Co operative Ventures
JOINT UNIVERSITIES' MASTERS
Associated Institutzons
Associated Institutions
Adelaide College of DIVlmly, Inc
Adelaide College of Divinity works 1n assoc1atton with the Un1vers1ty 1n teaching for the Un1vers1ty s degrees and diplomas 1n Theology
Adelaide College of D1v1n1ty formed in 1979 1s a consortium of three theolog1cal colleges Parkin Wesley College (Uniting), St Barnabas College (Anglican) and St Francis Xavier Seminary (Roman Cathohc)
Teaching 1n the areas of B1bhcal Studies Historical and Systematic Theology and Pastoral Studies 1n the ordinary and honours degrees of Bachelor of Theology, the Master of Theolog1cal Studies and the Graduate Diploma of Theolog1cal Edu ca hon 1s earned out by members of the faculty of the Adelaide College of D1v1n1ty who have been accorded academic status by the Un1vers1ty for this purpose Supervision of research work for the degrees of Master of Theology and Doctor of Philo sophy 1s also earned out by the Adelaide College of Div1n1ty Faculty
The Adelaide College of D1v1n1ty also awards its own diplomas as professional quahf1cat1ons for work 1n Chnshan m1n1stry
President of the College Rev Dr JW Roffey Registrar of the College Rev DJ Carter
Affiliated Inshtuhons BM, BS Course
Other 1nshtutions whose aff1liation with the Un1vers1ty for teaching purposes 1n the BM BS course has been formally recognised by the Un1vers1ty Council are
St Anthony's Hospital (B1rralee) and associated seiv1ces of the Drug and Alcohol Seiv1ces Council
Chnstles Beach Community Health Centre Clovelly Park Community Health Centr-e Glens1de Hospital
Repatnahon General Hospital Daw Park Mount Gambier Hospital Inc,
CSIRO D1v1s1on of Human Nutnhon
Blackwood and D1stnct Community Hospital Inc
James Brown Memorial Trust Inc (Kalyra Hospital), Southern Dom1c1liary Care and Rehabihtatlon
Se1V1ce
Child Adolescent and Family Health Service (CAFHS)
Juha Farr Centre
Noarlunga Health Services National In1ury Surveillance Unit Chtld Health Research lnsl1tule Whyalla Hospital and Health Seiv1ces Ashford Community Hospital Inc Western Community Hospital Inc
The terms of aff11iahon provide for students of the School of Med1c1ne to have reasonable access to the fac1hhes and patients of these 1nst1tutlons for reciprocal representation on relevant appointment committees and for staff of the affihated 1nst1tuttons to be ehg1ble for the award of appropnate academic status 1n the Un1vers1ty
Flmders Medical Centre
The teaching and research fac1ht1es of the School of Med1c1ne are located w1th1n the Fhnders Medical Centre, a general teaching hospital situated on a 17 hectare site ad101n1ng the Un1vers1ty campus In the Fhnders Medical Centre for the first time 1n Australia a school of med1c1ne and its associated teaching hospital have been planned and built as one 1nshtut1on enabling the total integration of the three essential functions of patient care teaching and research About 510 hospital beds are available 1n the Medical Centre together with teaching fac11it1es for medical and nursing students and full supporting fac1ht1es The professors appointed by the University Council to head the academic departments have been appointed by the Medical Centre as the Head of Service 1n all chn1cal and d1agnost1c departments Many members of the hospital medical and sc1enlif1c staff have been accorded academic status 1n recogn1hon of thetr s1gn1f1cant contribution to the BM BS teaching programme
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Funds and Bequests
Funds and Bequests
The Chancellor's Literary and Arhshc Fund
The Chancellors Literary and Art1st1c Fund has been established to enable the Un1vers1ty to purchase literary and artistic works The rules relating to the Fund are published below
1 There shall be a charitable fund for the purposes of the University to be known as the Chancellor s Literary and Artistic Fund 2 The trustees of the fund shall be the
