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Gazette

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

Council and Main Committees 68

congregation 13 october: degree by resolution

congregation 14 october: (1) declaration of approval of

legislative Proposal: statute XI: university discipline (2) declaration of approval of

legislative Proposal: craven Fund (3) declaration of approval of

legislative Proposal: consolidation of small Trust Funds (4) declaration of approval of

resolution authorising the use of space at the radcliffe observatory Quarter

council of the university: register of congregation

Congregation 68

congregation 20 october: degree by resolution

congregation 4 November: (1) Presentation of Vice-chancellor’s Oration (2) Voting on a resolution authorising

the use of space in the st cross building

congregation 27 November: elections

congregation 4 december: elections

Notices 69

General Notices: distinguished Friends of oxford 2014

appointments: Mathematical, Physical and life sciences

Visiting Professorships: Mathematical, Physical and life sciences Medical sciences

Graduate awards and Prizes: Mathematical, Physical and life sciences social sciences

Musical and other events: Merton New college Pembroke Queen‘s (corrigendum) st John’s sheldonian Theatre

exhibitions: bodleian

Lectures 71

Examinations and Boards 72

examinations for the degree of doctor of Philosophy

changes to examination regulations: social sciences board

Colleges, Halls and Societies 73

obituaries: christ church Merton st hilda’s

Elections 74

elections 27 November: Mathematical, Physical and life sciences board social sciences board board of the Faculty of classics

elections 4 december: humanities board board of the Faculty of history board of the Faculty of Theology and religion

Advertisements 75

Notifications of Vacancies 78

university of oxford

colleges, halls and societies

external Vacancies

Supplement included with this issue: (1) to No 5072: oration by the Vice-chancellor 61–66

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Council and Main Committees

Congregation 13 October

Degree by Resolution

Congregation 14 October

(1) Declaration of Approval of Legislative Proposal: Statute XI: University Discipline

(2) Declaration of Approval of Legislative Proposal: Craven Fund

(3) Declaration of Approval of Legislative Proposal: Consolidation of Small Trust Funds

(4) Declaration of Approval of Resolution authorising the use of space at the Radcliffe Observatory Quarter

No notice of opposition having been given, Mr Vice-chancellor declared approved the legislative proposals at (1) concerning statute XI: university discipline, (2) concerning the craven Fund and (3) concerning the consolidation of small Trust Funds, and the resolution at (4) authorising the use of space at the radcliffe observatory Quarter.

Council of the University

Register of Congregation

Mr Vice-chancellor reports that the following names have been added to the register of congregation:

Blakemore, R J, MertonBooth, M J, MertonCarpenter, R A, Faculty of oriental

studiesEdwards, J R, WorcesterGilbert, G, balliolHamilton, T W, WolfsonHumphreys, D K, Green TempletonHunt, K E, Queen'sIrwin Crookes, P C, Faculty of social

studiesKinsey, B R L, balliolKnight, S M, exeterMickunaite, G, Faculty of historyMiguelez-Cavero, L, balliolMuscolino, M S, MertonNair, M, WolfsonSeifert, D H, st John'sZifarelli, G, brasenose

Divisional and Faculty Boards

For changes in regulations for examinations see 'examinations and boards' below.

Congregation

Congregation 20 October

Congregation 4 November 2pm

¶ Members of congregation are reminded that any two members may, not later than noon on 27 October, give notice in writing to the registrar that they intend to oppose or amend the resolution under item 1 or wish to speak or to ask a question concerning the Vice-chancellor's oration under item 2 below (see the note on the conduct of business in congregation below). If such notice has not been given, and unless council has declared otherwise or the meeting has been adjourned, the oration shall be presented and the resolution carried, and the meeting may be cancelled.

(1) Presentation of Vice-Chancellor’s Oration

The oration delivered by the Vice-chancellor on 7 october will be presented and may be discussed.

¶ The oration is published with this week’s Gazette.

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(2) Voting on a Resolution authorising the use of space in the St Cross Building

Explanatory Note

The st cross building was constructed in the early 1960s to provide accommodation for the libraries, lecture theatres and offices of the Faculties of law and english, which remain in the building today, and the Institute of economics and statistics, which was absorbed into the department of economics in 2000 and relocated to the neighbouring Manor road building.

In July 2014, council gave project approval for Phase II of a project to redevelop the st cross building. The key aims of these works are to provide reconfigured and improved space for all building occupants and better access for those with mobility impairments. Phase I of the redevelopment brought vacant space into use, increasing the area available to the Faculty of law. Phase II will further increase the space available to the faculty, enabling one its sub-units – the centre for criminology – to move into the building.

as the Phase II increase will take the faculty’s total allocation within the st cross building above the threshold of 600 sqm, a resolution of congregation is required, and council now commends this use of space to congregation.

Text of Resolution

That approximately 957 sqm net usable area in the st cross building (building number 228) be allocated to the Faculty of law from 15 september 2015 or from the commencement of the construction stage of the project (whichever is the later date) for a period of five years in the first instance.

Congregation 27 November

Elections

DIvISIoNAL BoARDSMathematical, Physical and life sciences

boardsocial sciences board

FACuLTy BoARDSboard of the Faculty of classics

details are in 'elections' section below.

