMPACTS FROM ITS and eat more plant-based foods .
    OPERATIONS AND SUPPLY CHAIN AND 3) Restore – restore biodiversity that
    We have already acted to reduce the
    ENHANCE BIODIVERSITY ON THE has been damaged
    impact of catering at the University.
    UNIVERSITY’S ESTATE
    4) Renew – renew and enhance nature Half the meals available at most
    Biodiversity loss is caused by multiple University outlets are vegetarian
    We will achieve biodiversity net gain
    interacting factors, of which climate or vegan. All outlets under the
    through avoidance and reduction of
    change is increasingly important main University catering contract
    the negative impact of our operations
    among these, both directly (such as have a sustainability certification.
    and supply chain (Refrain and Reduce),
    through increasing temperatures) and Environmental sustainability food
    biodiversity enhancements on and off
    indirectly (such as through invasive labelling is being trialled to evaluate
    the estate (Restore and Renew), and
    species). However, addressing behavioural change linked to better
    biodiversity offsetting (Renew). The
    climate change alone will not solve awareness of the impact of food
    best available metrics for biodiversity
    biodiversity loss. For example, the production.
    will be used.
    Global Footprint Network estimates
    COMMITMENTS
    that the UK population’s consumption Because biodiversity impact is caused
    currently overshoots the planet’s across all priority areas we focus in 7.5.1 Report the biodiversity and
    capacity to provide about fourfold. this section on biodiversity-specific carbon impact of our food on an
    This overconsumption has led, among commitments which are not covered annual basis.
    many other things, to the halving of elsewhere.
    7.5.2 Develop an action plan to
    UK farmland bird populations and to
    COMMITMENTS significantly reduce these impacts
    loss in resilience and functioning of
    by 2030.
    our soils, water bodies, pollinators and 7.4.1 Measure, report and
    woodlands. Our decisions about food, compensate for the damage 7.5.3 Make all food at University
    information technology and building to biodiversity caused by the catered events vegan or vegetarian
    works in the University can be traced University’s operations and supply by default, with meat and fish
    back directly to destruction of nature chain. available on demand.
    in South America, central Africa and
    7.4.2 Agree and implement a plan 7.5.4 End the use of bottled water
    south-east Asia.
    to enhance biodiversity on the and ensure tap water is freely
    The University harms biodiversity University estate and beyond, taking available to all staff, students and
    both directly and indirectly. Most the wellbeing of the University’s staff visitors.
    of our direct impacts relate to the and students, and wider community,
    7.5.5 Use an externally verified
    management and development of our into account.
    certification scheme to assess the
    estate. We can mitigate these through
    7.4.3 Set a target of quantifiable sustainability credentials of the
    commitments to increasing biodiversity
    biodiversity net gain of 20% for all food offered at the University.
    in our estate management and in our
    development projects on University This will encompass local and
    developments.
    land, achieved and measured in ethical sourcing, food waste, waste
    The indirect impacts from the accordance with industry-standard packaging and workers’ rights.
    University’s operations and supply best practice.
    7.6 Sustainable resource use
    chain on biodiversity is much
    7.4.4 Bring the University’s
    greater. This includes our sourcing, REDUCE THE ENVIRONMENTAL
    biodiversity research and actions to
    consumption and disposal of food, IMPACTS OF OUR CONSUMPTION AND
    the wider community, for example
    water and materials. We also have both SUPPLY CHAIN
    through engagement events at the
    positive and negative biodiversity
    University’s museums and gardens, A University baseline review revealed
    effects through activities such as
    to stimulate interest in and concern that the biodiversity and climate
    advising policymakers, education,
    for biodiversity, and to strengthen impacts of our supply chain and
    research and investments.
    the links between biodiversity and consumption dwarf those from our
    Our biodiversity impacts need to be wellbeing. buildings and energy use.
    accounted for, with negative impacts
    7.5 Sustainable food Some of the biggest areas of
    mitigated and positive impacts
    environmental harm from our supply
    enhanced, so that we can demonstrate REDUCE THE CARBON EMISSIONS AND
    chain are laboratory consumables,
    an overall gain in biodiversity from all BIODIVERSITY IMPACT OF OUR FOOD
    paper and information technology.
    our activities. The Oxford-developed
    Food production accounts for 25% of However, sustainably implemented
    framework known as the Mitigation and
    total global greenhouse emissions and information technology can also help
    Conservation Hierarchy will be used
    is the leading cause of biodiversity us to achieve our carbon reduction
    to address our impacts through these
    loss. The food we consume affects targets. Reducing the environmental
    actions:
    biodiversity loss, deforestation, carbon impact of our consumption can be
    emissions, climate change, water addressed by engagement to reduce use
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    for international conferences and Oxford. Staff and student commuting,


    and minimise waste. The University’s
    meetings, as well as to conduct operational needs and freight deliveries
    annual recycling rate of 35% is
    research, all of which generates all contribute to the University’s
    significantly lower than Oxfordshire’s
    demand for more flights. International carbon emissions. Vehicle movements
    rate of 58% for household waste.
    flights are currently core to our business endanger vulnerable road users and
    Scrutinising our supply chain includes model. We need to reduce flights and to create noise pollution and congestion.-
    assessing suppliers for their water address emissions from aviation.
    Around 60% of staff live outside the
    use, waste generation, sourcing of raw
    In 2018/19, staff flying on University Oxford ring road, often resulting in
    materials, energy efficiency, packaging
    business emitted an estimated 30,000 lengthy commutes. In 2018/19, 75% of
    and compliance.
    tonnes of carbon, and international staff and 97% of students travelled to
    COMMITMENTS students travelling to Oxford to study work and study by sustainable modes.
    produced an estimated 21,000 tonnes The University supports staff and
    7.6.1 Avoid and reduce the
    more. These figures exclude emissions students with disabilities who need
    biodiversity and climate impacts of
    from visitors invited to collaborate or a parking permit and will continue to
    our supply chain.
    attend conferences in Oxford. take the travel needs of people with
    7.6.2 Set a target to increase the disabilities into account, including
    COMMITMENTS
    recycling rate, potentially using a users of wheelchairs, people with visual
    building recycling league table. 7.7.1 Agree the extent of University and mobility impairments and those
    staff and student flights to be with assistance dogs. Any measures
    7.6.3 Limit the impact of information
    calculated and report on these introduced to manage the demand to
    technology procurement and
    emissions annually. travel by car will not restrict access to
    operations.
    parking for those with disabilities and
    7.7.2 Develop and implement a
    7.6.4 Procure information caring responsibilities.
    Travel Policy which incorporates
    technology to support agile working,
    a Travel Hierarchy for all domestic The University’s vehicle fleet is now
    including avoiding duplication
    and international travel for staff and 11% electric. Freight and post have
    of devices where possible and
    students as follows: already been consolidated through the
    providing the functionality to work
    University internal mail service, which
    away from the office. • avoid travel;
    delivers more than a million items per
    • reduce travel demand to and
    7.6.5 Explore the environmental year by bike and zero-emission electric
    from the University;
    sustainability trade-offs involved vehicle.
    • travel without flying;
    in more extensive use of IT-based
    • fly when there are no COMMITMENTS
    approaches to substitute for in-
    alternatives and offset these
    person activities such as meetings, 7.8.1 Support and lobby Oxford
    emissions through the Oxford
    conferences and teaching. City Council, Oxfordshire County
    Sustainability Fund.
    Council and central government
    7.6.6 Avoid the use of single-use
    7.7.2 Roll out a large-scale to implement proposals aimed at
    products where possible.
    engagement programme to reducing congestion and improving
    7.7 International travel encourage use of the Travel Policy air quality, by investing in walking,
    across departments. cycling and public transport
    REDUCE AVIATION EMISSIONS FROM
    infrastructure in Oxford.
    UNIVERSITY BUSINESS TRAVEL AND 7.7.4 Set a target to reduce flights.
    INTERNATIONAL STUDENT TRAVEL 7.8.2 Reduce the need for staff to
    7.7.5 Levy a sustainability charge on
    AND OFFSET THE BALANCE OF travel by supporting remote and
    business flights to contribute to the
    EMISSIONS agile working.
    Oxford Sustainability Fund.
    Global air travel has almost doubled in 7.8.3 Support sustainable choices
    7.7.6 Offset emissions from all
    ten years, from 2.2 billion passengers of public transport, walking and
    business and international student
    per year in 2008 to 4.2 billion in 2018. cycling.
    flights, starting from the 2034/35
    Aviation is one of the fastest-growing
    financial year. 7.8.4 Where possible, reduce
    sources of greenhouse gas emissions.
    commuter parking, prioritising
    The UK has particularly high aviation 7.8 Local travel
    parking for those with disabilities
    carbon dioxide emissions per capita,
    LIMIT TRANSPORT EMISSIONS BY and caring responsibilities, in order
    accounting for 4% of global emissions
    REDUCING THE NEED TO TRAVEL, to make better provision for cyclists
    from flights.
    ENCOURAGING WALKING, CYCLING and pedestrians.
    Flying is particularly damaging for the AND USE OF PUBLIC TRANSPORT, AND
    7.8.5 Develop proposals and work
    environment because emissions at high MANAGING THE DEMAND TO TRAVEL
    with partners to improve public
    altitudes from burning jet fuel and from BY CAR
    transport and walking and cycling
    soot and water vapour have a greater
    Transport is responsible for more connectivity between sites used by
    environmental impact than emissions
    emissions than any other sector of the
    at ground level.
    UK economy, accounting for 28% of
    As a global university we attract all greenhouse gas emissions in the
    students and staff from around the UK in 2018. Transport is the source of
    world and our academics travel 75% of nitrogen dioxide emissions in
    328 University of Oxford Gazette • Supplement (2) to No 5307 • 24 March 2021

    the University. to the Investment Committee. consumption annually.


    7.9 Investments 7.10 Learning from the pandemic
    8. Closing, timeline and outline costs
    ENSURE THAT THE UNIVERSITY, BUILD ON THE EXPERIENCE OF THE
    AS AN INVESTOR, IS PART OF THE PANDEMIC AND THE POTENTIAL We all face an unprecedented
    SOLUTION TO CLIMATE CHANGE AND SHIFT TO MORE ENVIRONMENTALLY threat from multiple, intersecting
    BIODIVERSITY LOSS SUSTAINABLE WORKING PRACTICES environmental problems. These pose
    an existential threat to human society
    The University has substantial The March 2020 lockdown started
    as we know it across the planet, and it
    investments, most of which are just weeks after we had opened our
    is vital that every individual, company
    perpetuity, charitable endowment consultation, in which we set out
    and institution does their part to
    funds, managed by a specialised measures being considered by the
    address them.
    investment team, Oxford University Working Group including ‘departments
    Endowment Management (OUem). to improve the provision of hardware This Environmental Sustainability
    This is a wholly owned subsidiary of the and software to support remote Strategy provides a framework for the
    University and manages over £4 billion working and participation in meetings’, University of Oxford to do this. We are
    of charitable money on behalf of the ‘provide for remote participation at under no illusion that putting it into
    collegiate University. Investment policy all conferences organised and hosted practice will be easy, but we believe that
    is set by the University’s Investment by the University’ and ‘set a target to the targets and commitments principles
    Committee and implemented by OUem. reduce paper consumption’. set out above will put us on the road
    to becoming part of the solution to the
    OUem actively manages the We could not have foreseen how
    environmental crisis.
    Endowment Fund to be part of quickly our lives changed as most staff
    the solution to climate change were required to work from home and The timeline below shows the major
    and biodiversity loss. The Oxford students began learning remotely. With actions and outcomes of the strategy to
    Endowment Fund has recently placed no phasing in, we were forced to adapt 2035.
    restrictions on direct investment in quickly and learned to work in different
    fossil fuels. Investments are thoroughly ways, many of which support the aims
    analysed for potential environmental of this strategy.
    and social risks to prevent poorly
    The University has set up a project
    managed negative environmental and
    group to develop a ‘New Ways of
    social outcomes.
    Working’ framework to support
    COMMITMENTS professional services and support staff
    teams across the University identify
    7.9.1 Publicly disclose an Investment
    the priorities for more appropriate
    Policy Statement that describes
    and flexible ways of working once we
    how the University manages its
    return to the ‘new normal’. We will offer
    investment assets, outlining the
    input to the emerging Estates Strategy
    governance structure, investment
    to reduce the University’s carbon
    objectives and processes relevant
    footprint and biodiversity impact.
    to environmental sustainability and
    climate change. COMMITMENTS

    7.9.2 Implement the resolutions 7.10.1 Introduce policies to support


    of Congregation on Fossil Fuel agile working.
    Divestments and Net Zero
    7.10.2 Support the New Ways of
    Investment .
    Working group with data on the
    7.9.3 Actively engage with fund carbon impact of business activities
    managers using the Oxford Martin and recommendations for more
    Principles for Climate-Conscious flexible ways of working and estate
    Investment. efficiency.
    7.9.4 Publish the Investment 7.10.3 Build on the experience of the
    Committee’s annual Socially pandemic to reduce environmentally
    Responsible Investment report. damaging travel.
    7.9.5 Ensure a member with 7.10.4 Reduce the impact of paper
    relevant expertise in investment use through measures such as
    management and environmentally follow-me printing, reducing printed
    sustainable investment is appointed handouts to students, encouraging
    paperless systems, using recycled
    paper and reporting on paper
    NET ZERO CARBON AND NET GAIN IN BIODIVERSITY PATHWAY 2020-2035

    OUTCOMES 2035
    NET ZERO
    CARBON
    2030 - 2035 NET GAIN IN
    2020 - 2025 2025 - 2030 Scope 1 & 2 carbon emissions reduced by 50%
    BIODIVERSITY
    Scope 1 & 2 carbon
    Sustainability embedded in University Old Road Campus heat network completed Science Area heat network installed
    emissions reduced
    governance Energy savings for some departments Energy savings for more departments
    by 73%
    Oxford Sustainability Fund set up On-site biodiversity programme begun Reduced flights
    Biodiversity impact
    Offsetting policy developed Biodiversity improvement for all development Biodiversity impact reduced
    measured and reduced
    Biodiversity impacts identified projects Biodiversity improvement for all development
    Pathway documented
    projects
    and published

    2020
    2021
    2022
    2023
    2024
    2025
    2026
    2027
    2028
    2029
    2030
    2031
    2032
    2033
    2034
    2035

    2020 - 2025 2025 - 2030 2030 - 2035


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    Annual reporting introduced


    Sustainability embedded in University governance Annual reporting
    Annual reporting
    Oxford Sustainability Fund established 5-year review
    5-year review
    Policy on offsetting adopted Mandatory levy on utility use and flights
    Mandatory levy on utility use and flights
    Phased-in levy on utility use and flights Energy Efficiency Projects
    Energy Efficiency Projects
    Energy Efficiency Projects Install heat network Science Area
    Zero carbon new development
    Old Road Campus heat network commissioned Passivhaus for new developments
    Sustainable transport improvements
    Science Area heat network begins Sustainable transport improvements
    Food impact reduced
    Passivhaus for all new developments Food impact reduced
    On- and offsite biodiversity measures
    Sustainable transport improvements On- and offsite biodiversity measures
    Procurement impact on biodiversity reduced
    Food sustainability promoted Procurement impact on biodiversity reduced
    Carbon and biodiversity offsetting
    On-site biodiversity measures Biodiversity offsetting
    Biodiversity offsetting

    ACTIONS
    329
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    Outline Revenue and Capital costs of implementing the Strategy

    Costs
    Project classification Detail
    2019/20–2034/35 (£m)
    Capital costs 210

    Estate infrastructure Install Old Road Campus heat network: 25

    Install district heating network throughout the Old Road Campus to replace
    existing heat raising plant with central combined heat and power (CHP)
    plant. When scalable renewables become feasible (around 2030), replace
    CHP with these alternatives to remove fossil fuel heat sources.
    Estate infrastructure Install City Centre heat network: 40

    Link existing heat networks in the Science Area. Increase utilisation of


    existing plant and supplement with heat pumps in the short term. When
    scalable renewables become feasible (around 2030), replace traditional
    boilers and CHP with these alternatives to remove fossil fuel heat sources.
    Estate infrastructure Upgrade other dispersed buildings to heat pumps: 14

    Where buildings are not near a district heat network, traditional boilers
    can be replaced with air or ground source heat pumps. This technology is
    currently best suited to small applications but is expected to become more
    scalable as it advances.
    Departmental Electricity efficiency retrofit: 8
    infrastructure
    Extensive opportunities exist to improve the efficiency of electrical plant
    and increase awareness of opportunities to reduce energy consumption
    across the estate. This element would be delivered through the existing
    sustainability funding. Currently expenditure on electrical efficiency
    projects is recovered through energy savings in under three years.
    Departmental Gas efficiency retrofit: 8
    infrastructure
    Extensive opportunities exist to improve the thermal efficiency of buildings
    across the estate. This element would be delivered through the existing
    sustainability funding. It is important to ensure that the structure and
    operation of the building is efficient before sizing its energy systems.
    External infrastructure Sustainable travel funding(capital): 3.5

    The University invests in sustainable and active travel infrastructure to help


    staff and students get around the city without using private cars.
    Maintenance Maintenance costs: 111

    Improving the built and natural environment to encourage a rich and


    wide range of flora and fauna across the estate requires investment. This
    fund is targeted at improvements across the estate, as well as exploring
    interventions away from the estate to mitigate the University’s supply
    chain impacts and developing a suitable metric for measuring and reporting
    biodiversity impact.
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    Project classification Detail Costs


    2019/20–2034/35 (£m)

    Revenue costs 237

    Travel Sustainable travel fund (revenue): 3.5


    The funding provides support and engagement on sustainable travel and
    reducing flights travel.

    Carbon offsetting Offset purchasing: 6


    The University will purchase carbon offsets to mitigate any unavoidable
    emissions. At first this would be limited due to affordability, but in due
    course net zero would not be achievable without offsetting. Nature-
    based solutions and carbon capture and storage solutions would be used,
    depending on availability and cost.
    Biodiversity Biodiversity management: 3
    improvements and
    Improving the built and natural environment to encourage a rich and
    offsetting
    wide range of flora and fauna across the estate requires investment. This
    fund is targeted at improvements across the estate, as well as exploring
    interventions away from the estate to mitigate the University’s supply
    chain impacts and developing a suitable metric for measuring and reporting
    biodiversity impact.
    Utilities cost Total utility spend across the University (electricity and gas) 224

    Total 447

    Environmental Sustainability Strategy Working Group members


    Dr David Prout Pro-Vice-Chancellor, Planning and Resources (Chair)
    Ms Harriet Waters Environmental Sustainability (Secretary)
    Professor Patrick Grant Pro-Vice Chancellor, Research
    Professor Anne Trefethen Pro-Vice Chancellor, People and GLAM
    Professor Martin Williams Pro-Vice-Chancellor, Education
    Professor Myles Allen Mathematical, Physical and Life Sciences Division
    Ms Kaya Axelsson Oxford Student Union VP, Charities and Community
    Professor Nick Brown Principal of Linacre
    Ms Antonia Coad Oxford University Endowment Management
    Professor Tim Coulson Mathematical, Physical and Life Sciences Division
    Professor Sarah Darby Social Sciences Division
    Professor Daniel Grimley Humanities Division
    Ms Isobel Hughes Estates Services
    Professor Susan Jebb Medical Sciences Division
    Professor Malcolm McCulloch Mathematical, Physical and Life Sciences Division
    Professor E J Milner-Gulland Mathematical, Physical and Life Sciences Division
    Ms Joanne Murraybrown Environmental Sustainability
    Dr Stefanie Reiss Environmental Sustainability
    Professor Tim Schwanen Social Sciences Division
    Professor Nathalie Seddon Mathematical, Physical and Life Sciences Division
    Professor David Wallom Mathematical, Physical and Life Sciences Division
    Professor Kathy Willis Principal of St Edmund Hall
    Dr Chris Wymant Medical Sciences Division
    Mr Tom Yearley Environmental Sustainability

    Additional Contributors
    Ms Vered Balan Environmental Sustainability
    Professor Richard Barker Saïd Business School
    Mr Adam Bows Environmental Sustainability
    Professor Nick Eyre Social Sciences Division
    Mr Henry Grub Mathematical, Physical and Life Sciences Division
    Professor Jim Hall Social Sciences Division
    Professor Cameron Hepburn Social Sciences Division
    332 University of Oxford Gazette • Supplement (2) to No 5307 • 24 March 2021

    Oxford University Sustainability Strategy – Glossary of Terms

    Baseline A date against which the University will measure its progress: 2009/10 for carbon emissions
    and 2018/19 for biodiversity

    Biodiversity The variability among living organisms from all sources including, inter alia, terrestrial,
    marine and other aquatic ecosystems and the ecological complexes of which they are part;
    this includes diversity within species, between species and of ecosystems

    Biodiversity net gain The University will account for the biodiversity impacts from development on its estate,
    management of its estate and its operations, and supply chain; avoid and reduce its impacts
    as much as possible; remediate impacts; and use biodiversity offsetting to compensate for
    any residual impacts. Biodiversity will be overall demonstrably enhanced as a result of the
    University’s ongoing activities across its whole portfolio by 2035. The University will use
    2018/19 as its biodiversity baseline

    Biodiversity offsetting Conservation and restoration activities undertaken to enhance biodiversity for the purpose
    of compensation for biodiversity losses and impacts that arise from the University’s
    development, management of its estate and its operations, and supply chain

    Carbon emissions The release into the atmosphere of carbon dioxide or carbon dioxide equivalents, a metric
    measure used to compare the emissions from various greenhouse gases on the basis
    of their global-warming potential (GWP), by converting amounts of other gases to the
    equivalent amount of carbon dioxide with the same global-warming potential

    Carbon Management Fund The existing fund that manages carbon reduction projects across the University

    Carbon offsetting A process whereby carbon or carbon-equivalent gases are removed from or prevented
    from entering the atmosphere, and stored securely, for the purpose of compensating for
    emissions of carbon or carbon-equivalent gases

    Environmental Sustainability A group of academics who have worked with the Environmental Sustainability team to
    Strategy Working Group draft this Environmental Sustainability Strategy

    Net zero carbon The University will account for carbon emissions associated with its Scope 1, 2 and 3
    activities, reduce them as much as possible and then balance residual emissions through
    carbon offsetting to reach net zero carbon by 2035. The University will use its peak energy
    consumption of 2009/10 as its carbon baseline. Scope 1 emissions are direct emissions,
    primarily from gas used for heating buildings. Scope 2 emissions are indirect emissions
    from electricity generation for use in University buildings. Scope 3 emissions are all other
    indirect emissions from activities of the organisation, such as travel, procurement, waste,
    water and investments

    Oxford Sustainability Fund A new fund to be established to finance the income and expenditure related to
    implementing the Environmental Sustainability Strategy

    Scope 1 emissions Direct emissions, primarily from gas used for heating University buildings

    Scope 2 emissions Indirect emissions from electricity generation for use in University buildings

    Scope 3 emissions All other indirect emissions from activities of the organisation, including emissions from
    travel, procurement, waste, water and investments
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    Council and Main 334 Congregation338 Supplements included with this issue:
    Committees (1) to No 5307: Oration by the
    Congregation 29 March Demitting Proctors and
    Council of the University: Degree by Resolution Assessor 317–320
    Changes to Regulations: (2) to No 5307: Environmental
    (a) Environmental Sustainability Sustainability Strategy 321–332
    Strategy: changes to Council Notices339
    Regulations 15 of 2002
    General Notices:
    (b) Changes to the composition
    Gazette publication arrangements
    of the Finance Committee of
    Oxford University Press
    Examinations and Boards 339
    Congregation 9 March
    Voting on Legislative Proposal: Changes to Examination Regulations:
    Rhodes Professor of Race Humanities Board
    Relations (correction to be
    made under the slip rule)

    Council of the University:


    Register of Congregation
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    Council and Main Committees

    Council of the University with reference to the divisional and development of the University’s
    service plans and with regard to student number planning policy,
    Changes to Regulations financial sustainability; as part of as set by Council and endorsed by
    this exercise, PRAC shall approve, Conference of Colleges;
    Council has made the following
    or refer back, Key Performance
    changes to regulations, to come into VALUE FOR MONEY
    Indicators and associated
    effect on 9 April.
    targets proposed by divisions, (7) the development and
    the Department for Continuing implementation of strategy, policy
    (a) Environmental Sustainability
    Education, Personnel Committee, and guidance to promote and embed
    Strategy: changes to Council
    Education Committee, Research within the University’s processes
    Regulations 15 of 2002
    and Innovation Committee and the and culture greater economy and
    Explanatory Note Oxford University Museums Board effectiveness, collectively known
    related to the implementation as “value for money” (VfM). The
    The University’s Environmental
    and monitoring of the University’s committee shall provide an annual
    Sustainability Strategy was approved
    Strategic Plan; report for consideration by the
    by Council on 15 March 2021 (see
    Audit and Scrutiny Committee and
    Supplement (2) published with this issue (2) recommending to Council
    Council;
    of the Gazette). One of the enablers the approval, or reference back,
    required to support implementation of three-year rolling plans and CAPITAL PLANNING AND BUDGETING
    of this strategy is the embedding of budgets prepared annually by the
    (8) making recommendations
    environmental sustainability in the divisional boards, the Department
    to Council for a capital budget,
    governance of the University. The for Continuing Education, and
    consisting of:
    addition to the regulations for the three-year rolling plans and budgets
    Planning and Resource Allocation prepared annually by the services, (i) a budget for capital projects,
    Committee give that committee overall and any other spending sectors, other than centrally run IT
    responsibility for environmental with reference to the University’s projects, up to the allocation
    sustainability at the University. financial sustainability and limit set out in the Financial
    The Environmental Sustainability against the priorities set out in the Regulations (the rolling capital
    Subcommittee of the Planning and University’s strategic plan; programme), which will be set
    Resource Allocation Committee is and updated on a three-year
    (3) making recommendations to
    to be incorporated into University rolling basis as set out in these
    Council on the University’s annual
    Regulations as a new subcommittee. regulations; and
    budget in the light of the overall plan
    Text of Regulations proposed by the Finance Committee (ii) a budget for centrally run IT
    and agreed by Council, the annual projects which will be managed
    1 In Council Regulations 15 of 2002,
    operating statements from the by the IT Committee as set out in
    amend Regulation 5.4 of Part 5
    academic divisions and other the regulations governing that
    concerning the Planning and Resource
    spending sectors, and other relevant committee (the IT Development
    Allocation Committee as follows (new
    information; Fund), which will be set and
    text underlined, deleted text struck
    updated for a fixed three-
    through): (4) the development,
    year period as set out in these
    implementation, refinement and
    ‘5.4. The committee shall be regulations;
    monitoring of resource allocation
    responsible for monitoring and
    procedures to enable annual budgets (9) in accordance with the allocation
    implementing the University’s Strategic
    to be set; limits set out in Statute XVI and the
    Plan, setting its annual budget, and
    Financial Regulations:
    resource allocation. In particular, it (5) the monitoring of the work of the
    shall be responsible for the following academic divisions, the Department (i) approval of expenditure
    matters: for Continuing Education and the on capital projects within the
    services against their approved plans rolling capital programme and
    RECURRENT PLANNING AND
    and budgets; of associated space allocations
    BUDGETING
    which do not require the approval
    STUDENT NUMBER PLANNING
    (1) the University’s Strategic Plan, of Council; and
    reporting annually to Council on (6) advising Council and Conference
    (ii) submitting recommendations
    its implementation and with any of Colleges, and collaborating with
    to Council for expenditure
    recommendations on updates, Education Committee, on the
    on capital projects within the
    University of Oxford Gazette • 25 March 2021 335

    rolling capital programme and of Subcommittee, and following (14) one sabbatical trustee of the
    associated space allocations that consultation with Personnel Oxford University Student Union.
    require the approval of Council; Committee, the approval of charges
    38.2 The subcommittee may co-opt
    for parking in University-controlled
    (10) liaising with the Strategic up to six additional members with
    car parks.’
    Capital Steering Group to ensure relevant expertise in environmental
    that the proposals in the rolling 2 In Council Regulations 15 of 2002, sustainability who shall hold office
    capital programme are compatible insert new Part 38 concerning for such period as the committee may
    with proposals for strategic capital the Environmental Sustainability determine.
    investment; Subcommittee of the Planning and
    38.3 The subcommittee will be a
    Resource Allocation Committee:
    ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY subcommittee of, and report to, the
    ‘Part 38: Environmental Sustainability Planning and Resource Allocation
    (11) on the recommendation of
    Subcommittee of the Planning and Committee.
    the Environmental Sustainability
    Resource Allocation Committee
    Subcommittee of the Planning and 38.4 The University acknowledges
    Resource Allocation Committee, 38.1. The Environmental Sustainability the importance of environmental
    overseeing the implementation of Subcommittee of the Planning and sustainability in carrying out
    the Environmental Sustainability Resource Allocation Committee shall its principal objects and this
    Strategy and taking overall consist of: acknowledgement is fundamental to
    responsibility for environmental the work of the subcommittee.
    (1) the Pro-Vice-Chancellor (Planning
    sustainability at the University, and
    and Resources) who shall chair the 38.5 The subcommittee shall:
    reporting to Council on this at least
    subcommittee;
    annually. (1) oversee the implementation of
    (2) the Pro-Vice-Chancellor the University’s Environmental
    OTHER MATTERS
    (Education) (or nominee); Sustainability Strategy which will
    (112) the oversight of, and the include a timeline to achieve net zero
    (3) the Pro-Vice-Chancellor
    making of recommendations carbon and biodiversity net gain;
    (Research) (or nominee);
    to Council on, the institutional
    (2) in accordance with the allocation
    financial arrangements between (4) the Pro-Vice-Chancellor
    limits set out in Statute XVI and the
    the University and the colleges, (People and Gardens, Libraries and
    Financial Regulations:
    societies and Permanent Private Museums) (or nominee);
    Halls in relation to the provision of (i) make recommendations to the
    (5) the Director of Finance (or
    teaching, research, administration Planning and Resource Allocation
    nominee);
    and services; Committee on the establishment
    (6) the Director of Estates (or of the Oxford Sustainability Fund;
    (123) the consideration of termly
    nominee);
    reports on the progress of the (ii) make recommendations to the
    University’s fundraising for capital (7)–(10) one representative of each of Planning and Resource Allocation
    and recurrent purposes; the academic divisions with relevant Committee on the ongoing
    expertise, appointed by the head of management of the Oxford
    (134) the consideration of the use
    each division, respectively; Sustainability Fund;
    of any non-capital resources which
    are not delegated or allocated to (11) a representative of Garden, (iii) make recommendations
    the academic divisions, services, or Libraries and Museums with to the Planning and Resource
    other bodies, and recommending relevant expertise, appointed by the Allocation Committee on the
    to Council major new initiatives Pro-Vice-Chancellor (People and annual budget of the Oxford
    regarding such use; Gardens, Libraries and Museums); Sustainability Fund;
    (145) the consideration of the (12) a representative from the (iv) delegate responsibility for
    financial relationships between the Department for Continuing approval of expenditure up to the
    University and external funding Education with relevant expertise, value of the budget or any other
    bodies, and advising Council on appointed by the director of the specified amount;
    actions it considers necessary department;
    (v) oversee the Oxford
    regarding such relationships;
    (13) a representative of the Sustainability Fund and
    (156) on the recommendation Conference of Colleges, elected by receive termly reports from the
    of the Buildings and Estates the Conference of Colleges; and Environmental Sustainability
    336 University of Oxford Gazette • 25 March 2021

    team on its income and (b) Changes to the composition of (1) a person elected to fill a casual
    expenditure; and the Finance Committee of Oxford vacancy shall only be required
    University Press to attend the same proportion of
    (vi) make recommendations
    meetings held subsequent to the
    to the Planning and Resource Explanatory Note
    date of his or hertheir election as
    Allocation Committee on existing
    The following changes amend the nine bears to the total number of
    and new sources of income and
    composition of the Finance Committee meetings held in the academic year,
    level of sustainability funding
    of Oxford University Press by: (i) any fraction being reckoned to the
    needed to implement the
    reducing the number of Delegate nearest unit;
    Environmental Sustainability
    members from six to four; and (ii)
    Strategy; (2) the Delegates may waive the
    removing executive members other than
    requirement in the case of a member
    (3) Annually review the University’s the Secretary to the Delegates and Chief
    absent from Oxford for a purpose
    carbon emissions and biodiversity Executive and the Finance Director. The
    approved by them.
    impacts, and measure the changes would result in the Finance
    University’s progress against the Committee comprising 13 members: FINANCE COMMITTEE
    timeline in the Environmental the Chair; the Vice‑Chancellor; the
    2. The Finance Committee of the
    Sustainability Strategy for the Senior Proctor; four Delegate members;
    Delegates, established in accordance
    following purposes: four external members; the Secretary
    with section 1817 of Statute VIII, shall
    to the Delegates; and the Group
    (i) to report annually to the consist of:
    Finance Director. On this basis, the
    Planning and Resource Allocation
    Delegate majority would be preserved (1) a chairman elected by the
    Committee, for onward report to
    (7–6). The proposal follows a board Delegates;
    Council;
    evaluation process carried out by the
    (2) the Vice-Chancellor;
    (ii) for inclusion in the Press’s Finance Committee in 2020,
    University’s Financial Statements which identified a number of reasons (3) the Senior Proctor;
    and Annual Review; and in support of making a change to the
    (4)-(9) six(4)–(7) four members
    Finance Committee’s composition,
    (iii) to report on progress to staff elected by the Delegates from among
    including that a smaller Finance
    and students; the appointed Delegates;
    Committee would be likely to improve
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    Humanities Faculty of History Professor Sundar Sarukkai, Centre for


    Society and Policy, Indian Institute of
    History of science, medicine and Science
    Faculty of Classics
    technology research seminars 3pm, 10 May: ‘ “Our history”: the
    everyday social and the sense of
    Archive of Performances of Greek and The following seminars will take place
    historical touch’
    Roman Drama at 4pm on Mondays online via Zoom
    (virtual coffee/chat from 3.45pm). Dr Amar Sohal, Cambridge
    The following events will take place at
    Registration required. Conveners: Dr 17 May: ‘Pure Kashmir: nature in the
    5pm on Mondays on the APGRD YouTube
    Rod Bailey, Dr Erica Charters, Professor political thought of Sheikh Abdullah,
    channel, unless otherwise noted.
    Rob Iliffe, Dr Catherine M Jackson, Dr Muhammad Iqbal and Jawaharlal
    CLASSICS AND ENGLISH ANNUAL John Lidwell-Durnin Nehru’
    LECTURE
    Dr Mihnea Dobre, Bucharest Professor Jyotirmaya Sharma,
    Jennifer Wallace, Cambridge, will 26 Apr: ‘Jacques Rohault’s Traité Lichtenberg-Kolleg, Göttingen
    lecture at 2pm on 26 April, followed by de physique between Cartesianism 24 May: ‘Freedom between order
    a live Q&A. and Newtonianism: historical and and chaos: reading a political satire
    Subject: ‘Tragedy since 9/11’ historiographical considerations’ from India’
    APGRD PUBLIC LECTURES Dr Frédéric Vagneron, Strasbourg Professor Sumathi Ramaswamy, Duke
    10 May: ‘Viruses in the making: the 31 May: ‘A historian among the
    Kevin Willmott, director and
    notion of emergence seen from the goddesses of modern India’
    screenwriter, Kansas, will be in
    history of influenza’
    conversation with Edith Hall, KCL, on Professor Durba Ghosh, Cornell
    10 May, followed by a live Q&A. Dr Kelly Read 7 Jun: tbc
    17 May: ‘Food, farming and trade in
    Yaël Farber, director and playwright, Professor Dipesh Chakrabarty, Chicago
    medieval Croatia: an archaeological
    will be in conversation with Helen 14 Jun: ‘Conceptual problems in
    perspective’
    Eastman, writer and director, on 17 distinguishing global from planetary
    May, followed by a live Q&A. Dr Marion Thomas, Strasbourg histories’
    24 May: ‘Tarzan the man ape:
    Inua Ellams, poet and playwright, History of Art Department
    chimpanzees, science and colonial
    will be in conversation with Helen
    memory at the Pasteur Institute in
    Eastman, writer and director, at 2pm Art history: antiquity after antiquity: the
    Kindia’
    on 24 May. reception of classical art from the Middle
    Dr Claas Kirchhelle, Dublin Ages to the 20th century
    BOOK LAUNCH
    7 Jun: ‘Bearing witness: Ruth
    The following lectures will be released
    Kathryn Bosher’s Greek Theatre in Harrison and British farm animal
    at 10am on Wednesdays online.
    Ancient Sicily, CUP, will be launched on welfare, 1920–2000’
    Registration required. Convener: Dr
    7 June. Link to follow.
    Dr Dora Vargha, Exeter Costanza Beltrami
    APGRD/OUT OF CHAOS PROJECT 14 Jun: ‘Socialist medicine:
    Professor Geoffrey Batchen
    LAUNCH rethinking the history of global
    28 Apr: ‘Antiquity and photography’
    health’
    The TORCH-funded project will be
    Professor Alastair Wright
    launched on Friday, 11 June. Link to
    South Asian intellectual history seminar 5 May: ‘Classicism in French
    follow.
    series modernism’
    Title: Antigone: Masterclass on film
    The following seminars will take Professor Emily Burns
    APGRD PUBLIC EVENT
    place at 4pm on Mondays via Zoom, 12 May: ‘American artists and
    A poetry reading from Live Canon will unless otherwise noted. Organised in antiquity at the Louvre’
    take place at 2pm on 14 June, followed conjunction with the Asian Studies
    Dr Neal Shasore
    by a live Q&A. Centre, St Antony’s. Convener: Zobia
    19 May: ‘Good and bad manners in
    Subject: ‘New lines’ Haq
    architecture: classicism, decorum
    SYMPOSIUM Professor Sudipta Sen, California at and civic design in 20th-century
    Davis British architecture’
    A postgraduate symposium will take
    26 Apr: ‘Theft of time: notes on
    place 28–29 June online, in conjunction
    spolia and the writing of Indian Slade Lectures
    with the University of London. Guest
    history’
    speaker: Clare Finburgh Delijani, Professor Jerrilynn Dodds, Sarah
    Goldsmiths. Free. Professor Margrit Pernau, Max Planck Lawrence, will give the 2021 Slade
    Subject: ‘Challenging traditions and Institute for Human Development Lectures at 5pm on Wednesdays
    traditions of challenge in the theory 3 May: ‘Emotions and temporalities. online.
    and practice of Greek and Roman On ghosts, jinns and their exorcism’ 28 Apr: ‘An agonistic history of art’
    drama’
    5 May: ‘The Great Mosque of
    Cordoba as centre and periphery’
    12 May: ‘Babylon in flames’
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    19 May: ‘Mudejar and Romanesque. Dr Sandra Paoli Speaker’s Lecture


    Romanesque and Islam’ 13 May: ‘Romance reflexes of Greek Professor Adele Reinhartz, Ottawa
    makari’ 8 Jun: ‘What does the New
    26 May: ‘The virgin as colonial agent’
    Testament tell us about the “parting
    Dr Xavier Bach
    2 Jun: ‘Hunting in the borderlands: of the ways”?’
    20 May: ‘Asymmetric marking in
    conversions and translations’
    Gallo-Romance’ Dr Benjamin Williams, Leo Baeck
    Faculty of Linguistics, Philology and 15 Jun: ‘The parable of the
    Faculty of Music
    Phonetics disappearing gladiators: interpreting
    a late antique cultural reference in
    Oxford seminar in music theory and
    General linguistics seminars Midrash Genesis Rabba’
    analysis
    The following seminars will take place
    The following seminars will take place
    at 5.15pm on Mondays online via
    at 4pm on Wednesdays live online.
    Teams. Registration required for non-
    Conveners: Professor Jonathan Cross,
    faculty members.
    Dr Sebastian Wedler
    Professor David Willis
    Nicola Dibben, Sheffield
    3 May: ‘Using social media data
    5 May: tbc
    to investigate syntactic variation
    and change in Welsh: pronouns, David Bretherton, Southampton
    auxiliaries and focus’ 19 May: tbc
    Professor William Labov, Pennsylvania
    Oxford seminar in the psychology of
    10 May: ‘Conversations with
    music
    strangers: explorations in the syntax
    of English’ The following seminars will take place
    at 4.56pm on Wednesdays online.
    Dr Neil Myler, Boston
    Convener: Professor Eric Clarke
    17 May: ‘Three approaches to mirror
    principle violations and their Dr Diana Omigie, Goldsmiths
    typological predictions’ 12 May: ‘Music listening as a window
    into the aesthetic pleasure of
    Dr Holly Kennard
    information seeking’
    24 May: ‘Variability in Breton
    gender and mutation: the impact of Professor Ian Cross, Cambridge
    language decline and revitalisation 26 May: ‘Affiliative interaction in
    on morphophonology’ music and speech’
    Professor Miriam Meyerhoff Faculty of Oriental Studies
    31 May: tbc
    Seminars on Jewish history and literature
    Professor Ron Kaplan, Stanford
    in the Graeco-Roman period
    7 Jun: tbc
    The following events will take place
    Faculties of Medieval and Modern
    3–3.30pm on Tuesdays. Conveners:
    Languages/Linguistics, Philology and
    Professor Martin Goodman, Professor
    Phonetics
    Alison Salvesen
    Romance linguistics seminars LXX Forum
    Dr Kristin de Troyer, Salzburg
    The following seminars will take
    4 May: ‘Bestowing honour and
    place at 5pm on Thursdays online.
    wearing the appropriate clothes: the
    Registration required. Convener:
    Book of Esther in Greek’
    Professor Martin Maiden
    Dr Joseph Scales, Birmingham
    Professor Norma Schifano,
    11 May: ‘Before the synagogue? The
    Birmingham, and Professor Adam
    emergence of Jewish communal
    Ledgeway, Cambridge
    spaces in 1st-century Galilee’
    29 Apr: ‘On the correlation between
    verb movement and negation LXX Forum
    macrotypologies’ Dr Rodrigo de Sousa, Aix-en-Provence
    25 May: ‘The Septuagint and early
    Hannah Davidson
    Jewish literary cultures’
    6 May: ‘The development of
    progressive expression in Mauritian Dr Hallel Baitner
    Creole’ 1 Jun: ‘Greater than the former?
    Continuity and innovation in the
    architectural depictions of the
    Second Temple’
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    and Life Sciences
    Departmental research seminars
    Department of Physiology, Anatomy and
    Department of Chemistry The following seminars will take place Genetics
    at noon on Fridays online via Zoom,
    Hinshelwood Lectures unless otherwise noted. Conveners: Dr Head of Department seminar series
    Laura Stevens, Dr Julie Cosmidis, Dr
    The following events will take place The following seminars will take place
    Claire Nichols. Administration: Maria
    online. All welcome. Conveners: at 1pm on Fridays online via Microsoft
    Petrunova
    Professor Stephan Rauschenbach, Teams, unless otherwise noted. More
    Professor Peter Hore Dr Emmy Smith, Johns Hopkins information: hod-pa@dpag.ox.ac.uk.
    3.30pm, 30 Apr: ‘Calibrating changes Conveners: Professor Duncan Sparrow,
    Professor Carol V Robinson will give
    across the Precambrian–Cambrian Dr Adam Packer
    the Hinshelwood Lectures at 11.15am
    transition’
    online via Canvas. Dr Jonathan Kipnis, Washington. Host:
    4 May: ‘Staying in shape – Dr Victor Tsai, Brown Dr Oliver Stone
    maintaining the folded state of 14 May: ‘Reducing the Earth to 5pm, 7 May: ‘Revisiting the CNS
    proteins in the gas phase’ simple physical models: from ice immune privilege’
    sheets to earthquakes’
    6 May: ‘Finding the right partner Professor Solange Brown, Johns
    – deciphering the effects of small Professor Chris Bean, Dublin Institute Hopkins. Host: Dr Adam Packer
    molecules/protein binding partners’ for Advanced Studies 14 May: tbc
    28 May: tbc
    11 May: ‘Remembering where Dr Sylvia Schröder, Sussex. Host: Dr
    you came from – how context and Dr Oscar Branson, Cambridge Adam Packer
    surroundings affect the properties of 11 Jun: tbc 21 May: ‘Does the eye know what
    proteins’ the brain is doing? The modulation
    of retinal output by arousal and
    13 May: ‘Looking to the future –
    locomotion’
    understanding mechanisms of
    infection and resistance’ Professor Shankar Srinivas. Host:
    Professor David Paterson
    Physical Chemistry Seminars 28 May: ‘Cardiac cartography:
    delineating the emergence of cellular
    The following seminars will take place
    diversity in the mouse and human
    at 2pm on Mondays online via Teams,
    heart’
    unless otherwise noted.
    Department of Psychiatry
    Professor Ching Tang Hong Kong
    University of Science and Technology
    Meetings
    11am,10 May: tbc
    The following seminars will take place
    Professor Scott Kable, New South
    9.30–10.30am on Tuesdays online via
    Wales
    Zoom, unless otherwise noted. More
    24 May: ‘Photochemical reaction
    information and to register: katherine.
    dynamics in the service of
    stevens@psych.ox.ac.uk.
    atmospheric chemistry’
    Professor Jennifer Wild. Chair:
    Professor Brianna Heazlewood
    Professor Cathy Creswell
    7 Jun: ‘New methods for studying
    27 Apr: ‘Resilience: What is it? Can
    ion-neutral reactions at low
    we train it? How would we know
    temperatures’
    when we have it?’
    Professor Ira Milosevic. Chair:
    Professor Elizabeth Tunbridge
    4 May: ‘Improving synaptic
    transmission in failing brain’
    Dr Susannah Murphy. Chair: Professor
    Michael Browning
    11 May: ‘Translating the promise
    of 5-HT receptor agonists for the
    treatment of depression’
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    Professor Rachel Upthegrove, Social Sciences Primate conversations seminar series


    Birmingham. Chair: Professor Belinda
    The following seminars will take
    Lennox
    School of Anthropology and Museum place at 4pm on Tuesdays online via
    18 May: ‘Depression, psychosis and
    Ethnography YouTube. Conveners: Dr S Carvalho,
    immune dysfunction: the challenge
    S Berdugo
    and opportunity of “comorbidity?”
    Departmental seminar series
    in early stage illness’ Julie Lesnik, Wayne State
    The following seminars will take place 27 Apr: ‘Edible insects and human
    Professor Hailan Hu, Zhejiang
    at 3pm on Fridays online via Teams. evolution’
    University School of Medicine. Chair:
    Convener: Dr A Howarth
    Dr Laurence Hunt Natalie Albuquerque, Sao Paolo
    25 May: ‘From pecking order to Dr Gwen Burnyeat 4 May: ‘Emotional and social
    ketamine – neural mechanisms of 30 Apr: ‘The face of peace: regulation in capuchin monkeys’
    social and emotional behaviours’ government pedagogy amidst
    Kate Wong, Senior Editor, Scientific
    disinformation in Colombia’
    Case presentation from Oxford City American
    AMHT Dr Frédéric Keck, EHESS Paris 11 May: ‘Science writing for the
    Dr Smita Pandit, Oxford Health NHS 7 May: ‘Are Asian cities better public: Q&A’
    Foundation Trust, and Dr Angus prepared for pandemics?’
    Gladys Kalema-Zikusoka, CEO,
    McLellan, Oxford Health NHS
    Dr Anthony Howarth Conservation Through Public Health
    Foundation Trust. Chair: Dr Pamina
    14 May: ‘It’s only a matter of time: 18 May: ‘Conserving gorillas through
    Mitter
    eviction, uncertainty and temporal a one health approach’
    8 Jun, via Teams: ‘Did his body keep
    disorientation in an urban Travellers’
    the score?’ (open to clinicians only) Shahrina Chowdhury, Brooklyn College
    camp’
    25 May: tbc
    Professor Paul Ramchandani,
    Professor Marilyn Strathern,
    Cambridge. Chair: Professor Alan Stein
    Cambridge Unit for Biocultural Variation and Obesity
    15 Jun: ‘Early intervention: can we
    21 May: ‘Regeneration and its seminar series
    prevent mental health problems in
    hazards: a commentary on our times’
    childhood before they really start?’ The following seminars will take place
    Dr Anthony Stavrianakis, CNRS Paris at 4pm on Thursdays online via Zoom.
    28 May: ‘Countenance: on facing the Conveners: Professor S Ulijaszek,
    indeterminate certitudes of a serious S Parrish, Dr C Potter
    illness’
    Sarah Bourke
    29 Apr: ‘Cultural determinants of
    Anthropology Research Group at Oxford
    health as a research framework:
    on Eastern Medicines and Religions
    a case study from Indigenous
    Australia’
    TEXTUAL SCHOLARS MEET
    CONSERVATION BIOLOGISTS Giles Yeo, Cambridge
    6 May: ‘Lockdown cuisine’
    The following seminars will take place
    at 2pm on Wednesdays online via Tess Bird
    Teams. Conveners: Professor E Hsu, 13 May: ‘Lockdown food: podcasting
    Y Peng through the pandemic’
    Paulina Nowicka, Uppsala, and Karin
    He Bian, Princeton
    Eli, Warwick
    28 Apr: ‘An emergent taste for
    20 May: ‘The new normal or back
    exotica in the pharmacy texts of
    to normal? Parents of children
    18th-century China’
    with obesity speak about their
    Natalie Köhle, Hong Kong Baptist experiences across two waves of the
    12 May: ‘Eating tradition: toward a covid-19 pandemic’
    social history of donkey hide gelatin,
    e’jiao’ Pitt Rivers Museum research seminars
    on visual, material and museum
    Dan Challender
    anthropology
    26 May: ‘The trade and conservation
    of pangolins’ The following seminars will take place
    at noon on Fridays online via Teams,
    Hubert Cheung, Queensland
    unless otherwise noted. Convener: Dr D
    9 Jun: ‘Abating great heat with xiniu
    Martinez
    powder: biodiversity costs and
    conservation solutions’ Paul Henley, Manchester
    30 Apr: ‘Here, there and everywhere:
    some thoughts on the “prehistory”
    of ethnographic film’
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    Christian Suhr, Aarhus Oxford smart space series QuantHub seminars