Chancellor the Vice Chancellor and the Registrar or their respective nominees A nominee shall hold office during the pleasure of the officer who nominated him or the successor of that officer
3 The assets of the fund shall consist of such gifts whether of moneys secunhes or real or personal property of any kind as the trustees may from time to time accept and of the investments from time to time representing the same
4 Sub1ect to any special trusts attaching to any particular gift or gifts made to the Fund the trustees may retain or convert into money any assets of the fund not already cons1st1ng of money and may invest any moneys requiring investment in interest beanng investments (whether of an authorised trustee character or not) or 1n shares 1n pubhc companies with power at any time to vary or transpose investments
5 The income which shall anse from the investments may be accumulated or may 1n the sole discretion of the Chancellor be whole or partly expended in the purchase or publication of books or other printed or written material or 1n the commissioning or purchase of works of art of any kind Anything so acquired shall be the property of the University There shall be power to resort to capital 1f the Chancellor shall 1n any case so direct
6 It shall be a governing intent 1n the acqu1slt1on of any such things as are mentioned 1n paragraph S that any thing so acquired would not 1n the op1n1on of the Chancellor have been at that hme purchased published or comm1ss1oned out of the general funds of the Un1vers1ty
7 The Chancellor may appoint an advisory panel to assist him 1n executing the purpose of the Fund and the respective members of the panel shall hold office during his pleasure
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The Charles Bright Rare Books Fund
The Charles Bright Rare Books Fund has been established to enable the Un1vers1ty to purchase rare books The Fund 1n1tlally comprised a donation made by Sir Charles Bright pnor to his death for the establishment of the Fund and other donations subsequently made 1n memory of Str Charles a former Chancellor of the Un1vers1ty The rules relating to the Fund are published below
1 There shall be a charitable fund for the purposes of the Un1vers1ty to be known as the Charles Bnght Rare Books Fund
2 The Trustees of the Fund shall be the Chancellor the Vice Chancellor the Chair person of the Finance Committee, and the Un1vers1ty Librarian or their respective nominees A nominee shall hold office dunng the pleasure of the officer who nominated him or the successor of that officer
3 The assets of the Fund shall consist of such gifts whether of monies secunhes or real or personal property of any kind as the Trustees may from time to time accept and of the investments from time to time representing the same
4 Sub1ect to any special Trusts attaching to any particular gift or gifts made to the Fund the Trustees may retain or convert into money any assets of the Fund not already consisting of money and may invest any monies requ1r1ng investment 1n interest beanng investment (whether of an authorised trustee character or not) or any shares of pubhc companies with power at any time to vary or transpose investments
5 The Trustees shall determine from time to time the amount of the income ans1ng from the investments which 1s to be expended In determ1n1ng the amount of the income to be expended the Trustees shall have regard to the des1rab1hty of ma1ntain1ng the real value of the capital of the Fund
6 The amount of the income detemuned by the Trustees shall be expended at the sole discretion of the Un1vers1ty L1branan on the purchase of rare books whether ong1nal or reproduction or manuscnpts of 1ntnns1c interest or beauty Anything so acquired shall be the property of the Un1vers1ty
7 It shall be a governing intent 1n the acqu1s1 lion of any such things as are mentioned 1n paragraph 6 that anything so acquired would not 1n the op1n1on of the University L1branan have been at that time purchased out of the general funds of the Un1verslly