Congregation 4 December

Elections

DIvISIoNAL BoARDShumanities board

FACuLTy BoARDSboard of the Faculty of historyboard of the Faculty of Theology and religion

details are in ‘elections’ section below.

Note on procedures in Congregation

¶ business in congregation is conducted in accordance with congregation regulations 2 of 2002 (www.admin.ox.ac.uk/statutes/regulations/529-122.shtml). a printout of these regulations, or of any statute or other regulations, is available from the council secretariat on request. a member of congregation seeking advice on questions relating to its procedures, other than elections, should contact Mrs F burchett at the university offices, Wellington square (telephone: (2)80199; email: felicity.burchett@admin.ox.ac.uk); questions relating to elections should be directed to the elections officer, Ms s l s Mulvihill (telephone: (2)80463; email: elections.office@admin.ox.ac.uk).

Notices

General Notices

Distinguished Friends of Oxford 2014

The distinguished Friend of oxford award was initiated in 1997 to provide the university with a means of formally recognising individuals who have acted as exceptional volunteers for the benefit of the wider collegiate university. The award recognises those who have given of their time, contacts and influence in support of an initiative beyond that which can be recognised through traditional channels. Their impact will have been profound and the results would have been impossible to achieve using current available resources. separate from any financial contributions, their legacy will have had a lasting impact on the collegiate university and they will be perceived as role models to other volunteer contributors. This year, seven alumni were honoured at a ceremony at harris Manchester:

Dame Helen Alexander, dbeMr Elliot GersonDr Bettany HughesMr Andrew LoMr Dean LushMr Guy MonsonMr Richard Salter, Qc

For more information about the award and the recipients, please visit www.alumni.ox.ac.uk/dfo.

Appointments

Mathematical, Physical and Life Sciences

The Mathematical, Physical and life sciences board has conferred the headship of the sub-department of astrophysics upon Steven A Balbus, sb MIT, Phd berkeley, savilian Professor of astronomy and Fellow of New college, for a period of 5 years from 1 october 2014.

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Visiting Professorships

Mathematical, Physical and Life Sciences

The Mathematical, Physical and life sciences board has reconferred the title of Visiting Professor in Physical and Theoretical chemistry upon Jeffrey Penfold, bTech Phd brun, for a period of 1 year from 1 october 2014.

Medical Sciences

The Medical sciences board has conferred the title of Visiting Professor of biochemistry on C Miller, ba swarthmore college, Phd Pennsylvania, for a period of 3 years from 1 January 2015.

Graduate Awards and Prizes

Musical and other Events

Merton

Daniel Hyde, Magdalen, will play the complete works of J s bach in a series of organ recitals at 1.10pm on Thursdays throughout the academic year in the chapel, Merton. Free admission with a retiring collection; all welcome. For full details of works to be played see: www.merton.ox.ac.uk/chapel-choir/thursday-organ-recital-series.

16 Oct: allabreve; selections from Das Orgelbuchlein; sonata IV in e minor; Toccata, adagio and Fugue in c

23 Oct: Prelude and Fugue in c major; allein Gott in der höh sei ehr; Trio super herr Jesu christ, dich zu uns wend; selections from Das Orgelbuchlein; concerto in G major after ernst

30 Oct: Prelude and Fugue in a minor; selections from Das Orgelbuchlein; concerto in d minor after Vivaldi; Nun danket alle Gott

6 Nov: Fuge über das Magnificat; Trio in d minor; selections from Das Orgelbuchlein; herr Jesu christ, dich zu uns wend; Prelude and Fugue in a major

20 Nov: Fugue in G minor; ‘schübler’ chorales; Prelude and Fugue in c minor

27 Nov: Fugue on a theme of corelli in b minor; selections from Das Orgelbuchlein; sonata in d minor; Prelude and Fugue in G major

4 Dec: Prelude and Fugue in F minor; Nun komm, der heiden heiland; Pastorale in F; Fantasia and Fugue in c minor

New College

BACH AND SoNS oRGAN SERIES

Three free recitals will be given by the college organists on the newly restored organ at 4pm on sundays.  

19 Oct: Robert Quinney, organist; J s bach and c P e bach

26 Oct: Nicolas Haigh, organ scholar; J s bach and c P e bach

2 Nov: Timothy Wakerell, assistant organist; J s bach, c P e bach and W F bach

Pembroke

PEMBRoKE MuSIC SoCIETy LuNCHTIME RECITALS

The following 40-minute recitals will take place at 1.15pm in the Pichette auditorium. admission free.

4 Nov: The Pembroke Musicians’ recital

18 Nov: Danae Eleni, soprano, Guy Newbury, piano: donizetti, richard strauss, Fauré, Poulenc, Villa lobos, Newbury

26 Nov: Nicola Harrison, mezzo-soprano: songs of spain; Granados, Falla, Guridi, rodrigo

Queen’s

Corrigendum7.30pm, 29 Nov: choral concert: Queen’s college choir, university church (handel’s Messiah)

St John’s

KENDREW CHAMBER MuSIC CoNCERT

Nicholas Daniel and the britten oboe Quartet will give a concert at 7.30pm on 1 december in the auditorium. Free admission; tickets/programmes available from main lodge one week before the performance. Programme: Mozart, Moeran, lennox berkeley, alan ridout, Francaix.