    7 May: ‘Light flowing from the heart:
    Dr Marc Ventresca will host a discussion The following seminars will take place at
    a discussion of how audiovisual
    at 11am on 30 April online with Nick 12.45pm on Mondays online via Zoom.
    media and microphenomenological
    Appleyard, Head of Downstream Registration required. Conveners:
    interviews can be used to describe
    Business Applications, European Space Professor S Strand, Dr E Suh
    religious experience – a presentation
    Agency, Hélène Huby, Chairman, the
    of scenes from an ethnographic film Dr Jo Blanden, Surrey
    Karman Project, and Chris Blackerby,
    project’ 10 May: ‘School closures and
    Group COO and Director, Japan,
    children’s emotional and behaviour
    Margaret Hillenbrand Astroscale, followed by a Q&A. Free and
    difficulties’
    14 May: ‘The cliffhangers: suicide open to all; registration not required.
    shows and the aesthetics of protest Subject: ‘Business process innovation Professor Alice Sullivan, UCL
    in China’ among space ventures’ 17 May: ‘The intergenerational
    transmission of language skill’
    Fuyubi Nakamura, British Columbia
    Oxford Africa Business Forum 2021
    5pm, 21 May: ‘A future for memory: Dr Sandra Mathers
    art and anthropology around the 3.11 A 2-day conference will take place from 24 May: ‘Using video to assess
    disaster in Japan’ noon on 7 May to 6pm on 9 May online. preschool teachers’ pedagogical
    Each talk will be followed by a Q&A. knowledge: explicit and higher-order
    COMPAS and European Studies Centre Registration required. knowledge predicts quality’
    seminar series: the politics of emigration:
    Subject: ‘Africa: past, present and Dr Matt Dickson, Bath
    representations and contestations
    future’ 7 Jun: ‘The causal effects of education
    These seminars will take place at 4pm on on adult health, mortality and
    Department of Education
    Thursdays online. Further information income: evidence from Mendelian
    to follow. randomisation and the raising of the
    Philosophy, Religion, Education Research
    school leaving age’
    Evans-Pritchard Lectures Group
    Dr Gabriella Conti, UCL
    The following seminars will take place
    VOICES THAT MATTER: KURDISH 14 Jun: ‘Workforce quality in early
    at 5.30pm online. Registration required
    WOMEN AND THE DILEMMAS OF years interventions: evidence from a
    via organisers. Conveners: Liam Gearon,
    REPRESENTATION IN CONTEMPORARY large-scale home visiting programme’
    Alis Oancea, Nigel Fancourt. Organisers:
    TURKEY
    Olga Mun, Liam Gearon Oxford School of Global and Area Studies
    Dr Marlene Schäfers, Newton
    Olga Mun
    International Fellow, Cambridge, will Israel studies seminar series
    11 May: ‘Epistemic injustice and
    give the Evans-Pritchard Lectures at
    education’ The following seminars will take place
    5pm on Thursdays online. Free and
    at 2.15pm on Tuesdays, online via Zoom.
    open to all, but registration required. Zara Bain, Bristol/Cardiff
    Convener: Professor Y Yadgar
    Held in conjunction with Exeter. 11 May: ‘Is there such a thing
    13 May: ‘Voicing affect’ as “white ignorance” in British Dr Ben Kasstan, Bristol
    education?’ 27 Apr: ‘ “Jews, open your eyes, wait,
    20 May: ‘Voicing the self’
    why hurry?” Public health and the
    Dr Susan Notess, Durham
    27 May: ‘Claiming voice’ cultural politics of protection in
    18 May: ‘The art and ethics of
    Jerusalem’
    3 Jun: ‘Public voice’ listening in diverse discursive
    ecosystems’ Dr Michal Shaul, Herzog College
    Saïd Business School
    11 May: ‘Holocaust memory and the
    Arzhia Habibi
    rehabilitation of the ultraorthodox
    Putting purpose into practice 1 Jun: ‘Small steps towards global
    society in Israel’
    cognitive justice: exploring global
    Gavin Long, Paul Gyra, Nadia Terfous
    and world citizenship education in Professor Paula Kabalo, Ben-Gurion
    and Bruno Roche will talk at 3pm on
    Mandarin discourses, a literature 25 May: ‘The “third” side of the coin:
    28 April online. Free and open to all;
    review’ a bottom-up history of Israel’s war of
    registration not required. Book and
    independence’
    previous webinars are available online. Dr Aliya Khalid, Cambridge
    Subject: ‘Corporate purpose as a new 15 Jun: ‘Decentring voice and Professor Rachel Rojanski, Brown
    investment model’ learning an epistemology of silences: 8 Jun: ‘ “A foreign and grating
    Pakistani mothers’ experiences of language”? Yiddish in Israel – a
    agency for their daughters’ education history’
    in Pakistan’
    Professor Iveta Silova, Arizona State
    22 Jun: ‘Beyond the Western
    horizon in educational research:
    toward a deeper dialogue about our
    interdependent futures’
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    Reconsidering early Jewish nationalist Lea Raible, Glasgow Institutes, Centres and
    ideologies seminar series 20 May: tbc Museums
    The following seminars will take place Centre for Socio-legal Studies
    at 2.15pm on Tuesdays online via Zoom. Bodleian Libraries
    Conveners: Dr P Bergamin, Professor Socio-legal seminar series
    Y Yadgar Oxford Seminars in Cartography
    The following seminars will take place
    Professor Aron Shai, Tel Aviv at 4.30pm on Monday online via Zoom. The following seminars will take
    4 May: ‘The road not taken: the Convener: Linda Mulcahy place at 4.30pm on Thursdays online
    Sephardi vision of Jewish-Arab via Zoom. Registration required.
    Professor Herbert Kritzer, Minnesota
    co‑existence in Palestine’ Conveners: Nick Millea, Dr Elizabeth
    Law School
    Baigent
    Dr Daniel M Hershkowitz 24 May: ‘Polarisation and partisanship
    18 May: ‘Between exclusion and in state Supreme Court elections’ Chet Van Duzer, Rochester
    intersection: Heidegger’s philosophy 20 May: ‘Shipwrecks and treasure
    Professor Penelope Andrews, New York
    and Jewish volkism’ in the manuscript maps of William
    Law School
    Hack’
    Dr Jonathan C Kaplan, UT Sydney 7 Jun: tbc
    15 Jun: ‘Lederhosen, dirndl and a Katherine Parker, Barry Lawrence
    sense of belonging: Jews and trachten Oxford UJ Global Media Policy Seminar Ruderman Antique Maps Inc/Hakluyt
    in pre-1938 Austria’ Series Society
    3 Jun: ‘Revision and erasure:
    The following seminars will take place at
    Modern South Asian Studies seminar series indigenous presence and maps of
    2pm online, unless otherwise noted.
    southern Patagonia, 1670–1750’
    The following seminars will take place at
    Eugenia Siapera, Dublin, Christian
    2pm on Tuesdays, online via Teams Live Oxford University China Centre
    Katzenbach, HIIG, and Abejide Ade-
    Event. Registration required. Conveners:
    Ibijola, Johannesburg
    Professor I Bangha, Professor P O’Hanlon, The China Centre seminar series:
    11am, 27 Apr: ‘Researching AI and
    Professor K Sullivan de Estrada conversations
    content moderation: trends, tools and
    Dr Himanshu Jha, Heidelberg methods’ The following panel discussions will
    27 Apr: ‘Capturing institutional take place on Thursdays online via
    Abdifatah Hassan Ali, Digital Shelter
    change: the case of the Right to Zoom Webinar, unless otherwise noted.
    Mogadishu, Ignio Gagliardone,
    Information Act in India’
    Witwatersrand, and Kinfe Yilma, Addis Professor Rana Mitter, Professor
    Dr Noaman G Ali, LUMS Abbaba Henrietta Harrison, Professor Robert
    4 May: ‘Maoists, peasant rebellion 14 May: ‘Hate speech and content Chard and Dr Rachel Leow, Cambridge,
    and state formation in post-colonial moderation in the Horn of Africa: 5pm, 6 May: ‘What are the historians’
    Northwest Pakistan’ socio-legal implications’ biggest frustrations with popular
    conceptions of China in the United
    Professor Dipti Khera, NYU Anoinetta Mutesa, Women’s Initiatives
    Kingdom?’
    11 May: ‘The place of many moods: Network, Romaine Zdiouemba, Reseau
    Udaipur’s painted lands and India’s d’Initatives des Journalistes, and Professor Patricia Thornton, Professor
    18th century’ Boureima Salouka, Deutsche Welle Daniel Koss, Harvard, Professor Joseph
    Academy Fewsmith, Boston, and Professor
    Professor Megan Eaton Robb,
    3 Jun: ‘Hate speech and content Rebecca Karl, NYU
    Pennsylvania
    moderation in the Sahel Regions: 5pm, 13 May: ‘How Communist is the
    18 May: ‘Printing the Urdu public:
    socio-legal implications’ People’s Republic of China?’
    Madinah newspaper and lithography
    as a Muslim technology’ Julie Owono, Facebook, Augustina Del Professor Rachel Murphy, Professor
    Campo, Palermo, and Sarah Roberts, Xiaoying Qi, Australian Catholic,
    Faculty of Law
    UCLA Professor Suen Yiu Tung, CUHK, and
    10 Jun: ‘Governing online speech: AI, Professor Harriet Evans, Westminster/
    Public International Law Discussion Group
    transparency and corporate social LSE
    The following meetings will take place responsibility’ 1pm, Tue, 18 May: ‘Is the meaning of
    12.45–2pm on Thursdays online, followed family changing in China; if so, how?’
    by questions and discussion. Registration Annual Socio-legal Lecture
    Professor Biao Xiang (chair), Max
    required. Conveners: Xiaotian, Kris, Yu,
    Professor Marina Kurkchiyan will give Planck Institute, Dr Simeng Wang,
    Natasha Holcroft-Emmess
    the Annual Socio-Legal Lecture at 6pm French National Centre for Scientific
    Stefan Talmon on 22 June in the Manor Road Common Research, Professor Gracia Liu-Farrer,
    29 Apr: tbc Room and online. Waseda, and Professor Gregory Lee, St
    Subject: ‘Is Russia an “illegitimate Andrews
    Jutta Brunnée, Toronto
    child in the family of Roman law”? An 1pm, 20 May: ‘What does it mean
    6 May: tbc
    exploration of challenges and benefits to be “Chinese” outside of China
    David Turns, Cranfield Academy in the study of legal cultures’ today?’
    13 May: tbc
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    Oxford Centre for Hindu Studies Dr Zulfikar Hirji, York Dr Shahabeddin Mesbahi
    1 Jun: ‘Worlding the Qur’an: a corpus 3 Jun: ‘Man’
    The following events will take place
    online. Registration required. of 18th–19th-century illuminated
    Dr Karim Lahham
    Qur’an manuscripts from coastal
    10 Jun: ‘Society’
    East Africa’
    Readings in Vedānta
    Maison Française
    Dr Annabel Teh Gallop, British Library
    Dr Rembert Lutjeharms will lecture at
    10am on Wednesday of weeks 1–8. 8 Jun: ‘The Sulawesi diaspora floral The following events are open to all and
    style of Qur’an illumination’ will take place online via Zoom, unless
    otherwise noted. Registration required.
    Readings in phenomenology Dr Sana Mirza, NYU/Freer Sackler
    15 Jun: ‘The Qur’ans of Harar: an
    Professor Gavin Flood will lecture at Science and the public sphere seminars
    noon on Monday of weeks 1–8. Ethiopian manuscript tradition’
    The following seminars will take place
    Centre seminars 3–4.30pm. Conveners: Thomas Lacroix,
    Comparative religion seminar
    Mogens Laerke, Pascal Marty, Judith
    The following seminars will take place
    Professor Gavin Flood will give a Rainhorn
    seminar at 11am on 29 April. at 5pm on Wednesdays.
    Katrien Devolder and Marie Gaille,
    Professor Richard Eaton, Arizona
    CNRS
    Arguments in Indian philosophy: reality, 28 Apr: ‘India in the Persianate Age,
    28 Apr: ‘Vaccine passport I: an
    identity, scepticism, ethics 1000–1765’
    ethical conundrum’
    Dr Jessica Frazier will lecture at 2pm on Dr Alexander Morrison
    Wednesdays. Timothy Endicott and Christine Rollier
    5 May: ‘The Russian conquest of
    18 May: ‘Vaccine passport II: law-
    28 Apr: ‘Monism: does nothing Ferghana, 1875–6’
    making and scientific uncertainties’
    exist... or is everything one?’
    Professor Elizabeth Nugent, Yale
    Alberto Giubilini and Carine Milcent,
    12 May: ‘Selfhood: what am I made 12 May: ‘How polarisation derails
    CNRS/PSE,
    of, and what does change mean for democratic transition: evidence
    26 May: ‘Vaccine passport III: social
    me?’ from Egypt and Tunisia’
    and economic implications’
    26 May: ‘Scepticism: what are the Professor Reshmaan Hussam, Harvard
    Robert McNeil and Catherine Guilyardi,
    limits and possibilities of truth?’ 19 May: ‘The psychosocial value of
    Paris
    employment: evidence from the
    9 Jun: ‘Ethics: can I be ethical if I am 4pm, 28 May: ‘Migration and the
    Rohingya refugee camps’
    not “real”?’ ethics of journalism’
    Mrs Yasmin Alibhai-Brown, Dr Sundas
    Śākta Traditions Lecture Series Ali and Ms Tehmina Kazi Early Modern French seminar
    26 May: ‘Inner lives of troubled
    The following lectures will take place The following seminars will take place
    at 2pm on Wednesdays on the OCHS young Muslims’
    at 5pm on Thursdays, unless otherwise
    YouTube channel. Professor Doris Behrens-Abouseif, noted. Conveners: Katherine Ibbett,
    Dr Bjarne Wernicke-Olesen SOAS Wes Williams, Catriona Seth
    5 May: ‘Śaktism and Śākta traditions 2 Jun: ‘Poets and artisans in the
    Juliette Cherbuliez, Minnesota
    part 2’ Mamluk Sultanate – literary and
    29 Apr: ‘Jacques Callot’s Egyptians’
    artistic interactions’
    Professor Mandakranta Bose,
    Nora Baker, Rachel Hindmarsh, Alex
    Vancouver Dr Richard Todd, Birmingham
    Lawrence and Becky Short
    19 May: ‘Divinity and femininity: 9 Jun: ‘Alchemical interpretations
    noon, 13 May: Graduate showcase
    Śakti in the world’ of the Qur’an in the Shudhūr al-
    dhahab (Shards of Gold) and its Book showcase
    Professor Harunaga Isaacson, Hamburg
    commentaries’ (this event might Jeffrey Leichman, LSU, and Karine
    2 Jun: tbc
    take place at OCIS) Bénac-Giroux, Antilles
    Dr Silvia Schwarz Linder, Leipzig 27 May: Colonialism and Slavery in
    Dr Iza Hussin, Cambridge
    16 Jun: tbc Performance (Voltaire Foundation/
    16 Jun: ‘Translation and
    Liverpool UP, 2021)
    Oxford Centre for Islamic Studies constitution: repertoires for a
    Muslim state, c1890’
    The following seminars will take place Café Scientifique
    online. All welcome but registration
    required. Seminar series on human dignity in Islam The following lectures will take place at
    10am on Fridays in French.
    The following seminars will take place
    Qur’anic manuscripts seminars
    at 2pm on Thursdays. Judith Rainhorn
    The following seminars will take place 30 Apr: ‘Quand la peinture devient
    at 5pm on Tuesdays. Professor Lejla Demijri, Tübingen
    un poison: la céruse, les inventeurs
    20 May: ‘Divinity’
    Dr Umberto Bongianino et l’état, 19e–20e siècle’ (‘When
    18 May: ‘Untold stories of Maghribī Professor Edward Moad, Qatar paint becomes a poison: white lead,
    Qur’ans, 12th–14th centuries’ 27 May: ‘Creation’ inventors and the state, 19th–20th
    centuries’)
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    Justine Feyereisen Alison McManu, Princeton Book presentation


    28 May: ‘Mémoire familiale et 10 Jun: ‘Restricted priority: debating
    Sudhir Hazareesingh will discuss
    postcoloniale de l’île Maurice dans the invention of Agent Orange in the
    his book with Pascal Marty, Laurent
    l’oeuvre de JMG Le Clézio’ (‘Women’s aftermath of war’
    Brassart, Lille, and Yves Sintomer at
    filiation stories: familial and
    5pm on 17 May.
    postcolonial memory from Mauritius Book launch and discussion
    in JMG Le Clézio’s work’) Title: The Black Spartacus: The Epic
    Mathilde Leloup will discuss her book
    life of Toussaint Louverture, Allen
    Yves Sintomer with Laurence Whitehead at 3pm on 29
    Lane, 2020
    25 Jun: ‘Innovation démocratique April.
    dans la lutte contre le réchauffement Title: Défendre l’humanité en
    TORCH Interdisciplinary Network
    climatique: la convention protégeant son patrimoine. Un
    citoyenne française pour le climat’ nouveau mandat pour les opérations
    WRITING TECHNOLOGIES
    (‘Democratic innovation in the fight de paix onusiennes, Dalloz, 2021
    against global warming: the French (Defending humanity by protecting its A meeting will take place at 5pm on 20
    citizen convention for the climate’) heritage. A new mandate of UN peace May, including a discussion with Paola
    operations) Bertucci, Yale, about her book.
    Modern French research seminar
    Title: Artisanal Enlightenment.
    Conference
    The following seminars will take place Science and the Mechanical Arts in
    at 5pm on Thursdays, unless otherwise A conference will take place 5–7pm Old Regime France, Yale University
    noted. More information to follow on 6 May, 9am–12.30pm on 7 May and Press, 2017
    online. Conveners: Andrew Counter, 1.30–3.30pm on 7 May. Keynote lecture
    Ève Morisi, Seth Whidden by Dame Laura Cox. Conveners: Agnès Book presentation
    Alexandre-Collier, Bourgogne, Michael
    Gisèle Sapiro, EHESS Aurélien Lignereux, IEP Grenoble, will
    Drolet
    6 May: tbc discuss his book with Alan Forrest,
    Subject: ‘Women and the politics of York, and Laurent Brassart, Lille, at
    Michael Lucey, Berkeley
    incivility in parliament and public 5pm on 25 May.
    20 May: ‘Sexuality, translation
    life’ Title: Les Impériaux. Administrer et
    and polylanguaging in some
    habiter l’Europe de Napoléon, Paris,
    Francophone contexts’
    Anglo French seminar in the history of Fayard, 2019
    philosophy of science
    Medieval French research seminar
    Book launch
    This seminar will take place at 4pm
    The following seminars will take place
    on 6 May. Speakers include: Cristina Raphaelle Branche, Paris Nanterre,
    online at 5pm on Tuesdays unless
    Chimisso, Open, and Wolf Feurhahn, will launch her book at 5pm on 11
    otherwise noted. Contact convener
    CNRS/Centre Koyré. June. Discussants: Andrea Brazzoduro,
    to attend, or be added to the mailing
    Subject: ‘20th-century French Venice, James McDougall and Robert
    list. Conveners: Sarah Bridge, Sophie
    philosophy of science: Hélène Gildea.
    Marnette
    Metzger and Georges Ganguilhem’ Title: Dad, what did you do in Algeria?
    Edward Mills, Exeter An investigation into a family silence,
    11 May: tbc Book launch La Découverte, 2020 (Papa, qu’as-tu
    fait en Algérie ? Enquête sur un silence
    25 May: Graduate work in progress Jean Rohou, Rennes 2, will launch
    familial)
    papers his new book at 5pm on 11 May with
    Jerôme Lecompte, Rennes 2.
    Matthew Thompson Workshop
    Title: Racine en 12 questions, PUR,
    8 Jun: tbc
    2020 An international workshop will
    take place on 14 and 15 June. Details
    Oxford seminar in the history of
    Ecriture et lecture en conversation to follow. Speakers include Alan
    chemistry
    Finlayson, East Anglia, and Edmund
    Maylis de Kerangal will discuss her
    The following seminars will take Fawcett, political journalist and author.
    book and Jessica Moore’s translation
    place at 4pm, unless otherwise noted. Convener: Eve Gianoncelli
    with Catriona Seth at 5pm on 14 May.
    Conveners: Judith Rainhorn, John
    Livestreamed on YouTube. Subject: ‘Radical(ised) ideologies in
    Christie
    Title: Painting Time, MacLehose the 21st century. Conservatism, (neo)
    Shelley Castle Press, 2021 liberalism, populism, (neo)fascism
    3.30pm, 20 May: ‘The role of revisited’
    Maël Renouard will discuss her book
    chemists in the development of First
    with Catriona Seth and translator Peter
    World War respirators’ Community, Brexit and fiction
    Behrman de Sinety at 5pm on 19 May
    Agustí Nieto-Galan live on YouTube. This event will take place 4–6pm on 24
    4 Jun: ‘The politics of chemistry: Title: Fragments of an Infinite June. Conveners: Henriette Korthals
    science and power in 20th-century Memory, New York Review Books, Altes, Robert Eaglestone, RHUL, Anne
    Spain’ 2021 Varty, RHUL
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    AFA Doctoral Workshop in Early Modern Colleges, Halls and Astronomy for All Lecture
    Philosophy
    Societies Charles Barclay will lecture at 6pm on
    This event will take place 1–3 Jul. 20 May online via Zoom.
    Subject: ‘The “computer” who
    Green Templeton
    Oxford Martin School unlocked the Universe – celebrating
    pivotal women in astronomy’
    The following events will take place Green Templeton Lectures: Navigating
    online. the COVID challenge
    Reuters Institute Global Journalism
    Kristalina Georgieva, IMF, and Professor Joseph E Stiglitz, Columbia, Seminars
    Professor Ian Goldin will take part in a will deliver a Green Templeton
    The following seminars will take place
    conversation at 2pm on 29 April. Lecture at 6.30pm on 10 June online.
    at 1pm on Wednesdays online via Zoom.
    Subject: ‘Roadmap to the sustainable Registration required.
    All welcome; registration required.
    development goals’ Subject: ‘Measuring progress towards
    a better future’ Hassan Hassan and Kareem Shaheen,
    The economics of biodiversity editor-in-chief and senior editor,
    Management in Medicine Programme Newlinesmag.com
    The following talks will take place at
    28 Apr: ‘Newlines: a fresh voice from
    5pm on Thursdays. The following events, primarily for
    the Middle East’
    clinicians in training including medical
    Professor Sir Partha Dasgupta,
    students, will take place at 10am on Manisha Pande, executive editor,
    Cambridge, and Professor Cameron
    Saturdays online, unless otherwise Newslaundry.com
    Hepburn
    noted. Registration required. 5 May: ‘Farmers, Rihanna and India’s
    6 May: ‘The economics of
    failure to silence dissent’
    biodiversity review’ Jacque Mallender, international health
    and public policy economist and health Gustavo Faleiros, environment
    Inger Andersen, UNEP, and Professor
    evaluation practitioner investigations editor, Pulitzer Center
    Cameron Hepburn
    8 May: ‘Economics and the NHS – 12 May: ‘Investigative journalists
    20 May: ‘Putting a value on nature:
    where is the value in that?’ team up to tell the stories of the
    Influencing global action on
    world’s biggest rainforests’
    environmental challenges’ John Drew, NHS Improvement Director
    of Staff Experience & Engagement Kathy English, former public editor,
    Professor Henrietta L Moore, UCL, and
    22 May: ‘People, not workforce’ Toronto Star
    Professor Sir Charles Godfray
    19 May: ‘Revitalising the public
    3 Jun: tbc Professor Timothy Hoff
    editor role’
    Mon, 7 Jun: ‘Update from the USA:
    Book talk how to innovate during a pandemic Aye Min Thant, Pulitzer Prize-winning
    and other management lessons’ journalist
    Professor Ian Goldin will give a book
    26 May: ‘The perils of parachute
    talk at 5pm on 19 May.
    Health and care seminar series journalism in Myanmar’
    Subject: ‘Rescue: from global crisis to
    a better world’ Professor Dame Anne Marie Rafferty, Samuel Getachew, Ethiopian journalist
    KCL and President, Royal College of 2 Jun: ‘Ethiopian elections: what to
    Nursing, will give this lecture as part expect in Addis’
    of the Green Templeton Giving Day
    Jessica Hamzelou, biomed and health
    at 6pm on 1 June online via Zoom.
    reporter, New Scientist
    Registration required.
    9 Jun: ‘Covering Covid: lessons from
    Subject: ‘Health services and policy
    a health reporter’
    research; healthcare workforce and
    nursing’ Volha Siakhovich, legal expert,
    Belarusian Association of Journalism
    Ann McPherson Memorial Lecture 16 Jun: ‘Journalism behind bars – the
    Belarusian crisis’
    Philip Pullman, novelist, will give the
    rescheduled Ann McPherson Memorial Robert Moore, DC correspondent, ITV
    lecture at 6pm on 5 May online via News
    Zoom. Registration required. 23 Jun: ‘Live from Capitol Hill:
    Subject: ‘Whose story is it?’ Robert Moore recounts Jan 6’

    Human Welfare Conference

    The 13th annual Human Welfare


    Conference will take place on 14 May.
    Subject: ‘Living longer: healthy
    ageing and the opportunities of
    longevity’
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    Lincoln Milton Lecture St John’s


    Dr Tristram Hunt, Director, V&A
    Annual John Wesley Lecture Museum St John’s College Research Centre
    11 Jun: ‘Museums as “true teachers
    Dr Nigel Aston, Leicester, will give the
    of a free people” ’ INTERDISCIPLINARY SEMINARS IN
    Annual John Wesley Lecture at 5pm
    PSYCHOANALYSIS
    on 27 May online, in conjunction with St Antony’s
    the Oxford Centre for Methodism and The following seminars will be available
    Church History, Oxford Brookes. All Annual Ralf Dahrendorf Memorial online for one week from 8.15pm on
    welcome but registration required by Lecture the advertised date. Free and open
    noon, 25 May. to members of the University and to
    Professor Catherine de Vries, Bocconi,
    Subject: ‘Hanoverian Oxford and the mental health professionals. Those who
    will deliver this year’s Dahrendorf
    fashioning of John Wesley’ registered for this series earlier in the
    Lecture at 5pm on 29 April online.
    year need not register again. To register
    Registration required. Discussants:
    Lincoln Unlocked Lecture for the first time please contact paul.
    Professor Matthew Goodwin, Kent/
    tod@sjc.ox.ac.uk with your affiliation.
    Dr Louise Durning, Dr Mark Kirby Legatum Institute, and Sophie Vériter,
    Conveners: Louise Braddock, Niall
    and Ms Lindsay McCormack will give Leiden. Chair: Professor Timothy
    Gildea, Paul Tod
    this term’s Lincoln Unlocked Lecture Garton Ash
    at 5.30pm on 29 April online. All Subject: ‘What do European citizens David Russell
    welcome. want the EU to be?’ 17 May: ‘Marion Milner and the
    Subject: ‘Building ambition: grand psychoanalytic essay’
    designs for Lincoln College’ Dahrendorf Programme
    David Kaposi, Open
    Mansfield 14 Jun: ‘Beyond Milgram: towards a
    EUROPE’S STORIES SEMINAR
    theory of implicit violence’
    Mansfield Public Talks Hans Kundnani, Chatham House,
    Blackfriars Hall
    will give a seminar at 5pm on 18 May
    The following talks will take place at
    online. Registration required. Initial
    5.30pm on Fridays online. Free and Aquinas Institute
    responses from 2021 Dahrendorf
    open to all, but registration required.
    Scholars Iyone Agboraw, Laura The following events will take place
    Convener: Helen Mountfield
    Ballerini and David Saveliev. Chair: online. Open to all, but registration is
    Justice Dikgang Moseneke, Deputy Professor Timothy Garton Ash required.
    President, first post-apartheid Subject: ‘Is the EU a civilisational
    NATURAL LAW: FOUNDATIONS AND
    Constitutional Court of South Africa project? Does being European mean
    APPLICATIONS
    30 Apr: ‘All rise’ (held jointly with the being white?’
    Bonavero Institute of Human Rights) The following seminars will take place
    St Cross
    at 11am on Mondays via Zoom.
    Julian McCrae, Director of Engage
    Britain, and Dame Julie Mellor, Chair, Lorna Casselton Memorial Lecture The Revd Dr Richard Conrad OP
    Demos 26 Apr: ‘Natural Law: revealed
    Professor Ingrid Daubechies, Duke,
    7 May: ‘Engaging Britain: using and discovered? Changeless and
    the first woman President of the
    evidence and emotion to develop developing?’
    International Mathematical Union,
    public policy’
    will give the 7th Lorna Casselton Will Nolan
    Dana Denis-Smith, founder, The First Memorial Lecture at 5pm on 13 May 3 May: ‘Practical reason in Aquinas:
    100 Years Project online via Zoom. Free, but registration New Natural Law without baggage?’
    14 May: ‘From the one and only to is required.
    Michael Wee
    the many: the rise of women in law Subject: ‘Mathematics and art
    10 May: ‘Connatural moral
    in 100 years’ conservation’
    knowledge: Anscombe and Maritain
    Paul Solman, PBS business and St Hilda’s on Natural Law epistemology’
    economics correspondent, and Joe
    Rose Brugger and Nathan Elvidge
    Klein, Time columnist and author Centre for Therapeutic Innovation
    17 May: ‘Rationality without
    21 May: ‘Reporting America’
    Professor Tim Higenbottam, President, personhood?: a Thomistic analysis
    Micky ScottBey Jones, named by Faculty of Pharmaceutical Medicine, Dr of recent developments in stem cell
    Huffington Post as one of the Black Martin-Immanuel Bittner, Co-founder research’
    Christian leaders changing the world and CEO, Arctoris Ltd, Professor
    Dr Dominic Burbidge
    28 May: ‘Brave spaces’ Malcolm Macleod, Edinburgh, and
    24 May: ‘Natural Law and social
    Professor Duncan Richards will give a
    Ambassador George Krol, retired US science methodology’
    workshop at 3pm on 10 June online.
    representative to countries of the
    Subject: ‘Enhancing confidence in Dr Jonathan Price
    former USSR
    the data used to make decisions in 31 May: ‘Is there a Natural Law
    4 Jun: ‘Should we fear Russia?’
    first in human studies’ jurisprudence?’
    352 University of Oxford Gazette • Supplement (1) to No 5308 • 21 April 2021

    AQUINAS SEMINAR SERIES: DE Las Casas Institute for Social Justice ISLAM TRADITION AND HUMAN DIGNITY
    MAGISTRO: AQUINAS AND THE
    The following events will take place The following panel discussions will take
    EDUCATION OF THE WHOLE PERSON online. Open to all unless otherwise place at 2pm on Thursdays online.Free
    The following seminars will take place noted. Registration is required. but registration required.
    at 4.30pm on Thursdays. Professor Lejla Demiri, Tübingen
    THE FUTURE OF THE HUMANITIES
    20 May: ‘Doctrine of God’
    The Revd Dr Nicholas Austin, SJ PROJECT IN CONJUNCTION WITH
    29 Apr: ‘The education of the eye: GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY: Professor Edward Moad, Qatar
    Aquinas and the virtue of right CHRISTIAN LITERARY IMAGINATION 27 May: ‘Creation’
    attention’
    The following events will take place at Shahabeddin Mesbahi, Iran
    Professor Fáinche Ryan, Loyola 4pm on Tuesdays online, followed by 3 Jun: ‘The human person’
    Institute, Trinity College Dublin a Q&A. Registration required. Chair:
    Professor Michael Scott Karim Lahhan, Tabah Foundation
    6 May: ‘The role of intelligence in
    10 Jun: ‘Society’
    good human living: Aquinas and the Frank Ambrosia, Georgetown
    teachability of Prudentia’ 27 Apr: ‘The Gospel according to YOUNG WOMEN’S NETWORK
    Dante’
    The Revd Professor Michael Sherwin, A panel discussion will take place at 4pm
    OP, Fribourg Dr Graham Ward on 9 June online. Participants: the Sisters
    13 May: ‘Integrated humanities 4 May: ‘Sighs for Eden: Traherne, of the Dominican Justice Office, Dublin.
    programmes and the renewal of Vaughan and Wordsworth’ Free but registration required.
    Catholic education: Thomistic
    Jane Stevenson Campion Hall
    reflections’
    11 May: ‘Radclyffe Hall: Catholicism
    Professor Adam Eitel, Yale Divinity and queerness in interwar England’ D'Arcy Lectures 2021
    School
    PEACEBULDING PROJECT
    20 May: ‘ “Lift up your voice with COMMON GOOD: THEOLOGICAL,
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    in Thomas Aquinas’s Super Isaiam Complutense de Madrid, will present ASPECTS
    and In Jeremiam’ his book at 6pm on 28 April. Dr Jenny
    The Revd Dr Patrick Riordan will give the
    Pearce, LSE, will reflect. Moderator: D’Arcy Lectures at 5.30pm on Tuesdays
    Professor Andrea Aldo Robiglio, KU
    Eduardo Gutiérrez Gonzalez. Free but online. Registration required.
    Leuven
    registration required.
    27 May: ‘Learning failures and 27 Apr: ‘Philosophical and theological
    Title: Rebels, romantics and prophets.
    scholarly vices’ sources of “the common good” ’
    The responsibility of priests,
    ANNUAL AQUINAS COLLOQUIUM 2021 politicians and intellectuals in the 4 May: ‘Reconstructing Aristotle’s
    Colombian armed conflict political philosophy’
    An event celebrating the 8th centenary
    of the Province’s foundation and BITE-SIZED NUGGETS FROM LAUDATO 11 May: ‘Is liberalism the enemy?’
    the centenary of its return to Oxford SI’
    18 May: ‘The role of conflict in a
    will take place 9am–5pm on 22 May.
    Edward Hadas, Blackfriars, will lead a political account of common goods’
    Registration required.
    reading group at 6pm on Wednesdays
    25 May: ‘Does political
    Subject: ‘The English Dominican from 5 May. No group on 6 May. Free
    Augustinianism help?’
    Province and Thomism, part I: the but registration required.
    20th century’ 1 Jun: ‘Is the Church paternalistic in
    BOOK LAUNCH
    prescribing the common good?’
    THE PHILOSOPHY OF HERBERT
    A book launch will take place at 6pm on
    MCCABE, OP 18 May for Maria Power’s latest book. 8 Jun: ‘Politics and law: the limits of
    The book will be reviewed by Baroness bounded rationality’
    A conference will take place 9am–
    5pm on 14 Jul: to observe the 20th Nuala O’Loan. Free but registration 15 Jun: ‘Fraught issues today: integral
    required.
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    An online panel discussion will take
    place at 4pm on 19 May. Participants: Dr Sarah Quill, London
    Fr Stephen Cummins OP, Promoter 12 May: ‘Rooms and views: filming in
    of Justice and Peace, Irish Dominican Florence with Merchant Ivory’
    Province, and representatives of the
    Educational Training Board, Cork. Free Professor Nick Havely, York
    but registration required. 25 May: ‘Dante at Oxford 2021’
    Dr Chiara Cirillo
    7 Jun: ‘Covid in Italy’
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    Council and Main  354 Examinations and Boards 359 Faculty Boards:
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    Examinations for the Degree of Board of the Faculty of English
    General Purposes Committee of Doctor of Medicine Language and Literature
    Council: Board of the Faculty of HIstory
    (a) Establishment of the Bennett Examinations for the Degree of Board of the Faculty of Music
    Chair of Evidence-Based Doctor of Philosophy Board of the Faculty of Oriental
    Medicine Studies
    (b) Establishment of the Kavli Changes to Examination Regulations: Board of the Faculty of Theology
    Institute for NanoScience Humanities Board and Religion
    Discovery Fund Medical Sciences Board
    (c) Establishment of the Oxford
    University Ice Hockey Project Advertisements 366
    Colleges, Halls and Societies 360
    Endowment Fund
    (d) Establishment of the Tanner Obituaries: Notifications of Prizes, Grants
    Fund Christ Church
    (e) Waynflete Professorship of
    and Funding 370
    Exeter
    Chemistry Lincoln Oxford Travel Abroad Bursary and
    Merton Santander Academic Travel
    Council of the University:
    Awards
    Register of Congregation
    Elections 361
    Congregation 357 Notifications of Vacancies 371
    Council
    University of Oxford
    Congregation 26 April: Committees reporting to Council or
    Degree by Resolution one of its main committees Colleges, Halls and Societies
    Nominating Committee for the
    Congregation 10 June:
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    Council and Main Committees

    General Purposes Committee of (4)–(5) two persons appointed by treated as permanent endowment (“the
    Council Council; Permanent Endowment”).
    (6)–(9) four persons appointed by the 3. The University shall (a) apply the
    The General Purposes Committee
    Medical Sciences Board; income of the Permanent Endowment;
    of Council has made the following
    and (b) apply the income and, in its
    changes in regulations, to come into (10) a person holding a clinical
    discretion, the capital of the remainder
    effect on 7 May. appointment appointed by the
    of the Fund, to support academic
    relevant NHS body with which the
    research activity in the field of
    (a) Establishment of the Bennett Chair post-holder may hold an honorary
    NanoScience within the Institute.
    of Evidence-Based Medicine contract.
    4. The administration of the Fund,
    Explanatory Note 3. The professor shall be subject to the
    and the application of its income, shall
    General Provisions of the regulations
    These changes, made on the be the responsibility of a dedicated
    concerning the duties of professors and
    recommendation of the Medical management board convened for that
    to those Particular Provisions of the
    Sciences Board, establish the Bennett purpose (“the Management Board”).
    same regulations which are applicable
    Chair of Evidence-Based Medicine
    to this chair.’ 5. In the period ending 21 years from
    Fund to endow a new professorship of
    6 November 2020, the University
    Evidence-Based Medicine.
    (b) Establishment of the Kavli Institute may on the recommendation of the
    Text of Regulations for NanoScience Discovery Fund Management Board and with the
    prior approval of the Benefactor (such
    1 In the Schedule of Statutory Explanatory Note
    approval not to be unreasonably
    Professorships annexed to Council
    These new regulations are made to withheld, conditioned or delayed)1
    Regulations 3 of 2004, insert:
    formalise the trust created by the instead of applying the income of the
    ‘Bennett Professor of Evidence-Based receipt of the gift from the Kavli Fund in any year, accumulate all or any
    Medicine’. Foundation. part of such income by investing it, and
    holding it as part of the capital of the
    2 In Council Regulations 24 of 2002, Text of Regulations
    Fund. The University may apply the
    concerning individual professorships,
    In Council Regulations 25 of 2002, whole or any part of such accumulated
    insert:
    insert: income in any subsequent year as if it
    ‘Bennett Professor of Evidence-Based were income of the Fund arising in the
    ‘Kavli Institute for NanoScience
    Medicine then current year.
    Discovery Fund
    1. The Bennett Professor of Evidence- 6. The University shall have power to
    1. The University receives with
    Based Medicine shall undertake pay out of the capital or the income
    gratitude a gift from The Kavli
    research in Evidence-Based Medicine of the Fund all costs of and incidental
    Foundation (“the Benefactor”) to be
    and shall lecture and give instruction in to the creation of the Fund, the
    held as permanent endowment on
    this subject. management and administration of
    the trusts declared in this regulation.
    the Fund provided that the amount
    2. The professor shall be elected by an Further money or property may be paid
    payable under this regulation 6 in
    electoral board consisting of: or transferred to the University as either
    each year shall not exceed 0.3 per cent
    expendable or permanent endowment
    (1) the Vice-Chancellor, or if the head of the aggregate of the income of the
    to be held on the same trusts. The
    of the college specified in paragraph Fund and any other annual payments
    assets so held will be known as the Kavli
    (2) below is the Vice-Chancellor, a payable by the Benefactor in such year
    Institute for NanoScience Discovery
    person appointed by Council; to support the Institute.
    Fund (“the Fund”) and the academic
    (2) the head of the college to which research activity supported by the Fund 7. The University may exercise any of its
    the professorship may be allocated will be undertaken within the Kavli corporate powers in the management
    by Council from time to time; or Institute for NanoScience Discovery and administration of the Fund in so
    if the head is unable or unwilling (“the Institute”).
    1
    The University shall be deemed to have obtained
    to act, a person appointed by the
    2. The University shall retain as the Benefactor’s prior written approval if two
    governing body of that college; notices requesting such approval have been sent
    permanent endowment those
    to both the last notified postal address and email
    (3) a person appointed by the of the assets in the Fund which
    address for the Benefactor and no response has
    governing body of the college are contributed on the express been received within eight weeks of the date of such
    specified in paragraph (2) above; understanding that they are to be notice.
    University of Oxford Gazette • 22 April 2021 355

    far as those powers are not inconsistent expendable endowment to be held on of the Fund all costs of and incidental
    with these regulations. the same trusts. The assets so held will to the creation of the Fund, and the
    be known as the Oxford University Ice management and administration of the
    8. Regulations 1–10 shall be deemed
    Hockey Project Endowment Fund (the Fund and the Trust Purpose (provided,
    to be Trust Regulations under the
    “Fund”). however, that such costs shall not
    provisions of Part D of Statute XVI.
    exceed the amount charged by the
    2. The University shall retain as
    9. Subject to regulation 10, Council University to any other of its trust funds
    permanent endowment those of
    may amend, repeal or add to these of a comparable size).
    the assets in the Fund (if any) which
    regulations in accordance with Part D
    are contributed on the express 7. The University may exercise any of its
    of Statute XVI with the prior written
    understanding that they are to be corporate powers in the management
    approval of the Benefactor1 (such
    treated as permanent endowment (the and administration of the Fund in so
    approval not to be unreasonably
    “Permanent Endowment”). far as those powers are not inconsistent
    withheld, conditioned or delayed), but
    with these regulations.
    no amendment is valid if it would cause 3. The University shall (a) apply the
    the Fund to: income of the Permanent Endowment; 8. Regulations 1–10 shall be deemed
    and (b) apply the income and, in its to be Trust Regulations under the
    (1) cease to be exclusively charitable
    discretion, the capital of the remainder provisions of Part D of Statute XVI.
    according to the law of England and
    of the Fund, towards the promotion of
    Wales; or 9. Subject to regulation 10, Council
    participation in the sport of ice hockey
    may amend, repeal or add to these
    (2) be outside the objects of the in particular among student members
    regulations in accordance with Part D of
    University. of the University (the “Trust Purpose”).
    Statute XVI, but no amendment is valid
    For so long as the Oxford University Ice
    10. Any amendment to regulation 3 if it would cause the Fund to:
    Hockey Club (the “Club”) exists and
    is an amendment to the main objects
    continues to have exclusively charitable (1) cease to be exclusively charitable
    of the Fund for the purposes of Part D
    objects, the University shall advance according to the law of England and
    of Statute XVI and must be approved
    the Trust Purpose exclusively through Wales; or
    both by Congregation of the University
    the application of funds to the Club.
    and subsequently by Her Majesty in (2) be outside the objects of the
    Council.’ 4. The administration of the Fund, University.
    and the application of its income,
    10. Any amendment to regulation 3
    (c) Establishment of the Oxford shall be the responsibility of a board of
    is an amendment to the main objects
    University Ice Hockey Project management comprised of majority
    of the Fund for the purposes of Part D
    Endowment Fund University representatives with a
    of Statute XVI and must be approved
    representative appointed by the Club
    Explanatory Note both by Congregation of the University
    and a representative appointed by
    and subsequently by Her Majesty in
    These new regulations are made to the Club’s alumni body. All members
    Council.’
    formalise the trust created by the of the board of management will be
    receipt of gifts to promote participation appointed subject to the approval of the
    (d) Establishment of the Tanner Fund
    in the sport of ice hockey in particular Sports Strategic Subcommittee of the
    among student members of the Education Committee. Explanatory Note
    University.
    5. The University may in its absolute These new regulations are made to
    Text of Regulations discretion in the period ending 21 years formalise the trust created by the
    from the date of this regulation, instead receipt of the gift for the promotion of
    In Council Regulations 25 of 2002,
    of applying the income of the Fund in participation in the sport of athletics in
    insert:
    any year, accumulate all or any part particular among student members of
    ‘Oxford University Ice Hockey Project of such income by investing it, and the University.
    Endowment Fund holding it as part of the capital of the
    Text of Regulations
    Fund. The University may apply the
    1. The University receives with
    whole or any part of such accumulated In Council Regulations 25 of 2002,
    gratitude funds to be held as permanent
    income in any subsequent year as if it insert:
    endowment on the trusts declared
    were income of the Fund arising in the
    in this regulation. Further money or ‘Tanner Fund
    then current year.
    property may be paid or transferred to
    1. The University receives with
    the University as either permanent or 6. The University shall have power to
    gratitude the initial sum of £200,000 to
    pay out of the capital or the income
    356 University of Oxford Gazette • 22 April 2021

    be held as expendable endowment on 6. The University shall have power to ‘Waynflete Professor of Chemistry
    the trusts declared in this regulation. pay out of the capital or the income
    1. The Waynflete Professor of Chemistry
    Further money or property may be paid of the Fund all costs of and incidental
    shall undertake research in and
    or transferred to the University as either to the creation of the Fund, and the
    shall lecture and give instruction in
    permanent or expendable endowment management and administration of the
    theoretical and practical Chemistry,
    to be held on the same trusts. The Fund and the Trust Purpose.
    especially Organic Chemistry, and
    assets so held will be known as the
    7. The University may exercise any of its shall generally promote its study in the
    Oxford University Athletics Fund, or
    corporate powers in the management University.
    the Tanner Fund (the “Fund”).
    and administration of the Fund in so
    2. The professor shall be elected, by an
    2. The University shall retain as far as those powers are not inconsistent
    electoral board consisting of:
    permanent endowment those of with these regulations.
    the assets in the Fund (if any) which (1) the Vice-Chancellor, or, if the
    8. Regulations 1–10 shall be deemed
    are contributed on the express President of Magdalen College is
    to be Trust Regulations under the
    understanding that they are to be Vice-Chancellor, a person appointed
    provisions of Part D of Statute XVI.
    treated as permanent endowment (the by Council on the occurrence of a
    “Permanent Endowment”). 9. Subject to regulation 10, Council vacancy to act as an elector on that
    may amend, repeal or add to these occasion;
    3. The University shall (a) apply the
    regulations in accordance with Part D of
    income of the Permanent Endowment (2) the President of Magdalen
    Statute XVI, but no amendment is valid
    (if any); and (b) apply the income and, College, or, if the President is
    if it would cause the Fund to:
    in its discretion, the capital of the unable or unwilling to act, a person
    remainder of the Fund, towards the (1) cease to be exclusively charitable appointed by the governing body of
    promotion of participation in the sport according to the law of England and Magdalen College on the occurrence
    of athletics in particular among student Wales; or of a vacancy to act as an elector on
    members of the University (the “Trust that occasion;
    (2) be outside the objects of the
    Purpose”). For so long as the Oxford
    University. (3) a person appointed by the
    University Athletics Club (the “Club”)
    Governing Body of Magdalen
    exists and continues to have exclusively 10. Any amendment to regulation 3 is
    College;
    charitable objects, the University shall an amendment to the main objects of
    advance the Trust Purpose exclusively the Fund for the purposes of Part D of (4), (5) a two persons appointed by
    through the application of funds to the Statute XVI and must be approved both Council;
    Club. by Congregation of the University and
    (5) a person appointed by the
    subsequently by Her Majesty in Council.’
    4. The administration of the Fund, General Board;
    and the application of its income,
    (e) Waynflete Professorship of (6)–(8)(9) threefour persons
    shall be the responsibility of a board
    Chemistry appointed by the Board of the
    of management comprised of three
    Faculty of the Physical Sciences
    individuals: two appointed by the Explanatory Note
    Mathematical, Physical and Life
    Sports Strategic Subcommittee;
    The following changes, made on the Sciences Board.
    and one appointed by the Club with
    recommendation of the Mathematical,
    the approval of the Sports Strategic (9) a person elected by the Board
    Physical and Life Sciences Division and
    Subcommittee. of the Faculty of the Biological
    the Department of Chemistry, update
    Sciences.
    5. The University may in its absolute outdated wording and references in the
    discretion in the period ending 21 years regulations. 3. The professor shall be subject
    from the date of this regulation, instead to the General Provisions of the
    Text of Regulations
    of applying the income of the Fund in decreeregulations governing the
    any year, accumulate all or any part In Council Regulations 24 of 2002, duties of professors and to those
    of such income by investing it, and concerning individual professorships, Particular Provisions of the same
    holding it as part of the capital of the amend the Waynflete Professorship decreeregulations which are applicable
    Fund. The University may apply the of Chemistry (new text underlined, to this chair.’
    whole or any part of such accumulated deleted text struck through):
    income in any subsequent year as if it
    were income of the Fund arising in the
    then current year.
    University of Oxford Gazette • 22 April 2021 357

    Congregation

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    St Catherine’s. University Sermon on
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    Sermon, St Mary’s Dr Ngoc Son Bui, Associate
    Appointments
    Professor of Asian Law, Faculty of
    10am, Sun, 20 Jun: The Revd Dr Peter
    Law, and Fellow of St Hugh’s, from 4
    Anthony, Vicar, St Benet’s Church, Mathematical, Physical and Life
    July 2021
    Kentish Town, Diocese of London. St Sciences
    John Baptist’s Day Sermon, Magdalen Dr Agni Orfanoudaki, Associate
    PROFESSORSHIP OF MATERIALS
    Professor of Operations
    * On this day Doctors will wear their robes MODELLING
    Management, Saïd Business School,
    Saiful Islam, BSc PhD UCL, Professor and Fellow of Exeter, from
    of Materials Chemistry, Bath, has been 1 September 2021
    appointed to the Professorship of
    REAPPOINTMENTS
    Materials Modelling in the Department
    of Materials with effect from 1 January Dr Martin Williams, Associate
    2022. Professor Islam will be a fellow of Professor in Public Management,
    St Anne’s. Blavatnik School of Government,
    from 1 May 2021 until retirement
    APPOINTMENTS

    James Newton, PhD Imp; Associate


    Professor of Number Theory (MI)
    and Fellow of Merton, from 1
    September 2021 until 31 August 2026
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    March 2024
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    Christ Church
    Data Protection Act. to regulations for this year to date,
    please see https://gazette.web.ox.ac.uk/ Christopher Julian Dimitri Ainsley,
    examination-regulations-0. 17 January 2021; 1976. Aged 62.
    The Rt Hon Lord Robert Temple
    Humanities Board Armstrong, Lord Armstrong of
    Illminster, 3 April 2020; 1945 and
    MPHIL IN THEOLOGY
    Honorary Student. Aged 93.
    to remove mention of Route 1 or 2 for
    Peter Gavin Bradbury, 31 December
    Old Testament stream
    2020; 1966. Aged 72.
    The Revd Michael Frank Douglas
    FHS OF CLASSICS AND ORIENTAL
    Cripps, 14 October 2020; 1946.
    STUDIES
    Aged 92.
    (a) minor corrections to
    Lewis Perry Curtis, 9 April 2020;
    typographical errors
    1955. Aged 87.
    (b) to bring regulations into line with
    William Andrew Douglas,
    FHS of Oriental Studies
    16 November 2020; 1974.
    Roger Lawrence Grant, 2021; 1957.
    Medical Sciences Board
    Aged 85.
    FHS OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY Laurence Hardy Harwood, OBE,
    FHS OF PSYCHOLOGY, PHILOSOPHY FRICS, 23 November 2020; 1952.
    AND LINGUISTICS Aged 87.
    amendments to Part I assessment John Hawgood, 8 November 2020;
    methodology and paper 1949. Aged 89.
    arrangements Alwin Francois Le Pichon,
    11 December 2020; 1965. Aged 76.
    PRELIMS IN PSYCHOLOGY, PHILOSOPHY Dan Lockwood McGurk, 2020; 1949.
    AND LINGUISTICS Aged 94.
    minor amendment to assessment of Jan Morris, CBE, FRSL, Hon FRIBA,
    Introduction to Probability Theory 20 November 2020; 1949 and
    and Statistics paper Honorary Student. Aged 94.
    David Samuel Shwayder; 1948.
    Nicholas Richard Donald Thomas,
    November 2020; 1957. Aged 83.
    The Most Hon Alexander George
    Thynn, Marquess of Bath, 4 April
    2020; 1953. Aged 88.
    Sir Brian Edward Urquhart, MBE,
    2 January 2021; 1937 and Honorary
    Student. Aged 101.
    William Ernest Broadbent Usher,
    FCA, 28 September 2020; 1951.
    Aged 88.
    Exeter
    John Edward Bury, 7 March 2021;
    1948. Aged 93.
    Andrew Peter Cox, 10 February 2021;
    1996. Aged 42.
    Michael John Howell, 12 March 2021;
    1979. Aged 60.
    John Stanley Probert, 18 February
    2021; 1948. Aged 92.
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    Elections

    Alan Robin Gordon Wallace, Trinity Elections noo10 June


    20 March 2021; 1955. Aged 84.
    Thomas Bethell, 12 February 2021;
    William Michael Wearne, Please note: in the lists below, the
    1959. Aged 84.
    24 January 2021; 1948. Aged 93. names listed are simply those of the
    William Graham Boustred,
    Colin Henry Radmore Wood, March persons currently in office, whose
    16 January 2021; 1946. Aged 95.
    2021; 1957. Aged 85. terms of office are now coming to
    Charles Augustine Kaye Cullimore,
    a close (thereby prompting all the
    Lincoln CMG, 5 February 2021; 1952. Aged
    vacancies now advertised for election).
    87.
    Anthony Blackett, 8 November
    William Patrick Rolleston Dockar-
    2020; 1960. Aged 79. Call for nominations
    Drysdale, 9 December 2020; 1949.
    David Cornwell (John Le Carré),
    Aged 91. The nomination period for the
    12 December 2020; 1952 and
    Thomas Fermor Godfrey-Faussett, elections below will close at 4pm on 13
    Honorary Fellow 1984–2020.
    12 July 2020; 1953. Aged 87. May. For further information, please
    Aged 89.
    Patrick Thomas Gordon-Duff- contact elections.office@admin.ox.ac.
    David Emerson, 3 December 2020;
    Pennington, OBE, DL, 9 January uk.
    1952. Aged 89.
    2021; 1948. Aged 90.
    Eric Harris, 5 February 2021; 1957.
    Charles Gamble Grant, 6 February Council
    Aged 83.
    2021; 1951. Aged 88.
    Francis Lamport, 13 October 2020; • One member of Congregation
    Peter William Hornby, 16 October
    1956. Aged 85. elected by Congregation from
    2020; 1972. Aged 65.
    Nigel Lindsey-Renton, 10 January members of the faculties in the
    Nigel John Trefusis Jaques,
    2021; 1949. Aged 94. Divisions of Mathematical, physical
    5 December 2020; 1954. Aged 85.
    Mohan Nair, 4 February 2021; 1970. and life Sciences and of Medical
    James Piers Mackenzie-Mair,
    Aged 69. Sciences, to serve until the start of
    9 March 2021; 1959. Aged 82.
    Robert Noakes, 17 January 2021; MT 2025 [vice professor Tim
    The Hon Sir William Alan
    1950. Aged 91. Coulson]
    Macpherson, TD, 14 February
    Jim Parker, 18 December 2020; 1962.
    2021; 1947. Aged 94. • One member of Congregation
    Aged 77.
    Sir John Talbot McFarland, Bt, elected by Congregation from
    Geoffrey Phillips, 16 November
    11 September 2020; 1946. Aged 92. members of the faculties in the
    2020; 1956. Aged 86.
    John Alston Morrell, TD, 19 January Divisions of Humanities and of
    William Poole, 17 January 2021;
    2021; 1945. Aged 93. Social Sciences, to serve until the
    1954. Aged 86.
    Graham Norman Pointer, 5 May start of MT 2025 [vice professor
    John Richardson, 12 October 2020;
    2020; 1943. Aged 94. Geraldine Johnson]
    1954. Aged 87.
    Robert David Murray Sears, QC,
    Edward Skilbeck, 10 February 2021; • One member of Congregation, not
    24 January 2021; 1976. Aged 63.
    1957. Aged 82. necessarily being members of any
    Michael Urquhart Slee, 29 January
    David Todd, 5 December 2020; 1958. division and not in any case being
    2020; 1956. Aged 85.
    Aged 83. nominated in a divisional capacity,
    Bernard Sidney Smith, 31 January
    John Torrance, 12 March 2021; 1954. who shall be elected by
    2021; 1943. Aged 95.
    Aged 87. Congregation, to serve until the
    William McCaughey Taylor, 21 March
    start of MT 2025 [vice Mr Richard
    Merton 2021; 1944. Aged 94.
    Ovenden]
    Simon Foulkes Wilkinson,
    William P C Bagge, 2020; 1970. Aged
    13 February 2020; 1956. Aged 83.
    68. Nominations from a diverse range
    David Wykes, 1 November 2020;
    Mr Martin Woollacott, 24 March of Congregation members are
    Junior Research Fellow 1969–72.
    2021; 1957. Aged 81. encouraged, particularly those from
    Aged 79.
    St Hugh’s underrepresented groups.