8 Each item acquired through the Fund shall carry a book plate of a fonn approved by the Council
The JM Mam Bequest
The late Mr JM Main Reader 1n History from 1966 1984 has left a substantial bequest to the Un1vers1ty for the purchase of books m1crofdms maps and other materials and documents of a like nature relating to Australian history to be used 1n the Library A management committee compns1ng the Chancellor, the Vice Chancellor, the Professors of History and the University Librarian has been appointed to adVIse Council on the adm1n1strat1on of the bequest Dec1s1ons about spec1f1c purchases for the L1bracy are made by the Un1vers1ty L1branan in consultation with members of the D1sc1phne of History
Funds and Bequests
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Awards and Przzes
Awards and Prizes
D1stlngu1shed Service Award
The Council has resolved to establish a D1stingu1shed Semce Award for persons who have given outstanding service to the Un1vers1ty It 1s the Council's 1ntent1on that the standard of service menhng the award should be such that 1t 1s granted only as a rare honour The award will take the fonn of the silver medal incorporating the Un1vers1ty 1ns1gn1a and 1nscnbed with the name of the rec1p1ent
The follow1ng rules shall apply to the award 1 Nomination for an award shall be made to the
Honorary Degrees Committee by the Chancellor or the Vice Chancellor
2 The granting of an award shall be approved by the Council on the recommendation of the Honorary Degrees Committee
3 Each award shall be presented to the recipient by the Chancellor at a Council meeting a Confernng of Degrees Ceremony or at some other appropriate Un1vers1ty function
Reczp1ents
Professor AM Clark 1979 Professor MH Brennan 1980 Miss CM Cameron 1980 Professor GJ Fraenkel 1980 Mr.; EM Taylor 1983 Miss M Norton 1983 MISs BMT Byrne 1984 Professor ]W Holmes 1984 Dr GM Tobm 1984 Mr AJ Andrews 1986 Mr HJ Buchan 1986 Mr.; P Coulls 1986 Mr GJ Hamson 1986 Mr JG Hood 1986 Mr N Stockdale 1986 Mr R Taylor 1986
Professor B Abrahamson 1987 M!Ss J Adler 1987
Mr NC Hargrave 1988
The Hon Justice KA Murray 1988 Mr KD Mdlen 1989
Mr DJ Agnew 1991
Mr RD Barnes BEc AUA FASA 1993 Distmgmshed Scholar m Psychology Endowment Fund
The fund was estabhshed by a donation from a d1shngu1shed scholar in psychology who wishes to remain anonymous The purpose of the fund 1s to contnbute towards the costs of supporting V1s1t1ng Scholars In Psychology The rules relating to the fund are published below
1 The v1s1tlng scholarship, to be called the D1sttngu1shed Scholar 1n Psychology will 140
ordinarily be used to support one V1s1t1ng Scholar each year
2 The scholarship 1s intended for visits of at least one month and preferably of longer duration 3 The Endowment Fund will be used to finance
all or part of the scholar s return airfare and accommodation This cond1tlon will be reviewed penod1cally 1n the hght of changing costs of travel and accommodat.J.on
Awards
1982 Professor Allen Ivey Un1vers1ty of Massachusetts
1983 Professor James C Naylor, Purdue Un1vers1ty
1984 No award
1985 Professor Scott Pans Un1vers1ty of M1ch1gan
1986 Professor Michael Argyle Oxford Un1vers1ty 1987 Professor Lars Enc Unestahl, Un1vers1ty of
Orebro
1989 Professor Andrew Mathew Un1vers1ty of London
1989 Professor Melvin Manis, Un1vers1ty of M1ch1gan
1990 No award
1991 Professor Herbert Lefcourt Un1vers1ty of Waterloo, Ontano
1992 No award 1993 No award
Mer1tor1ous Service Award
The Council has resolved to establish a Mer1tonous Service Award for persons who have given valuable and loyal service to the Un1vers1ty over a long penod
There will be two criteria for the award 1 Valuable and loyal seiv1ce 2 Service over a long period
Both cntena are to be taken into account 1n making the award While a penod of twenty years would be regarded as appropnate for the second cntenon this may be vaned 1n 1nd1vidual cases If desired
The lollowmg rules shall apply to the award 1 The relevant head (1e Dean or Director of
