Meeting 4/95 of the Education Committee will be held on Wednesday 28 June 1995 at 9:00am in the Sir George Lush Room (formerly the Deans' Meeting Room), University Offices, Clayton campus.
Apologies: Telephone: 9905 9005; email: Randi.Brooks@adm.monash.edu.au.
22 May 1995 Ms E R Brooks
95/0676 Executive Officer
PLEASE NOTE: For this Agenda, due to the nature and number of the attachments, only members will receive all papers. A complete copy of the Agenda, including all subject proposal documentation, is available in the University Secretariat for perusal.
AGENDA
1. STARRED ITEMS
The Committee should note that certain items have been starred as requiring discussion. Additional items may be starred at the discretion of the Committee.
Recommendation:
That the Committee nominate any additional items to be starred, and then endorse the recommendations for items other than those starred.
2. MINUTES
The Minutes of Meeting 3/95 held on Wednesday 17 May 1995 have been circulated.
Recommendation:
That the Committee approve the minutes of Meeting 3/95 as circulated.
3. MEMBERSHIP
At Meeting 10/93 of the Academic Board, held on 17 November 1993, the Terms of Reference for the Education Committee were approved. An amendment to the membership is proposed.
Recommendation:
That the Committee endorse for transmission to the Academic Board the proposal to amend the membership of the Education Committee by requiring that the Associate Dean (Teaching) of each faculty, or their equivalent, be the representative of that faculty on the Education Committee; and that the membership include the Head of each Subfaculty, or their nominee.
4. MATTERS ARISING FROM THE MINUTES
4.1 Academic Board approval of subjects
The University Solicitor's Office has prepared a response to the request of the University Secretariat for clarification regarding course and subject approvals procedures. The initial request for information, the University Solicitor's response and the Reporting Guidelines for the Education Committee are attached.
Recommendation:
That the Committee
4.2 Compliance with the policy for naming undergraduate degrees developed in 1994
Regarding Item 3.3.1 Meeting 3/95: The summary of compliance with the policy developed by the Deputy Vice-Chancellor and approved by the Academic Board will be brought to a later meeting, and will include information from Student Services regarding current practices regarding testamur printing.
Recommendation:
That the Committee note the information.
4.3 Marking and Selection Practices
Regarding Minute 3.4 Meeting 3/95: Dr Baldwin will submit the requested descriptive paper concerning marking practices to the Committee at a later date.
Recommendation:
That the Committee note the information.
4.4 Discipline Working Party
The Working Party on Student Discipline has been disbanded (see attached memorandum) in favour of asking Ms S Bath, Policy and Legal Counsel, to prepare a draft revised statute. Ms Bath has been asked to consult with the Dean of the Faculty of Law, Associate Professor S McNicol and Professor M King, in addition to any other persons for whom the discipline statute has major implications. The draft statute will be presented to the Committee of Deans for discussion.
Recommendation:
That the Committee note the information.
5. IMPLEMENTATION OF THE EDUCATION POLICY
Attached are the responses of the Faculties of Computing and Information Technology, Education and Medicine and the Subfaculty of Nursing to the document prepared by Dr Baldwin regarding the current status of implementation of Education Policy initiatives.
Recommendation:
That the Committee note the responses of the Faculties of Computing and Information Technology, Education and Medicine and the Subfaculty of Nursing to Dr Baldwin's paper concerning the current status of implementation of Education Policy initiatives, and request responses from those faculties which have yet to reply.
6. ROLE OF ASSOCIATE DEANS (TEACHING)
Information which will be provided to the Academic Board (as part of the Report of the Committee of Deans) regarding the role of the Associate Deans (Teaching) is attached.
Recommendation:
That the Committee discuss the implications of this report.
7. REPORT OF THE UNIVERSITY LIBRARIAN
The University Librarian has not submitted a report to this meeting.
Recommendation:
That the Committee note this information.
8. FACULTY OF SCIENCE REPORT 1/95
The Report from Faculty Board Meeting 2/95 held on 10 May 1995 is attached. Each item requiring action listed in the report is addressed separately below.
Recommendation:
That the Committee receive the report, note the proceedings and consider each item requiring action separately for transmission to the Academic Board.
