Humanities Divisional Board Members

The membership of the Humanities Divisional Board for 2021-22 is as follows:

 



Daniel Grimley

Humanities Division

Neil McLynn

Classics Faculty

Tim Rood

Classics Faculty


Marion Turner

English Faculty

Helen Small

English Faculty

Robert Iliffe

History Faculty

Christina de Bellaigue

History Faculty

Philomen Probert

LPP Faculty

Almut Suerbaum

MML Faculty

Jonathon Thacker

MML Faculty

Elizabeth Eva Leach

Music Faculty

Martyn Harry

Music Faculty

David Rechter

Oriental Studies Faculty

 

Zeynep Yurikli

 

Oriental Studies Faculty

Chris Timpson

Philosophy Faculty

TBC

Philosophy Faculty

Kristin Kreider

Ruskin

William (Bill) Wood

Theology and Religion Faculty

Anna Sapir Abulafia

Theology and Religion Faculty

Jane Shaw

Conference of Colleges

Anne Mullen

Conference of Colleges

Benjamin Thompson

Associate Head of Division (Co-opted)

Katherine Southwood (Chair, Humanities CLiP)

 

St John’s (Co-opted)

Vihan Jain

Worcester (Undergraduate)

Anwar Omeish

St Antony's

(Graduate)

The membership of the Board comprises:

  • The Head of the Humanities Division, who shall be chair

  • The chair of faculty board for each of the nine constituent faculties of the Division and the Head of the Ruskin School of Art ex officio

  • The Deputy Chair of the Faculty of Classics ex officio

  • One person nominated by the English Faculty Board Chair from among the members of the Faculty of English Language and Literature

  • The Deputy Chair of the Faculty of Medieval and Modern Languages ex officio

  • The Vice-Chair of the Board of the Faculty of History ex officio

  • The Deputy Chair of the Board of the Faculty of Music ex officio

  • The Vice-Chair of the Board of the Faculty of Oriental Studies ex officio

  • The Vice-Chair of the Board of the Faculty of Philosophy ex officio

  • The Deputy Chair of the Board of the Faculty of Theology and Religion ex officio

  • Two persons appointed, for a three-year term, under the procedures of the Conference of Colleges. They shall have appropriate experience and understanding of academic policy and finance and be familiar with the subject areas concerned, but should not hold a salaried teaching or research post within the division.