ACADEMIC BOARD
ELECTION OF NON-PROFESSORIAL AND
HONORARY SENIOR CLINICAL LECTURER MEMBERS
FOR 2004-05 AND 2005-06
NOTES
1.
The elected staff constituency of Academic Board [AB] includes up to 225 places for
elected representatives of the non-professorial and non-academic staff. For these
elections, 195 places are available to elected non-professorial academic staff; 30 to
elected non-academic staff. The non-professorial academic staff membership is
divided into the following constituencies: the Faculties of Arts and Humanities, Built
Environment, Engineering Sciences, Laws, Mathematical and Physical Sciences,
Social and Historical Sciences, and UCL Biomedicine (comprising the Royal Free and
University College Medical School, the Faculties of Clinical Sciences and Life
Sciences, the Institutes of Child Health, Neurology and Ophthalmology, the Eastman
Dental Institute and the Wolfson Institute for Biomedical Research), with representation
from each constituency in proportion as closely as may be to the number in each
constituency of full-time academic staff in the grades of Reader, Clinical Reader,
Senior Lecturer, Senior Clinical Lecturer, Lecturer, Clinical Lecturer and of grantsupported research staff.
[Regulation for Management 3.2(b)(i).]
2.
Of the 195 places available to members of the non-professorial academic staff, 67
have already been filled by persons elected in February 2003 (or nominated
subsequently to fill a casual vacancy) to serve for the academic years 2003-04 and
2004-05. Persons filling the remaining 128 vacancies will serve for the academic years
2004-05 and 2005-061.
3.
The number of vacancies in each constituency is as follows:
1
Constituency
Max. no.
of places
Continuing
Members
TO BE
ELECTED
Arts and Humanities
13
3
10
Should 2004-05 be a member's sixth continuous year of service, he or she will serve for that
academic year only (see Note 5. below).
Built Environment
Engineering Sciences
Laws
Mathematical & Physical Sciences
Social & Historical Sciences
UCL Biomedicine
6
12
2
19
16
1272
195
2
8
1
4
6
43
67
4
4
1
15
10
84
128
4.
A constituency's representation may exceed the quoted maximum provided that a
sufficient number of vacancies exist elsewhere among the total number of staff elected
and that AB is satisfied that a balanced representation of constituencies is satisfactorily
preserved.
[Regulation for Management 3.2(i).]
5.
Elected members are eligible for re-election for further periods of two years, subject to
a maximum period of continuous service of six years. Details of the eligibility of
currently serving elected members are appended.
[Regulation for Management 3.2(f).]
6.
The following categories of staff may be nominated to serve on AB:
Full-time academic staff in the grades of
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Reader
Clinical Reader
Senior Lecturer
Senior Clinical Lecturer
Lecturer
Clinical Lecturer
Honorary Senior Clinical Lecturer
all grant-supported research staff
[Regulation for Management 3.2(b)(i).]
7.
Nominations must be supported by a Proposer and a Seconder, both of whom must,
like the Nominee, be members of the non-professorial academic staff in the above
categories. Proposers and Seconders must be members of the Nominee's own
constituency (see Note 9. below).
8.
The following members of the non-professorial academic staff may not be nominated
for election, and may not propose or second nominations3:
Ex officio members of AB
Deans, Sub-Deans, Faculty Tutors and Heads of Departments who are not
Professors:
2
3
Not more than one third of the elected representatives of the UCL Biomedicine constituency may be
Honorary Senior Clinical Lecturer members of the Academic Staff. [Regulation for Management
3.2(e).]
In addition, such members may not vote in the event of a ballot.
Arts and Humanities:
Mr Bob Allan
Ms Jane Fenoulhet
Dr David Henn
Dr Tom Lundskaer-Nielsen
Dr Ada Rapoport-Albert
Faculty of the Built Environment:
Ms Soo Ware
Engineering Sciences:
Mr Marco Federighi
Dr Christopher Nightingale
Laws:
Mr Rodney Austin
Mathematical and Physical
Sciences:
Dr Jim Parkin
Social and Historical Sciences:
Dr Thomas Gretton
Dr Martin Welch
UCL Biomedicine:
Dr David Bender
Dr Mark Berelowitz
Dr Jonathan Cartledge
Dr Brenda Cross
Dr Valerie Hazan
Dr Nigel Klein
Dr Ray Noble
Dr Hilary Richards
Dr Derek Thompson
Appointed members of AB
Vice-Deans who are not by virtue of another appointment ex officio members:
Faculty of the Built Environment:
UCL Biomedicine:
Dr Neil Spiller
Dr David Patterson
[Regulation for Management 3.2(c).]
9.
For the purpose of this election, members of staff are regarded as being within the
constituency to which their Department is assigned below:
Arts and Humanities: Staff in the Departments of Dutch, English Language and
Literature, Slade School of Fine Art, French, German, Greek and Latin, Hebrew
and Jewish Studies, Italian, Language Centre, School of Library, Archive and
Information Studies, Philosophy, Scandinavian Studies, School of Slavonic and
East European Studies [SSEES] (specifically, SSEES non-professorial
academic staff in arts and humanities sub-departments) - and Spanish and
Latin American Studies.
