List of Deakin University people

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This is a list of Deakin University people, including notable alumni and staff.

Contents

Notable alumni

Business

Government

Politicians

Federal politicians
Australian state and territory politicians
International politicians

Public servants

Humanities

Arts

Journalism

Sport

Other

Notable staff

Administration

Chancellors

Order Chancellor YearsNotes
1John Stanhope AM[ citation needed ]2016–present

Vice-Chancellors

Order Vice-Chancellor YearsNotes
1 Frederic Jevons [ citation needed ]1977–1985
2 Malcolm Skilbeck [ citation needed ]1986–1991
3 John A. Hay [ citation needed ]1992–1996
4 Geoff Wilson [ citation needed ]1997–2002
5 Sally Walker [ citation needed ]2003–2010
6 Jane den Hollander [ citation needed ]2010–present

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