Note: college vacancies will also be found in the Gazette's Appointments Supplement.
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MISS SARAH BYSOUTH, formerly of Yeovil College
THOMAS PETER JOSHUA EDLIN, formerly of Westminster School
ALEXANDER JAMES EDMANS, formerly of St Paul's School
PAUL MICHAEL FREEMAN, formerly of Widnes Sixth-Form College
BENJAMIN THOMAS GARNER, formerly of Reigate Grammar School
KEITH MARTIN GODA, formerly of Walton High School, Stafford
EVAN GUPPY, formerly of Northgate High School, Ipswich
DAVID EDWARD LEWIS, formerly of Monmouth Comprehensive School
ANDREW JAY LOBB, formerly of St Olave's Grammar School, Orpington
MARK ANDREW MORLEY-FLETCHER, formerly of Eton College
STUART ANTHONY NORMAN, formerly of Tonbridge School
ALEXANDER RICHARD POLLEY, formerly of King's College, Taunton
JONATHAN EDWARD LUKE SMETHURST, formerly of Abingdon School
ADAM JAMES BARNABY TOLHURST, formerly of Strode College
MATTHEW NIGEL WICKS, formerly of King's College School, Wimbledon
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ALEXANDER JOHN BANFIELD HICKS, formerly of Colyton Grammar School
MISS VANESSA BLOOR, formerly of Wellington College
JOHN GARETH BARLOW BOURKE, formerly of St David's Sixth-Form College, Cardiff
ROBERT NICHOLAS BRITTAIN, formerly of Pershore Sixth-Form Centre
MISS CHARLOTTE ANNE BROADIE, formerly of Wycombe Abbey School
JAMES JONATHAN JESSE BRUNNING, formerly of Hills Road Sixth-Form College
MISS YEUK KI JESSICA CHIU, formerly of the International School of Singapore
MISS SARAH JANE CLAYTON, formerly of Queen Mary's High School, Walsall
MISS ANNABEL CHARIS REBECCA CROFT, formerly of Perse School for Girls
MISS JOLIE GRACIA DE MIRANDA, formerly of Mander Portman Woodward, London
MISS SERENA JEAN EADE, formerly of Badminton School
MARK FRANKLIN EMINSON, formerly of Gloucester College of Arts and Technology
MISS EMMA ANGHARAD LUCILLE EVANS, formerly of Shrewsbury High School
GARY MICHAEL FAHY, formerly of Halewood Comprehensive School
ANDREW JAMES HOLLAND, formerly of Nottingham High School
JONATHAN PAUL HOME, formerly of Ponteland High School, Newcastle upon Tyne
LAURENCE JONATHAN KALMAN, formerly of Haberdashers' Aske's School for Boys
SUBHANEIL LAHIRI, formerly of Colchester Royal Grammar School
MARK FRANCIS JAMES MCDONALD, formerly of John Leggott College, Scunthorpe
BENEDICT LUKE MORRISON, formerly of Hereford Sixth-Form College
THOMAS JOSEPH BENJAMIN STUDD, formerley of Eton College
MAXIMILIEN HONG-LIN TSE, formerley of Eton College
ANDREW DAVID TUSTIAN, formerly of Banbury Sixth-Form Centre
JOSEPH HUGH LINTON VIRDEN, formerly of Winchester College
PHILIP LAWRENCE WILD, formerly of Merchant Taylors' School
JAMES STEPHEN YARROW, formerly of Winchester College
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SUZANNE KIEFER, formerly of Theodor Heuss Gymnasium, Ludwigshafen
DILJA KRUEGER, formerly of Gymnasium Rodenkirchen, Cologne
EVA WOKI MACHARIA, formerly of the United World College of the Atlantic Llantwit Major
JOANNE RICHARDS, formerly of Moseley Park School, Bilston
SONIA SODHA, formerly of the Old Palace School, Croydon
ANNA WILLE, formerly of Helene Lange Gymnasium, Hamburg
NORA WREDENHAGEN, formerly of Heidelberg University
KAREN WONG, formerly of the Anglo-Chinese Junior College, Singapore
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SARAH BROWNBILL, formerly of the Bluecoat School, Liverpool
MARGARET DAVIDSON, formerly of Hamilton Grammar School
SARAH DAVISON, formerly of Oaklands Roman Catholic School, Waterloovile
GEMMA FULLER, formerly of Tunbridge Wells Girls' Grammar School
CHRISTINA HARRISON, formerly of Prince Henry's High School, Evesham
ALISON IP, formerly of Alleyn's School, London
AMELIA JACKSON, formerly of Gateway Sixth-form College, Leicester
KRISTINA JONES, formerly of Brentwood School
MARYAM KHAN, formerly of the Old Palace School, Croydon
KATIE STAFFORD, formerly of Alleyne's High School, Stone
HELEN THOMAS, formerly of Lampeter Comprehensive School
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Christ Church is an equal opportunities employer.
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The fellowships are normally awarded to those who are approaching the end of their doctoral research or who have begun postdoctoral study. Fellows must engage in original research and may, with the permission of the appropriate governing body, undertake a limited amount of teaching. Current annual salary is up to £14,851 (under review).
Applications forms, together with further particulars and details of the allocation of subjects, may be obtained from the Academic Administrator, St John's College, Oxford OX1 3JP (telephone: Oxford (2)77495 (answering machine); fax: (2)77435).
The further particulars can also be seen at http://www.sjc.ox.ac.uk/jrf-particulars.html.
The colleges are equal opportunities employers.
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The award is open to both men and women who meet the following criteria: all candidates must be university graduates, who are citizens of the Republic of Greece or the Republic of Cyprus, and have not done more than two years of postgraduate study or research, and propose to begin a doctorate at the University of Oxford in October 2001 in Greek Studies (including the study of Greek culture and civilisation of the Aegean and Eastern Mediterranean in any of their aspects) from the Bronze Age to ad 1453. It is not available for studies relating to modern Greece, or at any other university.
Details of the award may be obtained from Mrs M. Wise, Merton College, Oxford OX1 4JD (fax: Oxford (2)76282, e-mail: wardensoffice@admin.merton.ox.ac.uk). The closing date for applications is Friday, 5 January 2001.
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Further particulars may be obtained from the College Secretary, Somerville College, Oxford OX2 6HD (telephone: Oxford (2)70619, e-mail: secretariat@somerville. ox.ac.uk). The closing date for applications is 2 January 2001.
Somerville College is committed to achieving equal opportunities.
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