8.1 New Subject Proposals
The Faculty of Science has proposed a number of new subjects to be offered within their degree programs. These new subjects are all based on currently offered subjects, but are smaller in scope and therefore in credit points than their predecessors. The Faculty is progressively moving towards the offering of smaller size subjects, in order to increase the flexibility for students in the Bachelor of Science, the designated entry degrees and other degrees of the University.
Regarding Items 8.1.24 to 8.1.33: revised statements of objectives will be tabled at Meeting 4/95 of the Education Committee.
8.1.1 ESC2051 Earth Sciences (Introductory Geology)
8.1.2 ESC2061 Field Geology
8.1.3 ESC3111 Magmatic Processes and Products
8.1.4 ESC3121 Structural Geology
8.1.5 ESC3131 Metamorphic Geology
8.1.6 ESC3152 Sedimentary Geology/Palæontology/Stratigraphy
8.1.7 ESC3162 Ore Deposit Geology and Geochemistry
8.1.8 ESC3180 Field Camp
8.1.9 ESC3xxx Petroleum Geology
8.1.10 GPS3xxx Electrical Geophysics
8.1.11 GPS3xxx Global Geophysics
8.1.12 GPS3xxx Exploration Geophysics: Reflection Seismology
8.1.13 GPS3xxx Regional Geophysics
8.1.14 BIO2011 Ecology
8.1.15 BIO2xxx Evolution and Systematics
8.1.16 BIO2xxx Biodiversity and Bioresources
8.1.17 BIO2xxx Conservation Biology
8.1.18 BIO2xxx The Australian Biota
8.1.19 BIO2xxx Human Ecology
8.1.20 BOT2xxx Plant Structure and Function: from cell to organism
8.1.21 BOT2xxx Evolution of Plant Diversity
8.1.22 ZOO2xxx Animal Diversity
8.1.23 ZOO2xxx Animal Structure and Function
8.1.24 CHM2111 Mechanistic and Structural Chemistry
8.1.25 CHM2121 Energetics, Valency and Spectroscopy
8.1.26 CHM2xxx Analytical and Surface Chemistry
8.1.27 CHM2xxx Biological Chemistry
8.1.28 CHM2xxx Chemistry in the Market Place
8.1.29 CHM2xxx Environmental Quality and Analysis
8.1.30 CHM2xxx Materials and Synthetic Chemistry
8.1.31 CHM2xxx Techniques in Instrumental Analysis
8.1.32 CHM31X1 Chemical Topics
8.1.33 CHM31X2 Chemical Topics
Recommendation:
That the Committee endorse for transmission to the Academic Board the subject proposals listed in items 8.1.1 to 8.1.33 inclusive.
9. FACULTY OF ARTS REPORT 3/95
The Report from Faculty Board Meeting 3/95 held on 3 May 1995 is attached. Each item requiring action listed in the report is addressed separately below.
Recommendation:
That the Committee receive the report and consider each item requiring action separately for transmission to the Academic Board.
9.1 New Subject Proposals
9.1.1 GES2150 Coastal Geomorphology and Management
9.1.2 GES2420 Environmental Policy and Management
9.1.3 GES3590 Quaternary Landscape Evolution
Recommendation:
That the Committee endorse for transmission to the Academic Board the subject proposals listed in items 9.1.1 to 9.1.3 inclusive.
10. FACULTY OF ARTS REPORT 4/95
The Report from Faculty Board Meeting 4/95 held on 31 May 1995 is attached. Each item requiring action listed in the report is addressed separately below.
Recommendation:
That the Committee receive the report and consider each item requiring action separately for transmission to the Academic Board.
10.1 New Course Proposals
10.1.1 Diploma of General Studies
The Board of the Faculty of Arts has approved this proposal to provide an additional award for those studying through Open Learning. This award will be available by registration only.
Recommendation:
That the Committee endorse for transmission to the Academic Board the proposal to establish a new course, to be titled Diploma of General Studies.
10.1.2 Advanced Diploma of General Studies
The Board of the Faculty of Arts has approved this proposal to provide an additional award for those studying through Open Learning. This award will be available by registration only.
Recommendation:
That the Committee endorse for transmission to the Academic Board the proposal to establish a new course, to be titled Advanced Diploma of General Studies.
10.1.3 Graduate Diploma in Arts (Public History)
Recommendation:
That the Committee endorse for transmission to the Academic Board the proposal to establish a new course, to be titled Graduate Diploma in Arts (Public History).