Built Environment: Staff in the Bartlett School of Architecture, Building,
Environmental Design and Planning.
Engineering Sciences: Staff in the Departments of Biochemical Engineering,
Chemical Engineering, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Computer
Science, Electronic and Electrical Engineering, Geomatic Engineering,
Mechanical Engineering, Medical Physics and Bioengineering.
Laws: Staff in the Department of Laws.
Mathematical and Physical Sciences: Staff in the Departments of Chemistry,
Earth Sciences, Mathematics, Physics and Astronomy, Science and
Technology Studies, Space and Climate Physics, and Statistical Science.
Social and Historical Sciences: Staff in the Departments of Anthropology,
Institute of Archaeology, Economics, Geography, History, History of Art, the
School of Public Policy, and SSEES (specifically, SSEES non-professorial
academic staff in social and historical sciences sub-departments).
UCL Biomedicine: Staff in the Departments of Anatomy and Developmental
Biology, Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, Biology, Clinical Neurosciences,
Wolfson Institute for Biomedical Research, Institute of Child Health, Eastman
Dental Institute, Epidemiology and Public Health, Gynaecological Oncology,
Haematology, Centre for Health Informatics and Multiprofessional Education,
Histopathology, Human Communication Science, Immunology and Molecular
Pathology, Infection, Institute of Laryngology and Otology with the Ferens,
Medicine, Reta Lila Weston Institute of Neurological Studies, Institute of
Neurology, Institute of Nuclear Medicine, Obstetrics and Gynaecology,
Oncology, Institute of Ophthalmology, Institute of Orthopaedics and
Musculoskeletal Science, Paediatrics and Child Health, Pharmacology,
Phonetics and Linguistics, Physiology, Primary Care and Population Sciences,
Psychiatry and Behavioural Sciences, Psychology, Surgery, Institute of Urology
and Nephrology.
[Regulation for Management 3.2(d)]
10.
A vacancy within any constituency arising from an insufficient number of nominations
shall remain unfilled during the next ensuing year.
[Regulation for Management 3.2(g).]
11.
A casual vacancy within any constituency shall be filled either by the candidate from
that constituency who polled the next highest number of votes to the members elected
or, if there shall not have been any other candidate, by a person eligible for
candidature nominated by the members elected from that constituency. Any person
filling a casual vacancy during the course of a period of election shall retain his or her
membership only for the remainder of that period, but shall be eligible for re-election.
[Regulation for Management 3.2(h).]
ACADEMIC BOARD:
ELECTION OF NON-PROFESSORIAL AND
HONORARY SENIOR CLINICAL LECTURER MEMBERS
FOR 2004-05 AND 2005-06
Current members eligible for re-election
The following were elected in February 2002 (or nominated subsequently to fill a casual
vacancy) to serve for the academic years 2002-03 and 2003-04 and may be renominated to serve for 2004-05 and 2005-06. Number of years served continuously (up
to and including the current session) is indicated in brackets.
FACULTY OF ARTS AND HUMANITIES
Mrs Vanda Broughton
SLAIS (4)
FACULTY OF THE BUILT ENVIRONMENT
Dr Nick Gallent
The Bartlett (2)
Dr Jonathan Hill
The Bartlett (2)
Mr Peter McLennan
The Bartlett (4)
Dr Julio Davila
The Bartlett (2)
Ms Caren Levy
The Bartlett (2)
FACULTY OF ENGINEERING SCIENCES
Dr Panagiota Angeli
Chemical Engineering (2)
Dr Richard Jackman
Electronic and Electrical Engineering (2)
Dr Gary Lye
Biochemical Engineering (2)
Dr Hermann de Meer
Electronic and Electrical Engineering (2)
FACULTY OF LAWS
Mr Rodney Austin
Ms Elizabeth Barmes
Laws (2)
Laws (2)
FACULTY OF MATHEMATICAL AND PHYSICAL SCIENCES
Dr Bill Stephenson
Mathematics (4)
FACULTY OF SOCIAL AND HISTORICAL SCIENCES
Dr Christopher Abel
History (2)
Mr Negley Harte
History (2)
Dr Martin Oliver
Education and Professional Development (2)
UCL BIOMEDICINE
Dr Ben Aghabeigi
Dr Annie Britton
Dr Stefano Casalotti
Dr Selim Cellek
Dr Janina Chowaniec
Dr Frances Edwards
Dr Jane Ferrie
Dr Paul Hardwin
Dr Robin McAnulty
Dr Sajeda Meghji
Dr Alex Seifalian
Dr Henryk Salacinski
Dr Geraint Thomas
Dr Andrea Townsend-Nicholson
Eastman Dental Institute (2)
Epidemiology and Public Health (2)
Institute of Laryngology and Otology (2)
Wolfson Institute for Biomedical Research (2)
Surgery (6)
Physiology (2)
Epidemiology and Public Health (2)
Obstetrics and Gynaecology (2)
Medicine (2)
Eastman Dental Institute (4)
Surgery (2)
Surgery (2)
Physiology (2)
Biochemistry and Molecular Biology (2)
Current members continuing to serve
The following were elected in February 2003 (or nominated subsequently to fill a casual
vacancy) to serve for the academic years 2003-04 and 2004-05 and are not required to
stand for re-election. Number of years served continuously (up to and including the
current session) is indicated in brackets.