Sheldonian Theatre

SHELDoNIAN 350th ANNIvERSARy CoNCERT

a special concert will take place at 8pm on sunday 16 November (doors open 7.30pm) to commemorate the laying of the foundation stone of the sheldonian Theatre in 1664, featuring beethoven’s 9th symphony. Tickets: 01865 305305, www.ticketsoxford.com or on the door from 7pm. More information: www.sheldon.ox.ac.uk.

Exhibitions

Bodleian

DISPLAy

Until 2 Nov: uncommon interests: Mertonian Treasures in the bodleian

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Lectures

Humanities

Faculty of History

DACRE CENTENARy LECTuRES: IDEAS AND SoCIETy c1600–1800

The following lectures will be given at 5pm on Fridays in the examination schools.

Colin Kidd17 Oct: ‘Priestcraft, the devil and the union of 1707’

Anthony Grafton24 Oct: ‘humanism and history in the late renaissance: Isaac casaubon, Polybius and the political uses of the past’

Jonathan Israel31 Oct: ‘radical enlightenment and the French revolution’

David Womersley7 Nov: ‘Ideas and society in the Pays de Vaud: edward Gibbon and Georges deyverdun read the classics’

Michael Hunter14 Nov: ‘The enlightenment rejection of magic: new thoughts on an old theme’

Brian young21 Nov: ‘scepticism and enlightenment in 18th-century britain: the strange case of dr Johnson and Mr hume’

Sir Noel Malcolm28 Nov: ‘hobbes’s Leviathan and christian doctrine’

Faculty of Medieval and Modern Languages

SuB-FACuLTy oF ITALIAN: PoSTGRADuATE RESEARCH SEMINARS

The following seminars will be given on Mondays in room 10, Taylor Institution. Information: e.tandello@chch.ox.ac.uk.

Stefano Bragato, reading3 Nov: ‘Marinetti and the making of text’ (discussants tbc)

Lorenzo Peri, Pisa and author, Là dove non esiste paura. Percorsi e forme del ‘pensare in musica’ nella poesia di Giorgio Caproni

17 Nov: in discussion of his book with chiara carpita and Viviana Ponta, Pavia

Giuseppe Stellardi and Emanuela Tandello, editors, Italo Svevo’s Legacy in the Third Millennium

1 Dec: in conversation with Michael subjalka

Mathematical, Physical and Life Sciences

Department of Chemistry

PHySICAL CHEMISTRy SEMINARS: CANCELLATIoN

The seminar due to be given by Professor christopher hardacre on 20 october has been cancelled.

Medical Sciences

Department of Biochemistry

uNITHER BARuCH BLuMBERG LECTuRE IN vIRoLoGy

Dr Nancy Cox, director, Influenza division, centers for disease control and Prevention, usa, will deliver the 9th unither baruch blumberg lecture in Virology at 4.30pm on 12 November in the Museum of Natural history.

Subject: ‘Influenza: tracking a moving target in a rapidly changing world’

Social Sciences

Public lecture

Dr Dieter Zetsche, ceo, daimler aG and Mercedes-benz, will deliver a public lecture at 5.30pm on 20 November in lecture Theatre 1, andrew Wiles building. For details and booking information visit http://mercedesatoxford.eventbrite.co.uk.

Subject: ‘The future of mobility: no emissions, no accidents, no drivers?’

School of Anthropology and Museum Ethnography

ARGo-EMR: THE ANTHRoPoLoGy RESEARCH GRouP AT oxFoRD oN EASTERN MEDICINES AND RELIGIoNS

The following seminars will be given at 5pm on Wednesdays in the Pauling centre, 58a banbury road, unless otherwise noted. conveners: dr M cuomu, Professor e hsu

Steven Stanley, cardiff10am, 29 Oct, COMPAS Boardroom: ‘Mindfulness: psychological, social and historical dimensions’

Gelong Thubten, Kagyu samye ling Monastery and roKPa, switzerland

12 Nov: ‘Meditation and its effect on emotional and spiritual growth’

Kitty Wheater26 Nov: ‘Practice and its problems: effecting personal growth among secular mindfulness practitioners in the uK’

School of Geography and the Environment

WoRKSHoP

a workshop will be held 10am–5.30pm on 12 January at the school of Geography and the environment. speakers: Richard Powell; Mike Heffernan, Nottingham; Patricia Daley; Emma Mawdsley, cambridge; James D Sidaway, Nu singapore; Richard Phillips, sheffield; Andrew Barry, ucl; Fiona McConnell; Felix Ciută, ucl. Free and open to all, but registration is required via ian.klinke@ouce.ox.ac.uk before 19 december. For more information, please see: www.geog.ox.ac.uk/events/150112.html.

