Officer and national executive committee elections 2013
27 September 2012
Information on the trustee, officer and national executive committee elections held in 2013.
Ballots closed at 12 noon on Friday 1 March 2013. The results, including the scrutineer's reports and count sheets are set out below. All terms of office begin at the close of UCU's annual Congress meeting on 31 May 2013.
Ballots also closed in elections for the UCU Scotland vice president and executive committee members: UCU Scotland executive
RESULTS: Officer and NEC elections 2013
1 Vice-President from the higher education sector
Dr Elizabeth Lawrence (Sheffield Hallam University)
HE Vice President count [59kb]
HE Vice President count [34kb]
2 Honorary Treasurer
Dr Angela Roger (University of Dundee)
Honorary Treasurer count [58kb]
Honorary Treasurer count [33kb]
3 Geographically-elected members of the national executive committee
Further education, North West
Ms Isabel Brotherston (The Manchester College)
Andy Sellers (Stockport College)
Higher education, North West
Roger M Walden (University of Manchester)
Ms Jo McNeill (University of Liverpool)
Further education, Midlands
Jacqueline D'Arcy (Warwickshire College)
Brian O'Sullivan (Bournville College)
Higher education, Midlands
Ms Patricia Hulme (University of Nottingham)
Alan J Ryan (De Montfort University)
Further education, South
Elected unopposed:
Mick Dawson (Brooklands College)
Jonathan Gilhooly (City College Brighton & Hove)
Higher education, South
Lesley Kane (Open University)
Terry Hoad (University of Oxford)
Dr Patricia McManus (University of Brighton)
Further education, Wales (UCU Wales Vice-President)
Elected unopposed:
Mr Ian Bosworth (Coleg Morgannwg)
Honorary Secretary UCU Scotland
Angi Lamb (University of Edinburgh)
Scotland Honorary Secretary count [59kb]
Scotland Honorary Secretary count [35kb]
President UCU Scotland
Elected unopposed:
Dave Anderson (University of Glasgow)
4 UK-elected members of the national executive committee
Further education
(5 seats: 5 two-year vacancies to include at least one woman)
David Armstrong (Barnet & Southgate College)
Ms Carolyn Campbell (Trafford College)[woman]
Mandy Brown (Lambeth College)[woman]
Lyndsey Nicholson (South Cheshire College)[woman]
Loraine Monk (Richmond Adult Community College)[woman]
Higher education
(8 seats: 7 two-year vacancies to include at least one post-; 1 one-year vacancy)
Dr Marion Hersh (University of Glasgow)
Jimmy Donaghey (University of Warwick)
Joe Gluza (University of Cambridge)
Gordon Watson (University of Strathclyde)
Julia Charlton (Northumbria University)[post-92]
Sean Wallis (University College London)
Veronica Killen (Northumbria University)[post-92]
Professor Paul Blackledge (Leeds Metropolitan University)[post-92]*
* elected to the one year vacancy
5 Equality seats
Representatives of disabled members
Roger Walters (Open University)[HE]
Hilary J Kurt (Derwentside College)[woman][FE] (elected unopposed as the only woman candidate)
Rep disabled members count [58kb]
Rep disabled members count [34kb]
Representatives of LGBT members
Mary Jennings (University of Cambridge) (HE)
Laura Miles (Bradford College)[FE] (elected unopposed as the only FE candidate)
Representatives of black members
Professor Cecile Wright (Nottingham Trent University)
Dawn Livingston (Lewisham College)
Reps black members count [67kb]
Reps black members count [43kb]
6 Representatives of casually employed members
Elected unopposed:
Vicky Blake (University of Leeds)[HE]
Miss Mahmoona Shah (Bradford College)[FE]
Scrutineer's report national seats [50kb]
Scrutineer's report FE seats [50kb]
Scrutineer's report HE seats [51kb]
Documents relevant to all elections
- National officer and national executive committee elections in 2013: call for nominations: Nominations received (UCU/454)
- UCU elections 2012-2013: ballot period and guidance notes (UCU/485)
- UCU Elections 2012-2013: Nominations received (UCU/474)
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UCU officer and NEC elections 2013: guidance notes [73kb]
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UCU election rules, effective from 10 June 2012 [208kb]
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