FACULTY OF ARTS AND HUMANITIES
Dr Christine Hoffmann (Language Centre) (1)
Dr Amna Malik (Slade School) (1)
Dr George Paizis (French) (1)
FACULTY OF THE BUILT ENVIRONMENT
Mr Babar Mumtaz (The Bartlett) (1)
Dr Le-Yin Zhang (The Bartlett) (1)
FACULTY OF ENGINEERING SCIENCES
Dr Chanakya Arya (Civil & Environmental Engineering) (1)
Dr Paul Brennan (Electronic & Electrical Engineering) (1)
Mr Izzat Darwazeh (Electronic & Electrical Engineering) (1)
Dr Alistair Greig (Mechanical Engineering) (1)
Dr George Manos (Chemical Engineering) (1)
Dr Lazaros Papageorgiou (Chemical Engineering) (1)
Dr David Selviah (Electronic and Electrical Engineering) (1)
Dr Richard Simons (Civil and Environmental Engineering) (1)
FACULTY OF LAWS
Mr Riz Mokal (Laws) (1)
FACULTY OF MATHEMATICAL AND PHYSICAL SCIENCES
Dr John Brodholt (Earth Sciences) (1)
Dr Yiu Chow (Mathematics) (1)
Dr Soraya Manaviazar (Chemistry) (1)
Dr Derek Tocher (Chemistry) (1)
FACULTY OF SOCIAL AND HISTORICAL SCIENCES
Ms Basak Cali (School of Public Policy) (1)
Dr Axel Körner (History) (3)
Dr Khalid Koser (Geography) (1)
Dr Nicola Miller (History) (1)
Dr Benet Salway (History) (3)
Dr Nicholas Tyacke (History) (3)
UCL BIOMEDICINE
Dr Ambily Bhaskaran (Anatomy and Developmental Biology) (1)
Dr Shanie Budhram-Mahadeo (ICH) (1)
Dr Apu Chakraborty (Psychiatry and Behavioural Sciences) (1)
Dr Elsie Damien (Histopathology) (1)
Dr Mehul Dattani (ICH) (1)
Dr Helen Donoghue (Medical Microbiology) (1)
Dr Andrew Faulkner (Phonetics and Linguistics) (5)
Dr Alex Freeman (Histopathology) (1)
Dr Bobby Gaspar ( ICH) (1)
Dr Philip Harrison (Physiology) (1)
Dr Tim Harrison (Medicine) (1)
Ms Jenny Head (Epidemiology and Public Health) (1)
Dr Jia Hua (Institute of Orthopaedics and Musculo-skeletal Science) (1)
Dr Winston Hutchinson (Medicine) (1)
Dr Sushrut Jadhav (Psychiatry and Behavioural Sciences) (1)
Dr Azara Janmohamed (Biochemistry & Molecular Biology) (1)
Dr Gursharan Kalsi (Psychiatry & Behavioural Sciences) (1)
Dr Mohammed Keshtgar (Surgery) (1)
Dr Heike Laman (Wolfson Institute for Biomedical Research) (1)
Dr Louis Lemieux (Institute of Neurology) (1)
Dr Mark Lowdell (Haematology) (1)
Dr David MacManus (Institute of Neurology) (3)
Dr Merle Mahon (Human Communication Science) (5)
Dr Susan Michie (Psychology) (1)
Dr Vidya Mohamed-Ali (Medicine) (1)
Dr Vivek Mudera (Institute of Orthopaedics and Musculoskeletal Science) (1)
Dr Amit Nathwani (Haematology) (1)
Dr Jigisha Patel (Medicine) (1)
Dr Chris Perrons (Virology) (1)
Dr Maria Psatha (Physiology) (1)
Dr Anisur Rahman (Medicine) (1)
Dr Shamima Rahman (ICH) (1)
Ms Rachel Rees (Human Communication Science) (1)
Dr Sonia Saxena (Primary Care and Population Sciences) (1)
Dr Sioban SenGupta (Obstetrics and Gynaecology) (1)
Dr Surinder Sharma (Oncology) (1)
Dr Talvinder Sihra (Pharmacology) (1)
Dr Rohan de Silva (Institute of Neurology) (1)
Dr Atul Singhal (ICH) (1)
Dr Kerryn Lutchman Singh (Obstetrics and Gynaecology) (1)
Dr Simon Whawell (Eastman Dental Institute) (3)
Dr Ray Wilkinson (Human Communication Science) (1)
Dr Weiming Xu (Wolfson Institute) (1)
Current members not eligible to stand for election/reelection
The following were elected in February 2002 or February 2003 but are not eligioble to
serve for the academic year 2004-05 as six years’ continuous service will have been
completed by the end of the current academic year:
Dr Janina Chowaniec (Surgery) (6)
Gary Hawes
Senior Academic Support Officer
Academic Services
February 2004