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PROF SIMON
MADDOCKS
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1987
Menzies Scholar in Medicine
Education:
BAgSci (Hons), PhD, MAIAST
Current position:
Professor of Animal Science, University of Adelaide
Chief Scientist, South Australian Research & Development Institute
Professional affiliations:
Director and Chairman: Governing Board, Menzies
School of Health Research, Darwin; Director: Co-operative Research
Centre for Pest Animal Control.
Member: Society for Reproductive Biology; Endocrine Society of Australia; Endocrine
Society (UK); Society for Reproduction and Fertility (UK); Australian Society
of Immunology; Society for the Study of Reproduction (USA); Australian Institute
of Agricultural Science and Technology
Director of the Menzies Foundation since 1993
Career History:
Post-doctoral fellow at
the MRC Reproductive Biology Unit in Edinburgh, Scotland.
1995 Head of Department of Animal Science, University
of Adelaide.
1998 Director of the University of Adelaide's Roseworthy Campus.
Areas of Professional Interest:
Reproductive biology including identifying mechanisms by which
male reproductive antigens can be targeted for immunological
contraceptive technologies.
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SARAH
MARTIN
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2002 Menzies Scholar in Law
Education:
LLB (H1), University of Melbourne 2000
BA, University of Melbourne 2000
BCL (Dist), Magdalen College, Oxford 2003
MPhil, Magdalen College, Oxford 2004
Other awards:
Spero Wilson Memorial Scholarship, University
of Melbourne 2001
Current position:
Solicitor, Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer, London
Career history:
Articled Clerk, Mallesons Stephen Jaques, Melbourne
2001-2002
Solicitor, Mallesons Stephen Jaques, Melbourne 2002
Publications:
‘Lost and Destroyed Evidence: The Search
for a Principled Approach to Abuse of Process’ (2005) 9 International
Journal of Evidence and Proof 158
Professional/Other
affiliations:
University of Melbourne Law School Alumni Reference
Group
Areas of
Professional Interest:
Criminal law, evidence and procedure; constitutional
and administrative law; commercial law
Recreation/Interests:
Music, theatre, travel
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ADRIAN McCALLUM
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2007 Menzies
Memorial Scholarship in Engineering
Adrian holds the degrees of Bachelor
of Civil Engineering with First Class Honours from the University
of Western Australia (2004), Bachelor of Science with Second Class
Honours (1992) from the University of New South Wales, and a Graduate
Diploma in Meteorology with High Distinction (1996).
Adrian took up his scholarship
in 2007 at the Scott
Polar Research Institute, Cambridge University studying for a PhD
(Polar Studies).
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MARIA McCARTHY
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2007 Menzies
Scholar in the Allied Health Sciences
Maria McCarthy holds the degrees of Master
of Applied Science (Family Therapy) (1998), a Postgraduate
Graduate Diploma of Family Therapy (1992) and a Bachelor of
Applied Science (Speech Pathology) (1985) from La Trobe University.
Maria's PhD project is entitled "Identifying
psycho-social risk in families of newly diagnosed paediatric
oncology patients" and is being carried out at the Murdoch
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JAMES McLACHLAN
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1988
Menzies Scholar in Law
Education:
BSc
(Mathematics and Computer Science), University of New South Wales
LLB, University of New South Wales (University Medallist)
LLM (First Class Hons), Cambridge University, 1989
Awards
and achievements:
University Medallist, University of New South Wales
Sir William McNair Prize for Law, Cambridge University
Current position:
Consultant, Sport and Media Management
Career
History:
Associate to the Chief Justice of Australia, 1984-1985.
Solicitor with Blake Dawson Waldron, 1986-1991.
General Counsel, Nine Network Australia Limited, 1992-1994.
Group General Counsel, Publishing and Broadcasting Limited (PBL),
and Business Development Director PBL Enterprises, 1994-1999.
Chief
Executive Officer of PBL Enterprises and Group General Counsel
for PBL, 2000-2004.
Publications:
Co-author of the Australian media law work, McLachlan and Mallam, "Media
Law and Practice"
Professional/Other
Affiliations:
Council member, Sydney Peace Foundation
Director, The Bell Shakespeare Company
Director, The Sir Robert Menzies Memorial Foundation Limited
Areas
of Professional Interest:
Public law, human rights and media law
Family/Recreation/Interests:
Family, sport, music, theatre, reading, television and films.
[Apr-2005]
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ROWAN
McRAE
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2007 Menzies Scholar in
Law
Rowan McRae holds the degrees
of BA and LLB (2004) with First Class Honours from the University
of Melbourne, was ranked 1/285 in her graduating class and awarded
the Supreme Court Prize.
Rowan took up her one year scholarship
in October 2007 at the London School of Economics studying
for an LLM (Public International Law).
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SALLY
MONAGHAN
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2007 Menzies
Scholar in the Allied Health Sciences
Sally Monaghan holds
the degree of Bachelor of Psychology with First Class Honours
from the University of Sydney (2004).
Sally's PhD project is entitled "Do
irrational beliefs maintain problem gambling behaviour?" and
is being carried out at the University of Sydney.
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ASSOC PROF DAVID MORGAN
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1985 Menzies Scholar in Medicine
Education:
Primary and secondary schooling in state schools in Mackay.
Tertiary education at University of Queensland and Oxford:
- MB BS (Hons)
- BSc (Med)
- FRACS
- FRCS Ed (Orth)
- FAOrthA
Awards and achievements:
1992: ABC Travelling Fellowship
Current
positions:
- Director of Queensland Bone Bank
- Core Member, Medical Device Evaluation Committee, Therapeutic
Goods Administration, Department of Health
- Chairman, Implantable Medical Device Tracking Subcommittee (TGA)
- Chairman, Hip Prosthesis Clinical Advisory Group, Department of
Health
- Chairman, Medical Advisory Committee, Brisbane Private Hospital
- President, Medico-Legal Society of Queensland
- President, Arthroplasty Society of Australia
- Clinical Advisor, Department of Veterans' Affairs
Career
history/highlights:
- Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon, Brisbane Private Hospital
- Associate Professor in Orthopaedic Surgery, University of Queensland
Publications:
Book chapter "Revision Hip Arthroplasty" in Oxford Textbook
of Orthopaedics and Trauma; 35 papers in refereed journals.
Professional/Other
affiliations:
Fellow of Australian Orthopaedic Association
Areas
of Professional Interest:
Special interest in disorders of the hip and knee, bone and cartilage
transplantation and medico-legal assessments.
Recreation/Interests:
Tennis, fishing, boating, surfing.
[April
2004]
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MICHAEL
MURPHY
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2004 Menzies Scholar
to Harvard
Education:
2001 Degrees in
Commerce and Law (Hons), Bond University
Awards and achievements:
Macquarie Bank Graduate Management scholarship.
Current position:
Senior Associate Consultant, Bain and Co.
Career history/highlights:
Olympian in Springboard Diving, Atlanta and Barcelona Olympics
(4th place).
1994 Commonwealth Games - 2 gold medals and a silver medal.
1994 3-metre national diving title (set an Australian record).
42 national Springboard Diving titles; 4 world junior championships.
Professional/Other affiliations:
Board member, Diving Australia
Olympic team selector
Recreation/Interests:
Olympic movement
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