Faculty Board Elections: Oriental Studies MT 2020

Three persons elected by and from among the members of the Faculty of Oriental Studies, to serve until the start of MT 2022 (vice  Professor Dirk Meyer; Professor Jeremy Johns; Professor Margaret Hillenbrand)

Election Result:

On Thursday, 29 November 2020, the following were duly elected to the Board of the Faculty of Oriental Studies to hold office until MT:

     Professor Edmund Herzig, MA Camb DPhil Oxf, Fellow of Wadham
     Professor Dirk Meyer, drs MA PhD Leiden MA Oxf, Fellow of Queen's
     Professor Asli Niyazioglu, PhD Harvard, Fellow of Exeter

[The votes recorded were: for Professor Acharya, 30; for Professor Herzig, 35; for Professor Meyer, 33; and for Professor Niyazioglu, 35]

The results will be published in the 3 December 2020 issue of the Gazette

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.

Acharya

Professor Diwakar Acharya, MA Oxf MA Benares PhD Hamburg, Fellow of All Souls

Nominated by:

Professor Imre Bangha, Wolfson 
Dr Lama Jabb, Wolfson 
Professor John Lowe, Wolfson 
Professor Polly (Rosalind) O’Hanlon, St. Cross 
Professor David Rechter, Brasenose 
Professor Yuhan Vevaina, Wolfson 

Herzig

Professor Edmund Herzig, MA Camb DPhil Oxf, Fellow of Wadham

Nominated by:

Professor  Walter Armbrust, St Antony’s
Professor  David Rechter, Brasenose
Professor  Jay Lewis, Wolfson
Professor  Ulrike Roesler, Wolfson
 

Meyer

Professor Dirk Meyer, drs MA PhD Leiden MA Oxf, Fellow of Queen's

Nominated by:

Professor  Walter Armbrust, St Antony’s
Professor  David Rechter, Brasenose
Professor  Jay Lewis, Wolfson
Professor  Ulrike Roesler, Wolfson

Niyazioglu

Professor Asli Niyazioglu, PhD Harvard, Fellow of Exeter

Nominated by:

Professor  Walter Armbrust, St. Antony’s
Professor  David Rechter, Brasenose
Professor  Jay Lewis, Wolfson
Professor  Ulrike Roesler, Wolfson
Professor Laurent Mignon, St Antony's

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.

Acharya

Professor Diwakar Acharya, MA Oxf MA Benares PhD Hamburg, Fellow of All Souls

[No candidate statement received]

Herzig

Professor Edmund Herzig, MA Camb DPhil Oxf, Fellow of Wadham

Candidate statement:

If elected to Faculty Board, I will use the experience gained in more than a dozen years of research, teaching and administration at Oxford, and my knowledge of the wider university, to work for the Faculty’s interests and help it to respond to current and future challenges.

[47 wds]

Meyer

Professor Dirk Meyer, DRS MA PhD Leiden MA Oxf, Fellow of Queen's

[No candidate statement received]

Niyazioglu

Professor Asli Niyazioglu, PhD Harvard, Fellow of Exeter

[No candidate statement received]

General notes

Elections General Notes 2020 Michaelmas Term (week 7)

Please note: due to current Covid-19 restrictions, the MT 2020 elections by Congregation will be conducted electronically. Hard copies of nomination forms will not be processed. Nominations in writing for the elections on 26 November, by four members of Congregation other than the candidate, must be sent as an email attachment to the Elections Officer (elections.office@admin.ox.ac.uk) before 4 p.m. on Thursday 29 October 2020.

At least one nomination in respect of each candidate must be made on an official nomination form.

All candidates are asked to note the general requirements which apply to all committee members, as set out in Council Regulations 14 of 2002 (General Regulations of Council for Committees). Current members seeking re-election are also asked to check for specific restrictions on consecutive service. For further information, please see the eligibility and amendments to nominations sections within the Information about University elections pages of this site.

Candidates are invited to include with their nomination forms, a written statement of no more than 250 words, setting out his or her reasons for standing and qualifications for the office being sought.

In the event of a contested election, the successful candidates will be determined by an electronic ballot of the eligible electorate.  The ballot will be administered by Civica Ltd (CES Votes) on behalf of the University of Oxford. An email with further instructions will be sent to eligible voters on Tuesday, 10 November, using the email addresses provided in the electronic register of Congregation (n.b. with few exceptions, notably clinical staff, this will be the work address ending “ox.ac.uk”). The email from CES Votes will contain links to the candidates’ statements and a unique link to the voting website: when voters click on the link, they will be taken to the voting website where they can cast their vote. Candidates' statements will also be published in the Gazette dated 12 November. Voters may wish to read these statements before completing their electronic vote. The voting period will close at 4 p.m. on 26 November.

If the number of nominations received by the closing date is no more than sufficient to fill the vacancies, the candidates nominated shall be deemed to be duly elected as of the close of the nomination period on Thursday, 29 October. When required, places will be allocated according to academic standing, as defined in Council Regulations 22 of 2002, Part 2: Academic Precedence and Standing, made by Council on 26 June 2002.

If the number of nominations received by the closing date is less than sufficient to fill the vacancies, those candidates nominated will be deemed elected unopposed, and the remaining vacancies will lapse, in which case, in accordance with the regulations, the places must remain vacant until appointments are made jointly by the Vice-Chancellor and Proctors.

For further information, please contact the Elections Officer.

General information about this constituency

This constituency is comprised of five persons elected by and from among the members of the Faculty of Oriental Studies.

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 Oriental Studies.

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 contact the Secretary.

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