Adm1n1stration and Registrar) will submit nom1nat1ons to the Vice Chancellor on an annual basis
2 The Vice Chancellor shall be responsible for determ1n1ng the awards
3 The award shall take the form of letters of commendation from the Chancellor and Vice Chancellor
4 Awards shall be reported to the Council by the Vice Chancellor
Awards
1991 Mrs j Gotch Mr G Inkster Mrs KSaffin 1992 Mrs P Batrac
Mrs P Cockshell MrP Steele 1993 Mr B Bndger
MrC Brooks MrRDanz MrL Kiss MsVLach MrRMorony Mr P Saunders Mr A Von Hacht MrR Yates
Vice Chancellors Award for Excellence 1n
Teaching Title of the Award
Vice Chancellors Award for Excellence in Teaching
Nature of the Award
(1) Up to five awards will be made annually to academic staff Judged to be outstanding teachers Up to two of the awards will be made to academic staff at the level of Lecturer A (2) Each recipient will be presented with a
Certificate of Excellence 1n Teaching and a pnze of $3 000 to be used to further enhance teaching excellence within the Un1vers1ty Rec1p1ents will be expected to contnbute to educational development w1th1n the Un1vers1ty by commun1cahng their skills to fellow academic staff The spec1f1c nature of that contnbutton will be negotiated with each winner
Purpose of the Award
The purposes of the awards are to
(a) recognise and reward teaching excellence, and (b) encourage teaching excellence through this
recogn1hon and ensuring staff development achv1ttes
El1g1b1l1ty for an Award
(1) All members of academic staff tenured or on contract of greater than 12 months duration with full time equivalence of at least 0 4 are ebg1ble for an award
(2) Rec1p1ents must have been employed tn a teaching post for at least three years w1th1n the Un1vers1ty
(3) Award winners will not be ehg1ble for re nomination for 5 years
The Selection Committee
The Selection Committee for the awards will consist of the follow1ng members
Awards and Prizes
• 3 members nominated by the Faculty Heads
o External members with expertise 1n teaching and learning
0 Student member nominated by the Academic Board
The Committee will receive nom1nat1ons, examine supporting information and make recommend ations to the Academic Board on the recipients of the awards
Crztena for Measunng Excellence
As a guide to 1udg1ng excellence 1n teaching, the Committee wtll take into account some or all of the following cntena
(a) interest and enthusiasm 1n undertaking teaching and promoting student learning (b) command of sub1ect matter and explo1tatton of
recent development 1n the field of study (c) keen and sympathetic part1c1patton 1n gu1d1ng
and adv1s1ng students and understanding their needs,
(d) responsiveness to colleague and student feedback on teaching
(e) ab1hty to organise course matenal and present It cognently and 1mag1natively
(f) ability to assess student learning and to provide students with worthwhile feedback, (g) ab1hty to stimulate cunos1ty and independent
learning 1n all students and creative work 1n advanced students
(h) evidence of innovation 1n course design and delivery
(1) evidence of successful superv1s1on of post graduate students
Nom1nat1on for the Award
(1) Each nom1nahon for the award shall be made with the consent of the nominee by at least three members of the academic staff students, and/or former students
(2) Nom1nahons should be 1n writing and specify the grounds on which the staff member 1s being nominated
(3) Nommat10ns shall be forwarded through the relevant Head of Faculty who will comment on the nom1nahon before forwarding 1t to the Committee
(4) The committee will require each nominee to provide a teaching portfolio
Notrfrcatzon of the Awards
Not1ficat1on of the results of the Committee s deliberations will be made after they have been approved by Academic Board Cert1f1cates wlil be presented at an appropriate ceremony
Awards
1993 Ms P Glover Dr C Inzarry Dr L Lack Mr R Lambert
Associate Professor D Lines MrGTan