Subject: ‘Geographies of “area”: politics, places and disciplines’

School of Interdisciplinary Area Studies

SEMINAR IN MoDERN ISRAEL STuDIES

The following seminars will be given at 5pm on Tuesdays in the Ground Floor room, school of Interdisciplinary area studies, 11 bevington road. all welcome. email susannah.bartholomew@area.ox.ac.uk to register. conveners: derek Penslar, sara hirschhorn, sharon Weinblum, Johannes becke

Ilana Webster-Kogen, soas28 Oct: ‘ethiopiques in Jerusalem: Israel joins the ethiopian musical diaspora’

valentina Morselli, libre brussels4 Nov: ‘leadership in times of crisis: episodes of operation Peace for Galilee, 1982–5’

Bryan Roby, NYu11 Nov: ‘The burden of blackness: comparing the Mizrahi–Israeli and the african–american experience’

Gilbert Achcar, soas18 Nov: ‘The arabs and the holocaust’

Cedric Parizot, aix-Marseille25 Nov: ‘Informal networks and the control regime in the West bank’

Faculty of Law

INTELLECTuAL PRoPERTy SPEAKER SERIES

CorrigendumThe lectures in this series will now be given at 5.15pm on Thursdays in the dorfman room, st Peter’s.

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Examinations and Boards

Examinations for the Degree of Doctor of Philosophy

Institutes, Centres and Museums

COMPAS

SEMINAR SERIES: ARRIvAL CITIES

The details of the following seminars have now been arranged and will be given at 2pm on Thursdays in the Pauling centre, 58a banbury road. convener: coMPas urban change and settlement cluster

Dr Ayona Datta, leeds16 Oct: ‘smart city/arrival city? utopian visions of migration and urbanisation in India’

Dr Johanna Waters23 Oct: ‘between Vancouver and hong Kong: transnational migration, family strategies and the importance of education’

Dr Chris Minns, lse30 Oct: ‘The scale and scope of citizenship in early modern europe: preliminary estimates’

Dr Claudio Sopranzetti6 Nov: ‘The cage of freedom: mobility and labour in contemporary bangkok’

Dr Dimitris Dalakoglou, sussex13 Nov: ‘The xenophobic city: security, neoliberalisation and violence from the bottom of aegean sea to the centre of athens’

Kareem Rabie, cuNY Graduate center20 Nov: ‘arrival cities under occupation? Political economies of urban consolidation and rural migration in the contemporary West bank’

Kristen Biehl27 Nov: ‘how informalities and diversification make an arrival neighbourhood: international migrants in Kumkapi, Istanbul’

Nicholas Simcik Arese4 Dec: ‘In the town where nobody knows you, one walks naked: narratives of anonymity and “internal immigration” in cairo’s suburban housing struggles’

Colleges, Halls and Societies

Green Templeton

LITERATuRE AND MEDICINE SEMINARS

The following seminars will be given at 6.15pm on Thursdays at the e P abraham lecture Theatre.

Josie Billington, liverpool 16 Oct: ‘Is literature healthy?’

Hilary Marland, Warwick 30 Oct: ‘a malady of migration: from archive to performance in 19th-century asylums’

Jane Taylor, leeds13 Nov: ‘ “all the world’s an anatomy theatre”: after shakespeare, after cardenio: staging the early modern anatomy at oxford’

Hester Lees-Jeffries, cambridge27 Nov: ‘bloody mantles and shakespearean scars: staining, cutting and early modern textile culture’

Keble

ADvANCED STuDIES CENTRE

a workshop will be held from 10.45am on 30 october in the Gibbs room, Keble, followed by an evening lecture in the Griffiths room. speakers: Professor Marshall Slemrod, Wisconsin-Madison; Professor Paul Taylor; Professor Jonathan Hodgkin; Professor David Acheson. conveners: Professor Gui-Qiang chen, dr apala Majumdar

Subject: ‘complexity cluster workshop’

St Edmund Hall

A B EMDEN LECTuRE

Professor Peter Mandler, President, royal historical society, and Professor of Modern cultural history, cambridge, will deliver the annual a b emden lecture at 5pm on 25 November in the Jarvis doctorow hall, st edmund hall.

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

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Colleges, Halls and Societies

Obituaries

Christ Church

Eleanor Ghislaine Azfar, 7 July 2014; 1987. aged 44.

Alan Howard Boxer, 2014; 1950.Philip Charles Cox; 1938.Christopher Raymond Buller Curtis,

aMPTI rIba, 23 october 2013; 1952. aged 80.

Zvi Eiref, 17 april 2014; 1956. aged 75.Ronald victor Findlay, december 2012;

1937; aged 94.Professor Radu Florescu, May 2014;

1943. aged 88.The Revd Malcolm Norris France, 7 July

2014; 1949. aged 85.The Rt Hon Lord Alexander Leopold

Ivor George Garvagh, 31 october 2013; 1939. aged 93.

Professor oliver Nigel valentine Glendinning, 23 February 2013; 1958. aged 83.

Paul Annesley Gore, cMG cVo, 11 september 2012; 1939. aged 91.

Richard (Dick) John Gould, 7 June 2014; 1946. aged 91.

George Joseph James, 12 February 2014; 1951. aged 81.

Dr Alec James Kellaway, 20 June 2014; 1971. aged 61

Ewen Gordon Frere Kerr, 12 May 2013; 1969.

