Elections to Faculty Boards: Philosophy MT 2020

Result

Following the close of the nomination period, the candidate(s) listed below were deemed to have been elected unopposed to hold office for the period stated (as per Congregation regulations 2 of 2002, Part 8 [Business in Congregation, Elections]; Council Regulations 17 of 2002 [Divisional Boards]; and/or Council Regulations 19 of 2002 [Faculty Boards]). For the purposes of elections, academic standing is as defined in Council Regulations 22 of 2002, Part 2 [Academic Precedence and Standing]
 

Vacancies

Four persons elected by and from the members of the Faculty of Philosophy to serve until the start of MT 2022 (vice  Professor Hilary C Greaves; Professor Philipp Koralus; Professor Mark A Wrathall; Professor Karen M Nielsen)

Nominations

Candidates:

Nominations for elections to this constituency are published weekly in the Gazette and on this website as they are received and processed. The details of any nominations received can be seen by clicking on the candidate's surname in any adjacent tabs.

Koralus

Professor Philipp Koralus, BA Pomona PhD Princeton MA Oxf, St Catherine’s

Nominated by:

Professor Bill Child, University
Professor Ursula Coope, Keble
Professor Roger Crisp, St Anne’s
Dr Alex Kaiserman, Balliol

Greaves

Professor Hilary Greaves, BA Oxf PhD Rutgers, Merton

Nominated by:

Professor Bill Child, University
Professor Ursula Coope, Keble
Professor Roger Crisp, St Anne’s
Dr Alex Kaiserman, Balliol

Mulhall

Prof. Stephen Mulhall, MA Toronto BA DPhil Oxf, New College

Nominated by:

Professor Bill Child, University
Professor Ursula Coope, Keble
Professor Roger Crisp, St Anne’s
Dr Alex Kaiserman, Balliol

Wrathall

Professor Mark Wrathall, JD Harvard, PhD UC Berkeley, Corpus

Nominated by:

Professor Bill Child, University
Professor Ursula Coope, Keble
Professor Roger Crisp, St Anne’s
Dr Alex Kaiserman, Balliol

General information about this constituency

This constituency is comprised of seven persons elected by and from among the members of the Faculty of Philosophy.

This means that to participate in this election (i.e. to nominate a candidate, to stand for election, or to vote), you must be a member of the Faculty of Philosophy.

The full term of office for this board is 2 years (or less, when a by-election is held to fill the residue of the term of office for an elected member who is standing down early).

The terms of reference and membership of this Board are set out in Council Regulations 19 of 2002.

For further information, please email the Secretary.

Contested elections

Candidate statements

In the event of a contested election, candidate statements will be published in the Gazette and on this website. The details of any candidate's statements received can be seen by clicking on the candidate's surname in any adjacent tabs.

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