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Awards and Prizes
PRIZES AND SCHOLARSHIPS*
Chancellor's Letters of Commendation The Examination Boards on behalf of the Council may award a Chancellors Letter of Commendation to a student whose academic performance has been judged to be outstanding The award shall be made on the recommendation of the Examination Boards of the Faculties adm1n1stenng the degree or diploma for which the student is enrolled
Chancellor's Medals
The followmg rules shall apply for the award of Chancellors Medals
1 Chancellor's Medals shall be of such material and such design and be 1nscnbed 1n such manner as may be approved by the Council 2 The Council may award a Chancellor s Medal
to a student whose academic performance has been judged to be outstanding The award shall be made on the recommendation of the Examtnahons Board of the Faculty adm1n1 stering the degree or diploma for which the student 1s enrolled
3 A Chancellors Medal shall be awarded only If there 1s a student (or students) of outstanding merit To be ehg1ble for the award of Chancellor s Medal a student must
(a) have been awarded a degree or diploma of the Un1vers1ty being either under graduate or postgraduate but excluding research degrees and
(b) have demonstrated academic merit which 1n the op1n1on of the Exam1n ahons Board 1s of an outstanding character
4 Chancellors Medals shall be available for award each year to students of the Un1vers1ty completing a degree/diploma 1n each d1sc1 phne of study tdenhfled 1n Rule 1 of Statute 43
5 A Chancellor s Medal shall not be awarded to the rec1p1ent of a Un1vers1ty Medal for the same degree
Award
1993 No award
• Pnzes and Scholarships awarded pnor to 1988 are pnnted m the 1988 calendar volume I
Umvemty Medals*
The following rules shall apply for the award of University Medals
1 Un1vers1ty Medals shall be of such material and such design and be 1nscnbed 1n such manner as may be approved by the Council 2 A Un1vers1ty Medal shall be awarded 1n a
faculty only if there ts a student (or students) of outstanding ment To be ehgtble for the award of a Un1vers1ty Medal a student must (a) have been awarded first class honours by
the Exam1nat1ons Board of the faculty or have completed the requirements for an 142
undergraduate degree of four or more years duration (but which do not have an honours component) and
(b) have demonstrated academic ment which 1n the op1n1on of the Examinations Board 1s of an outstanding character
3 Three Un1vers1ty Medals shall be available 1n each faculty for award each year to students of the Un1vers1ty
4 The award of the medals available under rule 3 above may be approved by the Examinations Boards of the respective faculties
5 In exceptional circumstances the Exam1n atlons Board of any faculty may 1n any year recommend the award of an additional Un1vers1ty Medal Such recommendations shall be submitted to the Academic Board which may after consideration of the exceptional circumstances involved 1n each case approve the award of one add1t1onal Un1vers1ty Medal 1n each or any of the faculties concerned
Awards
1988 Barbara Joseph BSc Gunson James R BSc Keatmg Christopher
J
BA McGilvray GlenJ
BA McKinnon Ross A, BSc Matt1Ske juhe K BA Orr Helen F BA Taylor Dennis K BSc Turton Peta A BM BS 1989 B1Shop Patnck J BScBullen Ehzabeth A BA Grote Louise BM BS Hart John D, BEd Ltmboum Brian W BTh 0 Grady Helen M BA Schellhase, Anthony BSc 1990 Bhatia Man11t Smgh BA
Bowring Frederick James BSc Elhs, Juhe Ann BA Melb Hunter Maryann, BA Keighley James Deborah, BA Mcinnes Elspeth Margaret BA Newton Fiona Anne, BM BS Smith Darren Andrew BSc NSW Waterman Sally Anne BMedSc1Hons 1991 Brazzalotto Lian Elizabeth BSc
Chan Grace Wan Sin BSc Healy Simon Paul BA 0 Leary, Damian Francis BA Opie Jonathon Ph1hp, BA Ph1lhps Daniel Robertson BSc Tao Terence Chi Shen BSc Ts1rbas Angelo, BM BS
Van der Ploeg Grant Edward BSc 1992 Duckmanton Martin John BA
Dunbar Andrew Jeremy, BSc Gardiner Mana Lucille BA Hartog Johan BA