The Hon Sir Andrew Tristram Kirkwood, 8 May 2014; 1962. aged 69.

Karl Derek Lines, 12 May 2014; 1986.Michael Charles Fox Lloyd; 1947.

aged 88.Dr Piers Gerald Mackesy, Fba, 30 June

2014; 1947. aged 89.The Revd Kenneth Desmond Minty,

11 May 2014; 1944. aged 88.Dr David Keith Parkinson, February

2013; 1956.Anthony Richard Platts; 1954. aged 81.Dr Frederick William Ponting, 30 May

2014; 1938. aged 94.Michael Brian Readhead, 4 June 2014;

1965. aged 67.vaughan Thomas, 22 June 2014; 1979.

aged 57.John Geoffrey Wyatt, 31 May 2014; 1957.

aged 77.

Changes to Examination Regulations

For the complete text of each regulation listed below and a listing of all changes to regulations for this year to date, please see www.ox.ac.uk/gazette/examinationregulations.

Social Sciences Board

MSC IN vISuAL, MATERIAL AND MuSEuM ANTHRoPoLoGy

(a) to clarify numbering and composition of papers

(b) to abolish methods essay option in favour of research proposal for Paper 3(a) and introduce a template for the proposal, to avoid duplication

(c) to directly link methods portfolio with research proposal

(d) to change submission date for Paper 2 (when assessed by essay)

MPHIL IN vISuAL, MATERIAL AND MuSEuM ANTHRoPoLoGy

to clarify assessment for Paper 3(a)

PRELIMS IN HISToRy AND PoLITICSPRELIMS IN PoLITICS, PHILoSoPHy AND

ECoNoMICScorrection of errors

Merton

Sir Maurice Hodgson, 1 october 2014; Postmaster 1938 and honorary Fellow. aged 95.

Dr Nigel veitch, 1 september 2014; harmsworth senior scholar 1989. aged 49.

Anthony (Tony) verdin, 25 september 2014; Postmaster 1953. aged 81.

St Hilda’s

Margit Thea de Arto (née Wilmer), 8 september 2014; 1947. aged 86.

Gladys Elaine Kousseff (née Fernie), 29 May 2014; 1935. aged 97.

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Elections 27 November

Nominations for the elections below will close at 4pm on 30 October.

Divisional Boards

MATHEMATICAL, PHySICAL AND LIFE SCIENCES BoARD

one person elected by and from among the members of the Faculty of computer science

Current/Retiring Member To hold office until

Professor M J Wooldridge, MT 2017 hertford

For further information, please contact the secretary (saira.shaikh@mpls.ox.ac.uk).

SoCIAL SCIENCES BoARD

one person elected by and from the academic members of the saïd business school

Current/Retiring Member To hold office until

Professor r K Westbrook, MT 2016 st hugh’s

For further information, please contact the secretary (rachel.meyrick@admin.ox.ac.uk).

Faculty Boards

BoARD oF THE FACuLTy oF CLASSICS

one person elected by and from among the members of the sub-faculty of classical languages and literature

Current/Retiring Member To hold office until

Professor M G l leigh, st anne’s MT 2015

For further information, please contact the secretary (administrator@classics.ox.ac.uk).

Notes:

Nominations in writing for the elections on 27 November, by four members of congregation other than the candidate, will be received by the elections office, university offices, Wellington square, up to 4pm on 30 October.

at least one nomination in respect of each candidate must be made on an official nomination form (available at www.admin.ox.ac.uk/elections/oxonly/forms/index.shtml). council has decided that nominations should show for each signatory the name and college or department in block capitals. any names which are not so shown may not be published.

candidates are invited to include with their nomination forms a written statement of no more than 250 words setting out his or her reasons for standing and qualifications for the office being sought. In the event of a contested election, these statements will be available online at www.admin.ox.ac.uk/elections and published in the Gazette dated 13 November. Voters may wish to wait until they have read these statements before returning their ballot papers.

ballot papers will be sent out to members of congregation as soon as possible after the closing date for nominations. completed ballot papers must be received by the elections office not later than 4pm on 27 November.

For further information, please contact the elections officer (shirley.mulvihill@admin.ox.ac.uk).

Elections 4 December

Nominations for the elections below will close at 4pm on 6 November.

Divisional Boards

HuMANITIES BoARD

one person elected by and from among the members of the Faculty of Medieval and Modern languages

Current/Retiring Member To hold office until

dr c b louth, Queen’s MT 2016

For further information, please contact the secretary (lynne.hirsch@admin.ox.ac.uk).

Faculty Boards

BoARD oF THE FACuLTy oF HISToRy

one person elected by and from among the members of the Faculty of history holding a post on the establishment or under the aegis of the board

Current/Retiring Member To hold office until

Professor Nl Goldman, st Peter’s MT 2015

For further information, please contact the secretary (administrator@history.ox.ac.uk).