    Margaret Johnston (née Wilson), The terms of reference and


    26 November 2020; 1961. Aged 78. membership of Council are set out
    Leontia Slay (née McCarten), 2021; in Statute VI (https://governance.
    1953. Aged 92. admin.ox.ac.uk/legislation/statute-vi-
    council).
    362 University of Oxford Gazette • 22 April 2021

    Elected members of Council will in Part 10 of Council Regulations 15 of Centre for Human Genetics; Mr
    ordinarily be expected to serve on a 2002 (https://governance.admin.ox.ac. Nicholas Bamforth, Queen’s, Law;
    small number of other committees uk/legislation/part-10-buildings-and- Professor Edmund Herzig, Wadham,
    (typically between one and three, estates-subcommittee). Oriental Studies; and Mr Edward
    usually including at least one of Gibbs, Centre for Tropical Health and
    For further information, please contact
    the main committees of Council, Global Medicine]
    the Secretary (sarah.gardner@admin.
    ie Education Committee, General
    ox.ac.uk). It is expected that candidates for
    Purposes Committee, Personnel
    election to represent the Division of
    Committee, Planning and Resource CURATORS OF THE UNIVERSITY
    Social Sciences will also be members
    Allocation Committee, Research and LIBRARIES
    of the Division of Social Sciences.
    Innovation Committee). For further
    • One member of Congregation Candidates for election to represent
    information, please contact Sarah
    elected by Congregation, to serve Congregation as a whole (ie in a
    Cowburn (sarah.cowburn@admin.
    until the start of MT 2025 [vice non-divisional capacity) need only
    ox.ac.uk).
    Professor Emma Smith] be a member of Congregation to
    whom Statute XII applies. However,
    Committees reporting to Council or The terms of reference and membership
    please note that a candidate may
    one of its main committees of this body are set out in Part 24
    not be nominated to more than one
    of Council Regulations 15 of 2002
    NOMINATING COMMITTEE FOR THE constituency on the same committee at
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    VICE-CHANCELLORSHIP the same time. For further information,
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    please see the eligibility and
    • Three persons, not also being university-libraries).
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    members of Council, elected by
    For further information, please contact at https://governance.admin.ox.ac.uk/
    Congregation, one to serve until the
    the Secretary (richard.ovenden@ elections-by-congregation.
    start of MT 2025 and two to serve
    bodleian.ox.ac.uk).
    until the start of MT 2022 Statute XII applies to: (a) professors,
    readers and associate professors or
    On 9 March, Congregation approved Other Committees and University
    lecturers; (b) any employee of the
    a part-suspension of Part 8 of Bodies
    University who is a member of the
    Congregation Regulations of 2002
    POOL FOR CONSTITUTING PANELS Universities Superannuation Scheme
    to allow the three vacancies to this
    UNDER STATUTE XII or who would be a member if he or
    committee which lapsed in 2015 and
    she had not been exempted under the
    2019 to be filled by election. Because • One member of Congregation
    provisions of Statute XIV. In Statute
    these are lapsed vacancies, the to whom Statute XII applies to
    XII, any reference to ‘a member of
    elections will be to fill the remaining represent the Division of Social
    the academic staff’ is a reference to a
    term of the vacant positions, with Sciences, elected by members of
    person to whom the statute applies
    immediate effect. Congregation, to serve until the start
    (Statute XII, Section 3 (1) and (2))
    of HT 2025 [vice Professor Nicholas
    Further information on the committee (https://governance.admin.ox.ac.uk/
    van Hear, St Cross, Anthropology
    can be found in regulation 6 of legislation/statute-xii-academic-staff-
    (COMPAS)]
    Council Regulations 21 of 2002 and-the-visitatorial-board). College
    (https://governance.admin.ox.ac.uk/ • Eight members of Congregation staff are not covered by Statute XII as
    legislation/council-regulations-21-of- to whom Statute XII applies, not colleges have their own statutes. The
    2002#collapse1426071). necessarily representing any division exception is college staff at Kellogg, St
    and not in any case being nominated Cross and Reuben, which follow the
    For further information, please contact
    in a divisional capacity, elected by University’s statutes. Any staff holding
    Antony Willott (antony.willott@admin.
    members of Congregation, to serve joint appointments will, however, be
    ox.ac.uk).
    until the start of MT 2025 [vice Dr covered by Statute XII in respect of their
    BUILDINGS AND ESTATES William Allan, University College, University contract of employment and
    SUBCOMMITTEE Classical Languages and Literature; duties.
    Ms Sally Vine, Department of
    • One person elected by Congregation, Members of the Pool will be chosen
    Physiology, Anatomy and Genetics;
    to serve until the start of MT 2024 by lot to serve on a number of Panels
    Dr Luke Pitcher, Somerville, Classics;
    [vice Ms Laura How] under Statute XII (ie Redundancy Panel
    Professor Jonathan Thacker, Merton,
    (Section 14 (6)), Staff Employment
    The terms of reference and Medieval and Modern Languages;
    Review Panel (Section 35) and
    membership of this body are set out Mr Peter Bond, Wellcome Trust
    University Appeal Panel (Section 52
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    (2))) and may also be expected to chair


    Divisional Boards • One person from the Nuffield
    a Panel. Each member of the Pool will
    Department of Clinical
    be required to attend appropriate MATHEMATICAL, PHYSICAL AND LIFE
    Neurosciences, the Department
    training, including on equality and SCIENCES BOARD
    of Experimental Psychology, the
    diversity, before serving on a Panel.
    • One person elected by and from Department of Pharmacology and
    Nominations from BME staff, from
    among the members of the Faculty the Department of Psychiatry who
    men and from academic and research
    of Engineering Science, to serve until is also a member of the Faculty
    staff are particularly encouraged. For
    the start of MT 2025 [vice Professor of Biochemistry, the Faculty of
    further information, please contact the
    Stephen Payne] Clinical Medicine, the Faculty
    Secretary (diana.hulin@admin.ox.ac.
    of Physiological Sciences or the
    uk). • One person elected by and from
    Faculty of Psychological Studies,
    among the members of the Faculty of
    DELEGACY FOR NOMINATION OF elected by the members of the
    Physics, to serve until the start of MT
    CANDIDATES FOR ECCLESIASTICAL Faculty of Biochemistry, the Faculty
    2025 [vice Professor Laura Herz]
    BENEFICES of Clinical Medicine, the Faculty
    • One person elected by and from of Physiological Sciences and the
    • Two members of Convocation
    among the members of the Faculty Faculty of Psychological Studies, to
    elected by Congregation, to serve
    of Computer Science, to serve until serve until the start of MT 2025 [vice
    until the start of MT 2027 [vice the
    the start of MT 2025 [vice Professor Professor Anna Christina Nobre]
    Revd Dr Jonathan Arnold and the
    Andrew Simpson]
    Revd Canon Dr Simon Jones] • One person from the Nuffield
    • One person elected by and from Department of Women’s and
    For further information, please contact
    among the members of the Faculty of Reproductive Health, the
    the Secretary (joseph.oconnor@admin.
    Earth Sciences, to serve until the start Department of Oncology and the
    ox.ac.uk).
    of MT 2025 [vice Professor Tamsin Nuffield Department of Surgical
    PANEL FOR CONSTITUTING THE Mather] Sciences, who is also a member of
    VISITATORIAL BOARD UNDER STATUTE the Faculty of Biochemistry, the
    • One person elected by and from
    XII PART C Faculty of Clinical Medicine, the
    among the members of the Faculty of
    Faculty of Physiological Sciences or
    • Three members of Congregation Statistics, to serve until the start of MT
    the Faculty of Psychological Studies,
    required to engage in academic 2025 [vice Professor James Martin]
    elected by the members of the
    teaching and/or research either
    • One person elected by and from among Faculty of Biochemistry, the Faculty
    by their written contracts of
    the members of the Faculty of Zoology, of Clinical Medicine, the Faculty
    employment or by established
    to serve until the start of MT 2024 [vice of Physiological Sciences and the
    and agreed practice elected by
    Professor Ben Sheldon] Faculty of Psychological Studies, to
    Congregation, to serve until the
    serve until the start of MT 2025 [vice
    start of MT 2025 [vice Mr Nicholas C For further information, please contact
    Professor Freddie C Hamdy]
    Bamforth, Professor S F Rayner and the Divisional Registrar (tracy.gale@
    Mr Peter B Sullivan] mpls.ox.ac.uk). • One person from the Nuffield
    Department of Orthopaedics,
    Further information on the panel MEDICAL SCIENCES DIVISIONAL BOARD
    Rheumatology and Musculoskeletal
    can be found at: https://governance.
    • One person from the Department Sciences and the Sir William
    admin.ox.ac.uk/legislation/statute-xii-
    of Biochemistry and the Nuffield Dunn School of Pathology who
    academic-staff-and-the-visitatorial-
    Department of Clinical Medicine is also a member of the Faculty
    board#widget-id-1383011 and https://
    who is also a member of the Faculty of Biochemistry, the Faculty of
    governance.admin.ox.ac.uk/legislation/
    of Biochemistry, the Faculty of Clinical Medicine, the Faculty
    council-regulations-36-of-2002.
    Clinical Medicine, the Faculty of Physiological Sciences or the
    For further information, please contact of Physiological Sciences or the Faculty of Psychological Studies,
    the Secretary (rebecca.thomas@admin. Faculty of Psychological Studies, elected by the members of the
    ox.ac.uk). elected by the members of the Faculty of Biochemistry, the Faculty
    Faculty of Biochemistry, the Faculty of Clinical Medicine, the Faculty
    of Clinical Medicine, the Faculty of Physiological Sciences and the
    of Physiological Sciences and the Faculty of Psychological Studies, to
    Faculty of Psychological Studies, to serve until the start of MT 2025 [vice
    serve until the start of MT 2025 [vice Professor Matthew Freeman]
    Professor Mark Sansom]
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    • One person from the Department Faculty of Psychological Studies, Faculty Boards
    of Paediatrics, the Department elected jointly by the members of the
    BOARD OF THE FACULTY OF CLASSICS
    of Primary Care Health Sciences Faculty of Biochemistry, the Faculty
    and the Nuffield Department of Clinical Medicine, the Faculty • Three persons elected by and
    of Population Health who is of Physiological Sciences and the from among the members of the
    also a member of the Faculty Faculty of Psychological Studies to Sub-faculty of Ancient History,
    of Biochemistry, the Faculty of serve until the start of MT 2025 [vice to serve until the start of MT 2023
    Clinical Medicine, the Faculty Professor Kevin Talbot] [vice Professor Nicholas Purcell,
    of Physiological Sciences or the Dr Neil McLynn and Dr Maria
    For further information, please contact
    Faculty of Psychological Studies, Stamatapoulou]
    the Divisional Registrar (chris.price@
    elected by the members of the
    medsci.ox.ac.uk). • Three persons elected by and from
    Faculty of Biochemistry, the Faculty
    among the members of the Sub-
    of Clinical Medicine, the Faculty SOCIAL SCIENCES DIVISIONAL BOARD
    faculty of Classical Languages and
    of Physiological Sciences and the
    • One member elected by and from the Literature to serve until the start of
    Faculty of Psychological Studies, to
    academic members of the Institute MT 2023 [vice Professor Wolfgang de
    serve until the start of MT 2025 [vice
    of Archaeology and Research Melo, Professor Constanze Güthenke
    Professor Sir Rory Collins]
    Laboratory for Archaeology and the and Professor Fiona Macintosh]
    • One person from the Department of History of Art, to serve until the start
    For further information, please contact
    Physiology, Anatomy and Genetics of MT 2023
    the Secretary (audrey.cahill@classics.
    and the Radcliffe Department of
    • One member elected by and from the ox.ac.uk).
    Medicine who is also a member of
    academic members of the Blavatnik
    the Faculty of Biochemistry, the BOARD OF THE FACULTY OF ENGLISH
    School of Government, to serve until
    Faculty of Clinical Medicine, the LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE
    the start of MT 2023
    Faculty of Physiological Sciences or
    • Four persons elected by and from the
    the Faculty of Psychological Studies, Under the regulations governing the
    members of the Faculty of English
    elected by the members of the composition of Divisional Boards, the
    Language and Literature, three to
    Faculty of Biochemistry, the Faculty above vacancies fall within the single
    serve until the start of MT 2023 [vice
    of Clinical Medicine, the Faculty constituency of ‘two persons elected on
    Professor David Dwan, Dr Adam
    of Physiological Sciences and the a rotational basis by and from academic
    Guy and Dr David Taylor] and one to
    Faculty of Psychological Studies, to members of the following units of
    serve until the start of MT 2022 [vice
    serve until the start of MT 2025 [vice the division: (a) the Department
    Professor Paulina Kewes]
    Professor Hugh Watkins] for International Development;
    (b) the School for Interdisciplinary For further information, please contact
    • One person from among the
    Area Studies; (c) the Department of the Secretary (sadie.slater@ell.ox.ac.
    externally funded research staff
    Sociology; (d) the Oxford Internet uk).
    who are members of the Faculty
    Institute; (e) the Department of
    of Biochemistry, the Faculty of BOARD OF THE FACULTY OF HISTORY
    Social Policy and Intervention; (f)
    Clinical Medicine, the Faculty of
    the School of Anthropology; (g) the • Four persons elected by and from
    Physiological Sciences and the
    Institute of Archaeology and Research among the members of the Faculty
    Faculty of Psychological Studies,
    Laboratory for Archaeology and of History holding posts on the
    elected jointly by the members of the
    the History of Art; (h) the Blavatnik establishment or under the aegis
    Faculty of Biochemistry, the Faculty
    School of Government’. The last units of the board, three to serve until
    of Clinical Medicine, the Faculty
    elected to this constituency were (i) the start of MT 2023 [vice Dr Alan
    of Physiological Sciences and the
    the Department of Social Policy and Strathern, Professor Maria Misra
    Faculty of Psychological Studies, to
    Intervention and (ii) the School of and Dr Erica Charters] and one to
    serve until the start of MT 2025 [vice
    Anthropology. serve until the start of MT 2022 [vice
    Professor John R Geddes]
    Professor Natalia Nowakowska]
    For further information about the
    • One person from among the staff
    Board, please contact the Secretary For further information, please contact
    who are not Heads of Department
    (mark.mcdermott@socsci.ox.ac.uk). the Secretary (pa@history.ox.ac.uk).
    or statutory professors who
    are members of the Faculty of
    Biochemistry, the Faculty of
    Clinical Medicine, the Faculty of
    Physiological Sciences and the
    University of Oxford Gazette • 22 April 2021 365

    BOARD OF THE FACULTY OF MUSIC nomination-forms). Please ensure that to the email to confirm their registration
    the nominators listed in section D are and to receive links to the candidate
    • Two persons elected by and from
    also copied into the email when the statements and to vote. Candidates’
    among the members of the Faculty
    nomination form is submitted, as this will statements will also be published in the
    of Music to serve until the start of MT
    act as verification of the nomination in Gazette dated 27 May. Voters may wish to
    2023 [vice Dr Benjamin Skipp and Dr
    lieu of supplying original signatures. read these statements before completing
    Guy Newbury]
    their electronic vote. The voting period
    General requirements and eligibility
    For further information, please contact will close at 4pm on 10 June.
    the Secretary (administrator@music. All candidates are asked to note the
    Uncontested elections
    ox.ac.uk). general requirements which apply to
    all committee members, as set out in If the number of nominations received
    BOARD OF THE FACULTY OF ORIENTAL
    Council Regulations 14 of 2002 (General by the closing date is no more than
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    • Three persons elected by and from (https://governance.admin.ox.ac. candidates nominated shall be deemed
    among the members of the Faculty uk/legislation/council-regulations- to be duly elected as of the close of the
    of Oriental Studies, two to serve until 14-of-2002)). Current members seeking nomination period on Thursday, 13 May.
    the start of MT 2023 [vice Professor re-election are also asked to check for When required, places will be allocated
    Judith Olszowy-Schlanger and specific restrictions on consecutive according to academic standing, as
    Professor Jennifer Guest] and one to service. For further information, defined in Council Regulations 22 of
    serve until the start of MT 2022 [vice please see the eligibility (https:// 2002, Part 2: Academic Precedence and
    Professor Edmund Herzig] governance.admin.ox.ac.uk/elections- Standing (https://governance.admin.
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    For further information, please contact
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    the Secretary (thomas.hall@orinst.
    (https://governance.admin.ox.ac. received by the closing date is less than
    ox.ac.uk).
    uk/key-election-stages-and- sufficient to fill the vacancies, those
    BOARD OF THE FACULTY OF THEOLOGY procedures#collapse1577651) sections candidates nominated will be deemed
    AND RELIGION within the Information about University elected unopposed, and the remaining
    elections (https://governance.admin. vacancies will lapse, in which case,
    • Three persons elected by and from
    ox.ac.uk/information-about-university- in accordance with the regulations,
    the members of the Faculty of
    elections) pages of the Elections website the places must remain vacant until
    Theology and Religion, to serve until
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    stipendiary-lecturer-economics
    fellowship-in-global-history
    Pembroke; stipendiary Lectureship
    Exeter; fixed-term Staines Medical
    (Career Development) in Politics
    Research Fellowship; £9,057 pa housing
    (International Relations); £6,878–
    allowance; noon, 17 May; www.exeter.
    £7,736; 29 April; www.pmb.ox.ac.uk/
    ox.ac.uk/vacancies/staines-medical-
    about-pembroke/vacancies
    research-fellowship-fixed-term
    Pembroke; stipendiary Lectureship in
    Exeter; fixed-term stipendiary Lecturer
    Politics (Comparative Government/
    in French; £5,732–£6,078 plus benefits;
    Political Sociology); £6,878–£7,736;
    noon, 7 May; www.exeter.ox.ac.uk/
    29 April; www.pmb.ox.ac.uk/about-
    vacancies/stipendiary-lecturer-in-
    pembroke/vacancies
    french-fixed-term
    Harris Manchester; Junior Dean; £3,000
    plus accommodation and meals; noon,
    23 April; www.hmc.ox.ac.uk/vacancies
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    Pembroke; stipendiary Lectureship Regent’s Park; 2 Lillian Goldman non- Downing College, Cambridge;
    (Career Development) in History; stipendiary Junior Research Fellows; non-stipendiary College Teaching
    £18,341–£20,628; noon, 28 April; www. 28 May; www.rpc.ox.ac.uk/about- Associates to provide supervision
    pmb.ox.ac.uk/about-pembroke/ regents/vacancies for undergraduates of the college in
    vacancies the fields of Classics, Law, Natural
    Regent’s Park; 1-year part-time
    Sciences (Ecology and Zoology) and
    Pembroke; Junior Research Fellowship Stipendiary Lecturer in Ancient History
    Sociology; payment for supervisions at
    in Black British Studies; £30,000; noon, and Director of Studies in Classics;
    the standard intercollegiate rate plus
    26 April; www.pmb.ox.ac.uk/about- 26 April; www.rpc.ox.ac.uk/about-
    benefits; noon, 30 April; www.dow.
    pembroke/vacancies regents/vacancies
    cam.ac.uk/join-downing/academic-
    St Anne’s; Junior Research Fellowship Wycliffe Hall; Facilities Coordinator, vacancies
    in African and Comparative Literature; Scholarship and Christianity in Oxford;
    King’s College, Cambridge; non-
    noon, 4 May; www.st-annes.ox.ac.uk/ 27 April; www.wycliffe.ox.ac.uk/
    stipendiary Research Fellowship
    about/job-opportunities vacancies
    in Biological and Medical Sciences
    St Hugh’s; Senior Tutor; 12 May; www. 2021; 30 April; www.kings.cam.ac.uk/
    External Vacancies
    st-hughs.ox.ac.uk/discover/work-for-us research/research-fellowships
    St John’s; stipendiary Lecturership in Weidenfeld–Hoffmann Trust, Oxford Trinity College, Cambridge; 3-year
    Physics; £13,756–£15,471; noon, 7 May; University; Digital Technologies and research post in the History of Race;
    www.sjc.ox.ac.uk/discover/vacancies/ Communication lead (1-year renewable £28,214 plus benefits; 30 April; www.
    stipendiary-lecturership-physics_ contract); £26,500–£32,500; 30 April; trin.cam.ac.uk/vacancies/research-
    april21 www.whtrust.org/news/work-with- post-in-the-history-of-race
    wht-digital-technologies-amp-
    St John’s; stipendiary Lecturership in Trinity Hall, Cambridge; 4-year
    communication-lead
    Computer Science; £13,756–£15,471; Fellowship in Mathematics (from
    noon, 7 May; www.sjc.ox.ac.uk/ Weidenfeld–Hoffmann Trust, Oxford October 2021); £29,176; 26 April; www.
    discover/vacancies/stipendiary- University; Academic Fellow in Moral trinhall.cam.ac.uk/about/vacancies/
    lecturership-computer-science_april21 philosophy (20 days; 1-year renewable academic-vacancies
    contract); stipend dependent on
    St John’s; stipendiary Lecturership Trinity Hall, Cambridge; Walter Scott
    experience; 30 April; www.whtrust.org/
    in History; £18,341–£20,628; noon, fixed-term Fellowship in Physics (4
    news/work-with-wht-academic-fellow-
    23 April; www.sjc.ox.ac.uk/discover/ years from October 2021); £29,176; 26
    moral-philosophy
    vacancies/stipendiary-lecturership- April; www.trinhall.cam.ac.uk/about/
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    fixed-term College lectureship in law
    St Peter’s; College Lecturership in
    associated with a Fellowship of Christ’s;
    Philosophy; £9,170–£10,314; 6 May;
    noon, 14 May; www.christs.cam.ac.uk/
    www.spc.ox.ac.uk/vacancies
    college-life/vacancies-christs-college
    St Peter’s; part-time Deputy Librarian;
    noon, 3 May; www.spc.ox.ac.uk/ Christ’s College, Cambridge; 4-year
    vacancies fixed-term College Lectureship
    in Economics associated with a
    St Peter’s; College Lecturership in Fellowship of Christ’s; noon, 25 May;
    Human Geography; £6,878–£7,736; www.christs.cam.ac.uk/college-life/
    29 April; www.spc.ox.ac.uk/vacancies vacancies-christs-college
    Trinity; Senior Tutor; £60,000–£65,000
    plus benefits including £15,250 pa
    housing allowance; noon, 6 May; www.
    trinity.ox.ac.uk/vacancies

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    Master of Science Board of the Faculty of Music
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    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, to serve until the start
    of MT 2025 [vice Professor Tim
    Coulson]
    • One member of Congregation
    elected by Congregation from
    members of the faculties in the
    Divisions of Humanities and of
    Social Sciences, to serve until the
    start of MT 2025 [vice Professor
    Geraldine Johnson]
    • One member of Congregation,
    not necessarily being members of
    any division and not in any case
    being nominated in a divisional
    capacity, who shall be elected by
    Congregation, to serve until the
    start of MT 2025 [vice Mr Richard
    Ovenden]
    Nominations from a diverse range
    of Congregation members are
    encouraged, particularly those from
    underrepresented groups.
    The terms of reference and membership
    of Council are set out in Statute VI
    (https://governance.admin.ox.ac.uk/
    legislation/statute-vi-council).
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    ordinarily be expected to serve on a
    small number of other committees
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    usually including at least one of The terms of reference and Medieval and Modern Languages;
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    Education Committee, General Purposes in Part 10 of Council Regulations 15 of Centre for Human Genetics; Mr
    Committee, Personnel Committee, 2002 (https://governance.admin.ox.ac. Nicholas Bamforth, Queen’s, Law;
    Planning and Resource Allocation uk/legislation/part-10-buildings-and- Professor Edmund Herzig, Wadham,
    Committee, Research and Innovation estates-subcommittee). Oriental Studies; and Mr Edward
    Committee). For further information, Gibbs, Centre for Tropical Health and
    For further information, please contact
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    2021, two vacancies for members of the • One member of Congregation Candidates for election to represent
    faculties in the Divisions of Humanities elected by Congregation, to serve Congregation as a whole (ie in a
    and Social Sciences were announced. until the start of MT 2025 [vice non-divisional capacity) need only
    There is now only one such vacancy. Professor Emma Smith] be a member of Congregation to
    whom Statute XII applies. However,
    The terms of reference and membership
    Committees reporting to Council or please note that a candidate may
    of this body are set out in Part 24
    one of its main committees not be nominated to more than one
    of Council Regulations 15 of 2002
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    Congregation, one to serve until the the Secretary (richard.ovenden@ elections-by-congregation.
    start of MT 2025 and two to serve bodleian.ox.ac.uk).
    Statute XII applies to: (a) professors,
    until the start of MT 2022
    readers and associate professors or
    Other Committees and University
    On 9 March, Congregation approved lecturers; (b) any employee of the
    Bodies
    a part-suspension of Part 8 of University who is a member of the
    Congregation Regulations of 2002 POOL FOR CONSTITUTING PANELS Universities Superannuation Scheme
    to allow the three vacancies to this UNDER STATUTE XII or who would be a member if he or
    committee which lapsed in 2015 and she had not been exempted under the
    • One member of Congregation
    2019 to be filled by election. Because provisions of Statute XIV. In Statute
    to whom Statute XII applies to
    these are lapsed vacancies, the XII, any reference to ‘a member of
    represent the Division of Social
    elections will be to fill the remaining the academic staff’ is a reference to a
    Sciences, elected by members of
    term of the vacant positions, with person to whom the statute applies
    Congregation, to serve until the start
    immediate effect. (Statute XII, Section 3 (1) and (2))
    of HT 2025 [vice Professor Nicholas
    (https://governance.admin.ox.ac.uk/
    Further information on the committee van Hear, St Cross, Anthropology
    legislation/statute-xii-academic-staff-
    can be found in regulation 6 of (COMPAS)]
    and-the-visitatorial-board). College
    Council Regulations 21 of 2002
    • Eight members of Congregation staff are not covered by Statute XII as
    (https://governance.admin.ox.ac.uk/
    to whom Statute XII applies, not colleges have their own statutes. The
    legislation/council-regulations-21-of-
    necessarily representing any division exception is college staff at Kellogg, St
    2002#collapse1426071).
    and not in any case being nominated Cross and Reuben, which follow the
    For further information, please contact in a divisional capacity, elected by University’s statutes. Any staff holding
    Antony Willott (antony.willott@admin. members of Congregation, to serve joint appointments will, however, be
    ox.ac.uk). until the start of MT 2025 [vice Dr covered by Statute XII in respect of their
    William Allan, University College, University contract of employment and
    BUILDINGS AND ESTATES
    Classical Languages and Literature; duties.
    SUBCOMMITTEE
    Ms Sally Vine, Department of
    Members of the Pool will be chosen
    • One person elected by Congregation, Physiology, Anatomy and Genetics;
    by lot to serve on a number of Panels
    to serve until the start of MT 2024 Dr Luke Pitcher, Somerville, Classics;
    under Statute XII (ie Redundancy Panel
    [vice Ms Laura How] Professor Jonathan Thacker, Merton,
    (Section 14 (6)), Staff Employment
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    Review Panel (Section 35) and Divisional Boards • One person from the Nuffield
    University Appeal Panel (Section 52 Department of Clinical
    MATHEMATICAL, PHYSICAL AND LIFE
    (2))) and may also be expected to chair Neurosciences, the Department
    SCIENCES BOARD
    a Panel. Each member of the Pool will of Experimental Psychology, the
    be required to attend appropriate • One person elected by and from Department of Pharmacology and
    training, including on equality and among the members of the Faculty the Department of Psychiatry who
    diversity, before serving on a Panel. of Engineering Science, to serve until is also a member of the Faculty
    Nominations from BME staff, from the start of MT 2025 [vice Professor of Biochemistry, the Faculty of
    men and from academic and research Stephen Payne] Clinical Medicine, the Faculty
    staff are particularly encouraged. For of Physiological Sciences or the
    • One person elected by and from
    further information, please contact the Faculty of Psychological Studies,
    among the members of the Faculty of
    Secretary (diana.hulin@admin.ox.ac. elected by the members of the
    Physics, to serve until the start of MT
    uk). Faculty of Biochemistry, the Faculty
    2025 [vice Professor Laura Herz]
    of Clinical Medicine, the Faculty
    DELEGACY FOR NOMINATION OF
    • One person elected by and from of Physiological Sciences and the
    CANDIDATES FOR ECCLESIASTICAL
    among the members of the Faculty Faculty of Psychological Studies, to
    BENEFICES
    of Computer Science, to serve until serve until the start of MT 2025 [vice
    • Two members of Convocation the start of MT 2025 [vice Professor Professor Anna Christina Nobre]
    elected by Congregation, to serve Andrew Simpson]
    • One person from the Nuffield
    until the start of MT 2027 [vice the
    • One person elected by and from Department of Women’s and
    Revd Dr Jonathan Arnold and the
    among the members of the Faculty of Reproductive Health, the
    Revd Canon Dr Simon Jones]
    Earth Sciences, to serve until the start Department of Oncology and the
    For further information, please contact of MT 2025 [vice Professor Tamsin Nuffield Department of Surgical
    the Secretary (joseph.oconnor@admin. Mather] Sciences, who is also a member of
    ox.ac.uk). the Faculty of Biochemistry, the
    • One person elected by and from
    Faculty of Clinical Medicine, the
    PANEL FOR CONSTITUTING THE among the members of the Faculty of
    Faculty of Physiological Sciences or
    VISITATORIAL BOARD UNDER STATUTE Statistics, to serve until the start of MT
    the Faculty of Psychological Studies,
    XII PART C 2025 [vice Professor James Martin]
    elected by the members of the
    • Three members of Congregation • One person elected by and from among Faculty of Biochemistry, the Faculty
    required to engage in academic the members of the Faculty of Zoology, of Clinical Medicine, the Faculty
    teaching and/or research either to serve until the start of MT 2024 [vice of Physiological Sciences and the
    by their written contracts of Professor Ben Sheldon] Faculty of Psychological Studies, to
    employment or by established serve until the start of MT 2025 [vice
    For further information, please contact
    and agreed practice elected by Professor Freddie C Hamdy]
    the Divisional Registrar (tracy.gale@
    Congregation, to serve until the
    mpls.ox.ac.uk). • One person from the Nuffield
    start of MT 2025 [vice Mr Nicholas C
    Department of Orthopaedics,
    Bamforth, Professor S F Rayner and MEDICAL SCIENCES DIVISIONAL BOARD
    Rheumatology and Musculoskeletal
    Mr Peter B Sullivan]
    • One person from the Department Sciences and the Sir William
    Further information on the panel of Biochemistry and the Nuffield Dunn School of Pathology who
    can be found at: https://governance. Department of Clinical Medicine is also a member of the Faculty
    admin.ox.ac.uk/legislation/statute-xii- who is also a member of the Faculty of Biochemistry, the Faculty of
    academic-staff-and-the-visitatorial- of Biochemistry, the Faculty of Clinical Medicine, the Faculty
    board#widget-id-1383011 and https:// Clinical Medicine, the Faculty of Physiological Sciences or the
    governance.admin.ox.ac.uk/legislation/ of Physiological Sciences or the Faculty of Psychological Studies,
    council-regulations-36-of-2002. Faculty of Psychological Studies, elected by the members of the
    elected by the members of the Faculty of Biochemistry, the Faculty
    For further information, please contact
    Faculty of Biochemistry, the Faculty of Clinical Medicine, the Faculty
    the Secretary (rebecca.thomas@admin.
    of Clinical Medicine, the Faculty of Physiological Sciences and the
    ox.ac.uk).
    of Physiological Sciences and the Faculty of Psychological Studies, to
    Faculty of Psychological Studies, to serve until the start of MT 2025 [vice
    serve until the start of MT 2025 [vice Professor Matthew Freeman]
    Professor Mark Sansom]
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    • One person from the Department Faculty of Psychological Studies, Faculty Boards
    of Paediatrics, the Department elected jointly by the members of the
    BOARD OF THE FACULTY OF CLASSICS
    of Primary Care Health Sciences Faculty of Biochemistry, the Faculty
    and the Nuffield Department of Clinical Medicine, the Faculty • Three persons elected by and
    of Population Health who is of Physiological Sciences and the from among the members of the
    also a member of the Faculty Faculty of Psychological Studies to Sub-faculty of Ancient History,
    of Biochemistry, the Faculty of serve until the start of MT 2025 [vice to serve until the start of MT 2023
    Clinical Medicine, the Faculty Professor Kevin Talbot] [vice Professor Nicholas Purcell,
    of Physiological Sciences or the Dr Neil McLynn and Dr Maria
    For further information, please contact
    Faculty of Psychological Studies, Stamatapoulou]
    the Divisional Registrar (chris.price@
    elected by the members of the
    medsci.ox.ac.uk). • Three persons elected by and from
    Faculty of Biochemistry, the Faculty
    among the members of the Sub-
    of Clinical Medicine, the Faculty SOCIAL SCIENCES DIVISIONAL BOARD
    faculty of Classical Languages and
    of Physiological Sciences and the
    • One member elected by and from the Literature to serve until the start of
    Faculty of Psychological Studies, to
    academic members of the Institute MT 2023 [vice Professor Wolfgang de
    serve until the start of MT 2025 [vice
    of Archaeology and Research Melo, Professor Constanze Güthenke
    Professor Sir Rory Collins]
    Laboratory for Archaeology and the and Professor Fiona Macintosh]
    • One person from the Department of History of Art, to serve until the start
    For further information, please contact
    Physiology, Anatomy and Genetics of MT 2023
    the Secretary (audrey.cahill@classics.
    and the Radcliffe Department of
    • One member elected by and from the ox.ac.uk).
    Medicine who is also a member of
    academic members of the Blavatnik
    the Faculty of Biochemistry, the BOARD OF THE FACULTY OF ENGLISH
    School of Government, to serve until
    Faculty of Clinical Medicine, the LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE
    the start of MT 2023
    Faculty of Physiological Sciences or
    • Four persons elected by and from the
    the Faculty of Psychological Studies, Under the regulations governing the
    members of the Faculty of English
    elected by the members of the composition of Divisional Boards, the
    Language and Literature, three to
    Faculty of Biochemistry, the Faculty above vacancies fall within the single
    serve until the start of MT 2023 [vice
    of Clinical Medicine, the Faculty constituency of ‘two persons elected on
    Professor David Dwan, Dr Adam
    of Physiological Sciences and the a rotational basis by and from academic
    Guy and Dr David Taylor] and one to
    Faculty of Psychological Studies, to members of the following units of
    serve until the start of MT 2022 [vice
    serve until the start of MT 2025 [vice the division: (a) the Department
    Professor Paulina Kewes]
    Professor Hugh Watkins] for International Development;
    (b) the School for Interdisciplinary For further information, please contact
    • One person from among the
    Area Studies; (c) the Department of the Secretary (sadie.slater@ell.ox.ac.
    externally funded research staff
    Sociology; (d) the Oxford Internet uk).
    who are members of the Faculty
    Institute; (e) the Department of
    of Biochemistry, the Faculty of BOARD OF THE FACULTY OF HISTORY
    Social Policy and Intervention; (f)
    Clinical Medicine, the Faculty of
    the School of Anthropology; (g) the • Four persons elected by and from
    Physiological Sciences and the
    Institute of Archaeology and Research among the members of the Faculty
    Faculty of Psychological Studies,
    Laboratory for Archaeology and of History holding posts on the
    elected jointly by the members of the
    the History of Art; (h) the Blavatnik establishment or under the aegis
    Faculty of Biochemistry, the Faculty
    School of Government’. The last units of the board, three to serve until
    of Clinical Medicine, the Faculty
    elected to this constituency were (i) the start of MT 2023 [vice Dr Alan
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    Curators of the University Libraries the Council Secretariat on request.
    Salvatorelli, S J, Medical Sciences
    A member of Congregation seeking
    Division
    OTHER COMMITTEES AND UNIVERSITY advice on questions relating to its
    Divisional and Faculty Boards BODIES procedures, other than elections,
    Pool for constituting Panels under should contact Mrs R Thomas at the
    For changes to regulations for
    Statute XII University Offices, Wellington Square
    examinations see ‘Changes to
    Delegacy for Nomination of (telephone: (2)80317; email rebecca.
    Examination Regulations’ below.
    Candidates for Ecclesiastical thomas@admin.ox.ac.uk); questions
    Benefices relating to elections should be directed
    Panel for constituting the Visitatorial to the Elections Officer (email:
    Board under Statute XII Part C elections.office@admin.ox.ac.uk).
    While COVID-19 working restrictions
    DIVISIONAL BOARDS
    remain in place, any notice that needs
    Mathematical, Physical and Life
    to be given to the Registrar in writing
    Sciences Board
    should be sent by email to registrar@
    Medical Sciences Board
    admin.ox.ac.uk. Notices sent to the
    Social Sciences Board
    University Offices may not be received.
    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 Music
    Board of the Faculty of Oriental
    Studies
    Board of the Faculty of Theology and
    Religion

    Details are in ‘Elections’ section below.


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    RICHARD PETO PROFESSORSHIP OF
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    reconferred the title of Visiting Appointed by


    Professor of Public Engagement at Professor Lionel Vice-Chancellor
    the University of Oxford on Dr Roger Tarassenko, PVC
    Ronald Highfield, Sir William Dunn (chair)
    School of Pathology, for a further period Sir Michael Dixon ex officio
    of 5 years from 29 March 2021. Professor Stephen Green
    Kennedy Templeton
    The Medical Sciences Board has
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    Professor Sir Rory Medical Sciences
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    Collins Division
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    by Council that print production will reconferred the title of Visiting van Duijn Division
    not resume when COVID-19-related Professor of Orthopaedic Surgery Professor Cecilia Medical Sciences
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    Electoral Boards
    will be announced once libraries are
    open again.
    Composition of an Electoral Board
    Appointments The compositions of the electoral
    boards to the posts below, proceedings
    Medical Sciences to fill which are currently in progress,
    are as follows:
    Bernhard Staresina, MSc PhD
    ABDULAZIZ SAUD ALBABTAIN LAUDIAN
    New York, MSc Vienna; Fellow of
    PROFESSORSHIP OF ARABIC
    Wadham, Professor of Cognitive
    Neuroscience and Associate Appointed by
    Professor of Experimental Professor Roger Vice-Chancellor
    Psychology, Department of Goodman, PVC (chair)
    Experimental Psychology, from Professor Maggie ex officio
    1 August 2021 Snowling
    Professor St John’s
    Visiting Professorships Mohamed-Salah Omri
    Professor James Council
    Medical Sciences Montgomery
    Professor Dr Beatrice Council
    CONFERMENTS
    Gründler
    Professor Sean Kehoe, MD, DCH, Professor Daniel Humanities
    Nuffield Department of Women’s Grimley Division
    Reproductive Health; Visiting Professor Marilyn Faculty of
    Professor of Gynaecological Cancer Booth Oriental
    for a period of 5 years in the first Studies
    instance from 30 March 2021 Professor David Faculty of
    Rechter Oriental
    Professor Till M A Roenneberg,
    Studies
    Dip Biol, Dr rer nat, Dr med habil,
    Professor Nicolai Faculty of
    Nuffield Department of Clinical
    Sinai Oriental
    Neurosciences; Visiting Professor of
    Studies
    Human Chronobiology and Medical
    Psychology for a period of 3 years in
    the first instance from 30 March 2021
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    Lectures Examinations and Boards

    Mathematical, Physical and Life Examinations for the Degree of Doctor


    Sciences of Philosophy

    Theoretical Chemistry Laboratory


    THEORETICAL CHEMISTRY SEMINARS
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    at 4.15pm on Mondays online via
    information protected under the
    Teams. Invitations will be sent shortly. Data Protection Act.
    All welcome. Convener: Professor
    David Tew
    Professor Xie Chen, California Institute
    of Technology
    17 May: ‘Fracton: from quantum
    hard drive to foliated manifold’
    Professor Graeme Day, Southampton
    14 Jun: ‘Prediction-led discovery
    of molecular materials’

    Social Sciences
    Changes to Examination Regulations
    Saïd Business School
    For the complete text of each regulation
    The following events will take place listed below and a listing of all changes
    at 3pm online. Free and open to the to regulations for this year to date,
    public; registration not required. please see https://gazette.web.ox.ac.uk/
    examination-regulations-0.
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    Hubert Joly, Isabelle Kocher, Nadia Continuing Education Board


    Terfous and Bruno Roche will give an
    PGCERT IN COGNITIVE BEHAVIOURAL
    online talk on 10 May via LinkedIn.
    STUDIES
    Subject: ‘Webinar 8: leading
    change to assessment for Paper A1
    purposeful business’
    PGCERT IN COGNITIVE BEHAVIOURAL
    OXFORD SMART SPACE SERIES
    THERAPY
    Maria Zubeldia will host a discussion (a) change of assessment for Paper A1
    with Harriet Brettle, Astrocale, Joanna (b) minor routine changes
    Hart, Harwell Space Cluster, Rafael
    PGCERT IN ENHANCED COGNITIVE
    Jorda, Open Cosmos, and Josephine
    BEHAVIOURAL THERAPY
    Millward, Seraphim Capital on 21 May,
    (a) renaming of specialism
    followed by a Q&A.
    (b) minor routine changes
    Subject: ‘Entrepreneurship
    opportunities and jobs in the space PGDIP IN COGNITIVE BEHAVIOURAL
    industry’ THERAPY
    (a) renaming of specialism
    (b) change to assessment for Paper
    A1
    (c) minor routine changes
    University of Oxford Gazette • 6 May 2021 389

    Colleges, Elections
    Halls and
    Societies

    Obituaries Elections 10 June Professor Elizabeth Fisher, Corpus


    Christi, Law
    Merton Please note: in the lists below, the Professor Matthew Freeman,
    names listed are simply those of the Lincoln, Pathology
    Godfrey N Brown, 7 April 2021; 1944.
    persons currently in office, whose terms Professor Christopher Timpson,
    Aged 94.
    of office are now coming to a close Brasenose, Philosophy
    David M Summerfield, 2020; 1957.
    (thereby prompting all the vacancies Professor John Watts, Corpus
    Aged 81.
    now advertised for election). Christi, History
    Henry S J Tillinghast, 28 July 2019;
    1982. Aged 70.
    Call for nominations • One member of Congregation,
    St Hugh’s not necessarily being members of
    The nomination period for the elections
    any division and not in any case
    Moira Allum (née Lacey), March below will close at 4pm on 13 May. For
    being nominated in a divisional
    2021; 1972. Aged 67. further information, please contact
    capacity, who shall be elected by
    elections.office@admin.ox.ac.uk.
    Congregation, to serve until the
    start of MT 2025 [vice Mr Richard
    Council
    Ovenden]
    • One member of Congregation
    Nominations from a diverse range
    elected by Congregation from
    of Congregation members are
    members of the faculties in the
    encouraged, particularly those from
    Divisions of Mathematical, Physical
    underrepresented groups.
    and Life Sciences and of Medical
    Sciences, to serve until the start The terms of reference and membership
    of MT 2025 [vice Professor Tim of Council are set out in Statute VI
    Coulson] (https://governance.admin.ox.ac.uk/
    legislation/statute-vi-council).
    • One member of Congregation
    elected by Congregation from Elected members of Council will
    members of the faculties in the ordinarily be expected to serve on a
    Divisions of Humanities and of small number of other committees
    Social Sciences, to serve until the (typically between one and three,
    start of MT 2025 [vice Professor usually including at least one of
    Geraldine Johnson] the main committees of Council,
    ie Education Committee, General
    The following nomination has been
    Purposes Committee, Personnel
    received:
    Committee, Planning and Resource
    Professor Cecile Fabre, BA LA Allocation Committee, Research and
    Sorbonne, DPhil Oxf, Fellow of All Innovation Committee). For further
    Souls, Faculty of Philosophy, DPIR information, please contact Sarah
    Cowburn (sarah.cowburn@admin.
    Nominated by:
    ox.ac.uk).
    Professor Sir John Vickers, Warden
    of All Souls
    Professor Sir Nigel Shadbolt,
    Principal of Jesus, Computer
    Science
    Dr Laura Van Broekhoven, Linacre,
    Director, Pitt Rivers Museum
    Ms Rachel Dearlove, Education
    Policy Support
    Professor Fabian Essler, Worcester,
    Physics
    Professor Louise Fawcett, St
    Catherine’s, Politics and
    International Relations
    390 University of Oxford Gazette • 6 May 2021