10.2 Amendments to courses
The Faculty Board of the Faculty of Arts endorsed amendments to the structure of courses at the School of Humanities and Social Sciences (Gippsland), primarily to support changing the credit point values of subjects from six (6) points to eight (8) points. Items 10.2.1 to 10.2.13 are concerned with this change.
10.2.1 Bachelor of Arts (Humanities and Social Sciences)
Recommendation:
That the Committee endorse for transmission to the Academic Board the proposal to amend the Bachelor of Arts (Humanities and Social Sciences) as detailed in the document presented.
10.2.2 Bachelor of Arts (Communication)
Recommendation:
That the Committee endorse for transmission to the Academic Board the proposal to amend the Bachelor of Arts (Communication) as detailed in the document presented.
10.2.3 Bachelor of Arts (Journalism)
Recommendation:
That the Committee endorse for transmission to the Academic Board the proposal to amend the Bachelor of Arts (Journalism) as detailed in the document presented.
10.2.4 Bachelor of Arts (Psychology and Humanities)
Recommendation:
That the Committee endorse for transmission to the Academic Board the proposal to amend the Bachelor of Arts (Psychology and Humanities) as detailed in the document presented.
10.2.5 Bachelor of Social Welfare
Recommendation:
That the Committee endorse for transmission to the Academic Board the proposal to amend the Bachelor of Social Welfare as detailed in the document presented.
10.2.6 Bachelor of Arts (Humanities and Social Sciences)/Bachelor of Social Welfare
Recommendation:
That the Committee endorse for transmission to the Academic Board the proposal to amend the Bachelor of Arts(Humanities and Social Sciences)/Bachelor of Social Welfare as detailed in the document presented.
10.2.7 Bachelor of Arts (Journalism)/Bachelor of Social Welfare
Recommendation:
That the Committee endorse for transmission to the Academic Board the proposal to amend the Bachelor of Arts (Journalism)/Bachelor of Social Welfare as detailed in the document presented.
10.2.8 Bachelor of Arts (Psychology and Humanities)/Bachelor of Social Welfare
Recommendation:
That the Committee note the proposal for this combined degree (Bachelor of Arts (Psychology and Humanities)/Bachelor of Social Welfare) was withdrawn from consideration at Extraordinary Meeting 2/95 (held on 3 May 1995) of the Education Committee, and note therefore that this revision will not be considered.
10.2.9 Bachelor of Arts (Communication)/Bachelor of Computing
Recommendation:
That the Committee endorse for transmission to the Academic Board the proposal to amend the Bachelor of Arts (Communication)/Bachelor of Computing as detailed in the document presented.
10.2.10 Bachelor of Arts (Humanities and Social Sciences)/Bachelor of Business
Recommendation:
That the Committee endorse for transmission to the Academic Board the proposal to amend the Bachelor of Arts (Humanities and Social Sciences)/Bachelor of Business as detailed in the document presented.
10.2.11 Bachelor of Arts (Communication)/Associate Diploma of Business (Tourism)
Recommendation:
That the Committee endorse for transmission to the Academic Board the proposal to amend the Bachelor of Arts (Communication)/Associate Diploma of Business (Tourism) as detailed in the document presented.
10.2.12 Bachelor of Arts (Communication)/Associate Diploma of Business (Marketing)
Recommendation:
That the Committee endorse for transmission to the Academic Board the proposal to amend the Bachelor of Arts (Communication)/Associate Diploma of Business (Marketing) as detailed in the document presented.
10.2.13 Bachelor of Arts (Communication)/Associate Diploma of Business (Professional Writing and Editing)
Recommendation:
That the Committee note the proposal for this combined degree (Bachelor of Arts (Communication)/Associate Diploma of Arts (Professional Writing and Editing)) was withdrawn from consideration after Extraordinary Meeting 2/95 (held on 3 May 1995) of the Education Committee, and note therefore that this revision will not be considered.
10.2.14 Master of Arts - Italian stream
Recommendation:
That the Committee endorse for transmission to the Academic Boardthe proposal to amend the Master of Arts stream in Italian by making provision for a student to complete a portion of the course through coursework and the remainder through a thesis worth 66%.
10.2.15 Master of Arts - French stream
Recommendation:
That the Committee endorse for transmission to the Academic Board the proposal to amend the Master of Arts stream in French by making provision for a student to complete one eight or twelve point subject within another department or centre in the Faculty of Arts.