BoARD oF THE FACuLTy oF THEoLoGy AND RELIGIoN

one official Member elected by all members of the faculty as per regulation 10 of council regulations 19 of 2002

Current/Retiring Member To hold office until

Professor c Fraenkel MT 2016

Two ordinary Members elected by and from all members of the faculty exclusive of the persons qualified to be official Members as per regulation 10 of council regulations 19 of 2002

Elections

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Nominations in writing for the elections on 4 december by four members of congregation other than the candidate will be received by the elections office, at the university offices, Wellington square, up to 4pm on 6 November.

at least one nomination in respect of each candidate must be made on an official nomination form (available on www.admin.ox.ac.uk/elections/oxonly/forms/index.shtml).

all candidates are asked to note the general requirements which apply to all committee members, as set out in council regulations 14 of 2002 (General regulations of council for committees) (www.admin.ox.ac.uk/statutes/regulations/519-122.shtml). current members seeking re-election are also asked to check for specific restrictions on consecutive service.

candidates are invited to include with their nomination forms a written statement of no more than 250 words setting out his or her reasons for standing and qualifications for the office being sought. In the event of a contested election, these statements will be available online at www.admin.ox.ac.uk/elections and published in the Gazette dated 20 November. Voters may wish to wait until they have read these notes before returning their ballot papers.

ballot papers will be sent out to members of congregation as soon as possible after the closing date for nominations. completed ballot papers must be received by the elections office not later than 4pm on 4 December.

For further information, please contact the elections officer (shirley.mulvihill@admin.ox.ac.uk).

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Miscellaneous

Department for Continuing Education Open DayThe open day on Tues 4 Nov will feature over 40 events: short lectures, workshops, walking tours, information sessions. The department offers over 1,000 programmes annually for part-time adult learners – from day schools to full-blown oxford Masters’ and dPhils in the humanities, social sciences, health sciences. We also partner with other university departments to create bespoke programmes. Join us and learn more! For full information and registration: www.conted.ox.ac.uk/openday.

Volunteers soughtVolunteers are wanted to join the Independent Monitoring Board at bullingdon Prison, near bicester. The role of the board is to monitor day-to-day life in the prison, and to ensure that proper standards of care and decency are maintained. Volunteers are asked to commit for up to 3 days per month, at times of their own choosing. expenses are paid. For more information: www.justice.gov.uk/jobs/independent-monitoring-board.

Research fundingResearchProfessional.com is an online research funding opportunities database and alerting service. The university has a sitewide licence, so it is freely accessible to anyone with an ox.ac.uk email address. Find out more about researchProfessional.com, including user guides and training sessions, on the research services website (www.admin.ox.ac.uk/researchsupport/findfunding/rp).

Craft coursesArdington School of Crafts’ 2015 programme is out now. It’s packed with 200 inspiring craft courses with leading tutors in beautiful surroundings near Wantage. courses are 1–3 days, ranging from jewellery-making to upholstery, leather and textiles, all held in our well-equipped workshops. discover why people keep coming back to

ardington school of crafts. Gift vouchers available – the perfect creative gift. see: www.ardingtonschoolofcrafts.com. Tel: 01235 833433.

Study Day on Gerard Manley HopkinsThe Oxford Centre for Spiritual Growth presents a reflective study day exploring the poetry of Gerard Manley hopkins. led by dr carl schmidt, emeritus Fellow of balliol, with meditations by The revd canon Mark oakley, st Paul’s cathedral, and The revd Georgie simpson, oxford centre for spiritual Growth. sat, 22 Nov, 10am–4pm at corpus christi; £35 including refreshments; some concessions available. booking and prepayment essential. register interest by contacting Georgie simpson: info@ocsg.uk.net, 07803 031977, www.ocsg.uk.net.

Grant writing expertise neededCruse Bereavement Care offers free counselling support to anyone who is bereaved. In 2013–14 oxfordshire cruse provided bereavement support to 294 people ranging in age from 19 to 85. In the current challenging economic climate, oxfordshire cruse is in need of help from people with experience in identifying funding and writing grant applications. Please help us help the bereaved. contact sarah Westcott on sarahmwestcott@phonecoop.coop or at 01865 251421.

Meetings of the Royal Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene (RSTMH)The RSTMH will hold 2 meetings: Vector-borne diseases – 21 Nov, soas, london. a 1-day meeting organised in association with various other societies within the Federation of european societies for Tropical Medicine and International health (FesTMIh). registration: https://rstmh.org/events/vector-borne. also: research in progress – 10 december, Ioe, london. a 1-day meeting for young researchers and students to present unpublished research in progress through short oral presentations and posters. seeking high-quality abstracts from early-career investigators, including Phd students, across all disciplines of global health. abstract submission and registration (closes 31 oct): https://rstmh.org/events/research-progress-2014.

Research participants sought

Research project: participants wanted. are you, or someone you know, interested in taking part in a project that looks at the use of technology? are you over 60, have issues with sight and hearing and use a piece of technology that supports you to live in your own home? If you are interested in taking part, please get in touch with dr Kate hamblin (kate.hamblin@ageing.ox.ac.uk; 01865 612816).