    Committees reporting to Council or On 9 March, Congregation approved Other Committees and University
    one of its main committees a part-suspension of Part 8 of Bodies
    Congregation Regulations of 2002
    NOMINATING COMMITTEE FOR THE POOL FOR CONSTITUTING PANELS
    to allow the three vacancies to this
    VICE-CHANCELLORSHIP UNDER STATUTE XII
    committee which lapsed in 2015 and
    • Three persons, not also being 2019 to be filled by election. Because • One member of Congregation to
    members of Council, elected by these are lapsed vacancies, the whom Statute XII applies to represent
    Congregation, one to serve until the elections will be to fill the remaining the Division of Social Sciences,
    start of MT 2025 and two to serve term of the vacant positions, with elected by members of Congregation,
    until the start of MT 2022 immediate effect. to serve until the start of HT 2025 [vice
    Professor Nicholas van Hear, St Cross,
    The following nominations have been Further information on the committee
    Anthropology (COMPAS)]
    received: can be found in regulation 6 of
    Council Regulations 21 of 2002 • Eight members of Congregation
    Professor James H Naismith, BSc Edin,
    (https://governance.admin.ox.ac.uk/ to whom Statute XII applies, not
    PhD Manc, SSc St And, Fellow of Jesus,
    legislation/council-regulations-21-of- necessarily representing any division
    Structural Biology
    2002#collapse1426071). and not in any case being nominated
    Nominated by: in a divisional capacity, elected by
    For further information, please contact
    Professor Sir Nigel Shadbolt, members of Congregation, to serve
    Antony Willott (antony.willott@admin.
    Principal of Jesus, Computer until the start of MT 2025 [vice Dr
    ox.ac.uk).
    Science William Allan, University College,
    Professor Andrew Baldwin, BUILDINGS AND ESTATES Classical Languages and Literature;
    Pembroke, Chemistry SUBCOMMITTEE Ms Sally Vine, Department of
    Professor Patricia Clavin, Jesus, Physiology, Anatomy and Genetics;
    • One person elected by Congregation,
    History Dr Luke Pitcher, Somerville, Classics;
    to serve until the start of MT 2024
    Professor Benjamin Davis, Professor Jonathan Thacker, Merton,
    [vice Ms Laura How]
    Pembroke, Chemistry Medieval and Modern Languages;
    Professor Veronique Gouverneur, The terms of reference and Mr Peter Bond, Wellcome Trust
    Merton, Chemistry membership of this body are set out Centre for Human Genetics; Mr
    Professor Matt Higgins, Merton, in Part 10 of Council Regulations 15 of Nicholas Bamforth, Queen’s, Law;
    Biochemistry 2002 (https://governance.admin.ox.ac. Professor Edmund Herzig, Wadham,
    Professor Yvonne Jones, Jesus, NDM uk/legislation/part-10-buildings-and- Oriental Studies; and Mr Edward
    Professor Simon Newstead, estates-subcommittee). Gibbs, Centre for Tropical Health and
    Christ Church, Biochemistry Global Medicine]
    For further information, please contact
    Professor Fiona Powrie, Wadham,
    the Secretary (sarah.gardner@admin. It is expected that candidates for
    Kennedy Institute
    ox.ac.uk). election to represent the Division of
    Professor D J Paterson, MA DPhil Oxf, Social Sciences will also be members
    CURATORS OF THE UNIVERSITY
    MSc DSc Wausi, Fellow of Merton, of the Division of Social Sciences.
    LIBRARIES
    Physiology, Anatomy and Genetics Candidates for election to represent
    • One member of Congregation Congregation as a whole (ie in a
    Nominated by:
    elected by Congregation, to serve non-divisional capacity) need only
    Mr John Bowers QC, Principal of
    until the start of MT 2025 [vice be a member of Congregation to
    Brasenose
    Professor Emma Smith] whom Statute XII applies. However,
    Professor Sir Rick Trainor, Rector of
    please note that a candidate may
    Exeter The terms of reference and membership
    not be nominated to more than one
    Professor Irene Tracey, Warden of of this body are set out in Part 24
    constituency on the same committee at
    Merton of Council Regulations 15 of 2002
    the same time. For further information,
    Professor Roger Goodman, Principal (https://governance.admin.ox.ac.uk/
    please see the eligibility and
    of St Antony’s legislation/part-24-curators-of-the-
    amendments to nominations sections
    Professor Maggie Snowling, university-libraries).
    at https://governance.admin.ox.ac.uk/
    President of St John’s
    For further information, please contact elections-by-congregation.
    Professor Dame Frances Ashcroft,
    the Secretary (richard.ovenden@
    Trinity, Medical Sciences Statute XII applies to: (a) professors,
    bodleian.ox.ac.uk).
    Professor Dame Kay Davies, readers and associate professors or
    Hertford, Medical Sciences lecturers; (b) any employee of the
    Professor Ewan McKendrick, QC, University who is a member of the
    Lady Margaret Hall, Law Universities Superannuation Scheme
    Professor Sir Andrew Wiles, Merton, or who would be a member if he or
    Mathematics she had not been exempted under the
    provisions of Statute XIV. In Statute
    XII, any reference to ‘a member of the
    academic staff’ is a reference to a person
    to whom the statute applies (Statute XII,
    Section 3 (1) and (2)) (https://governance.
    University of Oxford Gazette • 6 May 2021 391

    admin.ox.ac.uk/legislation/statute-xii- Divisional Boards of Physiological Sciences or the


    academic-staff-and-the-visitatorial- Faculty of Psychological Studies,
    MATHEMATICAL, PHYSICAL AND LIFE
    board). College staff are not covered by elected by the members of the
    SCIENCES BOARD
    Statute XII as colleges have their own Faculty of Biochemistry, the Faculty
    statutes. The exception is college staff • One person elected by and from of Clinical Medicine, the Faculty
    at Kellogg, St Cross and Reuben, which among the members of the Faculty of Physiological Sciences and the
    follow the University’s statutes. Any of Engineering Science, to serve until Faculty of Psychological Studies, to
    staff holding joint appointments will, the start of MT 2025 [vice Professor serve until the start of MT 2025 [vice
    however, be covered by Statute XII in Stephen Payne] Professor Anna Christina Nobre]
    respect of their University contract of
    • One person elected by and from • One person from the Nuffield
    employment and duties.
    among the members of the Faculty of Department of Women’s and
    Members of the Pool will be chosen by Physics, to serve until the start of MT Reproductive Health, the
    lot to serve on a number of Panels under 2025 [vice Professor Laura Herz] Department of Oncology and the
    Statute XII (ie Redundancy Panel (Section Nuffield Department of Surgical
    • One person elected by and from
    14 (6)), Staff Employment Review Panel Sciences, who is also a member of
    among the members of the Faculty
    (Section 35) and University Appeal Panel the Faculty of Biochemistry, the
    of Computer Science, to serve until
    (Section 52 (2))) and may also be expected Faculty of Clinical Medicine, the
    the start of MT 2025 [vice Professor
    to chair a Panel. Each member of the Pool Faculty of Physiological Sciences or
    Andrew Simpson]
    will be required to attend appropriate the Faculty of Psychological Studies,
    training, including on equality and • One person elected by and from elected by the members of the
    diversity, before serving on a Panel. among the members of the Faculty of Faculty of Biochemistry, the Faculty
    Nominations from BME staff, from men Earth Sciences, to serve until the start of Clinical Medicine, the Faculty
    and from academic and research staff of MT 2025 [vice Professor Tamsin of Physiological Sciences and the
    are particularly encouraged. For further Mather] Faculty of Psychological Studies, to
    information, please contact the Secretary serve until the start of MT 2025 [vice
    • One person elected by and from
    (diana.hulin@admin.ox.ac.uk). Professor Freddie C Hamdy]
    among the members of the Faculty of
    DELEGACY FOR NOMINATION OF Statistics, to serve until the start of MT • One person from the Nuffield
    CANDIDATES FOR ECCLESIASTICAL 2025 [vice Professor James Martin] Department of Orthopaedics,
    BENEFICES Rheumatology and Musculoskeletal
    • One person elected by and from among
    Sciences and the Sir William
    • Two members of Convocation the members of the Faculty of Zoology,
    Dunn School of Pathology who
    elected by Congregation, to serve to serve until the start of MT 2024 [vice
    is also a member of the Faculty
    until the start of MT 2027 [vice the Professor Ben Sheldon]
    of Biochemistry, the Faculty of
    Revd Dr Jonathan Arnold and the
    For further information, please contact Clinical Medicine, the Faculty
    Revd Canon Dr Simon Jones]
    the Divisional Registrar (tracy.gale@ of Physiological Sciences or the
    For further information, please contact mpls.ox.ac.uk). Faculty of Psychological Studies,
    the Secretary (joseph.oconnor@admin. elected by the members of the
    MEDICAL SCIENCES DIVISIONAL BOARD
    ox.ac.uk). Faculty of Biochemistry, the Faculty
    • One person from the Department of Clinical Medicine, the Faculty
    PANEL FOR CONSTITUTING THE
    of Biochemistry and the Nuffield of Physiological Sciences and the
    VISITATORIAL BOARD UNDER STATUTE
    Department of Clinical Medicine Faculty of Psychological Studies, to
    XII PART C
    who is also a member of the Faculty serve until the start of MT 2025 [vice
    • Three members of Congregation of Biochemistry, the Faculty of Professor Matthew Freeman]
    required to engage in academic Clinical Medicine, the Faculty
    • One person from the Department
    teaching and/or research either of Physiological Sciences or the
    of Paediatrics, the Department
    by their written contracts of Faculty of Psychological Studies,
    of Primary Care Health Sciences
    employment or by established elected by the members of the
    and the Nuffield Department
    and agreed practice elected by Faculty of Biochemistry, the Faculty
    of Population Health who is
    Congregation, to serve until the of Clinical Medicine, the Faculty
    also a member of the Faculty
    start of MT 2025 [vice Mr Nicholas C of Physiological Sciences and the
    of Biochemistry, the Faculty of
    Bamforth, Professor S F Rayner and Faculty of Psychological Studies, to
    Clinical Medicine, the Faculty
    Mr Peter B Sullivan] serve until the start of MT 2025 [vice
    of Physiological Sciences or the
    Professor Mark Sansom]
    Further information on the panel Faculty of Psychological Studies,
    can be found at: https://governance. • One person from the Nuffield elected by the members of the
    admin.ox.ac.uk/legislation/statute-xii- Department of Clinical Faculty of Biochemistry, the Faculty
    academic-staff-and-the-visitatorial- Neurosciences, the Department of Clinical Medicine, the Faculty
    board#widget-id-1383011 and https:// of Experimental Psychology, the of Physiological Sciences and the
    governance.admin.ox.ac.uk/legislation/ Department of Pharmacology and Faculty of Psychological Studies, to
    council-regulations-36-of-2002. the Department of Psychiatry who serve until the start of MT 2025 [vice
    is also a member of the Faculty Professor Sir Rory Collins]
    For further information, please contact
    of Biochemistry, the Faculty of
    the Secretary (rebecca.thomas@admin.
    Clinical Medicine, the Faculty
    ox.ac.uk).
    392 University of Oxford Gazette • 6 May 2021

    • One person from the Department of Under the regulations governing the BOARD OF THE FACULTY OF HISTORY
    Physiology, Anatomy and Genetics composition of Divisional Boards, the
    • Four persons elected by and from
    and the Radcliffe Department of above vacancies fall within the single
    among the members of the Faculty
    Medicine who is also a member of constituency of ‘two persons elected on
    of History holding posts on the
    the Faculty of Biochemistry, the a rotational basis by and from academic
    establishment or under the aegis
    Faculty of Clinical Medicine, the members of the following units of
    of the board, three to serve until
    Faculty of Physiological Sciences or the division: (a) the Department
    the start of MT 2023 [vice Dr Alan
    the Faculty of Psychological Studies, for International Development;
    Strathern, Professor Maria Misra
    elected by the members of the (b) the School for Interdisciplinary
    and Dr Erica Charters] and one to
    Faculty of Biochemistry, the Faculty Area Studies; (c) the Department of
    serve until the start of MT 2022 [vice
    of Clinical Medicine, the Faculty Sociology; (d) the Oxford Internet
    Professor Natalia Nowakowska]
    of Physiological Sciences and the Institute; (e) the Department of
    Faculty of Psychological Studies, to Social Policy and Intervention; (f) For further information, please contact
    serve until the start of MT 2025 [vice the School of Anthropology; (g) the the Secretary (pa@history.ox.ac.uk).
    Professor Hugh Watkins] Institute of Archaeology and Research
    BOARD OF THE FACULTY OF MUSIC
    Laboratory for Archaeology and
    • One person from among the
    the History of Art; (h) the Blavatnik • Two persons elected by and from
    externally funded research staff
    School of Government’. The last units among the members of the Faculty
    who are members of the Faculty
    elected to this constituency were (i) of Music to serve until the start of MT
    of Biochemistry, the Faculty of
    the Department of Social Policy and 2023 [vice Dr Benjamin Skipp and Dr
    Clinical Medicine, the Faculty of
    Intervention and (ii) the School of Guy Newbury]
    Physiological Sciences and the
    Anthropology.
    Faculty of Psychological Studies, For further information, please contact
    elected jointly by the members of the For further information about the the Secretary (administrator@music.
    Faculty of Biochemistry, the Faculty Board, please contact the Secretary ox.ac.uk).
    of Clinical Medicine, the Faculty (mark.mcdermott@socsci.ox.ac.uk).
    BOARD OF THE FACULTY OF ORIENTAL
    of Physiological Sciences and the
    STUDIES
    Faculty of Psychological Studies, to Faculty Boards
    serve until the start of MT 2025 [vice • Three persons elected by and from
    BOARD OF THE FACULTY OF CLASSICS
    Professor John R Geddes] among the members of the Faculty
    • Three persons elected by and of Oriental Studies, two to serve until
    • One person from among the staff
    from among the members of the the start of MT 2023 [vice Professor
    who are not Heads of Department
    Sub-faculty of Ancient History, Judith Olszowy-Schlanger and
    or statutory professors who
    to serve until the start of MT 2023 Professor Jennifer Guest] and one to
    are members of the Faculty of
    [vice Professor Nicholas Purcell, serve until the start of MT 2022 [vice
    Biochemistry, the Faculty of
    Dr Neil McLynn and Dr Maria Professor Edmund Herzig]
    Clinical Medicine, the Faculty of
    Stamatapoulou]
    Physiological Sciences and the For further information, please contact
    Faculty of Psychological Studies, • Three persons elected by and from the Secretary (thomas.hall@orinst.
    elected jointly by the members of the among the members of the Sub- ox.ac.uk).
    Faculty of Biochemistry, the Faculty faculty of Classical Languages and
    BOARD OF THE FACULTY OF THEOLOGY
    of Clinical Medicine, the Faculty Literature to serve until the start of
    AND RELIGION
    of Physiological Sciences and the MT 2023 [vice Professor Wolfgang de
    Faculty of Psychological Studies to Melo, Professor Constanze Güthenke • Three persons elected by and from
    serve until the start of MT 2025 [vice and Professor Fiona Macintosh] the members of the Faculty of
    Professor Kevin Talbot] Theology and Religion, to serve until
    For further information, please contact
    the start of MT 2023 [vice Dr M Lloyd,
    For further information, please contact the Secretary (audrey.cahill@classics.
    Professor C Harrison and Professor
    the Divisional Registrar (chris.price@ ox.ac.uk).
    J Rasmussen]
    medsci.ox.ac.uk).
    BOARD OF THE FACULTY OF ENGLISH
    For further information, please contact
    SOCIAL SCIENCES DIVISIONAL BOARD LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE
    the Secretary (haf@theology.ox.ac.uk).
    • One member elected by and from the • Four persons elected by and from the
    academic members of the Institute members of the Faculty of English
    of Archaeology and Research Language and Literature, three to
    Laboratory for Archaeology and the serve until the start of MT 2023 [vice
    History of Art, to serve until the start Professor David Dwan, Dr Adam
    of MT 2023 Guy and Dr David Taylor] and one to
    serve until the start of MT 2022 [vice
    • One member elected by and from the
    Professor Paulina Kewes]
    academic members of the Blavatnik
    School of Government, to serve until For further information, please contact
    the start of MT 2023 the Secretary (sadie.slater@ell.ox.ac.
    uk).
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    ‘ox.ac.uk’). Voters will need to respond
    Nominations
    to the email to confirm their registration
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    publication). Advertisements must be
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    General Purposes Committee of as the board of management shall 5. (1) The value of each prize shall be as
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    board of management.
    3. (1) The subject for the Canon Hall
    The General Purposes Committee
    Preliminary and Junior Prizes shall (2) Each prize shall be awarded
    of Council has made the following
    be the New Testament in the original annually by the board of
    changes to regulations, to come into
    Greek in respect of translation, management. If two candidates for
    effect on 28 May.
    criticism and interpretation. any prize are deemed to be of equal
    merit the board may divided the
    (a) Regulations Governing the Hall, (2) The subject for the Canon Hall
    prize between them. If no candidate
    Hall-Houghton and Houghton Prizes Senior Prize shall be the New
    is deemed to be of sufficient merit
    Testament in the original Greek in
    Explanatory Note the board has discretion to make no
    respect of translation, criticism,
    award.
    These changes, made on the interpretation, inspiration and
    recommendation of the Board of the authority. 6. The board of management shall have
    Faculty of Theology and Religion discretion to set further conditions for
    (3) The subject for the Hall-
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    Houghton Septuagint Prize shall be
    management, amend the regulations on matters concerning adjudication,
    the Septuagint in its twofold aspect,
    governing the Hall, Hall-Houghton and in so far as those conditions are not
    as regards the Hebrew Bible or the
    Houghton Prizes to enable the funds inconsistent with these regulations.
    Greek New Testament.
    to be put to better use in support of the
    7. No candidate shall be awarded the
    trust purposes. (4) The subject for the Houghton
    same prize more than once.
    Syriac Version Prize shall be the
    Text of Regulations
    ancient versions of the Holy 8. The board may use any surplus
    In Council Regulations 25 of 2002, Scriptures in Syriac in respect income:
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    (1) to make grants of books or of
    the Hall, Hall-Houghton and Houghton interpretation, with special
    money to meritorious candidates;
    Prizes and substitute the following: reference to such books as shall have
    been previously named by the board (2) to offer a studentship, tenable by
    ‘Hall, Hall-Houghton, and Houghton
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    undertake a course of Biblical study
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    or research to be approved by them
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    (2) the Lady Margaret Professor of
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    of prizes as follows:
    seem most likely to promote the
    (3) the Regius Professor of Hebrew
    (1) the Canon Hall Preliminary Greek general object of the trust.
    Testament Prize (4) the Regius Professor of Moral and
    Any surplus income not so used in
    Pastoral Theology
    (2) the Canon Hall Junior Greek any year shall be carried forward for
    Testament Prize (5) the Regius Professor of expenditure in subsequent years.
    Ecclesiastical History
    (3) the Canon Hall Senior Greek 9. The general object of the trust is the
    Testament Prize (6) Dean Ireland’s Professor of the encouragement of the study of the
    Exegesis of Holy Scripture Greek Testament, of the Septuagint
    (4) the Hall-Houghton Septuagint
    version of the Hebrew Scriptures in its
    Prize (7) the Oriel and Laing Professor of
    relation to the Hebrew Bible and the
    the Interpretation of Holy Scripture
    (5) the Houghton Syriac Version Prize Greek Testament, and of the Syriac
    together with such other persons, not versions of the Holy Scriptures.
    2. Each prize shall be open to student
    exceeding two in number, as the board
    members of the University and shall be 10. Council may from time to time
    of management may co-opt subject to
    awarded on the basis of outstanding or at any time alter any of the above
    the approval of the Board of the Faculty
    performance in relation to the subject provisions provided always that the
    of Theology and Religion.
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    to promote the general object of the bursary shall be made and shall arrange and (b) apply the income and, in its
    trust as defined in regulation 9 above.’ for an announcement to be made discretion, the capital of the remainder
    in the University Gazette and in the of the Fund, towards the salary and
    (b) Kirby Memorial Fund Department of Zoology, not later than expenses of the holder of the Abdulaziz
    the sixth week of Hilary tTerm. Saud AlBabtain Laudian Professorship
    Explanatory Note
    in Arabic and associated overheads.
    5. The board of management may in
    These changes amend the regulations The remainder of such costs shall be
    any year withhold the bursary if there
    for the Kirby Memorial Fund to include met from an earmarked expendable
    is no candidate of sufficient merit.
    the Master in Biology course and endowment held for that purpose within
    Income not expended in any year shall
    remove the course it has replaced. the Humanities Divisional Fund of the
    be carried forward for expenditure in
    University of Oxford Development Trust
    Text of Regulations subsequent years and may be used by
    Fund. The Professor shall undertake
    the board to award additional bursaries.
    In Council Regulations 25 of 2002, teaching and research in the field of
    concerning academic and other posts, 6. Council shall have power to alter lecture and give instruction in Arabic
    amend the Kirby Memorial Fund as this regulation from time to time, language and literature.
    follows (new text underlined, deleted provided that no change shall be made
    4. The administration of the Fund, and
    text struck through): without the approval of the Department
    the application of its income, shall be
    of Zoology and the Master of St
    ‘Kirby Memorial Fund the responsibility of the Humanities
    Catherine’s College.’
    Divisional Board.
    1. The fund (founded by friends of the
    late David R S Kirby, University Lecturer (c) Abdulaziz Saud AlBabtain Laudian 5. The professor shall be elected by an
    in Zoology and Fellow of St Catherine’s Professorship in Arabic electoral board consisting of:
    College) shall be called the David Kirby
    Explanatory Note (1) the Vice-Chancellor, or, if the
    Memorial Fund, and shall be managed
    President of St John’s College is Vice-
    by a board of management consisting of These changes, made on the
    Chancellor, a person appointed by
    recommendation of the Humanities
    (1) the Head of the Department of Council;
    Division and the Board of the History
    Zoology (or his or hertheir nominee);
    Faculty, amend the regulations (2) the President of St John’s College,
    (2) the Master of St Catherine’s governing the Abdulaziz Saud or, if the President is unable or
    College (or his or hertheir nominee); AlBabtain Laudian Professorship in unwilling to act, a person appointed
    Arabic to include research in the duties by the Governing Body of St John’s
    (3) a person appointed by the
    of the professor. College;
    Department of Zoology for such
    period or periods as it shall Text of Regulations (3) a person appointed by the
    determine. Governing Body of St John’s College;
    In Council Regulations 24 of 2002,
    2. The income of the fund shall be concerning individual professorships, (4), (5) two persons appointed by
    applied to the establishment of a David amend the Abdulaziz Saud AlBabtain Council;
    Kirby Memorial Bursary and to the Laudian Professorship in Arabic as
    (6) the Head of the Humanities
    payment of expenses in connection follows (new text underlined, deleted
    Division, or his or her nominee;
    with the award thereof. text struck through):
    (7)–(9) three persons appointed by
    3. The bursary shall be awarded ‘Abdulaziz Saud AlBabtain Laudian
    the Board of the Faculty of Oriental
    annually in Trinity tTerm to the Professorship in Arabic
    Studies.
    candidate who, in the opinion of
    1. The University acknowledges with
    the board of management, submits 6. The University shall have power to
    gratitude the benefaction of Archbishop
    the most meritorious proposal for pay out of the capital or the income
    Laud held as permanent endowment on
    a research project to be carried out of the Fund all costs of and incidental
    the trusts declared in this regulation.
    during the vacation in collaboration to the creation of the Fund, and the
    Further money or property may be paid
    with a member of the staff of a management and administration of the
    or transferred to the University as either
    university department, research Fund and the Professorship.
    expendable or permanent endowment
    unit, or research group. Preference
    to be held on the same trusts. The assets 7. The University may exercise any of its
    will be given to projects in the field
    so held will be known as the Abdulaziz corporate powers in the management
    of reproduction. The bursary shall
    Saud AlBabtain Laudian Professorship and administration of the Fund in so
    be open to undergraduate members
    in Arabic Fund (“the Fund”). far as those powers are not inconsistent
    of the University studying for the
    with these regulations.
    Master in Biology (MBiol), Preliminary 2. The University shall retain as
    Examination in Biological Sciences, the permanent endowment those 8. Regulations 1–4 and 6–10 shall be
    Honour School of Biological Sciences, of the assets in the Fund which deemed to be Trust Regulations under
    the Preliminary Examination in Human are contributed on the express the provisions of Part D of Statute XVI.
    Sciences, or the Honour School of understanding that they are to be
    9. Subject to regulation 10, Council
    Human Sciences. treated as permanent endowment (“the
    may amend, repeal or add to these
    Permanent Endowment”).
    4. The board of management shall regulations in accordance with Part D of
    determine the value of the bursary and 3. The University shall (a) apply the Statute XVI, but no amendment is valid
    the form in which applications for the income of the Permanent Endowment; if it would cause the Fund to:
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    (1) cease to be exclusively charitable


    according to the law of England and
    by Council from time to time,shall
    be for the time being allocated by Congregation
    Wales; or Council under any decree in that
    behalf, or, if the head is unable or
    (2) be outside the objects of the
    unwilling to act, a person appointed
    University.
    by the governing body of the college
    10. Any amendment to the first on the occurrence of a vacancy to act
    sentence of regulation 3 is an as an elector on that occasion;
    amendment to the main objects of
    (3) a person appointed by the
    the Fund for the purposes of Part D
    governing body of the college Congregation 10 June
    of Statute XVI and must be approved
    specified in (2) of this clause;
    both by Congregation of the University
    Elections
    and subsequently by Her Majesty in (4)–(5) two persons a person
    Council. appointed by Council; COUNCIL

    11. The professor shall be subject to the (5) a person appointed by the COMMITTEES REPORTING TO COUNCIL
    General Provisions of the regulations General Board; OR ONE OF ITS MAIN COMMITTEES
    concerning the duties of professors Nominating Committee for the Vice-
    (6) the Head of the Humanities
    and to those Particular Provisions of Chancellorship
    Division, or their nominee;
    the same regulations as to residence Buildings and Estates Subcommittee
    which are applicable to this chair. The (7)–(9)(6), (7) two three persons Curators of the University Libraries
    professor He or she shall give not less elected by the Board of the Faculty
    fewer than thirty-six lectures or classes of History. OTHER COMMITTEES AND UNIVERSITY
    in the year, provided that this obligation BODIES
    3. The professor shall be subject to the
    may be reduced in exceptional Pool for constituting Panels under
    General Provisions of the regulations
    circumstances with the approval of the Statute XII
    decree concerning the duties of
    faculty board concerned.’ Delegacy for Nomination of
    professors and to those Particular
    Candidates for Ecclesiastical
    Provisions of the same regulations
    (d) Professorship of Modern History Benefices
    decree which are applicable to this
    Panel for constituting the Visitatorial
    Explanatory Note chair.’
    Board under Statute XII Part C
    These changes, made on the
    Divisional and Faculty Boards
    recommendation of the Humanities DIVISIONAL BOARDS
    Division and the Board of the History For changes to regulations for Mathematical, Physical and Life
    Faculty, amend the regulations examinations see ‘Changes to Sciences Board
    governing the Professorship of Modern Examination Regulations’ below. Medical Sciences Board
    History to include research in the Social Sciences Board
    duties of the Professor and amend the
    membership of the electoral board. FACULTY BOARDS
    Board of the Faculty of Classics
    Text of Regulations
    Board of the Faculty of English
    In Council Regulations 24 of 2002, Language and Literature
    concerning individual professorships, Board of the Faculty of History
    amend the Professor of Modern History Board of the Faculty of Music
    as follows (new text underlined, Board of the Faculty of Oriental
    deleted text struck through): Studies
    Board of the Faculty of Theology and
    ‘Professor of Modern History
    Religion
    1. The Professor of Modern History
    shall lecture and give instruction in Details are in ‘Elections’ section below.
    will undertake teaching and research in
    the field of Modern History from 1500
    onwards.
    2. The professor shall be elected by an
    electoral board consisting of:
    (1) the Vice-Chancellor, or, if the
    head of the college specified in (2)
    of this clause is Vice-Chancellor, a
    person appointed by Council on the
    occurrence of a vacancy to act as an
    elector on that occasion;
    (2) the head of the college to which
    the professorship may be allocated
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    Notices to meet as needed to deal with changes


    to government advice, or local and
    national developments.
    The framework will then be
    significantly scaled back from the
    long vacation onwards, and wherever
    possible pandemic-related issues will
    be handled through the usual decision-
    making structures. Bronze and Silver
    Note on procedures in Congregation General Notices will remain constituted but meet only
    when necessary, as will the incident
    ¶ Business in Congregation is Gazette publication arrangements response and expert advisory groups.
    conducted in accordance with These limited emergency structures
    Since Trinity term 2020 the Gazette has
    Congregation Regulations 2 of will remain in place over the summer.
    been published online only as a result
    2002 (https://governance.admin. The University’s crisis management
    of office and printer closures.
    ox.ac.uk/legislation/congregation- framework can be invoked as
    regulations-2-of-2002). A printout of It has now been decided by GPC and appropriate in the event of future
    these regulations, or of any statute or by Council that print production will emergencies.
    other regulations, is available from not resume when COVID-19-related
    There are of course lessons to be
    the Council Secretariat on request. lockdowns end.
    learnt from the collegiate University’s
    A member of Congregation seeking
    The Gazette will continue to be pandemic response; Silver Group
    advice on questions relating to its
    published online on Thursday has commissioned a review of
    procedures, other than elections,
    mornings according to its usual business continuity and governance
    should contact Mrs R Thomas at the
    schedule. It will also be printed in a arrangements during the pandemic,
    University Offices, Wellington Square
    limited run for libraries, archives and to report to the University’s usual
    (telephone: (2)80317; email rebecca.
    paid subscribers. These arrangements governance committees. Further
    thomas@admin.ox.ac.uk); questions
    will be announced once libraries are details will be communicated in due
    relating to elections should be directed
    open again. course.
    to the Elections Officer, Ms S L S
    Mulvihill (telephone: (2)80463; email:
    Encaenia Garden Party Redundancy Panel
    elections.office@admin.ox.ac.uk).
    As detailed in an all-staff email from the A Redundancy Panel was convened
    While COVID-19 working restrictions
    Vice-Chancellor, unfortunately there in Hilary term 2021 under Statute
    remain in place, any notice that needs
    will be no Encaenia Garden Party in XII Part B, section 13, and Council
    to be given to the Registrar in writing
    2021. Next year’s event will be held on Regulations 2 of 2017, to consider a
    should be sent by email to registrar@
    Wednesday 22 June 2022. case for redundancy of an employee
    admin.ox.ac.uk. Notices sent to the
    on an externally funded open-ended
    University Offices may not be received. Details of this year’s Encaenia
    contract. The Panel concluded that the
    ceremony, which has been postponed
    case for compulsory redundancy had
    to late September, will be announced in
    been made and authorised the issuing
    the coming weeks.
    of a redundancy notice by the Head
    of Department; this notice was duly
    Expected phasing out of the
    issued. The decision was not appealed
    University’s COVID-19 crisis
    and the deadline for appeals has now
    management framework
    passed.
    There will be significant steps in the
    coming months towards phasing out Visiting Professorships
    many elements of the temporary
    COVID-19 crisis management Mathematical, Physical and Life
    framework as the impact of the Sciences
    pandemic recedes. Silver Group has
    Professor Jonathan Baillie, PhD Imp,
    agreed the temporary governance
    CEO, On The EDGE Conservation;
    structures should remain in place for
    Visiting Professor in Zoology for a
    Trinity term to allow the University
    further 3 years from 1 July 2021
    to respond to the gradual lifting of
    restrictions set out in the government’s
    roadmap. The Hilary and Trinity term
    Coordination Group will continue
    for Trinity term to co-ordinate the
    University’s response to the changing
    government guidance, and to consider
    planning parameters for Michaelmas
    term 2021. Other groups will continue
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    Lectures Examinations
    and Boards

    Centres, Institutes and Museums Professor Lene Juel Rasmussen, Examinations for the Degree of Doctor
    Copenhagen of Philosophy
    University Church 3 Jun: ‘Interdisciplinary approaches
    to healthy ageing’
    BAMPTON LECTURES: FOUR-
    DIMENSIONAL EUCHARIST Professor Merril Silverstein, Syracuse
    This content has been removed
    10 Jun: ‘Preferences for long-term as it contains personal
    The Revd Canon Dr Jessica Martin will
    care among older adults in China’ information protected under the
    deliver the 2021 Bampton Lectures at
    the University Church. They will be Professor Isabella A G Aboderin, Bristol Data Protection Act.
    live-streamed and can also be attended 17 Jun: ‘Ageing in Africa’
    in person. More information: www.
    universitychurch.ox.ac.uk. Colleges, Halls and Societies
    18 May, 10am: ‘The Eucharist as
    theatre: place and space’ St Cross
    18 May, 11.30am: ‘The Eucharist in ST CROSS CENTRE FOR THE HISTORY
    time’ AND PHILOSOPHY OF PHYSICS

    Professor Carlo Rovelli, Aix-Marseille,


    Oxford Martin School
    will give a special lecture 5–6.30pm
    Professor Chris Dye and Professor Salim on 4 June online via Zoom. Free, but
    Abdool Karim, Centre for the AIDS registration required.
    Program of Research in South Africa, Subject: ‘Scientific thinking across
    will take part in a conversation at the centuries and the foundations of
    5.15pm on 18 May online. Registration physics’
    required.
    Subject: ‘The great health dilemma:
    is prevention better than cure?’

    Oxford Institute of Population Ageing


    The following seminars will take place
    at 2pm on Thursdays via Zoom. More
    information: www.ageing.ox.ac.uk/
    events/view/446. Convener: Professor
    Sarah Harper
    Professor Matthew Kaplan,
    Pennsylvania State
    13 May: ‘Intergenerational contact
    zones: a conceptual framework
    for generating novel ideas for
    developing intergenerationally
    enriched settings’
    Professor S Jay Olshansky, Illinois at
    Chicago
    20 May: ‘Inconvenient truths about
    human longevity’
    Dr John Beard, Global Centre for
    Modern Ageing
    27 May: ‘Capacity, ability, frailty and
    geroscience – towards a cohesive
    paradigm for healthy longevity’
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    Elections Professor Elizabeth Fisher, Corpus


    Christi, Law
    Professor Matthew Freeman,
    Lincoln, Pathology
    Professor Christopher Timpson,
    Brasenose, Philosophy
    Professor John Watts, Corpus
    Christi, History
    • One member of Congregation,
    This content has been removed Elections 10 June not necessarily being members of
    as it contains personal any division and not in any case
    Please note: in the lists below, the being nominated in a divisional
    information protected under the names listed are simply those of the capacity, who shall be elected by
    Data Protection Act. persons currently in office, whose terms Congregation, to serve until the
    of office are now coming to a close start of MT 2025 [vice Mr Richard
    (thereby prompting all the vacancies Ovenden]
    now advertised for election).
    Nominations from a diverse range
    of Congregation members are
    Call for nominations
    encouraged, particularly those from
    The nomination period for the elections underrepresented groups.
    below will close at 4pm on 13 May. For
    The terms of reference and membership
    further information, please contact
    of Council are set out in Statute VI
    elections.office@admin.ox.ac.uk.
    (https://governance.admin.ox.ac.uk/
    legislation/statute-vi-council).
    Council
    Elected members of Council will
    • One member of Congregation
    ordinarily be expected to serve on a
    elected by Congregation from
    small number of other committees
    members of the faculties in the
    (typically between one and three,
    Divisions of Mathematical, Physical
    usually including at least one of
    and Life Sciences and of Medical
    the main committees of Council,
    Sciences, to serve until the start
    ie Education Committee, General
    of MT 2025 [vice Professor Tim
    Purposes Committee, Personnel
    Coulson]
    Committee, Planning and Resource
    • One member of Congregation Allocation Committee, Research and
    elected by Congregation from Innovation Committee). For further
    members of the faculties in the information, please contact Sarah
    Divisions of Humanities and of Cowburn (sarah.cowburn@admin.
    Social Sciences, to serve until the ox.ac.uk).
    Changes to Examination Regulations
    start of MT 2025 [vice Professor
    Geraldine Johnson] Committees reporting to Council or
    For the complete text of each regulation
    one of its main committees
    listed below and a listing of all changes The following nomination has been
    to regulations for this year to date, received: NOMINATING COMMITTEE FOR THE
    please see https://gazette.web.ox.ac.uk/ VICE-CHANCELLORSHIP
    Professor Cecile Fabre, BA LA
    examination-regulations-0.
    Sorbonne, DPhil Oxf, Fellow of All • Three persons, not also being
    Souls, Faculty of Philosophy, DPIR members of Council, elected by
    Social Sciences Board
    Congregation, one to serve until the
    Nominated by:
    PGDIP IN AI FOR BUSINESS (PART-TIME) start of MT 2025 and two to serve
    Professor Sir John Vickers, Warden
    to allow candidates on closed until the start of MT 2022
    of All Souls
    company-specific programme to
    Professor Sir Nigel Shadbolt, The following nominations have been
    transfer to open programme in
    Principal of Jesus, Computer received:
    exceptional circumstances
    Science
    Dr Tristan E Franklinos, MPhil DPhil
    PGDIP IN STRATEGY AND INNOVATION Dr Laura Van Broekhoven, Linacre,
    Oxf, MA St And, Fellow of Trinity,
    (PART-TIME) Director, Pitt Rivers Museum
    Faculty of Classics
    (a) to reflect introduction of Ms Rachel Dearlove, Education
    24-month closed company-specific Policy Support Nominated by:
    programme Professor Fabian Essler, Worcester, Dame Hilary Boulding, President of
    (b) to allow candidates to transfer Physics Trinity
    to 12-month open programme in Professor Louise Fawcett, St Professor Philip A Booth, St Peter’s,
    exceptional circumstances Catherine’s, Politics and History, and Theology and
    International Relations Religion
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    Dr Andrew J Counter, New College, On 9 March, Congregation approved CURATORS OF THE UNIVERSITY
    Medieval and Modern Languages a part-suspension of Part 8 of LIBRARIES
    Professor Pepper Culpepper, Congregation Regulations of 2002
    • One member of Congregation
    Nuffield, Blavatnik School of to allow the three vacancies to this
    elected by Congregation, to serve
    Government committee which lapsed in 2015 and
    until the start of MT 2025 [vice
    Dr Sophie V Duncan, Christ Church, 2019 to be filled by election. Because
    Professor Emma Smith]
    English these are lapsed vacancies, the
    Professor Stephen J Heyworth, elections will be to fill the remaining The terms of reference and membership
    Wadham, Classics term of the vacant positions, with of this body are set out in Part 24
    Professor Katherine M Ibbett, immediate effect. of Council Regulations 15 of 2002
    Trinity, Medieval and Modern (https://governance.admin.ox.ac.uk/
    Further information on the committee
    Languages legislation/part-24-curators-of-the-
    can be found in regulation 6 of
    Professor Marta Z Kwiatowska, university-libraries).
    Council Regulations 21 of 2002
    Trinity, Computer Science
    (https://governance.admin.ox.ac.uk/ For further information, please contact
    Dr Barnaby L S Taylor, Exeter,
    legislation/council-regulations-21-of- the Secretary (richard.ovenden@
    Classics
    2002#collapse1426071). bodleian.ox.ac.uk).
    Professor Charlotte K Williams,
    Trinity, Chemistry For further information, please contact
    Other Committees and University
    Antony Willott (antony.willott@admin.
    Professor James H Naismith, BSc Edin, Bodies
    ox.ac.uk).
    PhD Manc, SSc St And, Fellow of Jesus,
    POOL FOR CONSTITUTING PANELS
    Structural Biology BUILDINGS AND ESTATES
    UNDER STATUTE XII
    SUBCOMMITTEE
    Nominated by:
    • One member of Congregation
    Professor Sir Nigel Shadbolt, • One person elected by Congregation,
    to whom Statute XII applies to
    Principal of Jesus, Computer to serve until the start of MT 2024
    represent the Division of Social
    Science [vice Ms Laura How]
    Sciences, elected by members of
    Professor Andrew Baldwin,
    The following nomination has been Congregation, to serve until the start
    Pembroke, Chemistry
    received: of HT 2025 [vice Professor Nicholas
    Professor Patricia Clavin, Jesus,
    van Hear, St Cross, Anthropology
    History Professor Andrew Martin, MA DPhil
    (COMPAS)]
    Professor Benjamin Davis, Oxf, Fellow of Kellogg, Faculty of
    Pembroke, Chemistry Computer Science • Eight members of Congregation
    Professor Veronique Gouverneur, to whom Statute XII applies, not
    Nominated by:
    Merton, Chemistry necessarily representing any division
    Professor Jonathan Michie,
    Professor Matt Higgins, Merton, and not in any case being nominated
    President of Kellogg, Continuing
    Biochemistry in a divisional capacity, elected by
    Education
    Professor Yvonne Jones, Jesus, NDM members of Congregation, to serve
    Professor Karen O’Brien, University
    Professor Simon Newstead, until the start of MT 2025 [vice Dr
    College, English
    Christ Church, Biochemistry William Allan, University College,
    Professor Mike Wooldridge,
    Professor Fiona Powrie, Wadham, Classical Languages and Literature;
    Hertford, Computer Science
    Kennedy Institute Ms Sally Vine, Department of
    Dr Keri Dexter, MPLS Division
    Physiology, Anatomy and Genetics;
    Professor D J Paterson, MA DPhil Oxf, Professor Richard Hobbs, Harris
    Dr Luke Pitcher, Somerville, Classics;
    MSc DSc Wausi, Fellow of Merton, Manchester, Primary Care Health
    Professor Jonathan Thacker, Merton,
    Physiology, Anatomy and Genetics Sciences
    Medieval and Modern Languages;
    Professor David Mills, Kellogg,
    Nominated by: Mr Peter Bond, Wellcome Trust
    Education
    Mr John Bowers QC, Principal of Centre for Human Genetics; Mr
    Professor Andrew Simpson, Kellogg,
    Brasenose Nicholas Bamforth, Queen’s, Law;
    Computer Science
    Professor Sir Rick Trainor, Rector of Professor Edmund Herzig, Wadham,
    Exeter The terms of reference and Oriental Studies; and Mr Edward
    Professor Irene Tracey, Warden of membership of this body are set out Gibbs, Centre for Tropical Health and
    Merton in Part 10 of Council Regulations 15 of Global Medicine]
    Professor Roger Goodman, Principal 2002 (https://governance.admin.ox.ac.
    It is expected that candidates for
    of St Antony’s uk/legislation/part-10-buildings-and-
    election to represent the Division of
    Professor Maggie Snowling, estates-subcommittee).
    Social Sciences will also be members
    President of St John’s
    For further information, please contact of the Division of Social Sciences.
    Professor Dame Frances Ashcroft,
    the Secretary (sarah.gardner@admin. Candidates for election to represent
    Trinity, Medical Sciences
    ox.ac.uk). Congregation as a whole (ie in a
    Professor Dame Kay Davies,
    non-divisional capacity) need only
    Hertford, Medical Sciences
    be a member of Congregation to
    Professor Ewan McKendrick, QC,
    whom Statute XII applies. However,
    Lady Margaret Hall, Law
    please note that a candidate may
    Professor Sir Andrew Wiles, Merton,
    not be nominated to more than one
    Mathematics
    University of Oxford Gazette • 13 May 2021 405

    constituency on the same committee at PANEL FOR CONSTITUTING THE • One person elected by and from
    the same time. For further information, VISITATORIAL BOARD UNDER STATUTE among the members of the Faculty
    please see the eligibility and XII PART C of Statistics, to serve until the start
    amendments to nominations sections of MT 2025 [vice Professor James
    • Three members of Congregation
    at https://governance.admin.ox.ac.uk/ Martin]
    required to engage in academic
    elections-by-congregation.
    teaching and/or research either by • One person elected by and from
    Statute XII applies to: (a) professors, their written contracts of employment among the members of the Faculty
    readers and associate professors or or by established and agreed practice of Zoology, to serve until the start
    lecturers; (b) any employee of the elected by Congregation, to serve until of MT 2024 [vice Professor Ben
    University who is a member of the the start of MT 2025 [vice Mr Nicholas Sheldon]
    Universities Superannuation Scheme C Bamforth, Professor S F Rayner and
    For further information, please contact
    or who would be a member if he or Mr Peter B Sullivan]
    the Divisional Registrar (tracy.gale@
    she had not been exempted under the
    Further information on the panel mpls.ox.ac.uk).
    provisions of Statute XIV. In Statute
    can be found at: https://governance.
    XII, any reference to ‘a member of MEDICAL SCIENCES DIVISIONAL BOARD
    admin.ox.ac.uk/legislation/statute-xii-
    the academic staff’ is a reference to a
    academic-staff-and-the-visitatorial- • One person from the Department
    person to whom the statute applies
    board#widget-id-1383011 and https:// of Biochemistry and the Nuffield
    (Statute XII, Section 3 (1) and (2))
    governance.admin.ox.ac.uk/legislation/ Department of Clinical Medicine
    (https://governance.admin.ox.ac.uk/
    council-regulations-36-of-2002. who is also a member of the Faculty
    legislation/statute-xii-academic-staff-
    of Biochemistry, the Faculty of
    and-the-visitatorial-board). College For further information, please contact
    Clinical Medicine, the Faculty
    staff are not covered by Statute XII as the Secretary (rebecca.thomas@admin.
    of Physiological Sciences or the
    colleges have their own statutes. The ox.ac.uk).
    Faculty of Psychological Studies,
    exception is college staff at Kellogg, St
    elected by the members of the
    Cross and Reuben, which follow the Divisional Boards
    Faculty of Biochemistry, the Faculty
    University’s statutes. Any staff holding
    MATHEMATICAL, PHYSICAL AND LIFE of Clinical Medicine, the Faculty
    joint appointments will, however, be
    SCIENCES BOARD of Physiological Sciences and the
    covered by Statute XII in respect of their
    Faculty of Psychological Studies, to
    University contract of employment and • One person elected by and from
    serve until the start of MT 2025 [vice
    duties. among the members of the Faculty
    Professor Mark Sansom]
    of Engineering Science, to serve until
    Members of the Pool will be chosen
    the start of MT 2025 [vice Professor • One person from the Nuffield
    by lot to serve on a number of Panels
    Stephen Payne] Department of Clinical
    under Statute XII (ie Redundancy Panel
    Neurosciences, the Department
    (Section 14 (6)), Staff Employment The following nomination has been
    of Experimental Psychology, the
    Review Panel (Section 35) and received:
    Department of Pharmacology and
    University Appeal Panel (Section 52
    Thomas A A Adcock, MEng DPhil Oxf, the Department of Psychiatry who
    (2))) and may also be expected to chair
    Fellow of St Peter’s, Engineering Science is also a member of the Faculty
    a Panel. Each member of the Pool will
    of Biochemistry, the Faculty of
    be required to attend appropriate Nominated by:
    Clinical Medicine, the Faculty
    training, including on equality and Professor Ron Roy, Harris
    of Physiological Sciences or the
    diversity, before serving on a Panel. Manchester, Engineering Science
    Faculty of Psychological Studies,
    Nominations from BME staff, from Professor Robin Cleveland,
    elected by the members of the
    men and from academic and research Magdalen, Engineering Science
    Faculty of Biochemistry, the Faculty
    staff are particularly encouraged. For Professor Martin Booth, Jesus,
    of Clinical Medicine, the Faculty
    further information, please contact the Engineering Science
    of Physiological Sciences and the
    Secretary (diana.hulin@admin.ox.ac. Professor Clive Siviour, Pembroke,
    Faculty of Psychological Studies, to
    uk). Engineering Science
    serve until the start of MT 2025 [vice
    DELEGACY FOR NOMINATION OF • One person elected by and from Professor Anna Christina Nobre]
    CANDIDATES FOR ECCLESIASTICAL among the members of the Faculty
    • One person from the Nuffield
    BENEFICES of Physics, to serve until the start of
    Department of Women’s and
    MT 2025 [vice Professor Laura Herz]
    • Two members of Convocation Reproductive Health, the
    elected by Congregation, to serve • One person elected by and from Department of Oncology and the
    until the start of MT 2027 [vice the among the members of the Faculty Nuffield Department of Surgical
    Revd Dr Jonathan Arnold and the of Computer Science, to serve until Sciences, who is also a member of
    Revd Canon Dr Simon Jones] the start of MT 2025 [vice Professor the Faculty of Biochemistry, the
    Andrew Simpson] Faculty of Clinical Medicine, the
    For further information, please contact
    Faculty of Physiological Sciences or
    the Secretary (joseph.oconnor@admin. • One person elected by and from
    the Faculty of Psychological Studies,
    ox.ac.uk). among the members of the Faculty
    elected by the members of the
    of Earth Sciences, to serve until
    Faculty of Biochemistry, the Faculty
    the start of MT 2025 [vice Professor
    of Clinical Medicine, the Faculty
    Tamsin Mather]
    of Physiological Sciences and the
    406 University of Oxford Gazette • 13 May 2021

    Faculty of Psychological Studies, to of Physiological Sciences and the Faculty Boards


    serve until the start of MT 2025 [vice Faculty of Psychological Studies, to
    BOARD OF THE FACULTY OF CLASSICS
    Professor Freddie C Hamdy] serve until the start of MT 2025 [vice
    Professor John R Geddes] • Three persons elected by and
    • One person from the Nuffield
    from among the members of the
    Department of Orthopaedics, • One person from among the staff
    Sub-faculty of Ancient History,
    Rheumatology and Musculoskeletal who are not Heads of Department
    to serve until the start of MT 2023
    Sciences and the Sir William or statutory professors who
    [vice Professor Nicholas Purcell,
    Dunn School of Pathology who are members of the Faculty of
    Dr Neil McLynn and Dr Maria
    is also a member of the Faculty Biochemistry, the Faculty of
    Stamatapoulou]
    of Biochemistry, the Faculty of Clinical Medicine, the Faculty of
    Clinical Medicine, the Faculty Physiological Sciences and the • Three persons elected by and from
    of Physiological Sciences or the Faculty of Psychological Studies, among the members of the Sub-
    Faculty of Psychological Studies, elected jointly by the members of the faculty of Classical Languages and
    elected by the members of the Faculty of Biochemistry, the Faculty Literature to serve until the start of
    Faculty of Biochemistry, the Faculty of Clinical Medicine, the Faculty MT 2023 [vice Professor Wolfgang de
    of Clinical Medicine, the Faculty of Physiological Sciences and the Melo, Professor Constanze Güthenke
    of Physiological Sciences and the Faculty of Psychological Studies to and Professor Fiona Macintosh]
    Faculty of Psychological Studies, to serve until the start of MT 2025 [vice
    For further information, please contact
    serve until the start of MT 2025 [vice Professor Kevin Talbot]
    the Secretary (audrey.cahill@classics.
    Professor Matthew Freeman]
    For further information, please contact ox.ac.uk).
    • One person from the Department the Divisional Registrar (chris.price@
    BOARD OF THE FACULTY OF ENGLISH
    of Paediatrics, the Department medsci.ox.ac.uk).
    LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE
    of Primary Care Health Sciences
    SOCIAL SCIENCES DIVISIONAL BOARD
    and the Nuffield Department • Four persons elected by and from the
    of Population Health who is • One member elected by and from the members of the Faculty of English
    also a member of the Faculty academic members of the Institute Language and Literature, three to
    of Biochemistry, the Faculty of of Archaeology and Research serve until the start of MT 2023 [vice
    Clinical Medicine, the Faculty Laboratory for Archaeology and the Professor David Dwan, Dr Adam
    of Physiological Sciences or the History of Art, to serve until the start Guy and Dr David Taylor] and one to
    Faculty of Psychological Studies, of MT 2023 serve until the start of MT 2022 [vice
    elected by the members of the Professor Paulina Kewes]
    • One member elected by and from the
    Faculty of Biochemistry, the Faculty
    academic members of the Blavatnik For further information, please contact
    of Clinical Medicine, the Faculty
    School of Government, to serve until the Secretary (sadie.slater@ell.ox.ac.
    of Physiological Sciences and the
    the start of MT 2023 uk).
    Faculty of Psychological Studies, to
    serve until the start of MT 2025 [vice Under the regulations governing the BOARD OF THE FACULTY OF HISTORY
    Professor Sir Rory Collins] composition of Divisional Boards, the
    • Four persons elected by and from
    above vacancies fall within the single
    • One person from the Department of among the members of the Faculty
    constituency of ‘two persons elected on
    Physiology, Anatomy and Genetics of History holding posts on the
    a rotational basis by and from academic
    and the Radcliffe Department of establishment or under the aegis
    members of the following units of
    Medicine who is also a member of of the board, three to serve until
    the division: (a) the Department
    the Faculty of Biochemistry, the the start of MT 2023 [vice Dr Alan
    for International Development;
    Faculty of Clinical Medicine, the Strathern, Professor Maria Misra
    (b) the School for Interdisciplinary
    Faculty of Physiological Sciences or and Dr Erica Charters] and one to
    Area Studies; (c) the Department of
    the Faculty of Psychological Studies, serve until the start of MT 2022 [vice
    Sociology; (d) the Oxford Internet
    elected by the members of the Professor Natalia Nowakowska]
    Institute; (e) the Department of
    Faculty of Biochemistry, the Faculty
    Social Policy and Intervention; (f) For further information, please contact
    of Clinical Medicine, the Faculty
    the School of Anthropology; (g) the the Secretary (pa@history.ox.ac.uk).
    of Physiological Sciences and the
    Institute of Archaeology and Research
    Faculty of Psychological Studies, to BOARD OF THE FACULTY OF MUSIC
    Laboratory for Archaeology and
    serve until the start of MT 2025 [vice
    the History of Art; (h) the Blavatnik • Two persons elected by and from
    Professor Hugh Watkins]
    School of Government’. The last units among the members of the Faculty
    • One person from among the elected to this constituency were (i) of Music to serve until the start of MT
    externally funded research staff the Department of Social Policy and 2023 [vice Dr Benjamin Skipp and Dr
    who are members of the Faculty Intervention and (ii) the School of Guy Newbury]
    of Biochemistry, the Faculty of Anthropology.
    For further information, please contact
    Clinical Medicine, the Faculty of
    For further information about the the Secretary (administrator@music.
    Physiological Sciences and the
    Board, please contact the Secretary ox.ac.uk).
    Faculty of Psychological Studies,
    (mark.mcdermott@socsci.ox.ac.uk).
    elected jointly by the members of the
    Faculty of Biochemistry, the Faculty
    of Clinical Medicine, the Faculty
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    BOARD OF THE FACULTY OF ORIENTAL please see the eligibility (https:// vacancies, those candidates nominated
    STUDIES governance.admin.ox.ac.uk/elections- will be deemed elected unopposed,
    by-congregation#collapse1580081) and the remaining vacancies will lapse,
    • Three persons elected by and from
    and amendments to nominations in which case, in accordance with the
    among the members of the Faculty
    (https://governance.admin.ox.ac. regulations, the places must remain
    of Oriental Studies, two to serve until
    uk/key-election-stages-and- vacant until appointments are made
    the start of MT 2023 [vice Professor
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    Judith Olszowy-Schlanger and
    sections within the Information Proctors.
    Professor Jennifer Guest] and one to
    about University elections (https://
    serve until the start of MT 2022 [vice Period of office
    governance.admin.ox.ac.uk/
    Professor Edmund Herzig]
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    the Secretary (thomas.hall@orinst. website (https://governance.admin. In accordance with Congregation
    ox.ac.uk). ox.ac.uk/elections). Regulations 2 of 2002, in any election
    where vacancies are to be filled for
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    AND RELIGION
    Candidates are invited to include candidates shall hold office so that the
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    the members of the Faculty of statement of no more than 250 words, shall be longer than that of those who
    Theology and Religion, to serve until setting out their reasons for standing receive fewer votes; but if the election
    the start of MT 2023 [vice Dr M Lloyd, and qualifications for the office being is uncontested or if two candidates
    Professor C Harrison and Professor sought. In the event of a contested receive the same number of votes, the
    J Rasmussen] election, these statements will be candidate senior in academic standing
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    to be duly elected as of the close of the
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    SCHWARZ–TAYLOR PROFESSORSHIP
    September 2021 at the Sheldonian
    OF THE GERMAN LANGUAGE AND
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    LITERATURE
    honorary degrees awarded to Professor
    Linda Colley, Professor Dame Sally Professor Sir Rick Trainor, PVC
    Davies, Professor Anna Deavere Smith, (chair) (Vice-Chancellor)
    Baroness Ruth Lister of Burtersett, Dr Claire Craig (ex officio)
    Dr Jane Lubchenco, Hillary Rodham Professor Charlie Louth (Queen’s)
    Clinton, Professor Susan Solomon and Professor Nick Stargardt (Council)
    Jeanette Winterson. More information Professor Dr Ulrike Vedder (Council)
    about the honorands can be found Professor Daniel Grimley
    at www.ox.ac.uk/news/2021-05-17- (Humanities Division)
    honorary-degree-recipients-2021- Professor Almut Suerbaum
    announced. (Medieval and Modern
    Languages)
    Ticket registration will open at the end
    Professor Georgina Paul (Medieval
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    and Modern Languages)
    events/the-university-year/encaenia/
    Dr Betiel Wasihun (Medieval and
    encaenia-tickets. Regular updates
    Modern Languages)
    will be published in the Gazette and
    University Bulletin in the lead-up to
    registration opening.
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    to current COVID-19 restrictions, the
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    elections on 10 June will be conducted
    Anthony Michael Brailsford,
    electronically.
    21 December 2020; 1965. Aged 73.
    Peter E Dunkley, March 2021; 1953. A registration email with further
    Aged 88. instructions will be sent to eligible
    Anthony John Moreton, April 2021; voters on Wednesday 26 May, using
    1952. Aged 90. the email addresses provided in the
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    2021; 1952. Aged 86. ending ‘ox.ac.uk’). Voters will need to
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    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, to
    serve until the start of MT 2025 [vice
    Professor Tim Coulson]
    The following nominations have been
    received:
    Professor Proochista Ariana, DPhil
    Oxf, SM Harvard, Mansfield, Faculty of
    Clinical Medicine
    Nominated by:
    Helen Mountfield QC, Principal of
    Mansfield
    Professor Sir Gordon W Duff,
    Principal of St Hilda’s
    Professor Nicholas Day, Kellogg,
    Mahidol Oxford Medical Research
    Unit
    Professor Adrian Hill, Magdalen,
    NDM/Jenner Institute
    Professor Kevin Marsh, St Cross,
    NDM
    Professor Sarah Rowland-Jones,
    Christ Church, NDM
    Professor Diego Sanchez-Ancochea,
    University of Oxford Gazette • 20 May 2021 415