10.2.16 Master of Arts - Bibliographical and Textual Studies stream
Recommendation:
That the Committee endorse for transmission to the Academic Board the proposal to amend the Master of Arts stream in Bibliographical and Textual Studies to make the MA more research-oriented, as detailed in the document presented.
10.2.17 Master of Arts - Japanese Business Communication stream
Recommendation:
That the Committee endorse for transmission to the Academic Board the proposal to amend the Master of Arts stream in Japanese Business Communication as detailed in the document presented.
10.2.18 Master of Arts - Japanese Interpreting and Translation stream
Recommendation:
That the Committee endorse for transmission to the Academic Board the proposal to amend the Master of Arts stream in Japanese Interpreting and Translation as detailed in the document presented.
10.2.19 Graduate Diploma of Arts (Japanese Business Communication)
Recommendation:
That the Committee endorse for transmission to the Academic Board the proposal to amend the Graduate Diploma of Arts (Japanese Business Communication) as detailed in the document presented.
10.2.20 Graduate Diploma in Bioethics
Recommendation:
That the Committee endorse the proposal to additionally offer the Graduate Diploma in Bioethics through Distance Education, as detailed in the document presented.
10.3 New Subject Proposals
10.3.1 AHY1040/CCV1040 The Age of Augustus
10.3.2 ARY1010 Origins of Western Civilisation 1: The Bronze Age
10.3.3 ARY1020 Origins of Western Civilisation 2: The Mediterranean World from 1000 BC - AD 14
10.3.4 CHI3550/CHI4550/CHI4459 Professional Chinese Language Internship, Part 1
10.3.5 CHI3560/CHI4560/CHI4569 Professional Chinese Language Internship, Part 2
10.3.6 CHI4499 Honours Seminar in Chinese
10.3.7 CRT4xxx/WMN4xxx/PHL4xxx/CRT5xxx/WMN5xxx/PHL5xxx Deconstruction and Feminism
10.3.8 ENH2230/ENH3230 Shakespeare: interpretations and transmutations
10.3.9 ENH2340/ENH3340 Literature and the Christian Tradition
10.3.10 ENH2xxx/ENH3xxx The Languages of Literature
10.3.11 ENH2xxx/ENH3xxx Rewriting Victorian Narratives: Origins and Oblivion
10.3.12 EUR4120 Australia and Europe
10.3.13 GES2882 Prehistoric People and Environments
10.3.14 GES2992 Development and the Environment - Worlds Apart?
10.3.15 GRN2660/GRN3660 Introduction to German for Business and Trade
10.3.16 HSY2xxx/HSY3xxx The Australian City: Contemporary Problems in Historical Perspective
10.3.17 HSY2xxx/HSY3xxx/RLT2xxx/RLT3xxx Pursuing the Millennium: Dissent, Apocalypse and the Golden Age
10.3.18 HSY2xxx/HSY3xxx/AUS2xxx/AUS3xxx Australian Popular Culture
10.3.19 HSY2xxx/HSY3xxx The Renaissance in Florence (Study Abroad)
10.3.20 HSY2xxx/HSY3xxx Imagining Australia's Tomorrow, 1888-1988
10.3.21 HSY2xxx/HSY3xxx European Cultural History, 1780-1920
10.3.22 LCS11 Language in Australian Society: An Open Learning Unit
10.3.23 MUS2140 From Schubert to Strauss: Music of the Romantic Ideal
10.3.24 MUS2580/MUS3580/DTS2580/DTS3580 New Dances from Old Cultures
10.3.25 MUS3490/MUS4490 Indonesian Gamelan (Special Studies)
10.3.26 PCE2040 Legal Regulation and Social Relationships
10.3.27 PCE2050 Police, Politics and the Community
10.3.28 PLT1xxx Power and Resistance in Contemporary Culture: Sex, Drugs and Rock 'n' Roll
10.3.29 PLT1xxx Australia and Asia
10.3.30 PLT4xxx/PLT5xxx/EUR4xxx/EUM5xxx The Left in Postwar Europe: Democracy, Dictatorship and Disorder
10.3.31 PLT3320 Australian Constitutional Democracy
10.3.32 PLT4xxx Culture, Norms and Ideas in International Politics
10.3.33 SCY3000 Society and Environment
10.3.34 SLA2040 Polish II/1A
10.3.35 SLA2050 Polish II/2A
10.3.36 VSA2390 Screen Production I
10.3.37 VSA3010/VSA4010/VAD4010/VAM4010 Making Art History
10.3.38 WMN4xxx/CRT4xxx/WMN5xxx/CRT5xxx Contemporary Issues in Feminist Theory
10.3.39 GSC1611 Understanding University Learning
10.3.40 GSC2308 Welfare Methods IIC
10.3.41 GSC2309 Welfare Organisational Practice 3
10.3.42 GSC2310 Social Policy - Untangling the Threads
