John Hinchcliff

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Laurie Danz
(m. 1964)
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John Hinchcliff
1st Vice-chancellor of AUT
In office
2000–2003
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Relatives Geoffrey Palmer (brother-in-law)
Academic background
Alma mater Drew University
Thesis The logic of mystery: an analysis based on some contemporary philosophies (1969)
Academic offices
New institution Vice-chancellor of Auckland University of Technology
2000–2003
Succeeded by