    St Antony’s, International Professor H Bhaskaran, BE COEP, Professor Mindy Chen-Wishart,


    Development MA Oxf, PhD Maryland, Wolfson, Merton, Law
    Professor Helen J Swift, St Hilda’s, Department of Materials Professor Sir Rory Collins, St John’s,
    Medieval & Modern Languages Population Health
    Nominated by:
    Dr Rebecca Surender, Green Professor Fabian Essler, Worcester,
    Tim Hitchens, President of Wolfson
    Templeton Physics
    Professor Hazel Assender, Linacre,
    Dr Benjamin Thompson, Somerville, Mrs Juliane Kerkhecker, Oriel,
    Materials
    History Classics
    Professor Martin Booth, Jesus,
    Professor David Paterson, Merton,
    Candidate statement: Engineering Science
    Physiology, Anatomy & Genetics
    As a member of the collegiate Alistair Cory, Begbroke Science Park
    Professor Ian Shipsey, St Catherine’s,
    University since 2003, I have benefited Martin Edmunds, MPLS Divisional
    Physics
    from inspiring colleagues, a nurturing Office
    Professor Patricia Thornton, Merton,
    environment and extraordinary Professor Patrick Grant,
    Politics & International Relations
    students. I have been afforded the St Catherine’s, Pro-Vice-
    Professor Sir Andrew Wiles, Merton,
    opportunity to contribute to an Chancellor (Research), Materials
    Mathematical Institute
    increasingly diverse and inclusive Professor Sam Howison,
    community of global health leaders. Mathematical Institute Candidate statement:
    I work continually to realise the Professor Robert Taylor, Queen’s, I am a Professor of Theoretical
    University’s strategic priority of Physics Physics and a Tutor at Merton. I was
    fostering inclusive and supportive Professor Angus Wilkinson, St Cross, educated in Russia and the US and
    environments to further enhance Materials worked at three universities in the
    diversity and innovation. As course US and UK before coming to Oxford
    Candidate statement:
    director for the MSc in International in 2008. My research interests are in
    I am keen to represent the interests
    Health and Tropical Medicine, I have plasma (astro)physics, ranging from
    of the experimental sciences that
    extended opportunities for access thermodynamics of galaxy clusters
    require laboratory and other shared
    for under-represented students from to magnetic-confinement fusion for
    infrastructure within the University
    LMICs with tremendous potential clean energy production. I have a
    community, which are primarily based
    to effect positive change in their fair amount of experience of college
    in MPLS and MSD. As an experimentalist
    contexts through securing more than and departmental governance; a big
    working in the Department of Materials,
    £3,600,000 in graduate scholarships. task that was particularly rewarding
    I have seen how crucial it is for students
    I recognise that recruiting students (intellectually) and revealing (of how
    as well as academic staff to engage
    from disadvantaged backgrounds things work) was helping set up and
    actively in work within such shared or
    necessitates efforts to support them run the new MMathPhys degree,
    specialized facilities to enhance human
    to succeed. This involves creative for which I am currently Chair of
    understanding and knowledge. Indeed,
    curriculum design and teaching Examiners. During the 2018 pension
    such experimental work is often the
    innovations. I am immensely proud crisis, I was deeply involved in the
    catalyst for true breakthroughs in the
    to have been recognised by Oxford campaign that persuaded Council
    sciences, and for transformative social
    SU with six teaching awards to date, to declare protecting pensions a
    change. Thus, University decision
    including the Special Recognition top priority. The most immediate
    making requires active representation
    Award, and by MSD with a Major challenges that, if elected, I expect to
    of areas that overlap with and rely
    Educator Award. I share my passion face as a member of Council are how to
    heavily on such infrastructure. I hope
    for teaching through Divisional resolve the 2021 pension crisis without
    to actively represent the creativity
    teacher training workshops as well as detriment to employees; how to stop
    involved in experimental work that
    workshops across our Oxford Tropical the decade-long erosion of salaries; and
    uses physical resources, and the
    Medicine sites in Thailand (MORU and how to enable merit-based access to
    challenges associated with it. I would
    SMUR), Vietnam (OUCRU) and Kenya Oxford education, undergraduate and
    inform decision making on ways and
    (KEMRI). As a current member of the postgraduate, for a diversity of talent
    means to effectively champion such
    University’s Education Committee, from across the world, a task that has
    work within the collegiate University. I
    I engage with discussions and help been made more pressing by the
    bring in experience across industry and
    inform educational policy decisions. extension of overseas fees to all non-UK
    academia as well as a global network
    I have also contributed to the Student students; convinced of the merits of
    into the role, which might help Council
    Attainment Gap Working Group to academic self-governance, I will also
    develop effective benchmarks for goal
    address a significant challenge to do all I can to keep Council accountable
    setting.
    meaningful inclusion efforts. to Congregation in a meaningful way.
    Professor Alexander Schekochihin, I believe that the University’s first
    On Council, I will draw on my
    BSs MIPT, MA Oxf, MA PhD Princeton, priority must be its people – students,
    experience to advocate for
    Fellow of Merton, Department of faculty, staff – as the University is only
    accountability on commitments to
    Physics ever as excellent and as happy as they
    diversity, inclusion, educational
    are.
    innovation and the well-being of our Nominated by:
    community. Professor Irene Tracey, Warden of
    Merton, Clinical Neurosciences
    Professor Katherine Willis, Principal
    of St Edmund Hall, Zoology
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    • One member of Congregation, perspective to Council. I am deeply year analysing and modelling policy
    not necessarily being members of committed to ensuring that the academic responses to the Covid crisis.
    any division and not in any case mission of the university is central to all
    Before moving to academia, I was an
    being nominated in a divisional decision-making and that the wellbeing
    undergraduate at Imperial College
    capacity, who shall be elected by of students and staff is prioritised.
    London where I studied physics. I then
    Congregation, to serve until the
    Dr Duncan Robertson, BSc Imp, MA qualified as a Chartered Accountant
    start of MT 2025 [vice Mr Richard
    DPhil Oxf, Fellow of St Catherine’s before pursuing research in academic
    Ovenden]
    management. I intend to use these
    Nominated by:
    The following nominations have been professional skills for good to engage
    Professor Kersti Böjars, Master of
    received: with some of the more technical aspects
    St Catherine’s, Linguistics,
    of Council business whilst ensuring
    Professor O P Daley, BSc Middx, MA Philology & Phonetics
    that Council retains its overarching
    PGCE Lond, Fellow of Jesus, Subfaculty Professor Judith Buchanan, Master
    responsibility of accountability to
    of Geography of St Peter’s, English
    Congregation.
    Professor Kate Blackmon, Merton,
    Nominated by:
    Saïd Business School
    Professor A Dancer, Jesus, Committees reporting to Council or
    Professor Ben Bollig, St Catherine’s,
    Mathematics one of its main committees
    Medieval & Modern Languages
    Professor G Garnett, St Hugh’s,
    Professor Peter Edwards, NOMINATING COMMITTEE FOR THE
    History
    St Catherine’s, Chemistry VICE-CHANCELLORSHIP
    Professor P Kewes, Jesus, English
    Professor Andrea Ferrero, Trinity,
    Dr I Klinke, St John’s, Geography • Three persons, not also being
    Economics
    Professor K Kohl, Jesus, Medieval & members of Council, elected by
    Dr Roger Gundle, University College,
    Modern Languages Congregation, one to serve until the
    Clinical Medicine/NDORMS
    Dr S Krishnan, Brasenose, Geography start of MT 2025 and two to serve
    Dr Georgy Kantor, St John’s, Classics
    Professor A Lora-Wainwright, until the start of MT 2022
    Professor Alexander Schekochihin,
    St Cross, Geography
    Merton, Physics The following nominations have been
    Dr A Murrey, Mansfield, Geography
    Professor Kirsten Shepherd-Barr, received:
    Professor S Tuck, Pembroke, History
    St Catherine’s, English
    Dr A Vasudevan, Christ Church, Dr Tristan E Franklinos, MPhil DPhil
    Geography Candidate statement: Oxf, MA St And, Fellow of Trinity,
    The strengths of the University have Faculty of Classics
    Candidate statement:
    been clear to see in the national and
    I have been a member of the University Nominated by:
    international response to Covid,
    since 1991 when I was appointed Dame Hilary Boulding, President of
    from the advice given to Government
    University Lecturer in Human Trinity
    through SAGE and its committees
    Geography and Tutorial Fellow at Professor Philip A Booth, St Peter’s,
    through to the coordination of the
    Jesus College. In 2016, I was appointed History/Theology & Religion
    RECOVERY clinical trials and the
    Professor of the Human Geography of Dr Andrew J Counter, New College,
    development of the Oxford/Astra
    Africa. In that time, I have served on, Medieval & Modern Languages
    Zeneca vaccine. We can be very proud
    and chaired, several committees and Professor Pepper Culpepper,
    of the University’s contribution.
    working groups, taught thousands Nuffield, Blavatnik School of
    of Oxford students and learned a The University has however been Government
    tremendous amount regarding the through an exceptional period of Dr Sophie V Duncan, Christ Church,
    inner workings of our institution. In emergency Covid governance, and it English
    2015-16, I was the University Assessor. is important that, as we recover from Professor Stephen J Heyworth,
    This position enabled me to gain the emergency measures and move Wadham, Classics
    specialised knowledge of almost all the to more routine yet no less critical Professor Katherine M Ibbett,
    University’s operations and Council business – pensions funding; academic Trinity, Medieval & Modern
    sub-committees, from Education independence; changing Government Languages
    to Buildings and Estates. I have also funding and policy priorities; Professor Marta Z Kwiatowska,
    accumulated considerable knowledge attractiveness of the University for Trinity, Computer Science
    about the operations of colleges in my the best academics and access to the Dr Barnaby L S Taylor, Exeter,
    role as Vice-Principal of Jesus College, University for the best students – that Classics
    which ends this academic year. From democratic governance measures in Professor Charlotte K Williams,
    2012 to 2015, I was a committee member the University are re-established and Trinity, Chemistry
    of the Oxford branch of the University revitalized.
    Candidate statement:
    and College Union, where I served
    I was elected a Fellow of St Catherine’s It is of great importance that the views
    as Equalities Officer and sat on the
    College in 2010 and completed my of members of Congregation involved
    Negotiating Committee. I am currently
    DPhil in 2005 at Christ Church. I teach in the day-to-day teaching of our
    a member of the University’s Race
    at Trinity College and St Hugh’s. students, and in the research life of
    Equality Task Force and I chair one of
    My research concentrates on the the University, are heard in the process
    our subcommittees. Coming from a
    intersection of social and physical of nominating a Vice-Chancellor: one
    Black British Caribbean background,
    processes, and I have spent much of the of the privileges of academic life at
    I bring a distinct and transcultural
    University of Oxford Gazette • 20 May 2021 417

    Oxford—one to be guarded—is the as a Welcome Trust Senior Fellow. Professor Yvonne Jones, Jesus, NDM
    direct involvement of academics in its Since 2004 I have been a Tutorial Professor Simon Newstead, Christ
    governance. As an academic in the early Fellow at Hertford College and Church, Biochemistry
    stages of his career, with experience Professor of Molecular Epidemiology Professor Fiona Powrie, Wadham,
    of service on faculty and college in the Department of Zoology. I have Kennedy Institute
    committees, I would hope to bring to undertaken a wide range of academic
    Candidate statement:
    this process a significant awareness and administrative roles in Hertford,
    Personal History
    of the needs of those working on the the Department, and the University. I
    I arrived in Oxford in 2017, after nearly
    ground, and of the interests of graduate was closely involved in the response
    23 years at St Andrews. I am a senior
    students and early career academics to the Tinbergen building closure
    research fellow at Jesus College and a
    now and in the coming years, when (2017-18) and was Senior Proctor
    member of the division of structural
    resources across all disciplines are 2019-2020. Consequently, I have a
    biology. I am a scientist working
    likely to be further straitened. comprehensive overview of the many
    at the interface of chemistry and
    constituencies within Oxford and their
    A Vice-Chancellor should command biology. Currently I am the director
    complex and interconnected needs.
    the respect of the University as a of the Rosalind Franklin Institute,
    I know intimately the difficulties of
    whole and show a commitment to (at Harwell). I am an elected fellow
    maintaining the high standards of
    academic excellence. An understanding of the Royal Society, Royal Society
    teaching, research, and administration
    of, and respect for, the democratic of Edinburgh, Academy of Medical
    that Oxford sets itself and the
    structures of the collegiate University Science, American Association for
    enormous pressures that this generates
    and the different roles of Colleges, Advancement of Science and European
    for all members.
    Faculties, Departments, Council, Molecular Biology Organisation.
    and Congregation are of paramount Being a Proctor provides unique insights
    Qualifications
    importance. The Vice-Chancellor into the extremely challenging, but
    I have experience in dealing with
    must be able to represent the interests highly rewarding, role of the Vice
    level appointments. I served on the
    of the academy in general and the Chancellor. Oxford’s long-term success
    University Court (governing body) of
    University in particular, nationally and across an extraordinary range of
    the University of St Andrews as the
    internationally, and must be able to intellectual and practical activities is
    elected science & medicine professor. I
    build bridges and facilitate exchange, principally due to its ideals of academic
    was a member of the search committee
    whether financial or intellectual. Above freedom and self-governance. Balancing
    for the St Andrews new principal & vice
    all, the Vice-Chancellor must lead by the requirements of all members of
    chancellor. I currently serve on the
    example, demonstrating and defending Oxford’s complex ecosystem in an
    council of the Royal Society and was a
    the values and interests of our environment of limited resources and
    member of the panel that interviewed
    University. If elected, I will endeavour ever-increasing externally imposed
    and recommended the new foreign
    to help the University choose a Vice- constraints is very demanding. The
    secretary. I currently serve as the UK
    Chancellor who will understand, and Vice Chancellor simultaneously has
    representative on the board of the
    rise to, the challenges of the office. a vital outward-facing role, including
    European X-ray Free Electron Laser. I
    interfacing with government and
    Professor Martin C J Maiden, BSc Rd’g, served on the board of Diamond Light
    donors. The coming period will present
    MA Oxf, PhD Camb, Fellow of Hertford, Source and was on the search panel for
    Oxford with many challenges and to
    Department of Zoology the new chief executive.
    face these effectively we must choose
    Nominated by: an outstanding individual as Vice Motivation
    Mr Thomas Fletcher, Principal of Chancellor to guide us. I am confident I would like to contribute to the
    Hertford that I can broadly represent the University and my skills fit this role.
    Professor Timothy Coulson, Jesus, members of the University in making My experience has taught me the
    Zoology this crucial choice. value of an academic voice in these
    Professor Susanna Dunachie, appointments. The Vice-Chancellor
    Professor James H Naismith, BSc Edin,
    Kellogg, NDM is primus inter pares, thus must
    PhD Manc, DSc St And, Fellow of Jesus,
    Ms Jennifer Makkreel, Estates be a respected scholar, a leader, a
    NDM
    Services colleague, a capable administrator,
    Professor Sophie Marnette, Balliol, Nominated by: a skilled negotiator and an articulate
    French Professor Sir Nigel Shadbolt, spokesperson.
    Mr Nigel Portwood, Exeter, OUP Principal of Jesus, Computer
    Professor D J Paterson, MA DPhil Oxf,
    Professor Emma Smith, Hertford, Science
    MSc DSc WAust, Fellow of Merton,
    English Professor Andrew Baldwin,
    Department of Physiology, Anatomy &
    Professor Christoph Tang, Exeter, Pembroke, Chemistry
    Genetics
    Pathology Professor Patricia Clavin, Jesus,
    Dr Alison Woollard, Hertford, History Nominated by:
    Biochemistry Professor Benjamin Davis, Mr John Bowers QC, Principal of
    Professor William Whyte, St John’s, Pembroke, Chemistry Brasenose
    History Professor Veronique Gouverneur, Professor Sir Rick Trainor, Rector of
    Merton, Chemistry Exeter
    Candidate statement:
    Professor Matt Higgins, Merton, Professor Irene Tracey, Warden of
    After working in the NHS for nine
    Biochemistry Merton
    years, I joined the University in 1997
    418 University of Oxford Gazette • 20 May 2021

    Professor Roger Goodman, Principal Professor Aditi Lahiri, Somerville, BUILDINGS AND ESTATES
    of St Antony’s Linguistics, Philology & Phonetics SUBCOMMITTEE
    Professor Maggie Snowling, Professor Carolyne Larrington, St
    • One person elected by Congregation,
    President of St John’s John’s, English
    to serve until the start of MT 2024
    Professor Dame Frances Ashcroft, Professor Martin Maiden, Trinity,
    [vice Ms Laura How]
    Trinity, Medical Sciences Linguistics, Philology & Phonetics
    Professor Dame Kay Davies, Professor Kate Nation, St John’s, The following nominations have been
    Hertford, Medical Sciences Experimental Psychology received:
    Professor Ewan McKendrick, Lady Professor Ian Watson, Christ Church,
    Tania Boyt, MBA Open, MA Oxf, Fellow
    Margaret Hall, Law French
    of Reuben
    Professor Sir Andrew Wiles, Merton,
    Candidate statement:
    Mathematics Nominated by:
    The upheaval of the past fourteen
    Dr Nick Leimu-Brown, Principal of
    Candidate statement: months has cast into sharp relief
    Linacre
    I am a research-led teaching academic, the need for effective, collaborative,
    Professor Lionel Tarassenko,
    Fellow of Merton College and Head and sensitive leadership to take the
    President of Reuben, Engineering
    of the Department of Physiology, University forward. The challenges
    Professor Sir Rory Collins, St John’s,
    Anatomy & Genetics (2016-). Since facing the next Vice-Chancellor
    Population Health
    arriving at Oxford in the mid-1980’s on are considerable. Whilst COVID-19
    Laura How, Bodleian Libraries
    an overseas scholarship as a graduate has reminded us of the University’s
    Tracy Tompkins, Experimental
    student (New College), I have had the strengths, for many it has either
    Psychology
    privilege of viewing the collegiate compounded or highlighted existing
    John Tranter, St Cross
    university through many different weaknesses; a newly elected Vice-
    Gary Walker, Kellogg
    lenses. As a JRF (Christ Church), Tutor Chancellor will need to grapple with
    Dr Stuart Wilkinson, Reuben,
    (Merton), Sub-Warden, Senior Pro- maintaining the University’s reputation
    Research Services
    Proctor and Deputy Head of Division for world-leading research and teaching
    (MSD 8 years) my experiences have whilst ensuring the financial security Candidate statement:
    been both challenging and rewarding. which permits both. Presenting Oxford Since joining the University in 2001,
    Chairing MSD Education, Research and as socially responsible, both in terms I have held the roles of Departmental
    Personnel committees, and as Acting of access and outreach activities and Administrator/Head of Administration
    Head of Division (6 months) on Council our impact on our planet, is likely to be and Finance for five different
    gave me further insights into the more integral to the role than it has ever departments across two divisions, and
    workings of the university. As President been before. more recently I was appointed as Bursar
    of The Physiological Society, and a at Reuben College. Undertaking these
    If elected to the Committee, I would
    fellow of several learned societies, roles has provided me with a wide and
    aim to ensure we nominate a candidate
    I continue to run a research group, varied breadth of experience in relation
    who can rise to these challenges
    which has had uninterrupted external to building and estates issues, as well as
    with particular regard for Oxford’s
    funding for over 35 years. My research the challenges they present.
    unique history of democracy and self-
    career together with my lecturing,
    governance, working constructively As a member of Congregation, I believe
    examining and service on national RAE/
    with Colleges and Congregation it is important and an obligation to
    REF committees, is in keeping with
    members, so that the significant policy participate in the operation of the
    my conviction of the importance of
    challenges ahead are dealt with in a way University community. I currently sit
    both academic research and teaching.
    that enjoys broad support from across on numerous University committees
    As such, I have a good appreciation of
    our community. and working groups and these add to
    the qualities I would most admire in a
    my growing depth of knowledge. I feel
    vice chancellor. If appointed, I would Since arriving in Oxford five years
    I would be a valued member of BESC
    bring to the committee this experience ago, I have served on the Faculty of
    and would welcome the opportunity
    that supports the core values of the Linguistics, Philology, and Phonetics
    to bring my operational expertise
    university. Faculty Board, the Conference of
    and experience to assisting the wider
    Colleges Steering Committee, and
    Dr Sam Wolfe, MA MPhil PhD Camb, University.
    coordinated a national project on care-
    St Catherine’s, Faculty of Linguistics,
    leavers’ access to Higher Education. In Professor Andrew Martin, MA DPhil
    Philology & Phonetics
    addition to experience of recruitment Oxf, Fellow of Kellogg, Faculty of
    Nominated by: exercises within a University and Computer Science
    Mr Miles Young, Warden of New College context, I have been closely
    Nominated by:
    College involved in recruiting senior leaders
    Professor Jonathan Michie,
    Professor Kersti Börjars, Master of in the Further Education and charity
    President of Kellogg, Continuing
    St Catherine’s sector.
    Education
    Professor Benjamin Bollig,
    Dr Keri Dexter, MPLS Division
    St Catherine’s, Spanish &
    Professor Richard Hobbs, Harris
    Portuguese
    Manchester, Primary Care Health
    Professor Byron Byrne,
    Sciences
    St Catherine’s, Engineering
    Professor David Mills, Kellogg,
    Science
    Education
    University of Oxford Gazette • 20 May 2021 419

    Professor Karen O’Brien, University Uncontested elections Committees reporting to Council or


    College, English one of its main committees
    Professor Andrew Simpson, Kellogg, Nominations for these elections closed
    CURATORS OF THE UNIVERSITY
    Computer Science at 4pm on Thursday, 13 May 2021. As
    LIBRARIES
    Professor Mike Wooldridge, the number of nominations received
    Hertford, Computer Science is no more than sufficient to fill the • One member of Congregation
    following vacancies, the candidates elected by Congregation, to serve
    Candidate statement:
    nominated below shall be deemed to until the start of MT 2025 [vice
    Having been a member of the
    be duly elected as of Thursday, 13 May Professor Emma Smith]
    University in various guises as student,
    2021 (as per Congregation regulations
    researcher, lecturer, and professor, I The following nomination has been
    2 of 2002, regulations 8.2 (3) and 8.2
    think I have a reasonably good grasp received:
    (6); Council Regulations 17 of 2002,
    – as far as anyone does – of how the
    regulations 22 and 26; and Council Professor Emma Smith, MA DPhil Oxf,
    place works, what drives and motivates
    Regulations 19 of 2002, regulations 40 Fellow of Hertford, Faculty of English
    colleagues and peers, and some of the
    and 44). For the purposes of elections, Language & Literature
    constraints we must all work within.
    academic standing is as defined in
    At the University level, I chair the Joint Nominated by:
    Council Regulations 22 of 2002, Part 2:
    Information Security Advisory Group, Tom Fletcher, Principal of Hertford
    Academic Precedence and Standing,
    and am a member of CUREC, as well as Judith Buchanan, Master of
    made by Council on 26 June 2002.
    leading a number of activities related St Peter’s
    to equality and diversity, and ethics, in Abi Adams-Prassl, Nuffield, Economics
    Council
    my Department. I have led a number of Ros Ballaster, Mansfield, English
    cross-disciplinary initiatives in Cyber • One member of Congregation Andrew Fairweather-Tall, Corpus
    Security research and education, and elected by Congregation from Christi, Humanities Division
    take part in a number of committees members of the faculties in the Martin Maiden, Hertford, Zoology
    within my College. I have also tried Divisions of Humanities and of Richard Ovenden, Balliol, Bodleian
    to maintain a sense of how life works Social Sciences, to serve until the Libraries
    beyond the ring-road, in membership start of MT 2025 [vice Professor John Watts, Mansfield, History
    of various boards and projects related Geraldine Johnson]
    to Cyber Security nationally, and as a Other Committees and University
    The following nomination has been
    Trustee of Bletchley Park. Bodies
    received:
    These activities have exposed me to POOL FOR CONSTITUTING PANELS
    Professor Cecile Fabre, BA LA
    many of the complexities of building UNDER STATUTE XII
    Sorbonne, DPhil Oxf, Fellow of
    projects within the University and
    All Souls, Faculty of Philosophy, • One member of Congregation to
    outside. I am presently leading the
    Department of Politics & International whom Statute XII applies to represent
    early stages of a project aiming to build
    Relations the Division of Social Sciences,
    a new Information Sciences building
    elected by members of Congregation,
    on the Radcliffe Observatory Quarter. Nominated by:
    to serve until the start of HT 2025 [vice
    If elected to BESC, I would bring Professor Sir John Vickers, Warden
    Professor Nicholas van Hear, St Cross,
    this broad range of experience and of All Souls
    Anthropology (COMPAS)]
    understanding of stakeholder needs to Professor Sir Nigel Shadbolt,
    its discussions, and would learn much Principal of Jesus, Computer The following nomination has been
    that will be of value in helping new Science received:
    building projects run smoothly. Ms Rachel Dearlove, Education
    Professor O P Daley, BSc Middx, MA
    Policy Support
    PGCE Lond, DPhil Oxf, Fellow of
    Professor Fabian Essler, Worcester,
    Jesus, School of Geography & the
    Physics
    Environment
    Professor Louise Fawcett,
    St Catherine’s, Politics & Nominated by:
    International Relations Dr Nandini Gooptu, St Antony’s,
    Professor Elizabeth Fisher, Corpus International Development
    Christi, Law Dr Sneha Krishnan, Brasenose,
    Professor Matthew Freeman, Geography
    Lincoln, Pathology Professor Anna Lora-Wainwright,
    Professor Christopher Timpson, Geography
    Brasenose, Philosophy Dr Amber Murrey, Mansfield,
    Dr Laura Van Broekhoven, Linacre, Geography
    Director, Pitt Rivers Museum
    • Eight members of Congregation
    Professor John Watts, Corpus
    to whom Statute XII applies, not
    Christi, History
    necessarily representing any division
    and not in any case being nominated
    in a divisional capacity, elected by
    members of Congregation, to serve
    420 University of Oxford Gazette • 20 May 2021

    until the start of MT 2025 [vice Dr Professor T J Power, BA Massachusetts, Nominated by:
    William Allan, University College, MA Florida, PhD Notre Dame, Fellow Professor Sir Rick Trainor, Rector of
    Classical Languages and Literature; of St Antony’s, School of Global & Exeter
    Ms Sally Vine, Department of Area Studies/Department of Politics & The Revd Professor Jane Shaw,
    Physiology, Anatomy and Genetics; International Relations Principal of Harris Manchester
    Dr Luke Pitcher, Somerville, Classics; Dr Mark Butler, RDM Strategic
    Nominated by:
    Professor Jonathan Thacker, Merton, Professor Henrike Lähnemann,
    Professor Roger Goodman, Warden
    Medieval and Modern Languages; St Edmund Hall, Medieval &
    of St Antony’s
    Mr Peter Bond, Wellcome Trust Modern Languages
    Dame Elish Angiolini, Principal of St
    Centre for Human Genetics; Mr
    Hugh’s
    Nicholas Bamforth, Queen’s, Law; Divisional Boards
    Professor Diego Sanchez-Ancochea,
    Professor Edmund Herzig, Wadham,
    St Antony’s, International MATHEMATICAL, PHYSICAL AND LIFE
    Oriental Studies; and Mr Edward
    Development/Global & Area SCIENCES BOARD
    Gibbs, Centre for Tropical Health and
    Studies
    Global Medicine] • One person elected by and from
    Professor Kate Sullivan de Estrada,
    among the members of the Faculty
    The following nominations have been St Antony’s, Global & Area
    of Engineering Science, to serve until
    received: Studies/Politics & International
    the start of MT 2025 [vice Professor
    Relations
    Mr Edward Gibbs, BSc West of England, Stephen Payne]
    MBA Open Mr Kevin Rodd, BSc Lough, GLAM
    The following nomination has been
    Divisional Office
    Nominated by: received:
    Daniel Haggarty, Tropical Medicine Nominated by:
    Thomas A A Adcock, MEng DPhil Oxf,
    Elena McPhilbin, NDM Dr Silke Ackermann, Linacre, History
    Fellow of St Peter’s, Department of
    Darren Nash, NDM of Science Museum
    Engineering Science
    Karen Valentine, NDM Ms Laura How, Nuffield, Bodleian
    Libraries Nominated by:
    Mr D Haggarty, BSc York, MBA Open,
    Ms Rachel Davies, Ashmolean Professor Martin Booth, Jesus,
    Centre for Tropical Medicine and Global
    Museum Engineering Science
    Health/NDM
    Mr Stephen Purbrick, Finance Professor Robin Cleveland,
    Nominated by: Division Magdalen, Engineering Science
    D Bartle, NDM Professor Paul Smith, Kellogg, Professor Ron Roy, Harris
    E Gibbs, NDM Museum of Natural History Manchester, Engineering Science
    N Lawler, NDM Professor Clive Siviour, Pembroke,
    Sally Vine, MA Oxf, St Anne’s,
    A Noton, NDM Engineering Science
    Department of Physiology, Anatomy &
    K Valentine, NDM
    Genetics • One person elected by and from
    Professor Edmund Herzig, MA Camb, among the members of the Faculty
    Nominated by:
    DPhil Oxf, Fellow of Wadham, Faculty of Computer Science, to serve until
    Professor Helen Christian, St Anne’s,
    of Oriental Studies the start of MT 2025 [vice Professor
    Physiological Sciences
    Andrew Simpson]
    Nominated by: Professor Dame Kay Davies,
    Professor Roy Allison, St Antony’s, Hertford, Physiological Sciences The following nomination has been
    Global & Area Studies Professor David Paterson, Merton, received:
    Dr Dominic Brookshaw, Wadham, Physiological Sciences
    Professor Blanca Rodriguez,
    Oriental Studies Chris Price, Medical Sciences
    PhD Valencia, Fellow of St Cross,
    Mr Thomas Hall, Oriental Studies Divisional Office
    Department of Computer Science
    Ms Lynn Hirsch, Humanities Division Professor Robert Wilkins, St Edmund
    Professor Paolo Radaelli, Wadham, Hall, Physiological Sciences Nominated by:
    Physics Ani Calinescu, Computer Science
    DELEGACY FOR NOMINATION OF
    Professor Ulrike Roesler, Wolfson, Stefan Kiefer, Computer Science
    CANDIDATES FOR ECCLESIASTICAL
    Oriental Studies Michael Wooldridge, Computer
    BENEFICES
    Science
    Mr Luke Pitcher, MA MSt Oxf, PGCert
    • Two members of Convocation James Worrell, Computer Science
    Durh, Fellow of Somerville, Faculty of
    elected by Congregation, to serve
    Classics • One person elected by and from
    until the start of MT 2027 [vice the
    among the members of the Faculty
    Nominated by: Revd Dr Jonathan Arnold and the
    of Earth Sciences, to serve until
    Dr Beate Dignas, Somerville, Classics Revd Canon Dr Simon Jones]
    the start of MT 2025 [vice Professor
    Dr Tristan Franklinos, Trinity,
    The following nomination has been Tamsin Mather]
    Classics
    received:
    Dr Karen Nielsen, Somerville, The following nomination has been
    Philosophy The Revd Andrew Allen, MA Oxf, received:
    Dr Charlotte Potts, Somerville, Magister Bonn, DipTheo Brookes,
    Professor Richard Katz, BA Cornell, PhD
    Classics Fellow of Exeter
    Columbia, St Anne’s, Department of
    Dr Steve Rayner, Somerville, Physics
    Earth Sciences
    University of Oxford Gazette • 20 May 2021 421

    Nominated by: Biochemistry, the Faculty of • One member elected by and from the
    Professor Chris Ballentine, St Hugh’s, Clinical Medicine, the Faculty of academic members of the Blavatnik
    Earth Sciences Physiological Sciences and the School of Government, to serve until
    Dr James Bryson, University College, Faculty of Psychological Studies, the start of MT 2023
    Earth Sciences elected jointly by the members of the
    The following nomination has been
    Professor Conall Mac Niocaill, Faculty of Biochemistry, the Faculty
    received:
    Exeter, Earth Sciences of Clinical Medicine, the Faculty
    Dr Claire Nichols, St Hugh’ s, Earth of Physiological Sciences and the Dr Adam Webster, DPhil Adelaide,
    Sciences Faculty of Psychological Studies to Blavatnik School of Government
    Professor Erin Saupe, St Hugh’ s, serve until the start of MT 2025 [vice
    Nominated by:
    Earth Sciences Professor Kevin Talbot]
    Professor Pepper Culpepper,
    MEDICAL SCIENCES DIVISIONAL BOARD The following nomination has been Nuffield, Blavatnik School of
    received: Government
    • One person from the Nuffield
    Professor Peter Kemp, Green
    Department of Clinical Professor Heidi Johansen-Berg, BA MSc
    Templeton, Blavatnik School of
    Neurosciences, the Department DPhil Oxf, Fellow of St Edmund Hall,
    Government
    of Experimental Psychology, the Faculty of Clinical Medicine
    Calum Miller, University College,
    Department of Pharmacology and
    Nominated by: Blavatnik School of Government
    the Department of Psychiatry who
    Professor Irene Tracey, Warden of Professor Ngaire Woods, University
    is also a member of the Faculty
    Merton, Clinical Neurosciences College, Blavatnik School of
    of Biochemistry, the Faculty of
    Professor Alastair Buchan, Corpus Government
    Clinical Medicine, the Faculty
    Christi, RDM
    of Physiological Sciences or the
    Professor Keith Channon, Exeter, Faculty Boards
    Faculty of Psychological Studies,
    RDM
    elected by the members of the BOARD OF THE FACULTY OF CLASSICS
    Professor Kay Davies, Hertford,
    Faculty of Biochemistry, the Faculty
    Physiology, Anatomy & Genetics • Three persons elected by and
    of Clinical Medicine, the Faculty
    Professor Matthew Freeman, from among the members of the
    of Physiological Sciences and the
    Lincoln, Pathology Subfaculty of Ancient History, to
    Faculty of Psychological Studies, to
    Professor John Geddes, Merton, serve until the start of MT 2023
    serve until the start of MT 2025 [vice
    Psychiatry [vice Professor Nicholas Purcell,
    Professor Anna Christina Nobre]
    Professor Masud Husain, New Dr Neil McLynn and Dr Maria
    The following nomination has been College, Experimental Stamatapoulou]
    received: Psychology/Clinical
    The following nomination has been
    Neurosciences
    Professor Kate Nation, BSc DPhil York, received:
    Professor Helen McShane, Harris
    Fellow of St John’s, Department of
    Manchester, NDM Professor Andrew Wilson, MA DPhil
    Experimental Psychology
    Professor Kia Nobre, St Catherine’s, Oxf, Fellow of All Souls, Faculty of
    Nominated by: Experimental Psychology Classics, Subfaculty of Ancient History
    Professor Maggie Snowling, Professor Kevin Talbot, Pembroke, and Classical Archaeology
    President of St John’s, Clinical Neurosciences
    Nominated by:
    Experimental Psychology
    SOCIAL SCIENCES DIVISIONAL BOARD Dr Georgy Kantor, St John’s, Classics/
    Professor Daniel Anthony,
    Ancient History/Classical
    Somerville, Pharmacology • One member elected by and from the
    Archaeology
    Professor Rafal Bogacz, St Edmund academic members of the Institute
    Professor Nino Luraghi, New
    Hall, Clinical Neurosciences of Archaeology and Research
    College, Classics/Ancient History/
    Professor John Geddes, Psychiatry Laboratory for Archaeology and the
    Classical Archaeology
    Professor Catherine Harmer, Corpus History of Art, to serve until the start
    Dr Neil McLynn, Corpus Christi,
    Christi, Psychiatry of MT 2023
    Classics/Ancient History/Classical
    Professor Zoltán Molnár, St John’s,
    The following nomination has been Archaeology
    Physiology, Anatomy & Genetics
    received: Dr M Stamatapoulou, Lincoln,
    Professor Charles Newton, St John’s,
    Classics/Ancient History/Classical
    Psychiatry Professor Greger Larson, BA Claremont
    Archaeology
    Professor Gaia Scerif, St Catherine’s, McKenna, Brasenose, School of
    Experimental Psychology Archaeology BOARD OF THE FACULTY OF ENGLISH
    Professor Charlotte Stagg, LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE
    Nominated by:
    St Edmund Hall, Clinical
    Professor Amy Bogaard, St Cross, • Four persons elected by and from the
    Neurosciences
    Archaeology members of the Faculty of English
    Professor Kate Watkins, St Anne’s,
    Professor Helena Hamerow, St Cross, Language and Literature, three to
    Experimental Psychology
    Archaeology serve until the start of MT 2023 [vice
    • One person from among the staff Professor Andrew Wilson, All Souls, Professor David Dwan, Dr Adam
    who are not Heads of Department Archaeology Guy and Dr David Taylor] and one to
    or statutory professors who Professor Chris Gosden, Keble, serve until the start of MT 2022 [vice
    are members of the Faculty of Archaeology Professor Paulina Kewes]
    422 University of Oxford Gazette • 20 May 2021

    The following nominations have been The following nominations have been Nominated by:
    received: received: Professor Anna Abulafia, Lady
    Margaret Hall, Theology &
    Gareth Lloyd Evans, BA MA Durh, Erica Charters, BHum Carleton, MA
    Religion
    DPhil Oxf, St Hilda’s, Faculty of English Toronto, DPhil Oxf, Fellow of Wolfson,
    Dr Sarah Apetrei, Mansfield,
    Language & Literature Faculty of History
    Theology & Religion
    Nominated by: Nominated by: Dr Mary Marshall, St Benet’s Hall,
    Professor Ros Ballaster, Mansfield, Dr Natalia Nowakowska, Somerville, Theology & Religion
    English History Professor William Wood, Oriel,
    Professor Rebecca Beasley, Queen’s, Professor David Priestland, Theology & Religion
    English St Edmund Hall, History
    Professor Joel Rasmussen, PhD
    Professor Helen Small, Merton, Dr Alan Strathern, Brasenose, History
    Harvard, Fellow of Mansfield, Faculty
    English Professor John Watts, Corpus
    of Theology & Religion
    Professor Daniel Wakelin, St Hilda’s, Christi, History
    English Nominated by:
    Professor Senia Paseta, BA Melbourne,
    Professor Anna Abulafia, Lady
    Dr Freya Johnston, BA PhD Camb, MA MA Oxf, PhD ANU, Fellow of St Hugh’s,
    Margaret Hall, Theology &
    Oxf, Fellow of St Anne’s, Faculty of Faculty of History
    Religion
    English Language & Literature
    Nominated by: Dr Sarah Apetrei, Mansfield,
    Nominated by: Dr Natalia Nowakowska, Somerville, Theology & Religion
    Professor Ros Ballaster, Mansfield, History Dr Mary Marshall, St Benet’s Hall,
    English Professor David Priestland, Theology & Religion
    Professor Rebecca Beasley, Queen’s, St Edmund Hall, History Professor William Wood, Oriel,
    English Dr Alan Strathern, Brasenose, History Theology & Religion
    Professor Helen Small, Merton, English Professor John Watts, Corpus
    Professor Katherine Southwood, MSt
    Professor Daniel Wakelin, St Hilda’s, Christi, History
    DPhil Oxf, Fellow of St John’s, Faculty
    English
    Professor Andrew Thompson, BA DPhil of Theology & Religion
    Dr Stuart D Lee, BA Keele, MA PhD KCL, Oxf, Fellow of Nuffield, Faculty of
    Nominated by:
    Faculty of English Language & Literature/ History
    Professor Anna Abulafia, Lady
    IT Services
    Nominated by: Margaret Hall, Theology & Religion
    Nominated by: Dr Natalia Nowakowska, Somerville, Dr Sarah Apetrei, Mansfield,
    Professor Ros Ballaster, Mansfield, History Theology & Religion
    English Professor David Priestland, Dr Mary Marshall, St Benet’s Hall,
    Professor Rebecca Beasley, Queen’s, St Edmund Hall, History Theology & Religion
    English Dr Alan Strathern, Brasenose, History Professor William Wood, Oriel,
    Professor Helen Small, Merton, Professor John Watts, Corpus Theology & Religion
    English Christi, History
    Professor Daniel Wakelin, St Hilda’s, Notes:
    Dr Lucy Wooding, MA DPhil Oxf, Fellow
    English
    of Lincoln, Faculty of History Nominations in writing for the elections
    Dr Tess Somervell, MPhil PhD Camb, on 10 June, by four members of
    Nominated by:
    MA Oxf, Worcester, Faculty of English Congregation other than the candidate,
    Dr Natalia Nowakowska, Somerville,
    Language & Literature were received by the Elections Office
    History
    at the University Offices, Wellington
    Nominated by: Professor David Priestland,
    Square, up to 4pm on 13 May. For
    Professor Ros Ballaster, Mansfield, St Edmund Hall, History
    further information, please contact
    English Dr Alan Strathern, Brasenose, History
    the Elections Office (elections.office@
    Professor Rebecca Beasley, Queen’s, Professor John Watts, Corpus
    admin.ox.ac.uk).
    English Christi, History
    Professor Helen Small, Merton,
    BOARD OF THE FACULTY OF THEOLOGY
    English
    AND RELIGION
    Professor Daniel Wakelin, St Hilda’s,
    English • Three persons elected by and from
    among the members of the Faculty
    BOARD OF THE FACULTY OF HISTORY
    of Theology and Religion, to hold
    • Four persons elected by and from among office with immediate effect to MT
    the members of the Faculty of History 2023
    holding posts on the establishment or
    The following nominations have been
    under the aegis of the board, three to
    received:
    serve until the start of MT 2023 [vice Dr
    Alan Strathern, Professor Maria Misra The Revd Dr Michael Lloyd, MA Camb,
    and Dr Erica Charters] and one to serve DPhil Oxf, Wycliffe Hall, Faculty of
    until the start of MT 2022 [vice Professor Theology & Religion
    Natalia Nowakowska]
    University of Oxford Gazette • 20 May 2021 423

    Lapsed vacancies Studies, elected by the members of the One person from among the externally
    Faculty of Biochemistry, the Faculty funded research staff who are members
    As no or insufficient nominations were of Clinical Medicine, the Faculty of of the Faculty of Biochemistry, the
    received, the following vacancies have Physiological Sciences and the Faculty Faculty of Clinical Medicine, the
    now lapsed and, in accordance with the of Psychological Studies, to serve until Faculty of Physiological Sciences and
    regulations, must remain vacant until the start of MT 2025 the Faculty of Psychological Studies,
    an appointment is made jointly by the elected jointly by the members of the
    One person from the Nuffield Department
    Proctors and the Vice- Chancellor. Faculty of Biochemistry, the Faculty
    of Women’s and Reproductive Health,
    of Clinical Medicine, the Faculty of
    Any eligible member of Congregation the Department of Oncology and the
    Physiological Sciences and the Faculty
    who wishes to be considered for Nuffield Department of Surgical Sciences,
    of Psychological Studies to serve until
    appointment to one of these vacancies who is also a member of the Faculty of
    the start of MT 2025
    is asked to contact the Elections Office Biochemistry, the Faculty of Clinical
    (elections.office@admin.ox.ac.uk) by Medicine, the Faculty of Physiological
    Board of the Faculty of Classics
    10 June. Sciences or the Faculty of Psychological
    Studies, elected by the members of the Two of three persons elected by and
    Pool for constituting Panels under Faculty of Biochemistry, the Faculty from among the members of the
    Statute XII of Clinical Medicine, the Faculty of Subfaculty of Ancient History to serve
    Physiological Sciences and the Faculty of until the start of MT 2023
    One of eight members of Congregation
    Psychological Studies, to serve until the
    to whom Statute XII applies, not Three persons elected by and from
    start of MT 2025
    necessarily representing any division among the members of the Sub-faculty
    and not in any case being nominated One person from the Nuffield of Classical Languages and Literature to
    in a divisional capacity, elected by Department of Orthopaedics, serve until the start of MT 2023
    members of Congregation to serve until Rheumatology and Musculoskeletal
    the start of MT 2025 Sciences and the Sir William Dunn Board of the Faculty of Music
    School of Pathology who is also a
    Two persons elected by and from
    Panel for constituting the Visitatorial member of the Faculty of Biochemistry,
    among the members of the Faculty of
    Board under Statute XII Part C the Faculty of Clinical Medicine, the
    Music to serve until the start of MT 2023
    Faculty of Physiological Sciences or
    Three members of Congregation required
    the Faculty of Psychological Studies,
    to engage in academic teaching and/or Board of the Faculty of Oriental
    elected by the members of the
    research either by their written contracts Studies
    Faculty of Biochemistry, the Faculty
    of employment or by established and
    of Clinical Medicine, the Faculty of Three persons elected by and from
    agreed practice elected by Congregation
    Physiological Sciences and the Faculty among the members of the Faculty of
    to serve until the start of MT 2025
    of Psychological Studies to serve until Oriental Studies, two to serve until the
    the start of MT 2025 start of MT 2023 and one to serve until
    Delegacy for Nomination of Candidates
    the start of MT 2022
    for Ecclesiastical Benefices One person from the Department of
    Paediatrics, the Department of Primary
    One of two members of Convocation
    Care Health Sciences and the Nuffield
    elected by Congregation to serve until
    Department of Population Health
    the start of MT 2027
    who is also a member of the Faculty of
    Biochemistry, the Faculty of Clinical
    Mathematical, Physical and Life
    Medicine, the Faculty of Physiological
    Sciences Board
    Sciences or the Faculty of Psychological
    One person elected by and from among Studies, elected by the members of the
    the members of the Faculty of Physics Faculty of Biochemistry, the Faculty
    to serve until the start of MT 2025 of Clinical Medicine, the Faculty of
    Physiological Sciences and the Faculty
    One person elected by and from among
    of Psychological Studies to serve until
    the members of the Faculty of Statistics
    the start of MT 2025
    to serve until the start of MT 2025
    One person from the Department of
    One person elected by and from among
    Physiology, Anatomy and Genetics and
    the members of the Faculty of Zoology
    the Radcliffe Department of Medicine
    to serve until the start of MT 2024
    who is also a member of the Faculty of
    Biochemistry, the Faculty of Clinical
    Medical Sciences Divisional Board
    Medicine, the Faculty of Physiological
    One person from the Department Sciences or the Faculty of Psychological
    of Biochemistry and the Nuffield Studies, elected by the members of the
    Department of Clinical Medicine who Faculty of Biochemistry, the Faculty
    is also a member of the Faculty of of Clinical Medicine, the Faculty of
    Biochemistry, the Faculty of Clinical Physiological Sciences and the Faculty
    Medicine, the Faculty of Physiological of Psychological Studies to serve until
    Sciences or the Faculty of Psychological the start of MT 2025
    424 University of Oxford Gazette • 20 May 2021

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    Council and Main 428 Notices435 Advertisements442


    Committees
    General Notices:
    Council of the University: Gazette publication arrangements Notifications of Prizes, Grants
    Changes to Regulations: and Funding 445
    (a) Terms of reference of the Visiting Professorships:
    Investment Committee Mathematical, Physical and Life Europaeum: Oxford–Helsinki Study
    (b) Change to Part 24 of Council Sciences Bursary
    Regulations 15 of 2002: Curators
    of the University Libraries Musical and other Events: Europaeum: Oxford–Prague Study
    (c) Regulation for grants under the Christ Church Bursary
    COVID-19 Emergency Scheme,
    Social Sciences Board: Dasturzada Dr
    Round 2
    Lectures435 Jal Pavry Memorial Prize
    Congregation 24 May:
    Social Sciences Board: Bapsybanoo
    Degree by Resolution Examinations and Boards 436 Marchioness of Winchester Prize
    Council of the University: Examinations for the Degree of
    Register of Congregation Doctor of Philosophy Notifications of Vacancies 446
    Changes to Examination Regulations: Colleges, Halls and Societies
    Congregation430 Continuing Education Board and
    Medical Sciences Board External Vacancies
    Congregation 10 June:
    Humanities Board
    Elections
    Social Sciences Board
    Congregation 15 June:
    (1) Voting on Legislative Proposal: Colleges, Halls and Societies 437
    Statute VII: Divisions, Faculties,
    Sub-faculties, Departments, Obituaries:
    and the Department for St Hilda’s
    Continuing Education St Hugh’s
    (2) Voting on Legislative Proposal:
    Statute VII: Divisions, Faculties,
    Sub-faculties, Departments, Elections437
    and the Department for
    Continuing Education Council:
    (3) Voting on Legislative Proposal: Mathematical, Physical and Life
    Statute X and Congregation Sciences/Medical Sciences
    Regulations 3 of 2002 – non-divisional
    Establishment of the Degree of
    Master of Biomedical Sciences Nominating Committee for the
    (4) Voting on Legislative Proposal: Vice-Chancellorship
    Part 14 of the Schedule to the
    Statutes Buildings and Estates
    (5) Voting on a Resolution Subcommittee
    authorising the allocation
    of space in Phase 2 of the
    Biochemistry Building
    (building number 387) to the
    Medical Sciences Division and
    the Mathematical, Physical and
    Life Sciences Division
    428 University of Oxford Gazette • 27 May 2021

    Council benchmarks and oversight and


    monitoring of compliance with and
    professional expertise and
    experience in the administration of

    and Main implementation of all policies and


    guidelines (including those relating
    archives appointed by the curators.’

