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HAROLD VYVYAN HARMSWORTH
PROFESSORSHIP OF AMERICAN HISTORY 2005–6
KATHRYN KISH SKLAR (BA Harvard, MA, PH.D. Michigan),
Distinguished Professor of History, and Co-Director, Center for the Historical
Study of Women and Gender, State University of New York, Binghampton,
has been appointed to the visiting professorship for the academic year
2005–6.
Professor Kish Sklar will be a fellow of Queen's College.
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PROFESSORSHIP OF DIABETIC
MEDICINE
PATRIK RORSMAN (MED.KAND., PH.D. Uppsala), Professor of
Membrane Physiology and Head of Department of Molecularn and Cellular
Physiology, Lund University, has been appointed to the professorship with
effect from 1 May 2003.
Professor Rorsman will be a fellow of Harris Manchester College.
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DIRECTORSHIP OF THE
UNIVERSITY MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY
WILLIAM JAMES KENNEDY, MA, D.SC. (B.SC., PH.D. London), Fellow
of Wolfson College, Professor of Earth Sciences and Curator of the
Geological Collections, University Museum of Natural History, has been
appointed to the directorship with effect from 1 October 2003.
Professor Kennedy will be a fellow of Kellogg College.
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SOCIAL SCIENCES BOARD
Appointment of Peter Moores Dean,
Saïd Business School
The Social Sciences Board has reappointed PROFESSOR ANTHONY G.
HOPWOOD (B.SC. (ECON.) London, MBA, PH.D. Chicago), as Peter
Moores Dean of the Saïd Business School, with effect from 1 December
2002 until 31 December 2004.
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LIBRARY OF THE HOUSE OF ST
GREGORY AND ST MACRINA
This library, at 1 Canterbury Road, contains books and periodicals on the
Eastern Churches, and is open on Wednesdays, 2–5 p.m., during full
term, or by appointment with the Librarian, The Revd Stephen Platt
(telephone: Oxford 552991).
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WOLFSON COLLEGE
Concert
KATHRYN WHITNEY (mezzo-soprano) and PHILIP BULLOCK (piano) will
perform works by Haydn, Berg, Ravel, and arie antiche, at
7.30 p.m. on Saturday, 25 January, in Wolfson College (entrance £7,
students £5; proceeds to the African Medical Research Foundation).
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