Oxford University Newcomers’ Club

The Oxford University Newcomers’ Club at the university club, 11 Mansfield rd, oX1 3sZ, welcomes the wives, husbands or partners of visiting scholars, of graduate students and of newly appointed academic members of the university. We offer help, advice, information and the opportunity to meet others socially. Informal coffee mornings are held in the club every Wednesday 10.30–12 (excluding the christmas vacation). Newcomers with children (0–4) meet every Fri in term 10.15–11.45. We have a large programme of events including tours of colleges, museums and other places of interest. other term-time activities include a book group, informal conversation group, garden group, antiques group, opportunity to explore oxfordshire and an opportunities in oxford group. Visit our website: www.newcomers.ox.ac.uk.

Antiques bought and sold

Antiques bought and sold: we are always looking to purchase – and we also sell – 17th–early-20th-century furniture and objets d’art including silver, pictures, library furniture, fireplace-related items, garden stoneware and seating. contact us at Greenway antiques, 90 corn street, Witney, oxon. open Mon–Fri 9.30–5, sat 10–5. Tel: 01993 705026. Mobile: 07831 585014. email: jean_greenway@hotmail.com. Website: www.greenwayantiques.com.

Restoration and conservation of antique furniture

John Hulme undertakes all aspects of restoration. 30 years’ experience. collection and delivery. For free advice, telephone or write to the Workshop, 11a high st, chipping Norton, oxon, oX7 5ad. Tel: 01608 641692.

Sell your unwanted books

We buy academic and non-academic used books. If you are moving office or home, leaving the university or just need more space, we can help. We are most interested in arts, history and social sciences. Good prices paid for large or small collections and we collect from anywhere in the oxford area. Please contact ross on 07720 288774 or bd@beadledavies.co.uk.

Services offered

Big or small, we ship it all. Plus free pick-up anywhere in oxford. also 24-hour photocopying, private mailing addresses (24-hour access and mail forwarding worldwide), binding, fax bureau, colour photocopying, mailing services and much more. contact or visit Mail boxes etc, 266 banbury rd, oxford. Tel: 01865 514655. Fax: 01865 514656. email: staff@mbesummertown.

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co.uk. also at 94 london rd, oxford. Tel: 01865 741729. Fax: 01865 742431. email: staff@mbeheadington.co.uk.

Car/taxi service. Professional, reliable service for business or pleasure. superb brand new seat alhambra: luxury combined with versatility. Panoramic roof, leather seats, air conditioned, lots of luggage room. also available: luxury audi a8 limousine with beige leather seats and air suspension to waft you to your destination in comfort and style. alhambra prices: heathrow £75; eurostar £95; cambridge £125. For more prices or advice: cliveroberts@talktalk.net. Tel: 01865 778608/07917 566077. accounts welcome.

Oxford’s low-cost packing and shipping experts. lowest price rates guaranteed for university students, staff and departments, plus free boxes and collection for all shipments. Whether clothing, books, computers, fragile laboratory equipment, musical instruments, rowing oars, valuable paintings or other household items, we specialise in custom packing, storage and worldwide delivery by road, sea and air. Pack & send, 3 botley rd, oxford, oX2 0aa. Tel: 01865 260610. email: oxford@packsend.co.uk.

Carpenter/joiner. For bookcases, wardrobes, etc, made on site to your specifications. Portfolio available. call rob Guthrie on 01608 677423 (evening) or 07961 444957 (daytime). email: rob.s.guthrie@gmail.com. Web: http://robcarpentry.tumblr.com.

Houses to let

Furnished 4-bedroom family home in littlemore available from sept 2014. our home offers an open-plan sitting and dining room and a large dining–kitchen opening on to a private back garden. on the first floor is an en-suite master bedroom, study, bathroom, library room and single bedroom. on the top floor there is another bedroom with stunning views. Friendly neighbours; close to large playground. For more details contact eleanor.robertson@nds.ox.ac.uk.

Delightful furnished 4-bedroom family home on bartlemas rd for rent 1 apr–1 oct 2015, £1,600 pm. big open-plan living room on ground floor with baby grand piano. large bright kitchen with dining area. Garden with patio, grass and flowers. large master bedroom and 2 smaller bedrooms on first floor. bathroom on first floor, toilet on ground floor. bright and spacious loft with nice views. all mod cons. contact frank.arntzenius@philosophy.ox.ac.uk.

Flats to let

Charming 2-bedroom flat in north central oxford (bardwell rd), fully furnished, quiet, off-street parking and garage. best suited to professionals and academics. £1,100 pcm

excluding utility bills and council tax. The flat will be vacant from sept. longer-term rental preferred. Tel: 01235 770904 evenings or email: b.haist@btinternet.com.

Central north Oxford: available beginning Nov, stylish, spacious lower-ground-floor apartment. 1 double, 1 single bedroom, en-suite bathroom, kitchen, sitting room, conservatory, large private courtyard. Private entrance, 1 off-road parking space, furnished, n-s. 6-month minimum. single professional. Fantastic quiet location for central oxford and amenities of Jericho, all within easy walking distance; £1,350 pcm plus utilities and council tax. Tel: 01865 512725 or 07443 226802.

Accommodation offered

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

Affordable accommodation available. academics, parent or students looking for a nice place to stay. short- or long-term. b&b or self-catering rooms, which are all personally visited to offer quality accommodation in welcoming private homes in many oxford locations. b&b from £28/night or £190/wk, all-inclusive. long-term discount available. TV, free wireless internet, tea/coffee facilities, use of microwave. linen and towels. For information, tel: 01865 435229, email: info@abodesuk.com or visit: www.abodesofoxford.com.