    Committees to socially responsible investment)


    relevant to the Funds;
    (c) Regulation for grants under the
    COVID-19 Emergency Scheme, Round 2
    (5) advising the Board of OUEM
    Explanatory Note
    in the recruitment, support and
    appraisal of the Chief Investment College Contributions are governed by
    Officer of OUEM and monitoring his Statute XV, which covers both the Oxford
    Council of the University
    or her performance; College Contributions Fund (OCCF) and
    (6) working with OUEM Ltd to agree the College Contributions Scheme (CCS).
    Changes to Regulations
    the fees to be paid by the Funds; The OCCF is held by the University in
    Council has made the following (7) creating, and reviewing on a trust to ‘make such grants and loans to
    changes to regulations, to come into regular basis, an Investment Policy colleges for University purposes as may
    effect on 11 June. Statement which Council shall seem desirable’. Distributions from the
    approve; OCCF to colleges require a regulation
    (a) Terms of reference of the (8) reviewing Representations relevant to be made by Council (under section 7
    Investment Committee to that policy submitted via the of Statute XV). The general purpose of
    Ethical Investment Representations the CCS is to collect contributions from
    Explanatory Note
    Review Subcommittee and making the colleges for University purposes
    The proposed changes amend the recommendations to Council as that will also benefit the colleges. The
    terms of reference of the Investment appropriate; details of the current scheme (CCS 7) are
    Committee to clarify the investments (9) reporting to Council at least set out in Council Regulations 1 of 2020,
    under its remit. annually on the matters above which specify that the income collected
    and on such other matters as the under CCS 7 shall be fully distributed
    Text of Regulations
    committee sees fit.’ each year and shall be used (a) to make
    In Part 23 of Council Regulations 15 grants to build endowment in ‘recipient
    of 2002, concerning the Investment (b) Change to Part 24 of Council colleges’ (as determined by the CCC) (‘the
    Committee, amend regulation 23.6 as Regulations 15 of 2002: Curators of the endowment portion’) and (b) to improve
    follows (new text underlined, deleted University Libraries undergraduate access in colleges and
    text struck through): Permanent Private Halls (‘the access
    Explanatory Note
    portion’).
    ‘23.6. In particular, the committee shall
    The following change to Part 24 of
    be responsible for: Given the current pandemic situation
    Council Regulations 15 of 2002 amends
    Council decided to dedicate two
    (1) recommending to Council suitable the membership of the University
    years of OCCF funds and three years
    investment objectives and, where Archives Subcommittee, making
    of CCS 7 funds to those colleges with
    relevant, distribution policies for the the Head of Archives and Modern
    particularly pressing challenges due
    investments under its remit, currently Manuscripts an ex officio member of the
    to the impact of COVID-19, following
    The Oxford Funds: Collegiate Feeder Subcommittee.
    which the OCCF and CCS will revert to
    Units (part of the fund known as
    Text of Regulations their original purposes. The COVID‑19
    the Oxford Endowment Fund); The
    Emergency Scheme creates a pool
    Oxford Funds: OCF Units; the Strategic In Part 24 of Council Regulations 15 of
    of funds consisting of the normal
    Capital Account; the Venture Fund 2002, concerning the Curators of the
    annual distribution from OCCF and
    (“the Funds”); University Libraries, amend regulation
    the endowment portion (only) of
    (2) setting, where appropriate, 24.12 as follows (new text underlined,
    CCS 7 (the requirement that grants be
    investment policies, benchmarks, deleted text struck through):
    used ‘to build endowment’ has been
    risk guidelines and investment
    ‘24.12. The subcommittee shall consist of: temporarily suspended). The grants to
    restrictions for the Funds taking
    be paid this year are therefore coming
    into account the agreed objectives (1) a Curator of the University
    in part from the OCCF, meaning that a
    and policies as set out in 23.6 (1) and Libraries appointed by the curators,
    regulation needs to be made by Council.
    including those relating to socially who shall chair the subcommittee;
    responsible investment; (2) the Registrar or a person The total sum available for distribution
    (3) advising Council, or such other appointed by the Registrar; under the COVID-19 Emergency
    body as Council might direct, on (3) the Keeper of Special Collections; Scheme is £13.314m, of which
    implications of specific socially (4) the Head of Archives and Modern £1,272,599 was allocated in round 1.
    responsible investment-related Manuscripts; Round 2 grants total £11,439,470,
    proposals with regard to any (45) a member of the History Faculty leaving £771,038 in the scheme. Council
    potential impact on the investment appointed by the Board of that Faculty; decided at its meeting on 17 May that,
    objective or strategy of the (56) a person appointed by the as all eligible colleges have made an
    investments under its remit; curators from among members of the application and a relatively small sum
    (4) evaluating, where relevant, the divisions not otherwise represented remains, round 3 will be deferred and
    performance of the Funds against on the subcommittee; the remaining sum carried forward as
    investment objectives and agreed (67) an external member with CSS 7 funds in 2021–22.
    University of Oxford Gazette • 27 May 2021 429

    As grants made under the COVID‑19 This regulation authorises the Text of Regulations
    Emergency Scheme consist of grants which Council has decided
    ‘The following amounts shall be paid
    funds drawn in part from the OCCF, to make from (in part) the OCCF, on
    as grants to the colleges named, in each
    distributions under this scheme require the recommendations of the College
    case under (in part) the provisions of
    a regulation to be made by Council. Contributions Committee, following
    section 7 of Statute XV, for application
    that Committee’s consideration of the
    in the financial year shown.’
    round 2 applications submitted in 2021.

    College Purpose 2020–21

    A sum to help the college to achieve a sustainable position following losses and additional costs
    Green £817,746.00
    associated with COVID-19
    Templeton
    Total £817,746.00

    Harris A sum to help the college to achieve a sustainable position following losses and additional costs
    £820,400.00
    associated with COVID-19
    Manchester
    Total £820,400.00
    A sum to help the college to achieve a sustainable position following losses and additional costs
    £1,000,000.00
    Keble associated with COVID-19
    Total £1,000,000.00
    A sum to help the college to achieve a sustainable position following losses and additional costs
    £715,378.00
    associated with COVID-19
    Kellogg A share in a sum to allow the recruitment and employment of a legacy gifts officer £31,285.00
    Total £746,663.00
    Lady A sum to help the college to achieve a sustainable position following losses and additional costs
    £1,000,000.00
    Margaret associated with COVID-19
    Hall Total £1,000,000.00
    A sum to help the college to achieve a sustainable position following losses and additional costs
    £440,376.00
    associated with COVID-19
    Linacre
    A share in a sum to allow the recruitment and employment of a legacy gifts officer £31,285.00
    Total £471,661.00

    A sum to help the college to achieve a sustainable position following losses and additional costs £489,000.00
    associated with COVID-19
    Mansfield
    A share in a sum to allow the recruitment and employment of a legacy gifts officer £31,285.00
    Total £520,285.00
    A sum to help the college to achieve a sustainable position following losses and additional costs
    £1,000,000.00
    Pembroke associated with COVID-19
    Total £1,000,000.00
    A sum to help the college to achieve a sustainable position following losses and additional costs
    £799,608.00
    St Anne’s associated with COVID-19
    Total £799,608.00
    A sum to help the college to achieve a sustainable position following losses and additional costs
    St Cross £1,000,000.00
    associated with COVID-19
    Total £1,000,000.00

    St Edmund A sum to help the college to achieve a sustainable position following losses and additional costs
    £1,000,000.00
    Hall associated with COVID-19
    Total £1,000,000.00
    A sum to help the college to achieve a sustainable position following losses and additional costs
    £500,000.00
    associated with COVID-19
    St Hilda’s
    £500,000.00
    A sum to help the college to achieve a sustainable position following losses and additional costs
    St Hugh’s £1,000,000.00
    associated with COVID-19
    Total £1,000,000.00

    St Peter’s A sum to help the college to achieve a sustainable position following losses and additional costs
    £594,000.00
    associated with COVID-19
    Total £594,000.00
    TOTAL £11,176,508.00
    430 University of Oxford Gazette • 27 May 2021

    Congregation and the Department for Continuing


    Education, amend section 14 as follows
    (new text underlined):
    ‘14. The department shall be under the
    general supervision of a Continuing
    Education Strategic Management
    Board, the membership, functions, and
    powers of which shall be laid down by
    Council by regulation.’
    The sums listed are maxima. The Congregation 10 June
    This change shall be effective from 1
    payment of each grant, and the precise
    October 2021.
    sum payable, shall be dependent on the Contested elections
    success with which each college meets Regulations to be made by Council if the
    Council
    certain conditions laid down by Council Statute is approved
    Nominating Committee for the Vice-
    on the recommendation of the College
    Chancellorship 1 In Council Regulations 15 of 2002,
    Contributions Committee.’
    Buildings and Estates Subcommittee delete existing Part 16 concerning
    the Continuing Education Board and
    Congregation 24 May
    Details are in ‘Elections’ section below. substitute:
    Degree by Resolution ‘Part 16: Continuing Education
    Congregation 15 June
    Strategic Management Board
    (1) Voting on Legislative Proposal: 16.1. The Continuing Education
    This content has been removed Statute VII: Divisions, Faculties, Strategic Management Board shall
    Sub-faculties, Departments, and the consist of:
    as it contains personal Department for Continuing Education
    information protected under the (1) a senior member of the University,
    Explanatory Note appointed by Council, who shall
    Data Protection Act. be chair and who should not hold
    In July 2019 Council commissioned a
    a salaried teaching or research
    Council review of the Department for
    post within the Department for
    Continuing Education as an outcome of
    Continuing Education;
    the 2019 Education Committee review
    Council of the University (2) a member appointed by
    of the Department for Continuing
    Education Committee from among
    Education (OUDCE). The report was
    Register of Congregation its own members;
    received by Council at its meeting
    (3)–(6) the head of division of each
    The Vice-Chancellor reports that the in week 8 of Hilary term 2021 and
    division or one of their deputy/
    following names have been added to its recommendations endorsed.
    associate heads;
    the Register of Congregation: Recommendations 6 to 9 of the review
    (7) the Director of the Department
    report related to the governance of
    Groves, L R, Tropical Medicine for Continuing Education;
    the department and the replacement
    Marguerie de Rotrou, B, NDM
    of the Continuing Education Board 16.2. The board may co-opt up to two
    Strategic
    with a new Continuing Education additional members, who shall not
    Waghorn, N J, Faculty of Philosophy
    Strategic Management Board, with be members of the Department for
    Williams, F, NDM Experimental
    an independent chair, more focused Continuing Education. If the Chair
    Medicine
    membership and clear responsibility for or member appointed by Education
    Divisional and Faculty Boards strategic matters. Committee is not a senior college
    officer then the board shall co-opt such
    For changes in regulations for The proposed amendments update
    a member as one of these additional
    examinations see ‘Changes to the name of the board in Statute VII
    members.
    Examination Regulations’ below. and replace the existing regulations for
    the Continuing Education Board with 16.3. Students shall have the right
    new regulations for the Continuing to be represented at meetings of
    Education Strategic Management the Continuing Education Strategic
    Board. Management Board in accordance with
    Part 2 of Council Regulations 14 of 2002
    WHEREAS it is expedient to enhance
    (Regulations for Committees).
    the governance of the University’s
    Department for Continuing Education (1) For the purpose of this regulation,
    by replacing the Continuing Education a student is any individual who
    Board with a new Continuing Education has a current contract of study
    Strategic Management Board, THE with the University in relation to
    UNIVERSITY ENACTS AS FOLLOWS. an award-bearing course run by
    the Department for Continuing
    In Statute VII, concerning Divisions,
    Education.
    Faculties, Sub-faculties, Departments,
    University of Oxford Gazette • 27 May 2021 431

    (2) The student body shall be (5) The board shall consider and (2) Voting on Legislative Proposal:
    represented at the board by one advise the Planning and Resource Statute VII: Divisions, Faculties,
    student, who may be selected by Allocation Committee of Council Sub-faculties, Departments, and the
    election or direct nomination. on the funding requirements of Department for Continuing Education
    (3) The representative shall be continuing education across the
    Explanatory Note
    nominated as agreed between the University, with particular reference
    student body and the board from to the preparation of bids under any Council has approved a proposal from
    amongst the student representatives public funding system; and the Mathematical, Physical and Life
    on the academic committees of (6) The board shall make an annual Sciences Division to merge the existing
    the Department for Continuing report to the Education Committee Departments of Plant Sciences and
    Education. of Council on the activities of Zoology to create a new Department of
    (4) The representative shall serve for the board and of the Department Biology, with effect from 1 August 2022.
    one year, and shall be eligible for re- for Continuing Education in the The proposal has endorsement from the
    nomination if they remain a student. preceding academic year, measured two departments.
    (5) The student shall be entitled to against the board’s agreed five-year
    To implement that decision, changes
    speak at meetings but not to vote. strategic plan.’
    are required to Statute VII, to merge
    16.4. In discharging its responsibilities 2 In Council Regulations 17 of 2002, the two faculties, and to Council
    under section 14 of Statute VII the concerning Divisional Boards, amend regulations regarding composition
    board shall, subject to plans, policies regulation 1(12) as follows (new text of the MPLS Division and Board.
    and guidelines set by Council and underlined): Membership of two Gardens, Libraries
    its committees, have the following and Museums Boards of Visitors also
    ‘(12) the division’s relations with
    functions and powers, together with needs amending to reflect the creation
    the Continuing Education Strategic
    such other functions and powers as of the new department.
    Management Board on matters of
    may be assigned to it by Council:
    common interest and in all cases in WHEREAS it is expedient to merge the
    (1) The board shall set and exercise which planned developments relate to existing Departments of Plant Sciences
    oversight of the strategic direction part-time provision, outreach, or other and Zoology to create a new Department
    of the Department for Continuing continuing education activities;’ of Biology and amend regulations to
    Education in collaboration with the reflect these changes, THE UNIVERSITY
    3 In Part 3 of Council Regulations 2 of
    divisions, and colleges, societies and ENACTS AS FOLLOWS.
    2004, concerning the Committee for
    Permanent Private Halls, including
    the Language Centre, amend regulation In Statute VII, concerning Divisions,
    the development of a five-year
    3.1(6) as follows (new text underlined): Faculties, Sub-faculties, Departments,
    strategic plan for the Department
    and the Department for Continuing
    which shall be presented for ‘(6) a person appointed by the
    Education, amend section 5
    approval by the Education Continuing Education Strategic
    regarding faculties, sub-faculties
    Committee of Council; Management Board;’
    and departments as follows (new
    (2) The board shall approve, monitor
    4 In Council Regulations 25 of 2002, text underlined, deleted text struck
    and review detailed three-year plans
    concerning academic and other posts, through):
    and one-year operating statements
    Continuing Education, Department for,
    prepared by the Department for ‘5. There shall be twenty-sevensix
    The Lecturers’ and Officials’ Benefit
    Continuing Education covering all faculties:
    Fund, amend regulations 2 and 3 as
    aspects of the academic provision,
    follows (new text underlined): (1) the Faculty of Anthropology and
    physical resource, financing and
    Geography;
    operations of the department for ‘2. The administration of the fund
    (2) the Faculty of Biochemistry;
    consideration by the University; shall be entrusted to the Continuing
    (3) the Faculty of Biology;
    (3) The board shall approve the Education Strategic Management
    (34) Tthe Faculty of Chemistry;
    preparation and submission of Board.
    (45) the Faculty of Classics;
    the annual operating budget of
    3. The Continuing Education Strategic (56) the Faculty of Clinical Medicine;
    the Department for Continuing
    Management Board shall have power (67) the Faculty of Computer
    Education, in accordance with the
    to spend the income of the fund for Science;
    University’s budgeting and financial
    the purposes hereinafter described, (78) the Faculty of Earth Sciences;
    policies, and monitor and review its
    and may, subject to the approval of (89) the Faculty of Engineering
    operation during the financial year;
    the department, in a particular case Science;
    (4) the board shall oversee the
    where it appears to them desirable and (910) the Faculty of English
    development and operation
    equitable spend up to one-fifth of the Language and Literature;
    of the educational courses
    capital for the time being.’ (1011) the Faculty of History;
    offered by the Department for
    (1112) the Faculty of Law;
    Continuing Education to ensure 5 These regulations shall be effective
    (1213) the Faculty of Linguistics,
    that the academic quality and from 1 October 2021.
    Philology, and Phonetics;
    standards of its provision is
    (1314) the Faculty of Management;
    maintained, in accordance with the
    (1415) the Faculty of Materials;
    University’s policies and guidance
    (1516) the Faculty of Mathematics;
    for admissions, teaching and
    assessment;
    432 University of Oxford Gazette • 27 May 2021

    (1617) the Faculty of Medieval and from among the members of the (2) the Pro-Vice-Chancellor with
    Modern European Languages and Faculty of Biology; responsibility for Gardens, Libraries
    Literatures other than English (12), (13), (14) two persons elected by and Museums (GLAM);
    (elsewhere in the statutes and and from among the members of the (3) one of the Proctors or the
    regulations referred to as the Faculty Faculty of Chemistry; Assessor as may be agreed between
    of Medieval and Modern Languages); (14), (15), (16) two persons elected by them;
    (1718) the Faculty of Music; and from among the members of the (4)−(7) up to four persons appointed
    (1819) the Faculty of Oriental Faculty of Engineering Science; by Council, ensuring a balance of
    Studies; (16), (17), (18) two persons elected by representation from across the four
    (1920) the Faculty of Philosophy; and from among the members of the academic divisions;
    (2021) the Faculty of Physics; Faculty of Physics; (8) the Director of the Pitt Rivers
    (2122) the Faculty of Physiological (18), (19), (20) two persons elected by Museum;
    Sciences; and from among the members of the (9) the Head of the Department of
    (22) the Faculty of Plant Sciences; Faculty of Mathematics; ZoologyBiology or his or hertheir
    (23) the Faculty of Psychological (2021) a person elected by and from nominee;
    Studies; among the members of the Faculty (10) the Head of the Department
    (24) the Faculty of Social Studies; of Computer Science; of Earth Sciences or his or hertheir
    (25) the Faculty of Statistics; (2122) a person elected by and from nominee;
    (26) the Faculty of Theology and among the members of the Faculty (11) a faculty member of
    Religion;. of Earth Sciences; ZoologyBiology, appointed by
    (27) the Faculty of Zoology.’ (2223) a person elected by and from the Head of the Department of
    among the members of the Faculty ZoologyBiology, in consultation
    This change shall be effective from 1
    of Materials; with the Chair of the Visitors and the
    August 2022.
    (23) a person elected by and from Director of the Museum;
    Regulations to be made by Council if the among the members of the Faculty (12) a faculty member of Earth
    Statute is approved of Plant Sciences; Sciences, appointed by the Head of
    (24) a person elected by and from the Department of Earth Sciences,
    1 In Council Regulations 16 of 2002,
    among the members of the Faculty in consultation with the Chair of
    regarding divisions, amend regulation 2
    of Statistics; the Visitors and the Director of the
    as follows (new text underlined,
    (25) a person elected by and from Museum.’
    deleted text struck through):
    among the members of the Faculty
    4 In Council Regulations 6 of 2019
    ‘2. The Mathematical, Physical and Life of Zoology;
    regarding Oxford Botanic Garden and
    Sciences Division shall comprise the (25), (26) - (27) two persons
    Arboretum, amend regulation 2 as
    following faculties and departments: appointed, for a three-year term,
    follows (new text underlined, deleted
    under the procedures of the
    (1) Biology text struck through):
    Conference of Colleges. They shall
    (12) Chemistry;
    have appropriate experience and ‘2. The Visitors of the Oxford Botanic
    (23) Computer Science;
    understanding of academic policy Garden and Arboretum shall be:
    (34) Earth Sciences;
    and finance and be familiar with the
    (45) Engineering Science; (1) a chair who shall be appointed by
    subject areas concerned, but should
    (56) Materials; the Vice-Chancellor;
    not hold a salaried teaching or
    (67) Mathematics; (2) the Pro-Vice-Chancellor with
    research post within the division;
    (78) Physics; responsibility for Gardens, Libraries
    (2827) a person appointed, for
    (8) Plant Sciences; and Museums (GLAM);
    a three-year term, under the
    (9) Statistics;. (3) one of the Proctors or the
    procedures of the Oxford Research
    (10) Zoology;’ Assessor as may be agreed between
    Staff Society (OxRSS) from among
    them;
    2 In Council Regulations 17 of 2002, its members, being members of
    (4) the Sherardian Professor of
    regarding divisional boards, amend a department in the division.
    Botany, who shall be called Keeper
    regulation 10 as follows (new text Attendance at meetings by the
    of the Oxford Botanic Garden and
    underlined, deleted text struck OxRSS member shall be subject to
    Arboretum;
    through): similar arrangements as for student
    (5) a person appointed by
    members, as set out in regulations
    ‘10. The Mathematical, Physical and the Department of Plant
    37–39 below.’
    Life Sciences Board shall consist of: SciencesBiology;
    3 In Council Regulations 3 of 2019 (6) the Director of the Oxford
    (1) the Head of the Mathematical,
    regarding Oxford University Museum of University Museum of Natural
    Physical and Life Sciences Division,
    Natural History, amend regulation 2 as History;
    who shall be chair;
    follows (new text underlined, deleted (7)–(10) up to four persons appointed
    (2)–(1110) the Heads of the
    text struck through): by Council, ensuring a balance of
    Departments of Biology, Chemistry,
    representation from across the four
    Computer Science, Earth Sciences, ‘2. The Visitors of the Oxford University
    academic divisions.’
    Engineering Science, Materials, Museum of Natural History shall be:
    Mathematics, Physics, Plant 5 These changes shall be effective from
    (1) a chair who shall be appointed by
    Sciences, and Statistics and Zoology; 1 August 2022.
    the Vice-Chancellor;
    (11), (12) two persons elected by and
    University of Oxford Gazette • 27 May 2021 433

    (3) Voting on Legislative Proposal: Insignissime, etc, praesento vobis hos Engineering or Mathematics or
    Statute X and Congregation meos scholares et has meas scholares Mathematics and Computer Science
    Regulations 3 of 2002 – Establishment in facultate Artium, ut admittantur ad or Mathematics and Philosophy or
    of the Degree of Master of Biomedical gradum Magistri in illis scientiis quae Mathematics and Physics or Physics or
    Sciences in schedula a Registrario publicata Physics and Philosophy is held together
    scriptae sunt.’ with a higher degree, the holder will
    Explanatory Note
    rank in precedence equally with a
    4 Ibid, in regulation 4.4, amend
    Council has approved a proposal person who holds the same higher
    paragraph (21) as follows (new text
    from the Medical Science Division to degree together with the Degree of
    underlined, deleted text struck
    establish a new degree of Master of Master of Arts.’
    though):
    Biomedical Sciences. The new four-year
    3 Ibid, in regulation 2.1, amend as
    MBiomedSci in Biomedical Sciences, ‘(16) Master of Biochemistry, Biology,
    follows (new text underlined, deleted
    to be introduced from October 2021, Chemistry, Computer Science, Earth
    text struck though):
    builds on the existing BA in Biomedical Sciences, Engineering, Mathematics,
    Sciences with the opportunity to take a Physics, Mathematics and Computer ‘Bachelor of Arts, or Master of
    new fourth year at Master’s level. Science, Mathematics and Philosophy, Biology or Biochemistry or Biology or
    Mathematics and Physics, Physics and Biomedical Sciences or Chemistry or
    To implement that decision, changes
    Philosophy, and Computer Science and Computer Science or Computer Science
    are required to Statute X and to
    Philosophy, and Biomedical Sciences and Philosophy or Earth Sciences
    Congregation Regulations 3 of 2002
    or Engineering or Mathematics or
    to add the degree. Changes are also Domini, ego admitto vos ad gradum
    Mathematics and Computer Science
    required to Council Regulations 22 of Magistri in Biochimia, vel Biologia, vel
    or Mathematics and Philosophy, or
    2002, concerning academic precedence Chimia, vel Scientia Computatoria,
    Mathematics and Physics or Physics
    and standing. vel Scientiis Terrenis, vel Ingeniaria,
    or Physics and Philosophy until the
    vel Mathematica, vel Physica, vel
    The opportunity has also been taken twenty-first term from matriculation’
    Mathematica et Scientia Computatoria,
    to correct some inconsistencies or
    vel Mathematica et Philosophia, 4 Ibid, in Part 3, after ‘Master of Biology
    ordering and make additions that had
    vel Mathematica et Physica, vel (MBiol)’ insert ‘Master of Biomedical
    been missed in a footnote.
    Physica et Philosophia, vel Scientia Sciences (MBiomedSci)’.
    WHEREAS it is expedient to establish Computatoria et Philosophia, vel
    the degree of Master of Biomedical Scientiis Biomedicis prout in schedula (4) Voting on Legislative Proposal: Part
    Sciences, THE UNIVERSITY ENACTS AS a Registrario scriptum est; insuper 14 of the Schedule to the Statutes
    FOLLOWS. auctoritate mea et totius Universitatis,
    Explanatory Note
    do vobis potestatem legendi, et reliqua
    1 In section 1 of Statute X, after ‘Master
    omnia faciendi quae ad eundem The following legislative proposal,
    of Physics and Philosophy’, insert
    gradum spectant.’ made on the recommendation of
    ‘Master of Biomedical Sciences’.
    the Board of the Faculty of Theology
    Regulations to be made by Council if the
    2 In regulation 4.2 (1) of Congregation and Religion, amends administrative
    Statute is approved
    Regulations 3 of 2002, concerning the provisions concerning the Ellerton
    conduct of ceremonies in Congregation, 1 In regulation 2.1 of Council Theological Essay Prizes to enable the
    and certain other ceremonies, amend as Regulations 22 of 2002, concerning funds to be put to better use in support
    follows (new text underlined): academic precedence and standing, of the trust purposes.
    amend as follows (new text underlined,
    ‘Magistri in Biochimia, vel Biologia, WHEREAS it is expedient to amend
    deleted text struck though):
    vel Chimia, vel Scientia Computatoria, Part 14 of the Schedule to the Statutes
    Scientiis Terrenis, vel Ingeniaria, ‘Master of Arts, or Master of Biology or to amend administrative provisions
    vel Mathematicis, vel Physica, vel Biochemistry or Biology or Biomedical concerning the Ellerton Theological
    Mathematica et Scientia Computatoria, Sciences or Chemistry or Computer Essay Prizes, THE UNIVERSITY ENACTS
    vel Mathematica et Philosophia, vel Science or Computer Science and AS FOLLOWS.
    Mathematica et Physica, vel Physica et Philosophy or Earth Sciences or
    In the Schedule to the Statutes,
    Philosophia, vel Scientia Computatoria Engineering or Mathematics or
    concerning the Ellerton Theological
    et Philosophia, vel Scientiis Biomedicis’ Mathematics and Computer Science
    Essay Prizes, amend Part 14 as follows
    or Mathematics and Philosophy, or
    3 Ibid, in regulation 4.3, amend (new text underlined, deleted text
    Mathematics and Physics or Physics
    paragraph (21) as follows (new text struck through):
    or Physics and Philosophy with effect
    underlined, deleted text struck
    from the twenty-first term from ‘14.1. The annual net income of
    though):
    matriculation2’ the benefaction given in 1825 by
    ‘(21) Master of Biochemistry, Biology, The Revd Edward Ellerton, DD,
    2 Ibid, in regulation 2.1, amend footnote
    Chemistry, Computer Science, Earth Fellow of Magdalen College, for the
    2 as follows (new text underlined):
    Sciences, Engineering, Mathematics, encouragement of theological learning
    Physics, Mathematics and Computer ‘2 If the Degree of Master of in the University by the establishment
    Science, Mathematics and Philosophy, Biochemistry or Biology or Biomedical of an annual prize for an English Eessay
    Mathematics and Physics, Physics and Sciences or Chemistry or Computer in English shall continue to form the
    Philosophy, and Computer Science and Science or Computer Science and endowment fund for the Ellerton
    Philosophy, and Biomedical Sciences Philosophy or Earth Sciences or Theological Essay Prize.
    434 University of Oxford Gazette • 27 May 2021

    14.2. (1) The prize shall be of a value 14.68. Congregation may from time Estates Services (consistent with space
    determined by the board of to time amend this Part so long as the information provided during the annual
    management and shall be offered main object of the benefaction, as space charging snapshot and in line
    annually for the best English Eessay defined in section 14.1 above, is always with the current census date), for record
    in English on some doctrine or duty kept in view.’ keeping and statutory returns, and an
    of the Christian religion or on any annual report of space occupation is
    other subject of theology or religion (5) Voting on a Resolution authorising provided to BESC.
    which shall be deemed meet and the allocation of space in Phase 2 of
    Text of Resolution
    useful by the board of management. the Biochemistry Building (building
    number 387) to the Medical Sciences That:
    (2) If income is sufficient in any
    Division and the Mathematical,
    given year, the board may determine (1) approximately 4,431 sqm net
    Physical and Life Sciences Division
    that more than one prize shall be usable area (NUA) within the
    awarded. Explanatory Note Biochemistry Building Phase 2
    (building number 387) be allocated
    14.3. The prize or prizes shall be Biochemistry Phase 2 has been
    to the Medical Sciences Division,
    open to all student members of the designed to house cross-divisional
    as part of a joint allocation with the
    University and shall be awarded interdisciplinary research across
    Mathematical, Physical and Life
    on such conditions as the board of Medical Sciences (MSD) and
    Sciences Division, with internal
    management shall determine. who, Mathematical, Physical and Life
    occupation changes to be approved
    on the day fixed for the submission Sciences (MPLS), providing a mix of
    by the Biochemistry Phase 2
    of essays, have not exceeded thirty high-quality applied research facilities,
    Management Committee; and
    terms from their matriculation, except laboratories, offices, write-up spaces,
    (2) approximately 4,431 sqm net
    that any candidate holding a degree equipment rooms, support facilities and
    usable area (NUA) within the
    of another university at the time of collaboration spaces. It is proposed that
    Biochemistry Building Phase 2
    his or her matriculation shall not have the building is jointly allocated to MSD
    (building number 387) be allocated
    exceeded twenty-one terms from his or and MPLS (50/50 split at the individual
    to the Mathematical, Physical and
    her matriculation. space level) for occupation by a range
    Life Sciences Division as part of a
    of departments and activities from
    14.4. No one to whom the prize has joint allocation with the Medical
    both divisions. A Biochemistry Phase
    been awarded shall again offer himself Sciences Division, with internal
    2 Management Committee has been
    or herself as a candidate. No person occupation changes to be approved
    created to oversee the use of research
    shall be awarded more than one by the Biochemistry Phase 2
    space within the building (comprising of
    Ellerton Theological Essay Prize. Management Committee
    representatives from each division, and
    14.5. (1) The Board of the Faculty of a representative from each occupying subject to annual reporting to Estates
    Theology and Religion shall be the department, Director of the Kavli Services, for an initial period of five
    board of management of the prize. Institute and SCNI, and Biochemistry years, from commencement of phased
    operations team – reporting to the occupation, expected to be 1 May 2021.
    (2) The board shall appoint annually
    MPLS and MSD Divisional Boards, as
    not more than three judges who shall
    appropriate), with the Department Meeting information
    be paid such fee as the board shall
    of Biochemistry managing internal
    provide, and who shall award the Members of Congregation are
    recharging and day-to-day operations.
    prize. reminded that any two members may,
    To support the intended strategy for
    not later than noon on 7 June, give
    14.6. A difference of opinion among the the building to remain flexible and
    notice in writing to the Registrar that
    judges shall be decided by a majority. allow for fluctuating group sizes, it is
    they wish to oppose or amend the
    proposed that in this instance the space
    14.7. (1) Not later than the end of the legislative proposals at (1) to (4) above
    within the building is allocated to the
    fourth week in Michaelmas Full or the resolution at (5) above (see the
    MSD and MPLS divisions (rather than
    Term candidates shall submit titles note on the conduct of business in
    at a departmental level) and that the
    for approval by the judges, and the Congregation below). If no such notice
    Management Committee oversees the
    essays shall be sent in on or before has been given, and unless Council
    day-to-day change in space occupation
    the first day of the Trinity Term next has declared otherwise or the meeting
    within the building. This arrangement
    ensuing. has been adjourned the legislative
    is proposed on the basis that an annual
    proposals and the resolution shall be
    (2) The length of an essay shall not snapshot of departmental occupations
    declared carried, and the meeting may
    exceed 10,000 words. within the building is provided to
    be cancelled.
    University of Oxford Gazette • 27 May 2021 435

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    Colleges, Elections
    Halls and
    Societies

    Obituaries Contested elections 10 June Professor Sir Gordon W Duff,


    Principal of St Hilda’s
    St Hilda’s The nomination period for the elections Professor Nicholas Day, Kellogg,
    below closed at 4pm on 13 May. Due Mahidol Oxford Medical Research
    Elizabeth Margaret Smithies,
    to current COVID-19 restrictions, the Unit
    2 December 2020; Exhibitioner
    elections on 10 June will be conducted Professor Adrian Hill, Magdalen,
    1956. Aged 83.
    electronically. NDM/Jenner Institute
    Kathleen Scholes (née Marshall),
    Professor Kevin Marsh, St Cross, NDM
    5 January 2021; 1944. Aged 95. The electronic ballots will be
    Professor Sarah Rowland-Jones,
    Dorothy Janet Purvis (née Arscott), administered by Civica Ltd (CES Votes)
    Christ Church, NDM
    9 March 2021; 1949. Aged 90. on behalf of the University of Oxford.
    Professor Diego Sanchez-Ancochea,
    Helen Ceridwen Saunders (née All members of Congregation are
    St Antony’s, International
    Price), 3 May 2021; 1979. Aged 60. eligible to vote in the four contested
    Development
    elections.
    St Hugh’s Professor Helen J Swift, St Hilda’s,
    Members of Congregation were sent Medieval & Modern Languages
    Mrs Margaret Phillips (née Pritchard),
    an email with further instructions Dr Rebecca Surender, Green
    23 March 2021; 1940. Aged 98.
    on Wednesday 26 May. The email Templeton
    from CES Votes contains links to the Dr Benjamin Thompson, Somerville,
    candidates’ statements and a unique History
    link to the voting website – when voters
    Candidate statement:
    click on the link, they will be taken to
    As a member of the collegiate
    the voting website where they can cast
    University since 2003, I have benefited
    their vote. Voters may wish to read
    from inspiring colleagues, a nurturing
    the candidates’ statements before
    environment and extraordinary
    completing their electronic vote. The
    students. I have been afforded the
    voting period will close at 4pm on 10
    opportunity to contribute to an
    June. The results will be announced
    increasingly diverse and inclusive
    on the University website as soon as
    community of global health leaders.
    possible thereafter (https://governance.
    I work continually to realise the
    web.ox.ac.uk/current-elections) and
    University’s strategic priority of
    published in the next issue of the
    fostering inclusive and supportive
    Gazette.
    environments to further enhance
    For further information, please contact diversity and innovation. As course
    the Elections Office (elections.office@ director for the MSc in International
    admin.ox.ac.uk). Health and Tropical Medicine, I have
    extended opportunities for access
    Council for under-represented students from
    LMICs with tremendous potential
    • One member of Congregation elected
    to effect positive change in their
    by Congregation from members
    contexts through securing more than
    of the faculties in the Divisions of
    £3,600,000 in graduate scholarships.
    Mathematical, Physical and Life
    I recognise that recruiting students
    Sciences and of Medical Sciences, to
    from disadvantaged backgrounds
    serve until the start of MT 2025 [vice
    necessitates efforts to support them
    Professor Tim Coulson]
    to succeed. This involves creative
    The following nominations have been curriculum design and teaching
    received: innovations. I am immensely proud
    to have been recognised by Oxford
    Professor Proochista Ariana, DPhil
    SU with six teaching awards to date,
    Oxf, SM Harvard, Mansfield, Faculty of
    including the Special Recognition
    Clinical Medicine
    Award, and by MSD with a Major
    Nominated by: Educator Award. I share my passion
    Helen Mountfield QC, Principal of for teaching through Divisional
    Mansfield teacher training workshops as well as
    438 University of Oxford Gazette • 27 May 2021

    workshops across our Oxford Tropical inform decision making on ways and to Oxford education, undergraduate
    Medicine sites in Thailand (MORU and means to effectively champion such and postgraduate, for a diversity of
    SMUR), Vietnam (OUCRU) and Kenya work within the collegiate University. I talent from across the world, a task that
    (KEMRI). As a current member of the bring in experience across industry and has been made more pressing by the
    University’s Education Committee, academia as well as a global network extension of overseas fees to all non-UK
    I engage with discussions and help into the role, which might help Council students; convinced of the merits of
    inform educational policy decisions. develop effective benchmarks for goal academic self-governance, I will also
    I have also contributed to the Student setting. do all I can to keep Council accountable
    Attainment Gap Working Group to to Congregation in a meaningful way.
    Professor Alexander Schekochihin,
    address a significant challenge to I believe that the University’s first
    BSs MIPT, MA Oxf, MA PhD Princeton,
    meaningful inclusion efforts. priority must be its people – students,
    Fellow of Merton, Department of
    faculty, staff – as the University is only
    On Council, I will draw on my Physics
    ever as excellent and as happy as they
    experience to advocate for
    Nominated by: are.
    accountability on commitments to
    Professor Irene Tracey, Warden of
    diversity, inclusion, educational • One member of Congregation,
    Merton, Clinical Neurosciences
    innovation and the well-being of our not necessarily being members of
    Professor Katherine Willis, Principal
    community. any division and not in any case
    of St Edmund Hall, Zoology
    being nominated in a divisional
    Professor H Bhaskaran, BE COEP, Professor Mindy Chen-Wishart,
    capacity, who shall be elected by
    MA Oxf, PhD Maryland, Wolfson, Merton, Law
    Congregation, to serve until the
    Department of Materials Professor Sir Rory Collins, St John’s,
    start of MT 2025 [vice Mr Richard
    Population Health
    Nominated by: Ovenden]
    Professor Fabian Essler, Worcester,
    Tim Hitchens, President of Wolfson
    Physics The following nominations have been
    Professor Hazel Assender, Linacre,
    Mrs Juliane Kerkhecker, Oriel, received:
    Materials
    Classics
    Professor Martin Booth, Jesus, Professor O P Daley, BSc Middx, MA
    Professor David Paterson, Merton,
    Engineering Science PGCE Lond, Fellow of Jesus, Subfaculty
    Physiology, Anatomy & Genetics
    Alistair Cory, Begbroke Science Park of Geography
    Professor Ian Shipsey, St Catherine’s,
    Martin Edmunds, MPLS Divisional
    Physics Nominated by:
    Office
    Professor Patricia Thornton, Merton, Professor A Dancer, Jesus,
    Professor Patrick Grant,
    Politics & International Relations Mathematics
    St Catherine’s, Pro-Vice-
    Professor Sir Andrew Wiles, Merton, Professor G Garnett, St Hugh’s,
    Chancellor (Research), Materials
    Mathematical Institute History
    Professor Sam Howison,
    Professor P Kewes, Jesus, English
    Mathematical Institute Candidate statement:
    Dr I Klinke, St John’s, Geography
    Professor Robert Taylor, Queen’s, I am a Professor of Theoretical
    Professor K Kohl, Jesus, Medieval &
    Physics Physics and a Tutor at Merton. I was
    Modern Languages
    Professor Angus Wilkinson, St Cross, educated in Russia and the US and
    Dr S Krishnan, Brasenose, Geography
    Materials worked at three universities in the
    Professor A Lora-Wainwright,
    US and UK before coming to Oxford
    Candidate statement: St Cross, Geography
    in 2008. My research interests are in
    I am keen to represent the interests Dr A Murrey, Mansfield, Geography
    plasma (astro)physics, ranging from
    of the experimental sciences that Professor S Tuck, Pembroke, History
    thermodynamics of galaxy clusters
    require laboratory and other shared Dr A Vasudevan, Christ Church,
    to magnetic-confinement fusion for
    infrastructure within the University Geography
    clean energy production. I have a
    community, which are primarily based
    fair amount of experience of college Candidate statement:
    in MPLS and MSD. As an experimentalist
    and departmental governance; a big I have been a member of the University
    working in the Department of Materials,
    task that was particularly rewarding since 1991 when I was appointed
    I have seen how crucial it is for students
    (intellectually) and revealing (of how University Lecturer in Human
    as well as academic staff to engage
    things work) was helping set up and Geography and Tutorial Fellow at
    actively in work within such shared or
    run the new MMathPhys degree, Jesus College. In 2016, I was appointed
    specialized facilities to enhance human
    for which I am currently Chair of Professor of the Human Geography of
    understanding and knowledge. Indeed,
    Examiners. During the 2018 pension Africa. In that time, I have served on,
    such experimental work is often the
    crisis, I was deeply involved in the and chaired, several committees and
    catalyst for true breakthroughs in the
    campaign that persuaded Council working groups, taught thousands
    sciences, and for transformative social
    to declare protecting pensions a of Oxford students and learned a
    change. Thus, University decision
    top priority. The most immediate tremendous amount regarding the
    making requires active representation
    challenges that, if elected, I expect to inner workings of our institution. In
    of areas that overlap with and rely
    face as a member of Council are how to 2015-16, I was the University Assessor.
    heavily on such infrastructure. I hope
    resolve the 2021 pension crisis without This position enabled me to gain
    to actively represent the creativity
    detriment to employees; how to stop specialised knowledge of almost all the
    involved in experimental work that
    the decade-long erosion of salaries; University’s operations and Council
    uses physical resources, and the
    and how to enable merit-based access sub-committees, from Education
    challenges associated with it. I would
    University of Oxford Gazette • 27 May 2021 439

    to Buildings and Estates. I have also independence; changing Government Committees reporting to Council or
    accumulated considerable knowledge funding and policy priorities; one of its main committees
    about the operations of colleges in my attractiveness of the University for
    NOMINATING COMMITTEE FOR THE
    role as Vice-Principal of Jesus College, the best academics and access to the
    VICE-CHANCELLORSHIP
    which ends this academic year. From University for the best students – that
    2012 to 2015, I was a committee member democratic governance measures in • Three persons, not also being
    of the Oxford branch of the University the University are re-established and members of Council, elected by
    and College Union, where I served revitalized. Congregation, one to serve until the
    as Equalities Officer and sat on the start of MT 2025 and two to serve
    I was elected a Fellow of St Catherine’s
    Negotiating Committee. I am currently until the start of MT 2022
    College in 2010 and completed my
    a member of the University’s Race
    DPhil in 2005 at Christ Church. I teach The following nominations have been
    Equality Task Force and I chair one of
    at Trinity College and St Hugh’s. received:
    our subcommittees. Coming from a
    My research concentrates on the
    Black British Caribbean background, Dr Tristan E Franklinos, MPhil DPhil
    intersection of social and physical
    I bring a distinct and transcultural Oxf, MA St And, Fellow of Trinity,
    processes, and I have spent much of the
    perspective to Council. I am deeply Faculty of Classics
    year analysing and modelling policy
    committed to ensuring that the academic
    responses to the Covid crisis. Nominated by:
    mission of the university is central to all
    Dame Hilary Boulding, President of
    decision-making and that the wellbeing Before moving to academia, I was an
    Trinity
    of students and staff is prioritised. undergraduate at Imperial College
    Professor Philip A Booth, St Peter’s,
    London where I studied physics. I then
    Dr Duncan Robertson, BSc Imp, MA History/Theology & Religion
    qualified as a Chartered Accountant
    DPhil Oxf, Fellow of St Catherine’s, Dr Andrew J Counter, New College,
    before pursuing research in academic
    Faculty of Management Medieval & Modern Languages
    management. I intend to use these
    Professor Pepper Culpepper,
    Nominated by: professional skills for good to engage
    Nuffield, Blavatnik School of
    Professor Kersti Böjars, Master of with some of the more technical aspects
    Government
    St Catherine’s, Linguistics, of Council business whilst ensuring
    Dr Sophie V Duncan, Christ Church,
    Philology & Phonetics that Council retains its overarching
    English
    Professor Judith Buchanan, Master responsibility of accountability to
    Professor Stephen J Heyworth,
    of St Peter’s, English Congregation.
    Wadham, Classics
    Professor Kate Blackmon, Merton,
    Professor Katherine M Ibbett,
    Saïd Business School
    Trinity, Medieval & Modern
    Professor Ben Bollig, St Catherine’s,
    Languages
    Medieval & Modern Languages
    Professor Marta Z Kwiatowska,
    Professor Peter Edwards,
    Trinity, Computer Science
    St Catherine’s, Chemistry
    Dr Barnaby L S Taylor, Exeter,
    Professor Andrea Ferrero, Trinity,
    Classics
    Economics
    Professor Charlotte K Williams,
    Dr Roger Gundle, University College,
    Trinity, Chemistry
    Clinical Medicine/NDORMS
    Dr Georgy Kantor, St John’s, Classics Candidate statement:
    Professor Alexander Schekochihin, It is of great importance that the views
    Merton, Physics of members of Congregation involved
    Professor Kirsten Shepherd-Barr, in the day-to-day teaching of our
    St Catherine’s, English students, and in the research life of
    the University, are heard in the process
    Candidate statement:
    of nominating a Vice-Chancellor: one
    The strengths of the University have
    of the privileges of academic life at
    been clear to see in the national and
    Oxford—one to be guarded—is the
    international response to Covid,
    direct involvement of academics in its
    from the advice given to Government
    governance. As an academic in the early
    through SAGE and its committees
    stages of his career, with experience
    through to the coordination of the
    of service on faculty and college
    RECOVERY clinical trials and the
    committees, I would hope to bring to
    development of the Oxford/Astra
    this process a significant awareness
    Zeneca vaccine. We can be very proud
    of the needs of those working on the
    of the University’s contribution.
    ground, and of the interests of graduate
    The University has however been students and early career academics
    through an exceptional period of now and in the coming years, when
    emergency Covid governance, and it resources across all disciplines are
    is important that, as we recover from likely to be further straitened.
    the emergency measures and move
    to more routine yet no less critical
    business – pensions funding; academic
    440 University of Oxford Gazette • 27 May 2021

    A Vice-Chancellor should command in the Department of Zoology. I have Professor Benjamin Davis,
    the respect of the University as a undertaken a wide range of academic Pembroke, Chemistry
    whole and show a commitment to and administrative roles in Hertford, Professor Veronique Gouverneur,
    academic excellence. An understanding the Department, and the University. I Merton, Chemistry
    of, and respect for, the democratic was closely involved in the response Professor Matt Higgins, Merton,
    structures of the collegiate University to the Tinbergen building closure Biochemistry
    and the different roles of Colleges, (2017-18) and was Senior Proctor Professor Yvonne Jones, Jesus, NDM
    Faculties, Departments, Council, 2019-2020. Consequently, I have a Professor Simon Newstead, Christ
    and Congregation are of paramount comprehensive overview of the many Church, Biochemistry
    importance. The Vice-Chancellor constituencies within Oxford and their Professor Fiona Powrie, Wadham,
    must be able to represent the interests complex and interconnected needs. Kennedy Institute
    of the academy in general and the I know intimately the difficulties of
    Candidate statement:
    University in particular, nationally and maintaining the high standards of
    Personal History
    internationally, and must be able to teaching, research, and administration
    I arrived in Oxford in 2017, after nearly
    build bridges and facilitate exchange, that Oxford sets itself and the
    23 years at St Andrews. I am a senior
    whether financial or intellectual. Above enormous pressures that this generates
    research fellow at Jesus College and a
    all, the Vice-Chancellor must lead by for all members.
    member of the division of structural
    example, demonstrating and defending
    Being a Proctor provides unique insights biology. I am a scientist working
    the values and interests of our
    into the extremely challenging, but at the interface of chemistry and
    University. If elected, I will endeavour
    highly rewarding, role of the Vice biology. Currently I am the director
    to help the University choose a Vice-
    Chancellor. Oxford’s long-term success of the Rosalind Franklin Institute,
    Chancellor who will understand, and
    across an extraordinary range of (at Harwell). I am an elected fellow
    rise to, the challenges of the office.
    intellectual and practical activities is of the Royal Society, Royal Society
    Professor Martin C J Maiden, BSc Rd’g, principally due to its ideals of academic of Edinburgh, Academy of Medical
    MA Oxf, PhD Camb, Fellow of Hertford, freedom and self-governance. Balancing Science, American Association for
    Department of Zoology the requirements of all members of Advancement of Science and European
    Oxford’s complex ecosystem in an Molecular Biology Organisation.
    Nominated by:
    environment of limited resources and
    Mr Thomas Fletcher, Principal of Qualifications
    ever-increasing externally imposed
    Hertford I have experience in dealing with
    constraints is very demanding. The
    Professor Timothy Coulson, Jesus, level appointments. I served on the
    Vice Chancellor simultaneously has
    Zoology University Court (governing body) of
    a vital outward-facing role, including
    Professor Susanna Dunachie, the University of St Andrews as the
    interfacing with government and
    Kellogg, NDM elected science & medicine professor. I
    donors. The coming period will present
    Ms Jennifer Makkreel, Estates was a member of the search committee
    Oxford with many challenges and to
    Services for the St Andrews new principal & vice
    face these effectively we must choose
    Professor Sophie Marnette, Balliol, chancellor. I currently serve on the
    an outstanding individual as Vice
    French council of the Royal Society and was a
    Chancellor to guide us. I am confident
    Mr Nigel Portwood, Exeter, OUP member of the panel that interviewed
    that I can broadly represent the
    Professor Emma Smith, Hertford, and recommended the new foreign
    members of the University in making
    English secretary. I currently serve as the UK
    this crucial choice.
    Professor Christoph Tang, Exeter, representative on the board of the
    Pathology Professor James H Naismith, BSc Edin, European X-ray Free Electron Laser. I
    Dr Alison Woollard, Hertford, PhD Manc, DSc St And, Fellow of Jesus, served on the board of Diamond Light
    Biochemistry NDM Source and was on the search panel for
    Professor William Whyte, St John’s, the new chief executive.
    Nominated by:
    History
    Professor Sir Nigel Shadbolt, Motivation
    Candidate statement: Principal of Jesus, Computer I would like to contribute to the
    After working in the NHS for nine Science University and my skills fit this role.
    years, I joined the University in 1997 Professor Andrew Baldwin, My experience has taught me the
    as a Welcome Trust Senior Fellow. Pembroke, Chemistry value of an academic voice in these
    Since 2004 I have been a Tutorial Professor Patricia Clavin, Jesus, appointments. The Vice-Chancellor
    Fellow at Hertford College and History is primus inter pares, thus must
    Professor of Molecular Epidemiology be a respected scholar, a leader, a
    University of Oxford Gazette • 27 May 2021 441

    colleague, a capable administrator, REF committees, is in keeping with more integral to the role than it has ever
    a skilled negotiator and an articulate my conviction of the importance of been before.
    spokesperson. both academic research and teaching.
    If elected to the Committee, I would
    As such, I have a good appreciation of
    Professor D J Paterson, MA DPhil Oxf, aim to ensure we nominate a candidate
    the qualities I would most admire in a
    MSc DSc WAust, Fellow of Merton, who can rise to these challenges
    vice chancellor. If appointed, I would
    Department of Physiology, Anatomy & with particular regard for Oxford’s
    bring to the committee this experience
    Genetics unique history of democracy and self-
    that supports the core values of the
    governance, working constructively
    Nominated by: university.
    with Colleges and Congregation
    Mr John Bowers QC, Principal of
    Dr Sam Wolfe, MA MPhil PhD Camb, members, so that the significant policy
    Brasenose
    St Catherine’s, Faculty of Linguistics, challenges ahead are dealt with in a way
    Professor Sir Rick Trainor, Rector of
    Philology & Phonetics that enjoys broad support from across
    Exeter
    our community.
    Professor Irene Tracey, Warden of Nominated by:
    Merton Mr Miles Young, Warden of New Since arriving in Oxford five years
    Professor Roger Goodman, Principal College ago, I have served on the Faculty of
    of St Antony’s Professor Kersti Börjars, Master of Linguistics, Philology, and Phonetics
    Professor Maggie Snowling, St Catherine’s Faculty Board, the Conference of
    President of St John’s Professor Benjamin Bollig, Colleges Steering Committee, and
    Professor Dame Frances Ashcroft, St Catherine’s, Spanish & coordinated a national project on care-
    Trinity, Medical Sciences Portuguese leavers’ access to Higher Education. In
    Professor Dame Kay Davies, Professor Byron Byrne, addition to experience of recruitment
    Hertford, Medical Sciences St Catherine’s, Engineering exercises within a University and
    Professor Ewan McKendrick, Lady Science College context, I have been closely
    Margaret Hall, Law Professor Aditi Lahiri, Somerville, involved in recruiting senior leaders
    Professor Sir Andrew Wiles, Merton, Linguistics, Philology & Phonetics in the Further Education and charity
    Mathematics Professor Carolyne Larrington, St sector.
    John’s, English
    Candidate statement:
    Professor Martin Maiden, Trinity,
    I am a research-led teaching academic,
    Linguistics, Philology & Phonetics
    Fellow of Merton College and Head
    Professor Kate Nation, St John’s,
    of the Department of Physiology,
    Experimental Psychology
    Anatomy & Genetics (2016-). Since
    Professor Ian Watson, Christ Church,
    arriving at Oxford in the mid-1980’s on
    French
    an overseas scholarship as a graduate
    student (New College), I have had the Candidate statement:
    privilege of viewing the collegiate The upheaval of the past fourteen
    university through many different months has cast into sharp relief
    lenses. As a JRF (Christ Church), Tutor the need for effective, collaborative,
    (Merton), Sub-Warden, Senior Pro- and sensitive leadership to take the
    Proctor and Deputy Head of Division University forward. The challenges
    (MSD 8 years) my experiences have facing the next Vice-Chancellor
    been both challenging and rewarding. are considerable. Whilst COVID-19
    Chairing MSD Education, Research and has reminded us of the University’s
    Personnel committees, and as Acting strengths, for many it has either
    Head of Division (6 months) on Council compounded or highlighted existing
    gave me further insights into the weaknesses; a newly elected Vice-
    workings of the university. As President Chancellor will need to grapple with
    of The Physiological Society, and a maintaining the University’s reputation
    fellow of several learned societies, for world-leading research and teaching
    I continue to run a research group, whilst ensuring the financial security
    which has had uninterrupted external which permits both. Presenting Oxford
    funding for over 35 years. My research as socially responsible, both in terms
    career together with my lecturing, of access and outreach activities and
    examining and service on national RAE/ our impact on our planet, is likely to be
    442 University of Oxford Gazette • 27 May 2021

