Academic promotions recognise and reward staff who have demonstrated and sustained excellence in the three elements of academic endeavour – teaching, research and community engagement.

To be considered for academic promotion, candidates must demonstrate that they meet the criteria of the level they seek promotion to and demonstrate that their all-round performance exceeds the expectations and criteria of their current level.

Congratulations to the following staff who have been promoted in the October 2016 round of academic promotions.

Professor

• Mehdi Riazi, Department of Linguistics
• Anand Deva, Clinical Operations & Teaching
• Frances Rapport, Australian Institute of Health Innovation

Associate Professor

• Kyle Bruce, Macquarie Graduate School of Management
• Paul Nesbit, Macquarie Graduate School of Management
• Shirleene Robinson, Department of Modern History, Politics & International Relations
• Stephen Moore, Department of Linguistics
• Leanne Armand, Department of Biological Sciences
• Darrell Kemp, Department of Biological Sciences
• Heather Handley, Department of Earth and Planetary Sciences
• Bruce Schaefer, Department of Earth and Planetary Sciences

Senior Lecturer

• Linda Evans, Department of Ancient History
• Kirsten Davies, Macquarie Law School
• Ryan Twomey, Department of English
• Anne McMaugh, Department of Educational Studies
• David Kaplan, Department of Cognitive Science
• Ji Li, Department of Mathematics
• Richard McDermid, Department of Physics and Astronomy
• Christian Schwab, Department of Physics and Astronomy
• Verity Pacey, Department of Health Professions
• Anne-Louise Semple, FoS PACE

Research Fellow

• Carlo Bradac, Department of Physics and Astronomy (Level B)
• Euan McCaughey, Australian Institute of Health Innovation (Level B)
• Guozhen Liu, Department of Physics and Astronomy (Level C)

Lecturer

• David Mullan, Macquarie Law School
• Lise Waldek, Department of Security Studies and Criminology
• Jean Cho, Department of Linguistics
• Heather Jackson, Department of Linguistics