List of Bond University people

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This is an incomplete list of Bond University people, including alumni and staff.

Contents

Alumni

Academic

Business

Government

Politicians

Federal politicians
State and territory politicians
International politicians

Humanities

Arts

Journalism and media

  • Caroline Graham, Walkley-award winning investigative journalist [10]
  • Sara Groen, television presenter [11]
  • Wendy Kingston, Nine News presenter
  • Hazel Villa, journalist [12]
  • Vanessa Grimm, Sky News Live anchor
  • Matthew Sait, Lawyer, Chairman of the Australian Monarchist League's ACT & Region Branch, media spokesperson [13]
  • Jemima Burt, journalist, ABC news reporter [14]

Literature, writing and poetry

Sport

Administration

Chancellors

Order Chancellor Term startTerm endTime in officeNotes
1Sir Sydney Schubert 198713 March 19902–3 years [28]
2 Elizabeth Nosworthy AO 13 March 199011 February 19921 year, 335 days a
3Emeritus Professor Harry Messel AC , CBE 3 April 199231 December 19975 years, 272 days b
4Dr Paul Scully-Power AM , DSM , NSM 1 January 19985 August 19991 year, 216 days
5Dr Imelda Roche AO 5 August 199930 May 20033 years, 298 days
6Dr Trevor C. Rowe AO 30 May 200322 May 20095 years, 357 days
7Dr Helen Nugent AO 22 May 200919 April 20166 years, 333 days [29]
8 The Hon. Dr Annabelle Bennett AO , SC 19 April 2016incumbent8 years, 87 days [30] [31]
Notes [28]
^a  : Includes the period between March 1990 to 1991 when Nosworthy served as Acting Chancellor.
^b  : Includes the period between 7 February 1993 to 2 March 1996 when Messel served as Executive Chancellor.

Vice-chancellors

OrderOfficerholderTitleTerm startTerm endTime in officeNotes
1Professor Don Watts AM Vice-chancellor and President1 July 198730 June 19902 years, 364 days [32]
2Professor Philip Lader 29 July 19916 February 19931 year, 192 days
3Emeritus Professor Harry Messel AC , CBE Executive Chancellor b 7 February 199315 July 19952 years, 158 days [33]
4Professor Raoul Mortley AO , FAHA Vice-chancellor and President1 August 199616 September 19971 year, 46 days [32]
5Professor Ken Moores AM 3 December 199731 December 20036 years, 28 days
6Emeritus Professor Robert Stable AM 1 January 200431 December 20117 years, 364 days
7Professor Tim Brailsford 1 January 2012incumbent12 years, 196 days [34]

Faculty

Notable past and current faculty members include:

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