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    open again. Subject: ‘Baptismal obligations?
    Revisiting the christening contract –
    Appointments a necessary prelude to any synodal
    journey’
    Mathematical, Physical and Life
    Sciences
    AWARD OF THE TITLE OF ASSOCIATE
    PROFESSOR

    The Mathematical, Physical and Life


    Sciences Divisional Board has conferred
    the title of Associate Professor on the
    following:
    Anisoara Calinescu, Department of
    Computer Science
    Daniel Eakins, Department of
    Engineering Science
    Maurice Fallon, Department of
    Engineering Science
    Andrew Loveridge, Department of
    Zoology
    Pawan Kumar Mudigonda,
    Department of Engineering
    Science
    Joseph Pitt-Francis, Department of
    Computer Science
    Lucy Woodall, Department of
    Zoology
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    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, to
    serve until the start of MT 2025 [vice
    Professor Tim Coulson]
    The following nominations have been
    received:
    Professor Proochista Ariana, DPhil
    Oxf, SM Harvard, Mansfield, Faculty of
    Clinical Medicine
    Nominated by:
    Helen Mountfield QC, Principal of
    Mansfield
    University of Oxford Gazette • 3 June 2021 451

    Professor Sir Gordon W Duff, address a significant challenge to Professor Alexander Schekochihin,
    Principal of St Hilda’s meaningful inclusion efforts. BSs MIPT, MA Oxf, MA PhD Princeton,
    Professor Nicholas Day, Kellogg, Fellow of Merton, Department of
    On Council, I will draw on my
    Mahidol Oxford Medical Research Physics
    experience to advocate for
    Unit
    accountability on commitments to Nominated by:
    Professor Adrian Hill, Magdalen,
    diversity, inclusion, educational Professor Irene Tracey, Warden of
    NDM/Jenner Institute
    innovation and the well-being of our Merton, Clinical Neurosciences
    Professor Kevin Marsh, St Cross, NDM
    community. Professor Katherine Willis, Principal
    Professor Sarah Rowland-Jones,
    of St Edmund Hall, Zoology
    Christ Church, NDM Professor H Bhaskaran, BE COEP,
    Professor Mindy Chen-Wishart,
    Professor Diego Sanchez-Ancochea, MA Oxf, PhD Maryland, Wolfson,
    Merton, Law
    St Antony’s, International Department of Materials
    Professor Sir Rory Collins, St John’s,
    Development
    Nominated by: Population Health
    Professor Helen J Swift, St Hilda’s,
    Tim Hitchens, President of Wolfson Professor Fabian Essler, Worcester,
    Medieval & Modern Languages
    Professor Hazel Assender, Linacre, Physics
    Dr Rebecca Surender, Green
    Materials Mrs Juliane Kerkhecker, Oriel,
    Templeton
    Professor Martin Booth, Jesus, Classics
    Dr Benjamin Thompson, Somerville,
    Engineering Science Professor David Paterson, Merton,
    History
    Alistair Cory, Begbroke Science Park Physiology, Anatomy & Genetics
    Candidate statement: Martin Edmunds, MPLS Divisional Professor Ian Shipsey, St Catherine’s,
    As a member of the collegiate Office Physics
    University since 2003, I have benefited Professor Patrick Grant, Professor Patricia Thornton, Merton,
    from inspiring colleagues, a nurturing St Catherine’s, Pro-Vice- Politics & International Relations
    environment and extraordinary Chancellor (Research), Materials Professor Sir Andrew Wiles, Merton,
    students. I have been afforded the Professor Sam Howison, Mathematical Institute
    opportunity to contribute to an Mathematical Institute
    Candidate statement:
    increasingly diverse and inclusive Professor Robert Taylor, Queen’s,
    I am a Professor of Theoretical
    community of global health leaders. Physics
    Physics and a Tutor at Merton. I was
    I work continually to realise the Professor Angus Wilkinson, St Cross,
    educated in Russia and the US and
    University’s strategic priority of Materials
    worked at three universities in the
    fostering inclusive and supportive
    Candidate statement: US and UK before coming to Oxford
    environments to further enhance
    I am keen to represent the interests in 2008. My research interests are in
    diversity and innovation. As course
    of the experimental sciences that plasma (astro)physics, ranging from
    director for the MSc in International
    require laboratory and other shared thermodynamics of galaxy clusters
    Health and Tropical Medicine, I have
    infrastructure within the University to magnetic-confinement fusion for
    extended opportunities for access
    community, which are primarily based clean energy production. I have a
    for under-represented students from
    in MPLS and MSD. As an experimentalist fair amount of experience of college
    LMICs with tremendous potential
    working in the Department of Materials, and departmental governance; a big
    to effect positive change in their
    I have seen how crucial it is for students task that was particularly rewarding
    contexts through securing more than
    as well as academic staff to engage (intellectually) and revealing (of how
    £3,600,000 in graduate scholarships.
    actively in work within such shared or things work) was helping set up and
    I recognise that recruiting students
    specialized facilities to enhance human run the new MMathPhys degree,
    from disadvantaged backgrounds
    understanding and knowledge. Indeed, for which I am currently Chair of
    necessitates efforts to support them
    such experimental work is often the Examiners. During the 2018 pension
    to succeed. This involves creative
    catalyst for true breakthroughs in the crisis, I was deeply involved in the
    curriculum design and teaching
    sciences, and for transformative social campaign that persuaded Council
    innovations. I am immensely proud
    change. Thus, University decision to declare protecting pensions a
    to have been recognised by Oxford
    making requires active representation top priority. The most immediate
    SU with six teaching awards to date,
    of areas that overlap with and rely challenges that, if elected, I expect to
    including the Special Recognition
    heavily on such infrastructure. I hope face as a member of Council are how to
    Award, and by MSD with a Major
    to actively represent the creativity resolve the 2021 pension crisis without
    Educator Award. I share my passion
    involved in experimental work that detriment to employees; how to stop
    for teaching through Divisional
    uses physical resources, and the the decade-long erosion of salaries;
    teacher training workshops as well as
    challenges associated with it. I would and how to enable merit-based access
    workshops across our Oxford Tropical
    inform decision making on ways and to Oxford education, undergraduate
    Medicine sites in Thailand (MORU and
    means to effectively champion such and postgraduate, for a diversity of
    SMUR), Vietnam (OUCRU) and Kenya
    work within the collegiate University. I talent from across the world, a task that
    (KEMRI). As a current member of the
    bring in experience across industry and has been made more pressing by the
    University’s Education Committee,
    academia as well as a global network extension of overseas fees to all non-UK
    I engage with discussions and help
    into the role, which might help Council students; convinced of the merits of
    inform educational policy decisions.
    develop effective benchmarks for goal academic self-governance, I will also
    I have also contributed to the Student
    setting. do all I can to keep Council accountable
    Attainment Gap Working Group to
    to Congregation in a meaningful way.
    452 University of Oxford Gazette • 3 June 2021

    I believe that the University’s first Negotiating Committee. I am currently I was elected a Fellow of St Catherine’s
    priority must be its people – students, a member of the University’s Race College in 2010 and completed my
    faculty, staff – as the University is only Equality Task Force and I chair one of DPhil in 2005 at Christ Church. I teach
    ever as excellent and as happy as they our subcommittees. Coming from a at Trinity College and St Hugh’s.
    are. Black British Caribbean background, My research concentrates on the
    I bring a distinct and transcultural intersection of social and physical
    • One member of Congregation,
    perspective to Council. I am deeply processes, and I have spent much of the
    not necessarily being members of
    committed to ensuring that the academic year analysing and modelling policy
    any division and not in any case
    mission of the university is central to all responses to the Covid crisis.
    being nominated in a divisional
    decision-making and that the wellbeing
    capacity, who shall be elected by Before moving to academia, I was an
    of students and staff is prioritised.
    Congregation, to serve until the undergraduate at Imperial College
    start of MT 2025 [vice Mr Richard Dr Duncan Robertson, BSc Imp, MA London where I studied physics. I then
    Ovenden] DPhil Oxf, Fellow of St Catherine’s, qualified as a Chartered Accountant
    Faculty of Management before pursuing research in academic
    The following nominations have been
    management. I intend to use these
    received: Nominated by:
    professional skills for good to engage
    Professor Kersti Böjars, Master of
    Professor O P Daley, BSc Middx, MA with some of the more technical aspects
    St Catherine’s, Linguistics,
    PGCE Lond, Fellow of Jesus, Subfaculty of Council business whilst ensuring
    Philology & Phonetics
    of Geography that Council retains its overarching
    Professor Judith Buchanan, Master
    responsibility of accountability to
    Nominated by: of St Peter’s, English
    Congregation.
    Professor A Dancer, Jesus, Professor Kate Blackmon, Merton,
    Mathematics Saïd Business School Committees reporting to Council or
    Professor G Garnett, St Hugh’s, Professor Ben Bollig, St Catherine’s, one of its main committees
    History Medieval & Modern Languages
    NOMINATING COMMITTEE FOR THE
    Professor P Kewes, Jesus, English Professor Peter Edwards,
    VICE-CHANCELLORSHIP
    Dr I Klinke, St John’s, Geography St Catherine’s, Chemistry
    Professor K Kohl, Jesus, Medieval & Professor Andrea Ferrero, Trinity, • Three persons, not also being
    Modern Languages Economics members of Council, elected by
    Dr S Krishnan, Brasenose, Geography Dr Roger Gundle, University College, Congregation, one to serve until the
    Professor A Lora-Wainwright, Clinical Medicine/NDORMS start of MT 2025 and two to serve
    St Cross, Geography Dr Georgy Kantor, St John’s, Classics until the start of MT 2022
    Dr A Murrey, Mansfield, Geography Professor Alexander Schekochihin,
    The following nominations have been
    Professor S Tuck, Pembroke, History Merton, Physics
    received:
    Dr A Vasudevan, Christ Church, Professor Kirsten Shepherd-Barr,
    Geography St Catherine’s, English Dr Tristan E Franklinos, MPhil DPhil
    Oxf, MA St And, Fellow of Trinity,
    Candidate statement: Candidate statement:
    Faculty of Classics
    I have been a member of the University The strengths of the University have
    since 1991 when I was appointed been clear to see in the national and Nominated by:
    University Lecturer in Human international response to Covid, Dame Hilary Boulding, President of
    Geography and Tutorial Fellow at from the advice given to Government Trinity
    Jesus College. In 2016, I was appointed through SAGE and its committees Professor Philip A Booth, St Peter’s,
    Professor of the Human Geography of through to the coordination of the History/Theology & Religion
    Africa. In that time, I have served on, RECOVERY clinical trials and the Dr Andrew J Counter, New College,
    and chaired, several committees and development of the Oxford/Astra Medieval & Modern Languages
    working groups, taught thousands Zeneca vaccine. We can be very proud Professor Pepper Culpepper,
    of Oxford students and learned a of the University’s contribution. Nuffield, Blavatnik School of
    tremendous amount regarding the Government
    The University has however been
    inner workings of our institution. In Dr Sophie V Duncan, Christ Church,
    through an exceptional period of
    2015-16, I was the University Assessor. English
    emergency Covid governance, and it
    This position enabled me to gain Professor Stephen J Heyworth,
    is important that, as we recover from
    specialised knowledge of almost all the Wadham, Classics
    the emergency measures and move
    University’s operations and Council Professor Katherine M Ibbett,
    to more routine yet no less critical
    sub-committees, from Education Trinity, Medieval & Modern
    business – pensions funding; academic
    to Buildings and Estates. I have also Languages
    independence; changing Government
    accumulated considerable knowledge Professor Marta Z Kwiatowska,
    funding and policy priorities;
    about the operations of colleges in my Trinity, Computer Science
    attractiveness of the University for
    role as Vice-Principal of Jesus College, Dr Barnaby L S Taylor, Exeter, Classics
    the best academics and access to the
    which ends this academic year. From Professor Charlotte K Williams,
    University for the best students – that
    2012 to 2015, I was a committee member Trinity, Chemistry
    democratic governance measures in
    of the Oxford branch of the University
    the University are re-established and Candidate statement:
    and College Union, where I served
    revitalized. It is of great importance that the views
    as Equalities Officer and sat on the
    of members of Congregation involved in
    University of Oxford Gazette • 3 June 2021 453

    the day-to-day teaching of our students, Candidate statement: Professor Matt Higgins, Merton,
    and in the research life of the University, After working in the NHS for nine Biochemistry
    are heard in the process of nominating years, I joined the University in 1997 Professor Yvonne Jones, Jesus, NDM
    a Vice-Chancellor: one of the privileges as a Welcome Trust Senior Fellow. Professor Simon Newstead, Christ
    of academic life at Oxford—one to be Since 2004 I have been a Tutorial Church, Biochemistry
    guarded—is the direct involvement Fellow at Hertford College and Professor Fiona Powrie, Wadham,
    of academics in its governance. As an Professor of Molecular Epidemiology Kennedy Institute
    academic in the early stages of his career, in the Department of Zoology. I have
    Candidate statement:
    with experience of service on faculty undertaken a wide range of academic
    Personal History
    and college committees, I would hope and administrative roles in Hertford,
    I arrived in Oxford in 2017, after nearly
    to bring to this process a significant the Department, and the University. I
    23 years at St Andrews. I am a senior
    awareness of the needs of those working was closely involved in the response
    research fellow at Jesus College and a
    on the ground, and of the interests of to the Tinbergen building closure
    member of the division of structural
    graduate students and early career (2017-18) and was Senior Proctor
    biology. I am a scientist working
    academics now and in the coming years, 2019-2020. Consequently, I have a
    at the interface of chemistry and
    when resources across all disciplines are comprehensive overview of the many
    biology. Currently I am the director
    likely to be further straitened. constituencies within Oxford and their
    of the Rosalind Franklin Institute,
    complex and interconnected needs.
    A Vice-Chancellor should command (at Harwell). I am an elected fellow
    I know intimately the difficulties of
    the respect of the University as a whole of the Royal Society, Royal Society
    maintaining the high standards of
    and show a commitment to academic of Edinburgh, Academy of Medical
    teaching, research, and administration
    excellence. An understanding of, and Science, American Association for
    that Oxford sets itself and the
    respect for, the democratic structures Advancement of Science and European
    enormous pressures that this generates
    of the collegiate University and the Molecular Biology Organisation.
    for all members.
    different roles of Colleges, Faculties,
    Qualifications
    Departments, Council, and Congregation Being a Proctor provides unique insights
    I have experience in dealing with
    are of paramount importance. The Vice- into the extremely challenging, but
    level appointments. I served on the
    Chancellor must be able to represent the highly rewarding, role of the Vice
    University Court (governing body) of
    interests of the academy in general and Chancellor. Oxford’s long-term success
    the University of St Andrews as the
    the University in particular, nationally across an extraordinary range of
    elected science & medicine professor. I
    and internationally, and must be able to intellectual and practical activities is
    was a member of the search committee
    build bridges and facilitate exchange, principally due to its ideals of academic
    for the St Andrews new principal & vice
    whether financial or intellectual. Above freedom and self-governance. Balancing
    chancellor. I currently serve on the
    all, the Vice-Chancellor must lead by the requirements of all members of
    council of the Royal Society and was a
    example, demonstrating and defending Oxford’s complex ecosystem in an
    member of the panel that interviewed
    the values and interests of our University. environment of limited resources and
    and recommended the new foreign
    If elected, I will endeavour to help the ever-increasing externally imposed
    secretary. I currently serve as the UK
    University choose a Vice-Chancellor constraints is very demanding. The
    representative on the board of the
    who will understand, and rise to, the Vice Chancellor simultaneously has
    European X-ray Free Electron Laser. I
    challenges of the office. a vital outward-facing role, including
    served on the board of Diamond Light
    interfacing with government and
    Professor Martin C J Maiden, BSc Rd’g, Source and was on the search panel for
    donors. The coming period will present
    MA Oxf, PhD Camb, Fellow of Hertford, the new chief executive.
    Oxford with many challenges and to
    Department of Zoology
    face these effectively we must choose Motivation
    Nominated by: an outstanding individual as Vice I would like to contribute to the
    Mr Thomas Fletcher, Principal of Chancellor to guide us. I am confident University and my skills fit this role.
    Hertford that I can broadly represent the My experience has taught me the
    Professor Timothy Coulson, Jesus, members of the University in making value of an academic voice in these
    Zoology this crucial choice. appointments. The Vice-Chancellor
    Professor Susanna Dunachie, is primus inter pares, thus must
    Professor James H Naismith, BSc Edin,
    Kellogg, NDM be a respected scholar, a leader, a
    PhD Manc, DSc St And, Fellow of Jesus,
    Ms Jennifer Makkreel, Estates colleague, a capable administrator,
    NDM
    Services a skilled negotiator and an articulate
    Professor Sophie Marnette, Balliol, Nominated by: spokesperson.
    French Professor Sir Nigel Shadbolt, Principal
    Professor D J Paterson, MA DPhil Oxf,
    Mr Nigel Portwood, Exeter, OUP of Jesus, Computer Science
    MSc DSc WAust, Fellow of Merton,
    Professor Emma Smith, Hertford, Professor Andrew Baldwin,
    Department of Physiology, Anatomy &
    English Pembroke, Chemistry
    Genetics
    Professor Christoph Tang, Exeter, Professor Patricia Clavin, Jesus,
    Pathology History Nominated by:
    Dr Alison Woollard, Hertford, Professor Benjamin Davis, Mr John Bowers QC, Principal of
    Biochemistry Pembroke, Chemistry Brasenose
    Professor William Whyte, St John’s, Professor Veronique Gouverneur, Professor Sir Rick Trainor, Rector of
    History Merton, Chemistry Exeter
    454 University of Oxford Gazette • 3 June 2021

    Professor Irene Tracey, Warden of Professor Aditi Lahiri, Somerville, BUILDINGS AND ESTATES
    Merton Linguistics, Philology & Phonetics SUBCOMMITTEE
    Professor Roger Goodman, Principal Professor Carolyne Larrington, St
    • One person elected by Congregation,
    of St Antony’s John’s, English
    to serve until the start of MT 2024
    Professor Maggie Snowling, Professor Martin Maiden, Trinity,
    [vice Ms Laura How]
    President of St John’s Linguistics, Philology & Phonetics
    Professor Dame Frances Ashcroft, Professor Kate Nation, St John’s, The following nominations have been
    Trinity, Medical Sciences Experimental Psychology received:
    Professor Dame Kay Davies, Professor Ian Watson, Christ Church,
    Tania Boyt, MBA Open, MA Oxf, Fellow
    Hertford, Medical Sciences French
    of Reuben
    Professor Ewan McKendrick, Lady
    Candidate statement:
    Margaret Hall, Law Nominated by:
    The upheaval of the past fourteen
    Professor Sir Andrew Wiles, Merton, Dr Nick Leimu-Brown, Principal of
    months has cast into sharp relief
    Mathematics Linacre
    the need for effective, collaborative,
    Professor Lionel Tarassenko,
    Candidate statement: and sensitive leadership to take the
    President of Reuben, Engineering
    I am a research-led teaching academic, University forward. The challenges
    Professor Sir Rory Collins, St John’s,
    Fellow of Merton College and Head of facing the next Vice-Chancellor
    Population Health
    the Department of Physiology, Anatomy are considerable. Whilst COVID-19
    Laura How, Bodleian Libraries
    & Genetics (2016-). Since arriving at has reminded us of the University’s
    Tracy Tompkins, Experimental
    Oxford in the mid-1980’s on an overseas strengths, for many it has either
    Psychology
    scholarship as a graduate student (New compounded or highlighted existing
    John Tranter, St Cross
    College), I have had the privilege of weaknesses; a newly elected Vice-
    Gary Walker, Kellogg
    viewing the collegiate university through Chancellor will need to grapple with
    Dr Stuart Wilkinson, Reuben,
    many different lenses. As a JRF (Christ maintaining the University’s reputation
    Research Services
    Church), Tutor (Merton), Sub-Warden, for world-leading research and teaching
    Senior Pro-Proctor and Deputy Head of whilst ensuring the financial security Candidate statement:
    Division (MSD 8 years) my experiences which permits both. Presenting Oxford Since joining the University in 2001,
    have been both challenging and as socially responsible, both in terms I have held the roles of Departmental
    rewarding. Chairing MSD Education, of access and outreach activities and Administrator/Head of Administration
    Research and Personnel committees, and our impact on our planet, is likely to be and Finance for five different
    as Acting Head of Division (6 months) on more integral to the role than it has ever departments across two divisions, and
    Council gave me further insights into the been before. more recently I was appointed as Bursar
    workings of the university. As President at Reuben College. Undertaking these
    If elected to the Committee, I would
    of The Physiological Society, and a fellow roles has provided me with a wide and
    aim to ensure we nominate a candidate
    of several learned societies, I continue varied breadth of experience in relation
    who can rise to these challenges
    to run a research group, which has had to building and estates issues, as well as
    with particular regard for Oxford’s
    uninterrupted external funding for over the challenges they present.
    unique history of democracy and self-
    35 years. My research career together
    governance, working constructively As a member of Congregation, I believe
    with my lecturing, examining and service
    with Colleges and Congregation it is important and an obligation to
    on national RAE/REF committees, is
    members, so that the significant policy participate in the operation of the
    in keeping with my conviction of the
    challenges ahead are dealt with in a way University community. I currently sit
    importance of both academic research
    that enjoys broad support from across on numerous University committees
    and teaching. As such, I have a good
    our community. and working groups and these add to
    appreciation of the qualities I would most
    my growing depth of knowledge. I feel
    admire in a vice chancellor. If appointed, Since arriving in Oxford five years
    I would be a valued member of BESC
    I would bring to the committee this ago, I have served on the Faculty of
    and would welcome the opportunity
    experience that supports the core values Linguistics, Philology, and Phonetics
    to bring my operational expertise
    of the university. Faculty Board, the Conference of
    and experience to assisting the wider
    Colleges Steering Committee, and
    Dr Sam Wolfe, MA MPhil PhD Camb, University.
    coordinated a national project on care-
    St Catherine’s, Faculty of Linguistics,
    leavers’ access to Higher Education. In Professor Andrew Martin, MA DPhil
    Philology & Phonetics
    addition to experience of recruitment Oxf, Fellow of Kellogg, Faculty of
    Nominated by: exercises within a University and Computer Science
    Mr Miles Young, Warden of New College context, I have been closely
    Nominated by:
    College involved in recruiting senior leaders
    Professor Jonathan Michie,
    Professor Kersti Börjars, Master of in the Further Education and charity
    President of Kellogg, Continuing
    St Catherine’s sector.
    Education
    Professor Benjamin Bollig,
    Dr Keri Dexter, MPLS Division
    St Catherine’s, Spanish &
    Professor Richard Hobbs, Harris
    Portuguese
    Manchester, Primary Care Health
    Professor Byron Byrne,
    Sciences
    St Catherine’s, Engineering
    Professor David Mills, Kellogg,
    Science
    Education
    University of Oxford Gazette • 3 June 2021 455

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    Statute X and Congregation Vice-Chancellorship
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    Master of Biomedical Sciences Subcommittee
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    Council of the University Congregation 10 June Meeting information


    The meeting of Congregation is
    Register of Congregation Contested elections
    cancelled. The sole business comprises
    The Vice-Chancellor reports that the Council questions to which no opposition has
    following names have been added to Nominating Committee for the Vice- been notified and in respect of which
    the Register of Congregation: Chancellorship no request for adjournment has been
    Buildings and Estates Subcommittee received, and the Vice-Chancellor will
    FitzHerbert, S G I, Faculty of Oriental
    accordingly declare the legislative
    Studies
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    McLeod, F, Bodleian Special
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    Notices Wouter de vos Mostert, PhD


    Queensland; Associate Professor Lectures
    of Engineering Science (Civil
    Engineering Fluid Mechanics) and
    fellow of Worcester from 1 October
    2021 until 30 September 2026
    CONFERRALS OF HEADSHIPS OF
    DEPARTMENTS

    The Mathematical, Physical and Life


    General Notices Social Sciences
    Sciences Board has conferred the
    Joint Headship of the Department
    Gazette publication arrangements Saïd Business School
    of Materials upon Angus Wilkinson,
    Since Trinity term 2020 the Gazette has Fellow of St Cross, and Hazel Assender, OXFORD SMART SPACE SERIES
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    Robert Eberhart, Associate Director
    of office and printer closures.
    The Mathematical, Physical and Life of Research on Entrepreneurship and
    It has now been decided by GPC and Sciences Board has conferred the Society, Stanford, will host a discussion
    by Council that print production will Headship of the Department of Plant with Alexander MacDonald, Chief
    not resume when COVID-19-related Sciences upon Mark Fricker, Fellow of Economist, NASA, Candace Johnson,
    lockdowns end. Pembroke, from 1 October 2021. Partner and Chair of Advisory Board,
    Seraphim, and Mike Lawton, Director
    The Gazette will continue to be The Mathematical, Physical and
    and co-founder, Oxford Dynamics, at
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    Appointments
    Headship of the Department of Zoology sectors’
    upon Timothy Coulson, Professor of
    Mathematical, Physical and Life
    Zoology and Fellow of Jesus, from
    Sciences
    1 October 2022.
    APPOINTMENTS
    Medical Sciences
    Robert Hilton, PhD Camb; Sackler-
    Clarendon Associate Professor REAPPOINTMENTS
    of Sedimentary Geology, Sackler
    Geoffrey Bird, BSc PhD UCL,
    Fellow in Earth Sciences with title
    Associate Professor of Experimental
    of Professor and fellow of Worcester
    Psychology and Professor of Cognitive
    from 1 September 2021 until
    Neuroscience, Department of
    31 August 2026
    Experimental Psychology, and Fellow
    Bartosz Klin, PhD Aarhus; Associate of Brasenose, has been reappointed to
    Professor of Computer Science the retiring age with effect from
    (Programming Languages) and 1 January 2022.
    fellow of University College from
    1 September 2021 until 31 August Musical and other Events
    2026
    St Cross
    Mark Mezei, PhD MIT; Associate
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    August 2022 until 14 August 2027
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    Obituaries Contested elections 10 June
    Professor Diego Sanchez-Ancochea,
    St Antony’s, International
    Merton The nomination period for the elections
    Development
    below closed at 4pm on 13 May. Due
    William Alastair Leslie Manson, Professor Helen J Swift, St Hilda’s,
    to current COVID-19 restrictions, the
    2021; 1949. Aged 92 years. Medieval & Modern Languages
    elections on 10 June will be conducted
    Alun Parry Thomas, 2021; 1951. Aged Dr Rebecca Surender, Green
    electronically.
    87 years. Templeton
    Professor S J Woolf, 1 May 2021; The electronic ballots will be Dr Benjamin Thompson, Somerville,
    1953. Aged 85 years. administered by Civica Ltd (CES Votes) History
    on behalf of the University of Oxford.
    Candidate statement:
    All members of Congregation are
    As a member of the collegiate
    eligible to vote in the four contested
    University since 2003, I have benefited
    elections.
    from inspiring colleagues, a nurturing
    Members of Congregation were sent environment and extraordinary
    an email with further instructions students. I have been afforded the
    on Wednesday 26 May. The email opportunity to contribute to an
    from CES Votes contains links to the increasingly diverse and inclusive
    candidates’ statements and a unique community of global health leaders.
    link to the voting website – when voters I work continually to realise the
    click on the link, they will be taken to University’s strategic priority of
    the voting website where they can cast fostering inclusive and supportive
    their vote. Voters may wish to read environments to further enhance
    the candidates’ statements before diversity and innovation. As course
    completing their electronic vote. The director for the MSc in International
    voting period will close at 4pm on 10 Health and Tropical Medicine, I have
    June. The results will be announced extended opportunities for access
    on the University website as soon as for under-represented students from
    possible thereafter (https://governance. LMICs with tremendous potential
    web.ox.ac.uk/current-elections) and to effect positive change in their
    published in the next issue of the contexts through securing more than
    Gazette. £3,600,000 in graduate scholarships.
    I recognise that recruiting students
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    from disadvantaged backgrounds
    the Elections Office (elections.office@
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    to succeed. This involves creative
    curriculum design and teaching
    Council
    innovations. I am immensely proud
    • One member of Congregation elected to have been recognised by Oxford
    by Congregation from members SU with six teaching awards to date,
    of the faculties in the Divisions of including the Special Recognition
    Mathematical, Physical and Life Award, and by MSD with a Major
    Sciences and of Medical Sciences, to Educator Award. I share my passion
    serve until the start of MT 2025 [vice for teaching through Divisional
    Professor Tim Coulson] teacher training workshops as well as
    workshops across our Oxford Tropical
    The following nominations have been
    Medicine sites in Thailand (MORU and
    received:
    SMUR), Vietnam (OUCRU) and Kenya
    Professor Proochista Ariana, DPhil (KEMRI). As a current member of the
    Oxf, SM Harvard, Mansfield, Faculty of University’s Education Committee,
    Clinical Medicine I engage with discussions and help
    inform educational policy decisions.
    Nominated by:
    I have also contributed to the Student
    Helen Mountfield QC, Principal of
    Attainment Gap Working Group to
    Mansfield
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    address a significant challenge to Professor Alexander Schekochihin, I believe that the University’s first
    meaningful inclusion efforts. BSs MIPT, MA Oxf, MA PhD Princeton, priority must be its people – students,
    Fellow of Merton, Department of faculty, staff – as the University is only
    On Council, I will draw on my
    Physics ever as excellent and as happy as they
    experience to advocate for
    are.
    accountability on commitments to Nominated by:
    diversity, inclusion, educational Professor Irene Tracey, Warden of • One member of Congregation,
    innovation and the well-being of our Merton, Clinical Neurosciences not necessarily being members of
    community. Professor Katherine Willis, Principal any division and not in any case
    of St Edmund Hall, Zoology being nominated in a divisional
    Professor H Bhaskaran, BE COEP,
    Professor Mindy Chen-Wishart, capacity, who shall be elected by
    MA Oxf, PhD Maryland, Wolfson,
    Merton, Law Congregation, to serve until the
    Department of Materials
    Professor Sir Rory Collins, St John’s, start of MT 2025 [vice Mr Richard
    Nominated by: Population Health Ovenden]
    Tim Hitchens, President of Wolfson Professor Fabian Essler, Worcester,
    The following nominations have been
    Professor Hazel Assender, Linacre, Physics
    received:
    Materials Mrs Juliane Kerkhecker, Oriel,
    Professor Martin Booth, Jesus, Classics Professor O P Daley, BSc Middx, MA
    Engineering Science Professor David Paterson, Merton, PGCE Lond, Fellow of Jesus, Subfaculty
    Alistair Cory, Begbroke Science Park Physiology, Anatomy & Genetics of Geography
    Martin Edmunds, MPLS Divisional Professor Ian Shipsey, St Catherine’s,
    Nominated by:
    Office Physics
    Professor A Dancer, Jesus,
    Professor Patrick Grant, Professor Patricia Thornton, Merton,
    Mathematics
    St Catherine’s, Pro-Vice- Politics & International Relations
    Professor G Garnett, St Hugh’s,
    Chancellor (Research), Materials Professor Sir Andrew Wiles, Merton,
    History
    Professor Sam Howison, Mathematical Institute
    Professor P Kewes, Jesus, English
    Mathematical Institute
    Candidate statement: Dr I Klinke, St John’s, Geography
    Professor Robert Taylor, Queen’s,
    I am a Professor of Theoretical Professor K Kohl, Jesus, Medieval &
    Physics
    Physics and a Tutor at Merton. I was Modern Languages
    Professor Angus Wilkinson, St Cross,
    educated in Russia and the US and Dr S Krishnan, Brasenose, Geography
    Materials
    worked at three universities in the Professor A Lora-Wainwright,
    Candidate statement: US and UK before coming to Oxford St Cross, Geography
    I am keen to represent the interests in 2008. My research interests are in Dr A Murrey, Mansfield, Geography
    of the experimental sciences that plasma (astro)physics, ranging from Professor S Tuck, Pembroke, History
    require laboratory and other shared thermodynamics of galaxy clusters Dr A Vasudevan, Christ Church,
    infrastructure within the University to magnetic-confinement fusion for Geography
    community, which are primarily based clean energy production. I have a
    Candidate statement:
    in MPLS and MSD. As an experimentalist fair amount of experience of college
    I have been a member of the University
    working in the Department of Materials, and departmental governance; a big
    since 1991 when I was appointed
    I have seen how crucial it is for students task that was particularly rewarding
    University Lecturer in Human
    as well as academic staff to engage (intellectually) and revealing (of how
    Geography and Tutorial Fellow at
    actively in work within such shared or things work) was helping set up and
    Jesus College. In 2016, I was appointed
    specialized facilities to enhance human run the new MMathPhys degree,
    Professor of the Human Geography of
    understanding and knowledge. Indeed, for which I am currently Chair of
    Africa. In that time, I have served on,
    such experimental work is often the Examiners. During the 2018 pension
    and chaired, several committees and
    catalyst for true breakthroughs in the crisis, I was deeply involved in the
    working groups, taught thousands
    sciences, and for transformative social campaign that persuaded Council
    of Oxford students and learned a
    change. Thus, University decision to declare protecting pensions a
    tremendous amount regarding the
    making requires active representation top priority. The most immediate
    inner workings of our institution. In
    of areas that overlap with and rely challenges that, if elected, I expect to
    2015-16, I was the University Assessor.
    heavily on such infrastructure. I hope face as a member of Council are how to
    This position enabled me to gain
    to actively represent the creativity resolve the 2021 pension crisis without
    specialised knowledge of almost all the
    involved in experimental work that detriment to employees; how to stop
    University’s operations and Council
    uses physical resources, and the the decade-long erosion of salaries;
    sub-committees, from Education
    challenges associated with it. I would and how to enable merit-based access
    to Buildings and Estates. I have also
    inform decision making on ways and to Oxford education, undergraduate
    accumulated considerable knowledge
    means to effectively champion such and postgraduate, for a diversity of
    about the operations of colleges in my
    work within the collegiate University. I talent from across the world, a task that
    role as Vice-Principal of Jesus College,
    bring in experience across industry and has been made more pressing by the
    which ends this academic year. From
    academia as well as a global network extension of overseas fees to all non-UK
    2012 to 2015, I was a committee member
    into the role, which might help Council students; convinced of the merits of
    of the Oxford branch of the University
    develop effective benchmarks for goal academic self-governance, I will also
    and College Union, where I served
    setting. do all I can to keep Council accountable
    as Equalities Officer and sat on the
    to Congregation in a meaningful way.
    University of Oxford Gazette • 10 June 2021 465

    Negotiating Committee. I am currently I was elected a Fellow of St Catherine’s the day-to-day teaching of our students,
    a member of the University’s Race College in 2010 and completed my and in the research life of the University,
    Equality Task Force and I chair one of DPhil in 2005 at Christ Church. I teach are heard in the process of nominating
    our subcommittees. Coming from a at Trinity College and St Hugh’s. a Vice-Chancellor: one of the privileges
    Black British Caribbean background, My research concentrates on the of academic life at Oxford—one to be
    I bring a distinct and transcultural intersection of social and physical guarded—is the direct involvement
    perspective to Council. I am deeply processes, and I have spent much of the of academics in its governance. As an
    committed to ensuring that the academic year analysing and modelling policy academic in the early stages of his career,
    mission of the university is central to all responses to the Covid crisis. with experience of service on faculty
    decision-making and that the wellbeing and college committees, I would hope
    Before moving to academia, I was an
    of students and staff is prioritised. to bring to this process a significant
    undergraduate at Imperial College
    awareness of the needs of those working
    Dr Duncan Robertson, BSc Imp, MA London where I studied physics. I then
    on the ground, and of the interests of
    DPhil Oxf, Fellow of St Catherine’s, qualified as a Chartered Accountant
    graduate students and early career
    Faculty of Management before pursuing research in academic
    academics now and in the coming years,
    management. I intend to use these
    Nominated by: when resources across all disciplines are
    professional skills for good to engage
    Professor Kersti Böjars, Master of likely to be further straitened.
    with some of the more technical aspects
    St Catherine’s, Linguistics,
    of Council business whilst ensuring A Vice-Chancellor should command
    Philology & Phonetics
    that Council retains its overarching the respect of the University as a whole
    Professor Judith Buchanan, Master
    responsibility of accountability to and show a commitment to academic
    of St Peter’s, English
    Congregation. excellence. An understanding of, and
    Professor Kate Blackmon, Merton,
    respect for, the democratic structures
    Saïd Business School Committees reporting to Council or
    of the collegiate University and the
    Professor Ben Bollig, St Catherine’s, one of its main committees
    different roles of Colleges, Faculties,
    Medieval & Modern Languages
    NOMINATING COMMITTEE FOR THE Departments, Council, and Congregation
    Professor Peter Edwards,
    VICE-CHANCELLORSHIP are of paramount importance. The Vice-
    St Catherine’s, Chemistry
    Chancellor must be able to represent the
    Professor Andrea Ferrero, Trinity, • Three persons, not also being
    interests of the academy in general and
    Economics members of Council, elected by
    the University in particular, nationally
    Dr Roger Gundle, University College, Congregation, one to serve until the
    and internationally, and must be able to
    Clinical Medicine/NDORMS start of MT 2025 and two to serve
    build bridges and facilitate exchange,
    Dr Georgy Kantor, St John’s, Classics until the start of MT 2022
    whether financial or intellectual. Above
    Professor Alexander Schekochihin,
    The following nominations have been all, the Vice-Chancellor must lead by
    Merton, Physics
    received: example, demonstrating and defending
    Professor Kirsten Shepherd-Barr,
    the values and interests of our University.
    St Catherine’s, English Dr Tristan E Franklinos, MPhil DPhil
    If elected, I will endeavour to help the
    Oxf, MA St And, Fellow of Trinity,
    Candidate statement: University choose a Vice-Chancellor
    Faculty of Classics
    The strengths of the University have who will understand, and rise to, the
    been clear to see in the national and Nominated by: challenges of the office.
    international response to Covid, Dame Hilary Boulding, President of
    Professor Martin C J Maiden, BSc Rd’g,
    from the advice given to Government Trinity
    MA Oxf, PhD Camb, Fellow of Hertford,
    through SAGE and its committees Professor Philip A Booth, St Peter’s,
    Department of Zoology
    through to the coordination of the History/Theology & Religion
    RECOVERY clinical trials and the Dr Andrew J Counter, New College, Nominated by:
    development of the Oxford/Astra Medieval & Modern Languages Mr Thomas Fletcher, Principal of
    Zeneca vaccine. We can be very proud Professor Pepper Culpepper, Hertford
    of the University’s contribution. Nuffield, Blavatnik School of Professor Timothy Coulson, Jesus,
    Government Zoology
    The University has however been
    Dr Sophie V Duncan, Christ Church, Professor Susanna Dunachie,
    through an exceptional period of
    English Kellogg, NDM
    emergency Covid governance, and it
    Professor Stephen J Heyworth, Ms Jennifer Makkreel, Estates
    is important that, as we recover from
    Wadham, Classics Services
    the emergency measures and move
    Professor Katherine M Ibbett, Professor Sophie Marnette, Balliol,
    to more routine yet no less critical
    Trinity, Medieval & Modern French
    business – pensions funding; academic
    Languages Mr Nigel Portwood, Exeter, OUP
    independence; changing Government
    Professor Marta Z Kwiatowska, Professor Emma Smith, Hertford,
    funding and policy priorities;
    Trinity, Computer Science English
    attractiveness of the University for
    Dr Barnaby L S Taylor, Exeter, Classics Professor Christoph Tang, Exeter,
    the best academics and access to the
    Professor Charlotte K Williams, Pathology
    University for the best students – that
    Trinity, Chemistry Dr Alison Woollard, Hertford,
    democratic governance measures in
    Biochemistry
    the University are re-established and Candidate statement:
    Professor William Whyte, St John’s,
    revitalized. It is of great importance that the views
    History
    of members of Congregation involved in
    466 University of Oxford Gazette • 10 June 2021

    Candidate statement: Professor Matt Higgins, Merton, Professor Irene Tracey, Warden of
    After working in the NHS for nine Biochemistry Merton
    years, I joined the University in 1997 Professor Yvonne Jones, Jesus, NDM Professor Roger Goodman, Principal
    as a Welcome Trust Senior Fellow. Professor Simon Newstead, Christ of St Antony’s
    Since 2004 I have been a Tutorial Church, Biochemistry Professor Maggie Snowling,
    Fellow at Hertford College and Professor Fiona Powrie, Wadham, President of St John’s
    Professor of Molecular Epidemiology Kennedy Institute Professor Dame Frances Ashcroft,
    in the Department of Zoology. I have Trinity, Medical Sciences
    Candidate statement:
    undertaken a wide range of academic Professor Dame Kay Davies,
    Personal History
    and administrative roles in Hertford, Hertford, Medical Sciences
    I arrived in Oxford in 2017, after nearly
    the Department, and the University. I Professor Ewan McKendrick, Lady
    23 years at St Andrews. I am a senior
    was closely involved in the response Margaret Hall, Law
    research fellow at Jesus College and a
    to the Tinbergen building closure Professor Sir Andrew Wiles, Merton,
    member of the division of structural
    (2017-18) and was Senior Proctor Mathematics
    biology. I am a scientist working
    2019-2020. Consequently, I have a
    at the interface of chemistry and Candidate statement:
    comprehensive overview of the many
    biology. Currently I am the director I am a research-led teaching academic,
    constituencies within Oxford and their
    of the Rosalind Franklin Institute, Fellow of Merton College and Head of
    complex and interconnected needs.
    (at Harwell). I am an elected fellow the Department of Physiology, Anatomy
    I know intimately the difficulties of
    of the Royal Society, Royal Society & Genetics (2016-). Since arriving at
    maintaining the high standards of
    of Edinburgh, Academy of Medical Oxford in the mid-1980’s on an overseas
    teaching, research, and administration
    Science, American Association for scholarship as a graduate student (New
    that Oxford sets itself and the
    Advancement of Science and European College), I have had the privilege of
    enormous pressures that this generates
    Molecular Biology Organisation. viewing the collegiate university through
    for all members.
    many different lenses. As a JRF (Christ
    Qualifications
    Being a Proctor provides unique insights Church), Tutor (Merton), Sub-Warden,
    I have experience in dealing with
    into the extremely challenging, but Senior Pro-Proctor and Deputy Head of
    level appointments. I served on the
    highly rewarding, role of the Vice Division (MSD 8 years) my experiences
    University Court (governing body) of
    Chancellor. Oxford’s long-term success have been both challenging and
    the University of St Andrews as the
    across an extraordinary range of rewarding. Chairing MSD Education,
    elected science & medicine professor. I
    intellectual and practical activities is Research and Personnel committees, and
    was a member of the search committee
    principally due to its ideals of academic as Acting Head of Division (6 months) on
    for the St Andrews new principal & vice
    freedom and self-governance. Balancing Council gave me further insights into the
    chancellor. I currently serve on the
    the requirements of all members of workings of the university. As President
    council of the Royal Society and was a
    Oxford’s complex ecosystem in an of The Physiological Society, and a fellow
    member of the panel that interviewed
    environment of limited resources and of several learned societies, I continue
    and recommended the new foreign
    ever-increasing externally imposed to run a research group, which has had
    secretary. I currently serve as the UK
    constraints is very demanding. The uninterrupted external funding for over
    representative on the board of the
    Vice Chancellor simultaneously has 35 years. My research career together
    European X-ray Free Electron Laser. I
    a vital outward-facing role, including with my lecturing, examining and service
    served on the board of Diamond Light
    interfacing with government and on national RAE/REF committees, is
    Source and was on the search panel for
    donors. The coming period will present in keeping with my conviction of the
    the new chief executive.
    Oxford with many challenges and to importance of both academic research
    face these effectively we must choose Motivation and teaching. As such, I have a good
    an outstanding individual as Vice I would like to contribute to the appreciation of the qualities I would most
    Chancellor to guide us. I am confident University and my skills fit this role. admire in a vice chancellor. If appointed,
    that I can broadly represent the My experience has taught me the I would bring to the committee this
    members of the University in making value of an academic voice in these experience that supports the core values
    this crucial choice. appointments. The Vice-Chancellor of the university.
    is primus inter pares, thus must
    Professor James H Naismith, BSc Edin, Dr Sam Wolfe, MA MPhil PhD Camb,
    be a respected scholar, a leader, a
    PhD Manc, DSc St And, Fellow of Jesus, St Catherine’s, Faculty of Linguistics,
    colleague, a capable administrator,
    NDM Philology & Phonetics
    a skilled negotiator and an articulate
    Nominated by: spokesperson. Nominated by:
    Professor Sir Nigel Shadbolt, Principal Mr Miles Young, Warden of New
    Professor D J Paterson, MA DPhil Oxf,
    of Jesus, Computer Science College
    MSc DSc WAust, Fellow of Merton,
    Professor Andrew Baldwin, Professor Kersti Börjars, Master of
    Department of Physiology, Anatomy &
    Pembroke, Chemistry St Catherine’s
    Genetics
    Professor Patricia Clavin, Jesus, Professor Benjamin Bollig,
    History Nominated by: St Catherine’s, Spanish &
    Professor Benjamin Davis, Mr John Bowers QC, Principal of Portuguese
    Pembroke, Chemistry Brasenose Professor Byron Byrne,
    Professor Veronique Gouverneur, Professor Sir Rick Trainor, Rector of St Catherine’s, Engineering
    Merton, Chemistry Exeter Science
    University of Oxford Gazette • 10 June 2021 467

    Professor Aditi Lahiri, Somerville, BUILDINGS AND ESTATES Professor Karen O’Brien, University
    Linguistics, Philology & Phonetics SUBCOMMITTEE College, English
    Professor Carolyne Larrington, St Professor Andrew Simpson, Kellogg,
    • One person elected by Congregation,
    John’s, English Computer Science
    to serve until the start of MT 2024
    Professor Martin Maiden, Trinity, Professor Mike Wooldridge,
    [vice Ms Laura How]
    Linguistics, Philology & Phonetics Hertford, Computer Science
    Professor Kate Nation, St John’s, The following nominations have been
    Candidate statement:
    Experimental Psychology received:
    Having been a member of the
    Professor Ian Watson, Christ Church,
    Tania Boyt, MBA Open, MA Oxf, Fellow University in various guises as student,
    French
    of Reuben researcher, lecturer, and professor, I
    Candidate statement: think I have a reasonably good grasp
    Nominated by:
    The upheaval of the past fourteen – as far as anyone does – of how the
    Dr Nick Leimu-Brown, Principal of
    months has cast into sharp relief place works, what drives and motivates
    Linacre
    the need for effective, collaborative, colleagues and peers, and some of the
    Professor Lionel Tarassenko,
    and sensitive leadership to take the constraints we must all work within.
    President of Reuben, Engineering
    University forward. The challenges At the University level, I chair the Joint
    Professor Sir Rory Collins, St John’s,
    facing the next Vice-Chancellor Information Security Advisory Group,
    Population Health
    are considerable. Whilst COVID-19 and am a member of CUREC, as well as
    Laura How, Bodleian Libraries
    has reminded us of the University’s leading a number of activities related
    Tracy Tompkins, Experimental
    strengths, for many it has either to equality and diversity, and ethics, in
    Psychology
    compounded or highlighted existing my Department. I have led a number of
    John Tranter, St Cross
    weaknesses; a newly elected Vice- cross-disciplinary initiatives in Cyber
    Gary Walker, Kellogg
    Chancellor will need to grapple with Security research and education, and
    Dr Stuart Wilkinson, Reuben,
    maintaining the University’s reputation take part in a number of committees
    Research Services
    for world-leading research and teaching within my College. I have also tried
    whilst ensuring the financial security Candidate statement: to maintain a sense of how life works
    which permits both. Presenting Oxford Since joining the University in 2001, beyond the ring-road, in membership
    as socially responsible, both in terms I have held the roles of Departmental of various boards and projects related
    of access and outreach activities and Administrator/Head of Administration to Cyber Security nationally, and as a
    our impact on our planet, is likely to be and Finance for five different Trustee of Bletchley Park.
    more integral to the role than it has ever departments across two divisions, and
    These activities have exposed me to
    been before. more recently I was appointed as Bursar
    many of the complexities of building
    at Reuben College. Undertaking these
    If elected to the Committee, I would projects within the University and
    roles has provided me with a wide and
    aim to ensure we nominate a candidate outside. I am presently leading the
    varied breadth of experience in relation
    who can rise to these challenges early stages of a project aiming to build
    to building and estates issues, as well as
    with particular regard for Oxford’s a new Information Sciences building
    the challenges they present.
    unique history of democracy and self- on the Radcliffe Observatory Quarter.
    governance, working constructively As a member of Congregation, I believe If elected to BESC, I would bring
    with Colleges and Congregation it is important and an obligation to this broad range of experience and
    members, so that the significant policy participate in the operation of the understanding of stakeholder needs to
    challenges ahead are dealt with in a way University community. I currently sit its discussions, and would learn much
    that enjoys broad support from across on numerous University committees that will be of value in helping new
    our community. and working groups and these add to building projects run smoothly.
    my growing depth of knowledge. I feel
    Since arriving in Oxford five years
    I would be a valued member of BESC
    ago, I have served on the Faculty of
    and would welcome the opportunity
    Linguistics, Philology, and Phonetics
    to bring my operational expertise
    Faculty Board, the Conference of
    and experience to assisting the wider
    Colleges Steering Committee, and
    University.
    coordinated a national project on care-
    leavers’ access to Higher Education. In Professor Andrew Martin, MA DPhil
    addition to experience of recruitment Oxf, Fellow of Kellogg, Faculty of
    exercises within a University and Computer Science
    College context, I have been closely
    Nominated by:
    involved in recruiting senior leaders
    Professor Jonathan Michie,
    in the Further Education and charity
    President of Kellogg, Continuing
    sector.
    Education
    Dr Keri Dexter, MPLS Division
    Professor Richard Hobbs, Harris
    Manchester, Primary Care Health
    Sciences
    Professor David Mills, Kellogg,
    Education
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    VICE-CHANCELLORSHIP
    Election results Register of Congregation
    • Three persons, not also being
    COUNCIL members of Council, elected by The Vice-Chancellor reports that the
    Congregation following names have been added to
    • One member of Congregation
    the Register of Congregation:
    elected by Congregation from On Thursday 10 June the following
    members of the faculties in the were duly elected to the Nominating Fulcini, E, Department of economics
    Divisions of Mathematical, Physical Committee for the Vice-Chancellorship Halliday, J, Faculty of Clinical
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    Professor Martin C J Maiden, BSc
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    Professor Andrew Martin, MA DPhil
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    Voting on Legisative Proposal: Part 6
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    Council of the University 3. The members under regulation (2) Any such amendments or new
    1 (7)–(12) above shall hold office for regulations shall be published as
    Changes to Regulations one year and shall not be eligible for having effect from the beginning
    reappointment or re-election under of the following Michaelmas fFull
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    (7)–(12). tTerm.
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    1 (4)–(12) above dies or resigns or University student handbook to include
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    The Rules Committee remainder of his or her period of distribution to all student members on
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    Committee, amend as follows (new
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    the members under regulation 1 (4)–(12)
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    Congregation