Accommodation sought

German family – professor, judge, 2 children (9 and 7) – looking for 4-bed/3-bed and study house, furnished, to rent from 1 aug 2015 until 31 Jul 2016. email: bork@uni-hamburg.de.

Self-catering apartments

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

Visiting Oxford? studio, 1-, 2- and 3-bed properties conveniently located for various colleges and university departments. available from 1 week to several months. apartments are serviced, with linen provided and all bills included. details, location maps and photos can be found on our website at www.shortletspace.co.uk. contact us by email on stay@shortletspace.co.uk or call us on 01993 811711.

Holiday lets

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

Cornwall, cottage and restored chapel in quiet hamlet on south-west coastal Footpath within 100m of the sea and minutes from caerhays and heligan. each property sleeps 6. comfortably furnished, c/h, wood burner and broadband. Ideal for reading, writing, painting, walking, bathing, bird watching. beautiful beach perfect for bucket and spade family holidays. short winter breaks available from £200. Tel: 01865 558503 or 07917 864113. email: gabriel.amherst@btconnect.com. see: www.cornwallcornwall.com.

North Yorkshire coast: comfortable Georgian house available for holiday lets in robin hood’s bay. large garden, sea views, c/h and private parking. sleeps 9 but special rates for couples and small parties. Ground floor: fully equipped kitchen, dining room, large comfortable sitting room. First floor: 3 bedrooms (1 en suite), family bathroom and further sitting room. second floor: 2 further bedrooms and bathroom. contact Val everton: 07592 590727 or val.everton@yahoo.co.uk.

University Accommodation Office

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

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University of Oxford

blavatnik school of Government in association with Pembroke; associate Professorship (or Professorship) in behavioural science and Public Policy; from £44,620; noon, 29 october; www.ox.ac.uk/about/jobs/academic/index/ac16429j

Colleges, Halls and Societies

exeter; fixed-term stipendiary lecturership in history; £11,117–£12,503; noon, 31 october; www.exeter.ox.ac.uk/stipendiary-lecturership-history-fixed-term-contract

Queen’s; Tutorial secretary; grade 4; 7 November; www.queens.ox.ac.uk/about-queens/vacancies

External Vacancies

university of cambridge; Genzyme Professorship of Neuroimmunology; 5 November; www.admin.cam.ac.uk/offices/academic/secretary/professorships

darwin college, cambridge; schlumberger research Fellowship in chemistry, Physics, Geophysics, Mathematics, engineering (including chemical engineering), biosciences or Materials science (from 1 october 2015); 13 November; www.dar.cam.ac.uk/research-fellowships or jg323@cam.ac.uk

darwin college, cambridge; non-stipendiary research Fellowships (from 1 october 2015); 13 November; www.dar.cam.ac.uk/research-fellowships or jg323@cam.ac.uk

darwin college, cambridge; adrian research Fellowship in the field of darwin and the humanities (from 1 october 2015); 27 November; www.dar.cam.ac.uk/research-fellowships or jg323@cam.ac.uk

darwin college, cambridge; Moses and Mary Finley research Fellowship in the field of ancient history (from 1 october 2015); 20 November; www.dar.cam.ac.uk/research-fellowships or jg323@cam.ac.uk

In the middle of open fields high up in the coed y brenin forest near dolgellau, southern snowdonia, restored and extended former forester’s cottage. Walks from the door, superb mountain biking with many trails suitable for the inexperienced. (bike rentals available nearby.) Warm, comfortable, well equipped, light, secluded and very quiet. sleeps 6–8. Wi-Fi. More details at www.myew.co.uk or from 01865 339967.

Property for sale

Valcivières, Auvergne region, France: at 4 km from the village of Valcivières; 1,100m altitude, in the Monts de Forez, Parc Naturel livradois-Forez, nearest towns ambert and Montbrison. old farmhouse, fine stone construction, 1891. living room/kitchen, 2 large bedrooms, small lounge, 1 Wc, bathroom with Wc, old cowshed, large barn, 2 adjoining outhouses. large original wooden cupboards in living room, large fireplace, original bread oven. Terrace. oil central heating. original features preserved. lovely situation, quiet. 7,800 m2 of land. Great potential, some renovation desirable. excellent country for walking, cycling, cross-country skiing (tracks starting at the col des supeyres, 4 km away), horseriding. Varied countryside. Price: €100,000. contact arthur.stockwin@sant.ox.ac.uk, or the vendor (in French) paul.rohken.graphist@free.fr.

Oxford canal, Wolvercote: narrow boat ‘Golden Wren’. 52 ft, 4 berth (1 double, 1 twin convertible to double), gch, fridge, shower, plumbed toilet etc. bMc 1.5 diesel engine. Well maintained, safety certificate March 2017. Moored agenda 21 residential mooring, Wolvercote. cheap, comfortable, characterful accommodation. Price £27,000. contact: rhys.evans@dpag.ox.ac.uk.