Appointments

27 April 2009

Charlene Jacobs has joined Research and Innovation in Research Contracts and Intellectual Property Services as an administration assistant. She was previously with Student Wellness Services, Student Affairs. Jacobs likes people, satisfied clients and clear communication, and dislikes surprises.

Professor Jo Beall has taken the post of Deputy Vice-Chancellor. Beall is a world-renowned social scientist previously based at the London School of Economics. Beall says she is very committed to the university's open governance and ongoing transformation process.

Please send an email to Morgan Morris to notify us of any new appointments in your departments or sections.

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Volume 28 Edition 06

27 Apr 2009

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Research and innovation

Blue crane survival down to the wire

Capturing unexpected beauty at UCT Sasol labs

Sport

Sports wrap

Watson takes the crown

Sport participation and performance must go together

Okreglicki first South African home in Sahara marathon

News

Book store for your needs

We remember

Council Notes

Admissions policy to go under review

Residences go green

Centre introduces high-tech to the poor

Grant underpins roll-out of health care guidelines for nurses

Remesar dedicates award to team

Pupils attend Maths Competition at UCT

Gender Justice seminar held at UCT

UCT academics attend SciFest Africa 2009

Mineral Processing Resource Pack welcomed

Invigilators needed

Concrete researcher wins fellowship

Social Responsiveness Report launched

New partnership

Sachs on uBuntu and the law

National LGBTI body launched

Medical medals

Green IT on campus

Staff

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Hobnobbing at Glenara

Exceptional guards honoured

A day in the life of the Staff Recruitment Office

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