    Congregation 5 July Board, primarily towards the costs Meeting information


    (including support costs) of the
    Members of Congregation are reminded
    Degree by Resolution professorship, and, subject to this, to
    that any two members may, not later
    the general advancement of the study
    than noon on 4 October, give notice in
    within the University of International
    writing to the Registrar that they wish
    This content has been removed as Relations.
    to oppose or amend the legislative
    it contains personal information 6.3. The Montague Burton Professor of proposal above (see the note on the
    protected under the Data International Relations shall undertake conduct of business in Congregation
    Protection Act. Members of the research in and shall lecture and give below). If no such notice has been
    University with a SSO account instruction on the theory and practice given, and unless Council has declared
    can log in to read the redacted of International Relations. otherwise or the meeting has been
    content. 6.4. The professor shall be elected by an
    adjourned the legislative proposal shall
    be declared carried, and the meeting
    electoral board consisting of:
    may be cancelled.
    (1) the Vice-Chancellor, or, if the
    Master of Balliol College is Vice- Note on procedures in Congregation
    Chancellor, a person appointed by
    Council; ¶ Business in Congregation is
    Congregation 12 October
    conducted in accordance with
    (2) the Master of Balliol College, or,
    Congregation Regulations 2 of
    Voting on Legisative Proposal: Part 6 of if the Master is unable or unwilling
    2002 (https://governance.admin.
    the Schedule to the Statutes to act, a person appointed by the
    ox.ac.uk/legislation/congregation-
    Governing Body of Balliol College;
    The following changes, made on the regulations-2-of-2002). A printout of
    recommendation of the Social Sciences (3) a person appointed by the these regulations, or of any statute or
    Divisional Board, update the duties Governing Body of Balliol College; other regulations, is available from
    of the Montague Burton Professor the Council Secretariat on request.
    (4), (5) two persons appointed by
    of International Relations in the A member of Congregation seeking
    Council;
    regulations. advice on questions relating to its
    (6)–(8) three persons appointed by procedures, other than elections,
    WHEREAS it is expedient to amend
    the Social Sciences Board; should contact Mrs R Thomas at the
    Part 6 of the Schedule to the Statutes
    University Offices, Wellington Square
    to amend administrative provisions (9) a person appointed by the Board
    (telephone: (2)80317; email rebecca.
    concerning the Montague Burton of the Faculty of History.
    thomas@admin.ox.ac.uk); questions
    Professor of International Relations,
    6.5. The professor shall be subject to relating to elections should be directed
    THE UNIVERSITY ENACTS AS
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    FOLLOWS.
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    In the Schedule to the Statutes, amend to any particular regulations which are
    While COVID-19 working restrictions
    Part 6 concerning the Montague Burton applicable to this chair.
    remain in place, any notice that needs
    Professor of International Relations as
    6.6. Congregation may from time to to be given to the Registrar in writing
    follows (new text underlined, deleted
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    text struck through):
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    maintenance of the Montague
    Burton Professorship of International
    Relations.
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    constituted by the benefaction shall
    be applied, in proportions and on
    conditions to be determined by from
    time to time by Council, in consultation
    with the Social Sciences Divisional
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    WEDNESDAY 21 JULY 2021 • SUPPLEMENT (1) TO NO 5320 • VOL 151

    Supplement
    Final Honour Schools, Bachelor of Fine Art
    and Bachelor of Theology, 2020
    NUMERICAL AND PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF CANDIDATES

    Table 1: Number and proportion of students achieving each class, by division and course
    Table 1a: Divisional summary 497
    Table 1b: By division and course 498
    Table 2: Number and proportion of students achieving each class, by sex
    Table 2a: By division and sex 501
    Table 2b: By course and sex 502
    Table 3: Number and proportion of students achieving each class, by ethnicity 507
    Table 4: Number and proportion of students achieving each class, by disability 507
    Notes:
    Asterisks are used to replace figures that are sufficiently small to enable identification of individuals
    Percentage totals may not add up to 100% due to rounding method used
    The MMathPhys degree is graded according to a Pass/Merit/Distinction outcome schema and therefore is presented
    separately to other first-degree programmes

    Table 1: Number and proportion of students achieving each class in FHS, BFA and BTh, by division and course
    TABLE 1A: DIVISIONAL SUMMARY

    Division 1 2.1 2.2 3 Pass/ Grand total


    Unclassified
    Continuing Education 1 4 3 8
    13% 50% 38% 100%
    Humanities 559 579 6 2 13 1,159
    48% 50% 1% 0% 1% 100%
    Mathematical, Physical and Life 477 358 80 12 5 932
    Sciences
    51% 38% 9% 1% 1% 100%
    Medical Sciences 172 180 9 2 363
    47% 50% 2% 0% 1% 100%
    Social Sciences 272 375 4 8 659
    41% 57% 1% 0% 1% 100%
    Total students 1,481 1,496 102 14 28 3,121
    Percentage total 47% 48% 3% 0% 1% 100%

    Division Course title Distinction Merit Grand total


    Mathematical, Physical MMathPhys Mathematical 24 5 29
    and Life Sciences & Theoretical Physics 83% 17% 100%

    497
    University of Oxford Gazette • Supplement (1) to No 5320 • 21 July 2021

    TABLE 1B: BY DIVISION AND COURSE

    Division Course group 1 2.1 2.2 3 Pass/ Grand


    Unclassified total
    Continuing Education BTh Theology 1 4 3 8
    12% 50% 38% 100%
    Humanities BA Ancient & Modern History 13 9 22
    59% 41% 100%
    BA Classical Archaeology & 8 11 1 20
    Ancient History 40% 55% 5% 100%
    BA Classics & English 6 6 12
    50% 50% 100%
    BA Classics & Modern Languages 2 4 6
    33% 67% 100%
    BA Classics & Oriental Studies 5 3 8
    62% 38% 100%
    BA English Language & Literature 93 125 3 1 222
    42% 56% 1% 0% 100%
    BA English & Modern Languages 9 6 15
    60% 40% 100%
    BA European & Middle Eastern 2 8 10
    Languages 20% 80% 100%
    BA History 108 99 1 1 1 210
    51% 47% 0% 0% 0% 100%
    BA History & Economics 11 6 17
    65% 35% 100%
    BA History & English 6 7 13
    46% 54% 100%
    BA History & Modern Languages 17 5 22
    77% 23% 100%
    BA History & Politics 22 24 1 47
    47% 51% 2% 100%
    BA History of Art 13 3 16
    81% 19% 100%
    BA Literae Humaniores 38 64 1 1 104
    37% 62% 1% 1% 100%
    BA Modern Languages 71 85 3 159
    45% 53% 2% 100%
    BA Modern Languages & 16 13 1 30
    Linguistics 53% 43% 3% 100%
    BA Music 43 15 1 59
    73% 25% 2% 100%
    BA Oriental Studies 26 18 1 45
    58% 40% 2% 100%
    BA Philosophy & Modern 12 7 19
    Languages 63% 37% 100%
    University of Oxford Gazette • Supplement (1) to No 5320 • 21 July 2021 499

    Division Course group 1 2.1 2.2 3 Pass/ Grand


    Unclassified total
    Humanities cont BA Philosophy & Theology 9 20 2 31
    29% 65% 6% 100%
    BA Theology & Oriental Studies * * * * * 2
    * * * * * 100%
    BA Theology & Religion 17 24 41
    41% 59% 100%
    BFA Fine Art 12 15 2 29
    41% 52% 7% 100%
    Mathematical, BA Biological Sciences 58 58 116
    Physical and Life
    50% 50% 100%
    Sciences
    BA Geology * * * * * 3
    * * * * * 100%
    BA Physics 8 9 7 1 25
    32% 36% 28% 4% 100%
    MChem Chemistry 85 57 21 3 1 167
    51% 34% 13% 2% 1% 100%
    MCompSci Computer Science 15 4 2 1 22
    68% 18% 9% 5% 100%
    MCompSciPhil Computer Science 6 2 1 9
    & Philosophy
    67% 22% 11% 100%
    MEarthSci Earth Sciences 8 15 23
    35% 65% 100%
    MEng Engineering Science 72 83 15 1 1 172
    42% 48% 9% 1% 1% 100%
    MEng Materials Science 19 12 2 33
    58% 36% 6% 100%
    MMath Mathematics 70 47 12 4 1 134
    52% 35% 9% 3% 1% 100%
    MMath Mathematics & Statistics 32 12 1 45
    71% 27% 2% 100%
    MMathCompSci Mathematics & 13 6 2 1 1 23
    Computer Science 57% 26% 9% 4% 4% 100%
    MMathPhil Mathematics & 6 5 3 14
    Philosophy 43% 36% 21% 100%
    MPhys Physics 80 42 15 1 138
    58% 30% 11% 1% 100%
    MPhysPhil Physics & Philosophy 5 3 8
    62% 38% 100%
    Medical Sciences BA Cell & Systems Biology 11 9 2 22
    50% 41% 9% 100%
    BA Experimental Psychology 30 17 47
    64% 36% 100%
    University of Oxford Gazette • Supplement (1) to No 5320 • 21 July 2021

    Division Course group 1 2.1 2.2 3 Pass/ Grand


    Unclassified total
    Medical Sciences cont BA Medical Sciences 58 76 4 138
    42% 55% 3% 100%
    BA Neuroscience 3 11 1 1 16
    19% 69% 6% 6% 100%
    BA Psychology, Philosophy & 20 14 1 35
    Linguistics 57% 40% 3% 100%
    MBiochem Molecular & Cellular 50 53 1 1 105
    Biochemistry 48% 50% 1% 1% 100%
    Social Sciences BA Archaeology & Anthropology 11 12 23
    48% 52% 100%
    BA Economics & Management 39 36 1 2 78
    50% 46% 1% 3% 100%
    BA Geography 32 34 1 67
    48% 51% 1% 100%
    BA Human Sciences 20 12 1 33
    61% 36% 3% 100%
    BA Jurisprudence 66 133 1 1 201
    33% 66% 0% 0% 100%
    BA Philosophy, Politics & 104 148 2 3 257
    Economics
    40% 58% 1% 1% 100%
    Total students 1,481 1,496 102 14 28 3,121
    Percentage total 47% 48% 3% 0% 1% 100%
    University of Oxford Gazette • Supplement (1) to No 5320 • 21 July 2021 501

    Table 2: Number and proportion of students achieving each class, by sex


    TABLE 2A: BY DIVISION AND SEX

    Division Sex 1 2.1 2.2 3 Pass/ Grand total


    Unclassified
    Continuing Education Female * * * * * 4
    * * * * * 100%
    Male * * * * * 4
    * * * * * 100%
    Total 1 4 3 8
    Percentage total 13% 50% 38% 0% 0% 100%
    Humanities Female 308 382 4 10 704
    44% 54% 1% 0% 1% 100%
    Male 251 197 2 2 3 455
    55% 43% 0% 0% 1% 100%
    Total 559 579 6 2 13 1,159
    Percentage total 48% 50% 1% 0% 1% 100%
    Mathematical, Physical and Female 135 129 23 3 290
    Life Sciences 47% 44% 8% 1% 0% 100%
    Male 342 229 57 9 5 642
    53% 36% 9% 1% 1% 100%
    Total 477 358 80 12 5 932
    Percentage total 51% 38% 9% 1% 1% 100%
    Medical Sciences Female 109 107 5 1 222
    49% 48% 2% 0% 0% 100%
    Male 63 73 4 1 141
    45% 52% 3% 0% 1% 100%
    Total 172 180 9 2 363
    Percentage total 47% 50% 2% 0% 1% 100%
    Social Sciences Female 114 189 3 306
    37% 62% 0% 0% 1% 100%
    Male 158 186 4 5 353
    45% 53% 1% 0% 1% 100%
    Total 272 375 4 8 659
    Percentage total 41% 57% 1% 0% 1% 100%
    Grand total 1,481 1,496 102 14 28 3,121
    Percentage grand total 47% 48% 3% 0% 1% 100%
    University of Oxford Gazette • Supplement (1) to No 5320 • 21 July 2021

    TABLE 2B: BY COURSE AND SEX

    Course title Sex 1 2.1 2.2 3 Pass/ Grand total


    Unclassified
    BA Ancient & Modern History Female 4 3 7
    57% 43% 100%
    Male 9 6 15
    60% 40% 100%

    BA Archaeology & Anthropology Female 9 4 13


    69% 31% 100%
    Male 2 8 10
    20% 80% 100%
    BA Biological Sciences Female 35 36 71
    49% 51% 100%
    Male 23 22 45
    51% 49% 100%
    BA Cell & Systems Biology Female * * * * * 18
    * * * * * 100%
    Male * * * * * 4
    * * * * * 100%
    BA Classical Archaeology & Ancient History Female 6 7 1 14
    43% 50% 7% 100%
    Male 2 4 6
    33% 67% 100%
    BA Classics & English Female * * * * * 10
    * * * * * 100%
    Male * * * * * 2
    * * * * * 100%
    BA Classics & Modern Languages Female * * * * * 5
    * * * * * 100%
    Male * * * * * 1
    * * * * * 100%
    BA Classics & Oriental Studies Female * * * * * 1
    * * * * * 100%
    Male * * * * * 7
    * * * * * 100%
    BA Economics & Management Female 10 12 1 23
    43% 52% 4% 100%
    Male 29 24 1 1 55
    53% 44% 2% 2% 100%
    BA English Language & Literature Female 58 92 2 1 153
    38% 60% 1% 1% 100%

    Male 35 33 1 69
    51% 48% 1% 100%
    BA English & Modern Languages Female * * * * * 10
    * * * * * 100%
    Male * * * * * 5
    * * * * * 100%
    BA European & Middle Eastern Languages Female * * * * * 8
    * * * * * 100%
    Male * * * * * 2
    * * * * * 100%
    University of Oxford Gazette • Supplement (1) to No 5320 • 21 July 2021 503

    Course title Sex 1 2.1 2.2 3 Pass/ Grand total


    Unclassified
    BA Experimental Psychology Female 23 14 37
    62% 38% 100%
    Male 7 3 10
    70% 30% 100%
    BA Geography Female 16 18 34
    47% 53% 100%
    Male 16 16 1 33
    48% 48% 3% 100%
    BA Geology Male * * * * * 3
    * * * * * 100%
    BA History Female 59 55 1 115
    51% 48% 1% 100%
    Male 49 44 1 1 95
    52% 46% 1% 1% 100%
    BA History & Economics Female * * * * * 2
    * * * * * 100%
    Male * * * * * 15
    * * * * * 100%
    BA History & English Female * * * * * 10
    * * * * * 100%
    Male * * * * * 3
    * * * * * 100%
    BA History & Modern Languages Female 9 5 14
    64% 36% 100%
    Male 8 8
    100% 100%
    BA History & Politics Female 9 11 1 21
    43% 52% 5% 100%
    Male 13 13 26
    50% 50% 100%
    BA History of Art Female * * * * * 15
    * * * * * 100%
    Male * * * * * 1
    * * * * * 100%
    BA Human Sciences Female 17 8 1 26
    65% 31% 4% 100%
    Male 3 4 7
    43% 57% 100%
    BA Jurisprudence Female 30 86 1 117
    26% 74% 1% 100%
    Male 36 47 1 84
    43% 56% 1% 100%
    BA Literae Humaniores Female 19 39 58
    33% 67% 100%
    Male 19 25 1 1 46
    41% 54% 2% 2% 100%
    University of Oxford Gazette • Supplement (1) to No 5320 • 21 July 2021

    Course title Sex 1 2.1 2.2 3 Pass/ Grand total


    Unclassified
    BA Medical Sciences Female 41 49 2 92
    45% 53% 2% 100%
    Male 17 27 2 46
    37% 59% 4% 100%
    BA Modern Languages Female 48 63 3 114
    42% 55% 3% 100%
    Male 23 22 45
    51% 49% 100%
    BA Modern Languages & Linguistics Female 10 10 1 21
    48% 48% 5% 100%
    Male 6 3 9
    67% 33% 100%
    BA Music Female 21 10 1 32
    66% 31% 3% 100%
    Male 22 5 27
    81% 19% 100%
    BA Neuroscience Female * * * * * 11
    * * * * * 100%
    Male * * * * * 5
    * * * * * 100%
    BA Oriental Studies Female 15 16 31
    48% 52% 100%
    Male 11 2 1 14
    79% 14% 7% 100%
    BA Philosophy & Modern Languages Female 4 4 8
    50% 50% 100%
    Male 8 3 11
    73% 27% 100%
    BA Philosophy & Theology Female 3 10 2 15
    20% 67% 13% 100%
    Male 6 10 16
    38% 62% 100%
    BA Philosophy, Politics & Economics Female 32 61 93
    34% 66% 100%
    Male 72 87 2 3 164
    44% 53% 1% 2% 100%
    BA Physics Female 3 2 1 6
    50% 33% 17% 100%
    Male 5 7 6 1 19
    26% 37% 32% 5% 100%
    BA Psychology, Philosophy & Linguistics Female 10 7 1 18
    56% 39% 6% 100%
    Male 10 7 17
    59% 41% 100%
    BA Theology & Oriental Studies Female * * * * * 1
    * * * * * 100%
    Male * * * * * 1
    * * * * * 100%
    University of Oxford Gazette • Supplement (1) to No 5320 • 21 July 2021 505

    Course title Sex 1 2.1 2.2 3 Pass/ Grand total


    Unclassified
    BA Theology & Religion Female 6 10 16
    38% 62% 100%
    Male 11 14 25
    44% 56% 100%
    BFA Fine Art Female 9 13 1 23
    39% 57% 4% 100%
    Male 3 2 1 6
    50% 33% 17% 100%
    BTh Theology Female * * * * * 4
    * * * * * 100%
    Male * * * * * 4
    * * * * * 100%
    MBiochem Molecular & Cellular Biochemistry Female 25 20 1 46
    54% 43% 2% 100%
    Male 25 33 1 59
    42% 56% 2% 100%
    MChem Chemistry Female 29 24 12 2 67
    43% 36% 18% 3% 100%
    Male 56 33 9 1 1 100
    56% 33% 9% 1% 1% 100%
    MCompSci Computer Science Female * * * * * 4
    * * * * * 100%
    Male * * * * * 18
    * * * * * 100%
    MCompSciPhil Computer Science & Female * * * * * 3
    Philosophy
    * * * * * 100%
    Male * * * * * 6
    * * * * * 100%
    MEarthSci Earth Sciences Female 3 8 11
    27% 73% 100%
    Male 5 7 12
    42% 58% 100%
    MEng Engineering Science Female 11 21 32
    34% 66% 100%
    Male 61 62 15 1 1 140
    44% 44% 11% 1% 1% 100%
    MEng Materials Science Female 2 4 6
    33% 67% 100%
    Male 17 8 2 27
    63% 30% 7% 100%
    MMath Mathematics Female 17 13 3 1 34
    50% 38% 9% 3% 100%
    Male 53 34 9 3 1 100
    53% 34% 9% 3% 1% 100%
    MMath Mathematics & Statistics Female 11 3 14
    79% 21% 100%
    Male 21 9 1 31
    68% 29% 3% 100%
    University of Oxford Gazette • Supplement (1) to No 5320 • 21 July 2021

    Course title Sex 1 2.1 2.2 3 Pass/ Grand total


    Unclassified
    MMathCompSci Mathematics & Computer Female * * * * * 4
    Science
    * * * * * 100%
    Male * * * * * 19
    * * * * * 100%

    MMathPhil Mathematics & Philosophy Female 2 3 1 6


    33% 50% 17% 100%
    Male 4 2 2 8
    50% 25% 25% 100%
    MPhys Physics Female 12 13 6 31
    39% 42% 19% 100%
    Male 68 29 9 1 107
    64% 27% 8% 1% 100%
    MPhysPhil Physics & Philosophy Female * * * * * 1
    * * * * * 100%
    Male * * * * * 7
    * * * * * 100%
    Total students 1,481 1,496 102 14 28 3,121
    Percentage total 47% 48% 3% 0% 1% 100%
    University of Oxford Gazette • Supplement (1) to No 5320 • 21 July 2021 507

    Table 3: Number and proportion of students achieving each class, by ethnicity

    Ethnicity 1 2.1 2.2 Third or lower Grand total


    (including Fail)
    Asian 93 135 17 8 253
    37% 53% 7% 3% 100%
    Black 2 32 2 1 37
    5% 86% 5% 3% 100%
    Chinese 108 103 21 8 240
    45% 43% 9% 3% 100%
    Mixed 96 93 5 1 195
    49% 48% 3% 1% 100%
    Other 15 12 1 28
    54% 43% 4% 0% 100%
    White 1,128 1,083 53 23 2,287
    49% 47% 2% 1% 100%
    Unknown 39 38 3 1 81
    48% 47% 4% 1% 100%
    Total students 1,481 1,496 102 42 3,121
    Percentage total 47% 48% 3% 1% 100%

    Table 4: Number and proportion of students achieving each class, by disability

    Disability 1 2.1 2.2 Third or lower Grand total


    (including Fail)
    SpLD 74 89 5 3 171
    43% 52% 3% 2% 100%
    Other disability 182 222 16 12 432
    42% 51% 4% 3% 100%
    No known disability 1,225 1,185 81 27 2,518
    49% 47% 3% 1% 100%
    Total students 1,481 1,496 102 42 3,121
    Percentage total 47% 48% 3% 1% 100%
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    Council and Main  510 Notices 514 Humanities Board/ Social Sciences
    Committees Board
    Consultative Notices: Mathematical, Physical and Life
    Council of the University: Call for nominations for Honorary Sciences Board
    Changes to Regulations Degrees and for Degrees by Medical Sciences Board
    (a) Changes to Financial Diploma Social Sciences Board
    Regulations
    (b) Changes to the terms of General Notices:
    reference of the Planning and Gazette publication arrangements Colleges, Halls and Societies 520
    Resource Allocation Committee 400th anniversary of the Botanic
    (c) Changes to the terms of Garden Elections of Proctors (2022–23):
    reference of the Buildings and Digital Education Strategy review Harris Manchester
    Estates Subcommittee OUP Annual Report Queen’s
    MSc in Integrated Immunology
    Congregation 12 July: Election of Assessor (2022–23):
    Degree by Resolution Appointments: Worcester
    Mathematical, Physical and Life
    Council of the University: Sciences Obituaries:
    Register of Congregation Christ Church
    Visiting Professorships: St Hilda’s
    Medical Sciences St Hugh’s
    Congregation 511
    Recognition of Distinction:
    Congregation 5 October: Recognition of Distinction exercise Advertisements 521
    Oration by the Vice-Chancellor 2021
    Notifications of Vacancies 524
    Congregation 12 October: Selection Committees:
    (1) Voting on Legisative Proposal: Head of Humanities Division Colleges, Halls and Societies
    Part 6 of the Schedule to the
    Statutes Graduate Awards and Prizes:
    External Vacancies
    (2) Voting on a Resolution Humanities
    authorising the allocation of Medical Sciences
    space within the IMS-Tetsuya Social Sciences Supplement included with this issue:
    Nakamura Building to the (1) to No 5320: Final Honour Schools,
    Medical Sciences Division Bachelor of Fine Art and Bachelor
    (3) Voting on a Resolution Examinations and Boards 517 ofTheology, 2020  497–508
    authorising the allocation
    of space within the Radiobiology Examinations for the Degree of
    Research Institute to the Doctor of Philosophy
    Department of Oncology
    Changes to Examination Regulations:
    (4) Voting on a Resolution
    Planning and Resource Allocation
    authorising the allocation of
    Committee
    space within Holywell House to
    Education Committee
    the Department of Engineering
    Continuing Education Board
    (5) Voting on a Resolution
    Continuing Education Board/
    authorising the allocation of
    Humanities Board
    space within 23–38 Hythe
    Continuing Education Board/
    Bridge Street to the Finance
    Mathematical, Physical and Life
    Division
    Sciences Board
    (6) Voting on a Resolution
    Continuing Education Board/
    authorising the allocation of
    Medical Sciences Board
    space within 23–38 Hythe
    Humanities Board
    Bridge Street to the Saïd Business
    Humanities Board/Mathematical,
    School
    Physical and Life Sciences Board
    Humanities Board/Medical
    Sciences Board
    University of Oxford Gazette • 22 July 2021

    Council and Main Committees

    Council of the University Resource Allocation Committee to and Estates Subcommittee, amend
    require reports on fundraising activity regulation 10.4 as follows (new text
    Changes to Regulations on an annual basis, rather than a termly underlined, deleted text struck
    basis; and to remove the reference to through):
    Council has made the following
    EU fee rates as part of the Home fee
    changes to regulations, to come into ‘10.4. (1) In particular, the subcommittee
    category.
    effect on 6 August. shall:
    Text of Regulations
    (a) consider and advise the Planning
    (a) Changes to Financial Regulations
    In Part 5 of Council Regulations 15 of and Resource Allocation Committee
    Explanatory Note 2002, concerning the Planning and on the allocation of land and
    Resource Allocation Committee, amend property in the functional estate;
    The following changes, made on
    regulations 5.4 and 5.5 as follows (new
    the recommendation of the General (b) oversee the repairs and
    text underlined, deleted text struck
    Purposes Committee, amend the bank maintenance programmes
    through):
    accounts section of the Financial undertaken by the Director of Estates
    Regulations to update the job titles of ‘5.4. The committee shall be and University Surveyor and the
    the Director of Technical Accounting responsible for monitoring and arrangements for car parking;
    and Reporting and Group Treasurer. implementing the University’s Strategic
    (c) consider and recommend
    Plan, setting its annual budget, and
    Text of Regulations to the Planning and Resource
    resource allocation. In particular, it
    Allocation Committee proposals
    In Council Regulations 1 of 2010, shall be responsible for the following
    for the strategic development and
    Financial Regulations, amend matters:
    masterplanning of the functional
    regulation 6.2 as follows (new text
    … estate, taking into account
    underlined, deleted text struck
    institutional plans, sustainabilityand
    through): (13) the consideration of
    environmental, planning, and
    annualtermly reports on the progress
    ‘6.2 Bank Accounts heritage issues;
    of the University’s fundraising for
    (1) The Finance Committee is capital and recurrent purposes; (d) oversee the initiation and
    responsible for the approval of the management of the design and
    …
    University’s banking and treasury construction of all capitalmajor
    arrangements. 5.5. The committee shall have power projects funded by the University,
    to make, amend and repeal regulations within pre approved financial limits,
    (2) The Director of Finance or
    concerning any of the following including the establishment of
    Registrar and Head of TreasuryGroup
    matters: Project Boards;
    Treasurer must approve all new
    bank accounts of the University. (a) the University fees payable by (e) consider reports from Projects
    All such bank accounts shall be Home/EU students and by overseas Boards submitted to it by the
    in the name of the University. students, within such policy in Programme Board;
    Amendments to existing accounts that regard as may be laid down by
    (f) consider local planning
    or mandates can be signed by two Council from time to time; and …’
    consultations and related
    of the following: the Director of
    governmental policy changes
    Finance, the Registrar, Head of Tax (c) Changes to the terms of reference
    affecting the University estate and
    and TreasuryGroup Treasurer, Group of the Buildings and Estates
    make proposals to the Planning and
    Financial ControllerDirector of Subcommittee
    Resource Allocation Committee
    Technical Accounting & Reporting,
    Explanatory Note on the University responses where
    Head of Financial Planning and
    appropriate;
    Analysis.’ The proposed changes amend the
    terms of reference of the Buildings and (g) approve submissions for
    (b) Changes to the terms of reference of Estates Subcommittee to better clarify planning and listed building
    the Planning and Resource Allocation the role of BESC and reflect the business consent (excluding Joint Venture
    Committee it regularly considers. developments);
    Explanatory Note Text of Regulations (h) oversee the management
    and maintenance of University-
    The proposed changes amend the In Part 10 of Council Regulations 15
    controlled car parks;
    terms of reference of the Planning and of 2002, concerning the Buildings
    University of Oxford Gazette • 22 July 2021 511

    Congregation

    (i) develop and recommend to the Congregation 5 October instruction on the theory and practice
    Planning and Resource Allocation of International Relations.
    Committee proposals for the Estate Oration by the Vice-Chancellor
    6.4. The professor shall be elected by an
    Strategy.
    The Vice-Chancellor will address the electoral board consisting of:
    (2) The subcommittee shall issue House.
    (1) the Vice-Chancellor, or, if the
    regulations for the maintenance of, and
    ¶ Arrangements for the Oration will be Master of Balliol College is Vice-
    all works in, buildings on the functional
    confirmed nearer the time. Chancellor, a person appointed by
    estate and for parking in university-
    Council;
    controlled car parks.’
    Congregation 12 October
    (2) the Master of Balliol College, or,
    Congregation 12 July if the Master is unable or unwilling
    (1) Voting on Legisative Proposal: Part
    to act, a person appointed by the
    6 of the Schedule to the Statutes
    Degree by Resolution Governing Body of Balliol College;
    The following changes, made on the
    (3) a person appointed by the
    recommendation of the Social Sciences
    This content has been removed as Governing Body of Balliol College;
    Divisional Board, update the duties
    it contains personal information
    of the Montague Burton Professor (4), (5) two persons appointed by
    protected under the Data of International Relations in the Council;
    Protection Act. Members of the regulations.
    University with a SSO account (6)–(8) three persons appointed by
    can log in to read the redacted WHEREAS it is expedient to amend the Social Sciences Board;
    Part 6 of the Schedule to the Statutes
    content. (9) a person appointed by the Board
    to amend administrative provisions
    of the Faculty of History.
    concerning the Montague Burton
    Professor of International Relations, THE 6.5. The professor shall be subject to
    Council of the University
    UNIVERSITY ENACTS AS FOLLOWS. any general statutes or regulations
    concerning the duties of professors and
    Register of Congregation In the Schedule to the Statutes, amend
    to any particular regulations which are
    Part 6 concerning the Montague Burton
    The Vice-Chancellor reports that the applicable to this chair.
    Professor of International Relations as
    following names have been added to
    follows (new text underlined, deleted 6.6. Congregation may from time to
    the Register of Congregation:
    text struck through): time amend this Part so long as the
    Al-Diwani, A A J, Faculty of Clinical main object of the benefaction, as
    ‘6.1. The main object of the benefaction
    Medicine defined in section 6.1 above, is always
    received by the University from
    Broad, L C, Christ Church kept in view.’
    Sir Montague Burton shall be the
    Carey, M, Faculty of Clinical
    maintenance of the Montague
    Medicine (2) Voting on a Resolution authorising
    Burton Professorship of International
    Fransham, M J, Wolfson the allocation of space within the IMS-
    Relations.
    Kennon, K E, Tropical Medicine Tetsuya Nakamura Building to the
    Simmons, Z M, Museum of Natural 6.2. The net income of the endowment Medical Sciences Division
    History constituted by the benefaction shall
    Explanatory Note
    Soleymani Majd, H, Faculty of be applied, in proportions and on
    Clinical Medicine conditions to be determined by from The IMS-Tetsuya Nakamura Building,
    time to time by Council, in consultation also known as the Institute of
    Divisional and Faculty Boards
    with the Social Sciences Divisional Developmental and Regenerative
    For changes to regulations for Board, primarily towards the costs Medicine (IDRM) (building number
    examinations see ‘Changes to (including support costs) of the 607), represents a long-standing capital
    Examination Regulations’ below. professorship, and, subject to this, to objective for the Medical Sciences
    the general advancement of the study Division (MSD). In 2018 Council
    within the University of International approved the creation of a funding
    Relations. envelope in the Strategic Capital Plan
    of £35 million to cover the building
    6.3. The Montague Burton Professor of
    and the associated infrastructure plot
    International Relations shall undertake
    costs for the creation of the IDRM. In
    research in and shall lecture and give
    2019 Congregation allocated a site of
    University of Oxford Gazette • 22 July 2021

    5,700 sqm to MSD on the Old Road activity, while space released by groups Trust’s masterplanning of its main
    Campus. Works began in February from DPAG and Paediatrics in WIMM sites. A certain amount of updating has
    2020, and practical completion is will be returned to WIMM management. also been necessary to reflect altered
    anticipated in October 2021. IDRM circumstances since the original 2008
    Text of Resolution
    will bring together world-leading agreement. However, a draft lease has
    researchers to tackle scientific and That approximately 3,704 sqm net now been agreed with the Trust and is
    clinical problems in developmental usable area (NUA) within IMS-Tetsuya ready for completion.
    biology and regenerative medicine. Nakamura Building, also known as
    Text of Resolution
    the Institute of Developmental and
    The total net usable area of 3,704 sqm
    Regenerative Medicine (IDRM) (building That approximately 1,014 sqm net usable
    within IDRM will comprise
    number 607), be allocated to the area (NUA) within the Radiobiology
    approximately 1,334 sqm of lab space,
    Medical Sciences Division, with internal Research Institute (building number
    1,060 sqm of research and teaching
    occupation changes to be approved 632) be allocated to the Department of
    support facilities, 380 sqm of office
    by the IDRM Internal Management Oncology from the date on which the
    space, and 264 sqm of seminar and
    Committee subject to annual lease commences until 7 June 2031,
    meeting facilities, with the remaining
    reporting to the Buildings and Estates subject to the detailed arrangements
    666 sqm NUA comprised of storage,
    Subcommittee, for an initial period of the lease being acceptable to Estates
    services and general user facilities.
    of 5 years, from completion of IDRM, Services, Legal Services Office, the
    Space will initially be used to expected to be no earlier than Medical Sciences Division and the
    accommodate up to 90 existing 8 October 2021. Department of Oncology.
    members of staff from the Departments
    of Paediatrics (Paediatrics) and (3) Voting on a Resolution authorising (4) Voting on a Resolution authorising
    Physiology, Anatomy and Genetics the allocation of space within the the allocation of space within
    (DPAG) in addition to a building Radiobiology Research Institute to the Holywell House to the Department of
    and facilities team of six, a business Department of Oncology Engineering Science
    manager, specialist facilities staff and
    Explanatory Note Explanatory Note
    PAs to each of the theme leads. In the
    short term, the MSD plans to recruit an The Radiobiology Research Institute The Mathematical, Physical and Life
    additional 50 members of staff, with houses the Department of Oncology’s Sciences Division (MPLS) has outlined
    long-term ambitions to achieve full Pre-Clinical Imaging Scientific Research a vision for the establishment of The
    occupation of IDRM (240 researchers Facility. The Pre-Clinical Imaging Energy Systems Accelerator (TESA), a
    and 10 support staff) within five years Scientific Research Facility is a key multi-disciplinary, multi-stakeholder
    of the building becoming operational. resource for Oncology; it also provides facility that will collocate academic
    The division is investigating short-term research support to other University research alongside public and private
    use of the ‘growth’ space to maximise departments as well as national and sector organisations and which will
    the utility of the additional space the international collaborators. The underpin UK innovation in net zero
    IDRM will deliver in advance of the full Radiobiology Research Institute also carbon systems. Osney Mead is the
    delivery of the IDRM academic plan. houses a Biomedical Services Unit and current preferred location for the
    provides accommodation to four of establishment of TESA, and the wider
    If approved, the internal allocation of
    Oncology’s wet lab research groups, University academic vision for Osney
    space within IDRM will result in the
    which are part of the department’s Mead has been built around energy
    relocation of a number of research
    scientific strategy for the next ten years. systems research. Strategic Capital
    groups from the Le Gros Clark Building
    Steering Group (SCSG) endorsed the
    (building number 166), enabling the Given the lack of security of tenure
    broad vision for TESA in March 2020
    full release and redevelopment of the afforded to the University under the
    (SCSG(20)22), and the concept has
    building for the School of Anthropology current arrangements, discussions
    strong backing from the Oxfordshire
    and Museum Ethnography. Space would have been ongoing with the freeholder
    Local Enterprise Partnership (OxLEP).
    also be released within the Sherrington of the Churchill Hospital site, Oxford
    Building (building number 217) and University Hospitals NHS Foundation Long term, it is envisaged that the
    the Weatherall Institute of Molecular Trust (the Trust), for some time in an Symm site at Osney Mead will be a
    Medicine (WIMM) (building number effort to conclude the documentation suitable location to accommodate
    625). The release of space in the Le Gros on the broad basis of the terms TESA, providing offices, labs and
    Clark Building and the Sherrington originally agreed in 2008. This has knowledge exchange facilities for up
    Building forms a key component been a lengthy process, more recently to 800 leading academics, innovators
    of DPAG’s strategy of consolidating slowed by the uncertainty around the and entrepreneurs from across the
    University of Oxford Gazette • 22 July 2021 513

    energy supply chain. In the short term, Engineering, which would subsequently Bridge Street (building number 506) be
    Holywell House (building number 963) oversee the use of space by external allocated to the Finance Division, UAS,
    has been identified as a location in entities. Following refurbishment, for a further period of 5 years from 24
    which to establish a ‘Mini TESA’ to serve it is anticipated that the Mini TESA June 2021 until 22 June 2026, or until
    as proof of concept, inform the main will provide around 100 workstations alternative space can be provided, if
    facility’s design, establish relevant and will include an ideas-exchange sooner.
    activity at Osney Mead and kickstart hub where different disciplines
    innovation. and organisations can develop (6) Voting on a Resolution authorising
    transformative thinking and seed new the allocation of space within 23–38
    Holywell House comprises
    collaborations. Hythe Bridge Street to the Saïd
    approximately 861 sqm net usable area
    Business School
    (NUA) of open-plan and cellular office Text of Resolution
    space, and currently sits within the Explanatory Note
    That approximately 861 sqm net usable
    University’s Functional Investment
    area (NUA) within Holywell House In 2015 the Saïd Business School (SBS)
    Fund; it forms part of the former
    (building number 963) be allocated to began to occupy the second floor and
    Knowles site, which was purchased
    the Department of Engineering Science, third floor of 23–38 Hythe Bridge Street.
    by the University in December 2014.
    for a period of 5 years from 5 July 2021 The allocation of space was originally
    Holywell House was previously
    until 4 July 2026, subject to an annual approved in order to accommodate
    occupied under a commercial lease by
    review based on redevelopment plans growth in SBS’s Master’s degree
    Adestra Ltd, which served notice to
    of the Osney Mead site. programme and the expansion of core
    break with effect from 14 September
    academic activities, which resulted in
    2020. The property has been vacant
    (5) Voting on a Resolution authorising the need to recruit additional faculty
    since that date.
    the allocation of space within 23–38 and support staff and to repurpose space
    It is expected that the Mini TESA will be Hythe Bridge Street to the Finance in the Saïd Business School (building
    occupied by a mixture of academic staff Division number 327) to create the additional
    and practitioners (from both public and teaching rooms and breakout areas.
    Explanatory Note
    private sectors). Academic occupants
    The majority of space within the second
    will comprise members of staff from In 2006 the Finance Division was
    and third floor allocation is comprised
    the Department of Engineering Science relocated and consolidated into leased
    of offices and meeting rooms. The
    (Engineering), the Department of space within 23–38 Hythe Bridge Street
    space currently accommodates 98
    Materials and the School of Geography from spaces in Wellington Square,
    members of SBS staff; however,
    and the Environment; however, the New Barnett House, 5 Worcester
    on completion of the Old Power
    facility will offer a range of options for Street and 6 Worcester Street. The
    Station refurbishment project SBS is
    flexible, short-term use by researchers move created sufficient space within
    keen to relocate approximately 100
    from across the University. Various Wellington Square to accommodate
    members of staff currently located at
    national and regional stakeholders have the then-expanding Development
    Egrove Park (building number 397)
    expressed interest in basing staff in the Office and to provide long-term
    alongside existing SBS staff within
    facility. reorganisation and expansion capacity
    23–38 Hythe Bridge Street. Having
    for several other UAS functions. The
    In June 2020, a bid for £600k to refurbish undertaken a review of the available
    space comprises the ground floor of
    Holywell House for use as a Mini TESA space on the second and third floors,
    the building and accommodates the
    was submitted and subsequently Estates Services can confirm that
    majority of the Finance Division, which
    approved under the government’s near- approximately 200 staff could be
    currently comprises approximately
    term recovery investment programme; accommodated within the existing
    140 members of staff. The ground floor
    in September 2020, the Property space with some reconfiguration.
    is comprised primarily of office space
    Management Subcommittee (PMSC)
    and meeting rooms in addition to a Text of Resolution
    agreed that Holywell House should
    kitchenette and common room.
    be allocated for use as a Mini TESA. That approximately 1,263 sqm net
    At PMSC’s meeting, it was unknown The Finance Division has confirmed usable area (NUA) within 23–38 Hythe
    if management would be via a third that it has an ongoing requirement for Bridge Street (building number 506) be
    party or via transfer into the functional the leased space. allocated to the Saïd Business School
    estate (PMSC(20)17); however, MPLS for a period of 5 years from 24 June 2021
    Text of Resolution
    has since confirmed an intention for until 22 June 2026, or until alternative
    the property to be transferred into That approximately 1,220 sqm net space can be provided, if sooner.
    the functional estate for allocation to usable area (NUA) within 23–38 Hythe
    University of Oxford Gazette • 22 July 2021

    Notices

    Meeting information Consultative Notices It has adopted a target that at least half
    of the final list of names proposed to
    Members of Congregation are reminded
    Call for nominations for Honorary Congregation for the conferment of
    that any two members may, not later
    Degrees and for Degrees by Diploma honorary degrees will be women and/
    than noon on 4 October, give notice in
    or minorities. Members of Congregation
    writing to the Registrar that they wish Honorary degrees are conferred
    are therefore encouraged to nominate
    to oppose or amend the legislative annually at Encaenia. Degrees by
    individuals of conspicuous distinction
    proposal at (1) or the resolutions at (2) to diploma are conferred on heads of state
    with particular reference to diversity.
    (6) above (see the note on the conduct and royalty. Members of Congregation
    of business in Congregation below). are encouraged to nominate individuals Honorary degrees will not be conferred
    If no such notice has been given, and on whom such degrees might be on anyone who holds, or who has
    unless Council has declared otherwise conferred. Nominations are welcome retired from, a resident teaching,
    or the meeting has been adjourned the all year round. research or administrative post within
    legislative proposal and resolutions the University or in any college or
    The Honorary Degrees Committee
    shall be declared carried, and the other society, except in exceptional
    is charged with considering
    meeting may be cancelled. circumstances such as distinguished
    nominations received, consulting
    service outside the terms of his or her
    Council and making recommendations
    Note on procedures in Congregation paid service. In these circumstances,
    to Congregation. The committee
    a proposal for an honorary MA may be
    appreciates the time taken by members
    ¶ Business in Congregation is put forward.
    of Congregation to bring names to
    conducted in accordance with
    its attention. It will be reconsidering Nominations for honorary degrees
    Congregation Regulations 2 of
    names brought to it in the last three and for degrees by diploma should be
    2002 (https://governance.admin.
    years and hopes to receive a wide and submitted on the approved application
    ox.ac.uk/legislation/congregation-
    diverse selection of new names to add form, which requires the name of
    regulations-2-of-2002). A printout of
    to those. the nominee and a short supporting
    these regulations, or of any statute or
    paragraph. Further information is
    other regulations, is available from When considering possible honorands,
    available at https://governance.admin.
    the Council Secretariat on request. the committee will focus on individuals
    ox.ac.uk/committee-on-honorary-
    A member of Congregation seeking in the following categories:
    degrees and copies of the form are
    advice on questions relating to its
    1 those of high academic distinction available online (single sign-on
    procedures, other than elections,
    in the fields of research and required), or from the Secretary to
    should contact Mrs R Thomas at the
    scholarship of specific interest to the the Honorary Degrees Committee
    University Offices, Wellington Square
    University of Oxford (sarah.cowburn@admin.ox.ac.uk). The
    (telephone: (2)80317; email rebecca.
    completed form should be returned to
    thomas@admin.ox.ac.uk); questions 2 those distinguished in the visual,
    the Secretary by email under ‘Strictly
    relating to elections should be directed literary, musical and performing arts
    Confidential’ cover.
    to the Elections Office (email: elections.
    3 those distinguished in business
    office@admin.ox.ac.uk). While informal soundings within the
    and industry
    University will often be desirable, every
    While COVID-19 working restrictions
    4 those who have played a effort should be made to ensure that
    remain in place, any notice that needs
    distinguished role in public life, for publicity is not at any stage given to any
    to be given to the Registrar in writing
    example in contributing to progress specific proposal for the conferral of an
    should be sent by email to registrar@
    and change in society honorary degree. All nominations will
    admin.ox.ac.uk. Notices sent to the
    be considered in strict confidence by
    University Offices may not be received. 5 those who have made a significant
    the committee.
    contribution to the activities of
    the University of Oxford – such The names of people on whom degrees
    individuals would normally also fall by diploma and honorary degrees have
    into one of the categories above. recently been conferred are published
    in the University Calendar and online
    Within the categories above the
    (single sign-on required).
    committee will aim to produce a
    balanced and diverse list, which takes
    account of the global dimension that
    characterises this University’s activities.
    University of Oxford Gazette • 22 July 2021 515

    General Notices 400th anniversary of the Botanic Garden OUP Annual Report
    On 25 July Oxford Botanic Garden will Oxford University Press’s Annual
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    celebrate the 400th anniversary of its Report 2020–21 is now available online.
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    and activities of the Botanic Garden and insights, as well as content relating to
    It has now been decided by GPC and
    its ambitious plans for the future. its commitment to corporate social
    by Council that print production will
    responsibility.
    not resume when COVID-19-related The Chancellor will plant a
    lockdowns end. handkerchief tree (Davidia involucrata)
    MSc in Integrated Immunology
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    The Gazette will continue to be
    Roses Ltd and Botanic Garden Director Research dissertations are to be
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    Please note that this issue will be a new song cycle at the Oxford Lieder
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    addition of MSc in Mathematical (a) change to 2 assessment deadlines
    Sciences to table of programmes (b) change to assessment word count
    (c) clarification of arrangements for
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    PRELIMS IN MUSIC of distinction for postgraduate EVALUATION
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    streamlining of regulations general regulations) move to online assessment
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    (a) changing mode of submission for addition of Ethics and Finance
    thesis and take-home essays from in- module to programme schedule
    person to electronic
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    POLICY
    of subject-specific sections and into
    (a) minor amendment to assessment
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    (c) move to gender-neutral pronouns
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    MPHIL IN ECONOMICS
    (a) major amendments to enable first Colleges, Obituaries

    (qualifying)-year students to choose


    to undertake advanced papers in Halls and Christ Church

    Societies
    Stuart Daniel Aarons, 6 March 2021;
    core subjects
    1977. Aged 62.
    (b) clarification of choice of papers
    Conrad Robin Asquith, 13 September
    required for final examination
    2020; 1963. Aged 75.
    MBA (FULL-TIME) Andrew James Collier, 2021; 1942.
    (a) change to unit title Aged 98.
    (b) administrative amendments Elections of Proctors (2022–23) Rodney Stewart Craik Donald,
    to reflect University coursework September 2020; 1946.
    submission and MCE policies Harris Manchester David Charles Greetham, March
    2021; 1960. Aged 79.
    FHS OF ARCHAEOLOGY AND In accordance with regulation 15 (3) of
    George Robert John Guise, 19 April
    ANTHROPOLOGY Council Regulations 21 of 2002, it has
    2020; 1961. Aged 76.
    (a) amendments to regulations fallen to the Vice-Chancellor to make
    William David Hand, 4 January 2021;
    concerning fieldwork the appointment of Proctor, as Harris
    1960. Aged 79.
    (b) amendments to option choices Manchester was unable to identify a
    Professor Paul Heywood Hirst,
    (c) amendments to dissertation candidate for election as Proctor for
    25 October 2020; 1966. Aged 92.
    submission procedures the proctorial year 2022–23. Following
    David Lawrence Julier, 21 January
    consultation, the Vice-Chancellor has
    FHS OF ECONOMICS AND 2021; 1951. Aged 89.
    appointed Professor Linda Flores,
    MANAGEMENT John Anthony Lilly, 8 March 2020;
    Fellow of Pembroke, to serve as Proctor
    administrative change related to 1995. Aged 77.
    for the proctorial year 2022–23 on behalf
    online submissions Vijay Bhaskar Menon, 4 March 2021;
    of Harris Manchester.
    1953. Aged 86.
    HONOUR MODS IN ARCHAEOLOGY AND
    Philip John Mcdouall, 2020; 1943.
    ANTHROPOLOGY Queen’s
    Aged 96.
    minor amendments to regulations
    The college has elected as Proctor for John Wedderburn Hope Percival,
    concerning practical assessment
    the proctorial year 2022–23 Professor 31 December 2020; 1958.
    PRELIMS IN HUMAN SCIENCES Jane Mellor, Fellow of the college. David Antony Raeburn, March 2021;
    to replace ‘The Biology of Organisms 1945. Aged 93.
    including Humans’ (Paper 1) and Election of Assessor (2022–23) Richard William Rawlinson,
    ‘Genetics and Evolution’ (Paper 6 October 2020; 1961. Aged 78.
    2) with ‘Ecology and Evolution’ Worcester Gerald Thomas Reading, 6 February
    (Paper 1) and ‘Physiology and 2021; 1953. Aged 85.
    The college has elected as Assessor for
    Genetics’ (Paper 2)
    the assessorial year 2022–23 Dr Richard St Hilda’s
    PGDIP IN LEADERSHIP COACHING Earl, Fellow of the college.
    Charline Almeeda Castori (née
    (PART-TIME)
    Clawson), 15 February 2019;
    new programme
    Scholar 1954. Aged 93.
    Maryanne Penelope Dassonville (née
    Darby), 2019; 1969. Aged 72.
    Mary Elizabeth Fama (née Duncan),
    6 July 2021; 1960. Aged 82.
    Sarah Jane Ogilvie-Thomson (née
    Wilson), July 2021; Exhibitioner
    1956. Aged 84.
    Chitra Maria Smith (née
    Rudingerova), 8 April 2021;
    Exhibitioner 1940. Aged 98.
    Pauline Elizabeth Williamson
    (née Stoate), 10 June 2021;
    Exhibitioner 1942. Aged 97.
    St Hugh’s
    Mrs Margaret Duncan (née Mogford);
    February 2021; 1947. Aged 92.
    Mrs Barbara Mary May (née Orton);
    15 February 2021; 1943. Aged 94.
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