List of Griffith University people

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This is an incomplete list of Griffith University people, inclusive of the university's Queensland Conservatorium, and including alumni and staff.

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Administration

Chancellors

Order Chancellor Term startTerm endTime in officeNotes
1Sir Theodor Bray24 December 1970198514–15 years [81] [82]
2John Sewell198521 March 1988 [83]
3 John Macrossan 19882000 [84]
4 Leneen Forde AC 1 June 200031 May 2015 [85]
5Henry Smerdon AM 1 June 2015September 20229 years, 30 days [86]
6 Andrew Fraser September 2022incumbent [87]

Vice-Chancellors

Order Vice-Chancellor [88] Term startTerm endTime in officeNotes
1Frederick Willett AO 30 September 1971198311–12 years [89] [90]
2Roy Webb AO 7 January 1985200216–17 years [91]
3 Glyn Davis 1 January 200231 December 20042–3 years [92]
4Ian O'Connor AC 1 January 200531 December 201812–13 [93]
5 Carolyn Evans FASSA February 2019currentincumbrent

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