10.3.43 GSC3303 Welfare Methods IIIA
10.3.44 GSC3304 Welfare Methods IIIB
10.3.45 GSC2507 Politics and Society
10.3.46 GSC2901 Journalism Theory and Practice A
10.3.47 GSC2902 Journalism Theory and Practice B
10.3.48 GSC2903 Journalism Technology and Information Society
10.3.49 GSC3421 Writing 1: Techniques
10.3.50 GSC3422 Writing 2: Portfolio
10.3.51 JBC5940 Internship in Japanese Business
10.3.52 JIT5940 Project in Japanese Interpreting and Translation
10.3.53 JBC5712 Survey of Japanese Business Communication Practices
10.3.54 JBC5930 Research Project in Japanese Business Communication
10.3.55 JBC5821 Translation of Japanese Business Documents
10.3.56 ITM5960 Special Italian Reading Course
10.3.57 HYSxxxx Reading Landscapes: Cultural Environments as Historical Documents
10.3.58 HYSxxxx World Heritage Issues
10.3.59 HSY4xxx/HYM4xxx/HYM5xxx Reading and Writing Australian History
10.3.60 ALM54xx Special Topic in Applied Linguistics
10.3.61 AST4xxx/AST5xxx Gender, State and Religion in South Asia
10.3.62 AST4xxx/AST5xxx Thinking About Asia: Cultural Concepts in Context
Recommendation:
That the Committee endorse for transmission to the Academic Board the subject proposals listed in items 10.3.1 to 10.3.62 inclusive.
10.4 Minor Amendments
Recommendation:
That the Committee note the following minor amendments made to subjects of the Faculty of Arts:
11. FACULTY OF BUSINESS AND ECONOMICS REPORT
The draft Report from Faculty Board Meeting held on 31 May 1995 is attached. Each item requiring action listed in the report is addressed separately below. The representative of the Faculty will confirm the accuracy of the draft Report.
Recommendation:
That the Committee receive the report and consider each item requiring action separately for transmission to the Academic Board.
11.1 New Course Proposals
11.1.1 Bachelor of Business (Accounting)/Bachelor of Business (Banking and Finance)
Recommendation:
That the Committee endorse for transmission to the Academic Board the proposal to establish a new course, to be titled Bachelor of Business (Accounting)/Bachelor of Business (Banking and Finance).
11.1.2 Bachelor of Business (Accounting)/ Bachelor of Business (Management)
Recommendation:
That the Committee endorse for transmission to the Academic Board the proposal to establish a new course, to be titled Bachelor of Business (Accounting)/Bachelor of Business (Management).
11.1.3 Graduate Certificate of Business (Management)
The Faculty also proposes to offer an Executive Certificate of Business (Management) as a short course, which varies from this proposal only in its admission requirements (See also item 11.2.1 of this Agenda).
Recommendation:
That the Committee endorse for transmission to the Academic Board the proposal to establish a new course, to be titled Graduate Certificate of Business (Management), and note the introduction of a short course Executive Certificate of Business (Management).
11.2 Amendments to courses
11.2.1 Graduate Diploma Graduate Certificate courses and Executive Certificate courses - Admission
Recommendation:
That the Committee
11.2.2 Bachelor of Business - all disciplines
As a result of a recent review of the core component of the various Bachelor of Business degree programs, a number of amendments have been suggested, including deletion of a number of subjects, inclusion of new subjects, and an amendment to an existing subject code.
Recommendation:
That the Committee endorse for transmission to the Academic Board the amendments to the core course, as detailed in the document presented, for the following degree programs:
11.2.3 Bachelor of Commerce - Management stream and Bachelor of Commerce (Strategic Management)
Specific amendments have been requested to the Bachelor of Commerce - Management stream and Bachelor of Commerce (Strategic Management) degree programs, including changes to compulsory first year subjects, changes to pre-requisite requirements and restructuring of a number of subjects.
Recommendation:
That the Committee endorse for transmission to the Academic Board the amendments to the Bachelor of Commerce - Management Stream and Bachelor of Commerce (Strategic Management) as detailed in the document presented.
11.2.4 Bachelor of Commerce - Category C Electives
Recommendation:
That the Committee endorse for transmission to the Academic Board the proposal to amend the definition of Category C subjects in all Bachelor of Commerce regulations to include subjects from campuses of the Faculty of Business and Economics other than Clayton as detailed in the document presented.
11.2.5 Graduate Diploma of Business (Management)
The proposed amendments relate to entrance requirements (see also item 11.2.1), pre-requisite requirements and the descriptive wording of course structure and sequence of subjects.
Recommendation:
That the Committee endorse for transmission to the Academic Board the amendments to the Graduate Diploma of Business (Management) as detailed in the document presented.
11.3 New Subject Proposals
11.3.1 MGC1020 Introduction to Management: Managing Organisations
11.3.2 MGC1030 Introduction to Management: People and Organisations
11.3.3 MGC2230 Organisational Behaviour
11.3.4 MGC3510 The Management of Technology
11.3.5 MGC3xxx The Management of Change
11.3.6 ECO2300 Current Issues in Applied Macroeconomics
11.3.7 ECO2400 Current Issues in Appied Microeconomics
11.3.8 FINxxxx Singapore and Malaysian Company Law
11.3.9 MKT1211 Advertising Principles and Practice
11.3.10 MKT2221 Advertising Copywriting
11.3.11 MKT2231 Advertising Media Strategy
11.3.12 MKT3671 Advertising Campaigns
11.3.13 MKT1221 Public Relations Principles and Practice
11.3.14 MKT2251 Publicity and Promotion
11.3.15 MKT2271 Government and Financial Relations
11.3.16 MKT3231 Public Relations Consulting
11.3.17 MKT3261 Public Relations Campaigns
11.3.18 GBU8056 Management Methods and Decision Making
11.3.19 GBU8057 Organisational Change and Development
11.3.20 MGC3xxx/MGC6xxx/MBA6xxx Overseas Study in International and Comparative Management
11.3.21 AAF3150M Malaysian Income Tax Law
11.3.22 AAF3xxx Malaysian Company Law
11.4 Minor Amendments
Recommendation:
That the Committee note the following minor amendments made to subjects of the Faculty of Business and Economics:
11.5 Guidelines for Subject Amendments and New Subject Proposals
Recommendation:
That the Committee note the guidelines developed by the Faculty of Business and Economics to define major and minor subject amendments.
12. NEXT MEETING
The next meeting of the Education Committee will be held at 9 am on Wednesday
9 August 1995 in the Sir George Lush Room, University Offices, Clayton campus.
Recommendation:
That the Committee note this information.
Professor R J Pargetter (Chairman)
Associate Professor R Alfredson, Engineering
Professor T Barnett, Nursing
Professor E Barry, Arts
Professor L Chipman, Distance Ed (Alternate Chair)
Professor A Edwards, Co-Opted
Dr M Evans, Business and Economics
Associate Professor M Gill, Education
Ms M Guli, MAS
Mr A Hankin, MUSU, Inc.
Associate Professor N Hallam, Science
Professor M King, PhD and Scholarships Committee
Mr S Kulesza, MPA
Mrs A McMillan, Computing and Information Technology
Associate Professor S McNicol, Law
Ms H Morgan, MPA
Professor J Redmond, Art and Design
Associate Professor L Roller, Pharmacy
Associate Professor G Taylor, Medicine
Mr R Burnet, Student Services
Faculty Registrar/Manager (in rotation) -
Ms E R Brooks, Secretariat
Mr P Annal, Computer Centre
Mr R Cochrane, M I Pty
Ms O Cornelius, Secretariat
Ms J Dunn, Secretariat
Mr B Eddy, Solicitor's Office
Ms C Holland, Arts
Mr T Lee, MUSU, Inc
Mr E Lim, Librarian
Mrs D Macmillan, Nursing
Mr M Murphy, MAS
Ms E Nolan, Arts
Ms S Parker, Bus & Eco
Ms A Pilgrim, Bus & Eco
Ms M Rambert, FCIT
Mr P Summers, Policy and Planning
All Faculty Deans
All Faculty Registrars/Administrators