Directory of Commonwealth Scholars and Fellows 1960 – 2002

CSFP PROFILES
WOBCKE WOON
WOBCKE, Wayne Raymond (Australia). Commonwealth Scholar,
PhD (Computer Science), University of Essex, United Kingdom
(1985–1988).
Currently: Associate Professor, Computer Science and Engineering,
University of Syndey (from 2002).
Previously: Senior Research Fellow, British Telecommunications Plc,
UK (1998–2000); Lecturer, Basser Department of Computer Science,
University of Sydney (1989–1998).
Email: wobcke@cse.unsw.edu.au
WOLHUTER, Caroline Hilary (South Africa). Commonwealth
Scholar, PhD (Social Policy), University of Bristol, United Kingdom
(1996–1999).
Currently: Volunteer Social Adviser, Amersfoorts Immigrant and
Refugee Centre, Netherlands (from 2002).
Email: cags@hetnet.nl
WOLKOWSKI, Monica (formerly SANDY) (Saint Vincent and The
Grenadines). Commonwealth Scholar, Master’s (Psychology and
Education), University of Saskatchewan, Canada (1965–1967).
Previously: Psycho-educational Consultant, Toronto District School
Board, Canada.
Email: mwolkowski7790@rogers.com
WONG, Heung Sang (Hong Kong). Commonwealth Scholar, PhD
(Sports Science), Loughborough University, United Kingdom (1993–
1996).
Currently: Associate Professor, Department of Sports Science and
Physical Education, Chinese University of Hong Kong (from 2001);
Council Member, Hong Kong Association of Sports Medicine and
Sports Science (from 2001); Vice-Chairman, Hong Kong Physical
Fitness Association (from 2000); Supervisor, Christian Alliance S C
Chan Memorial College (from 1999).
Previously: Assistant Professor (1996–2001).
Email: hsswong@cuhk.edu.hk
WONG, Rosanna Y M (Hong Kong). Commonwealth Scholar, MSc
(Social Policy and Planning), London School of Economics and
Political Science, United Kingdom (1982–1983).
Currently: Non-Executive Director, Cheung Kong Holdings Ltd (from
2001); Chairman, Educational Commission of the HKSAR (from
2001); Member, High Level Panel of the United Nations on Youth
Employment (from 2001); Chairman, World Vision Hong Kong (from
2000); Trustee, Hong Kong Council of Social Service (from 1998);
President, Hong Kong Schools Music and Speech Association (from
1997); Non-executive Director, Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking
Corporation Ltd (from 1996); Executive Director, Hong Kong
Federation of Youth Groups (from 1975).
Previously: Member, Executive Council, HKSAR Government (1997–
2002); Chairman, Hong Kong Housing Authority, Hong Kong
Government/HKSAR Government (1993–2000); Member, Executive
Council, Hong Kong Government (1988–1997).
Email: yickming@hkfyg.org.hk
WONG, Samuel (Hong Kong). Commonwealth Scholar, Master’s
(Physics), University of British Columbia, Canada; PhD (Physics),
University of British Columbia, Canada (1965–1969).
Currently: Senior Analyst, Software Development, University of
Victoria, Canada (from 1976).
Email: s_kp_wong@yahoo.ca
WONG, Toh Jui (Singapore). Commonwealth Scholar, MSc
(Radiological Health and Safety), University of Salford, United
Kingdom (1972–1973).
Currently: Chief Physicist, Department of Therapeutic Radiology,
National Cancer Centre (from 1994).
Previously: President, Society of Medical Physicists (1998–2002).
Awards: Commendation Medal, National Day Awards (2000).
Email: trdwtj@nccs.com.sg
WOOD, Emma Ruth (UK). Commonwealth Scholar, PhD
(Neuroscience), University of British Columbia, Canada (1987–1992).
Currently: Lecturer, Division of Neuroscience, University of
Edinburgh (from 1999).
Previously: Postdoctoral Research Associate, Boston University, US;
Postdoctoral Research Associate, University of Oregon, US.
Email: emma.wood@ed.ac.uk
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WOOD, Sarah Frances (Australia). Commonwealth Scholar, MSc
(International Politics), School of Oriental and African Studies, United
Kingdom (2001–2002).
Currently: Consultant, Control Risks Group (from 2003).
Previously: Research Consultant, Australian National Training
Authority (2000–2001); Project Officer, Australian National Training
Authority (1998–2000).
Email: woodpecker00@hotmail.com
WOODEN, Mark Peter (Australia). Commonwealth Scholar, MSc
(Economics), London School of Economics and Political Science,
United Kingdom (1985–1986).
Currently: Professional Fellow, Institute of Applied Economic Social
Research, University of Melbourne (from 2000); Director, Hilda
Survey Project (from 2000).
Previously: Deputy/Acting Director, National Institute of Labour
Studies, Flinders University of South Australia (1992–2000); Senior
Research Fellow, National Institute of Labour Studies, Flinders
University of South Australia (1986–1991).
Email: m.wooden@un.mclb.edu.au
WOODWARD, Lianne Jane (New Zealand). Commonwealth
Scholar, PhD (Psychology), University of London, United Kingdom
(1988–1992).
Currently: Senior Lecturer, University of Canterbury (from 2001).
Previously: Research Fellow, Christchurch Health and Development
Study, Christchurch School of Medicine (1997–2001); HRC
Repatriation Fellow and Research Fellow, Faculty of Medicine and
Health Sciences, University of Auckland (1992–1997).
Email: lianne.woodward@chmeds.ac.nz
WOOLF, Tahnee Joanna (Australia). Commonwealth Scholar,
MPhil (Private International Law/Comparative Law), University of
Oxford, United Kingdom (1999–2001).
Currently: Freelance Screenwriter (from 2003).
Previously: Lawyer (2002); Solicitor, Mallesons Stephen Jaques
Solicitors (1997–1999).
Email: tahnee@unforgettable.com
WOOLFORD, Hazel Maria (Guyana). Commonwealth Scholar,
Diploma (Librarianship), University College London, United Kingdom
(1988–1989).
Currently: Member of the Executive, Caribbean Association for
Feminist Research and Action (from 2000); Director, Guyana Institute
of Historical Research (from 1993).
Previously: Senior Lecturer/Lecturer, Department of History,
University of Guyana (1990–1997); Head, Caribbean Research Library
(1989–1990).
WOOLHOUSE, Mark (UK). Commonwealth Scholar, PhD
(Biology), Queen’s University at Kingston, Canada (1981–1984).
Currently: Professor, Veterinary Epidemiology, University of
Edinburgh (from 1997).
Previously: Royal Society University Research Fellow, University of
Oxford.
Email: edna.stewart@ed.ac.uk
WOOLLEY, Karen (formerly MOONIE) (Australia).
Commonwealth Scholar, PhD (Medical Sciences), McMaster
University, Canada (1989–1993).
Currently: Chief Executive Officer, ProScribe Medical
Communications (from 2000).
Previously: Clinical Research Manager, Pharmacia; Clinical Research
Manager, Janssen-Cilag (Johnson & Johnson).
Email: kw@proscribe.com.au
WOON, Walter C M (Singapore). Commonwealth Scholar, LLM
(Law), University of Cambridge, United Kingdom (1982–1983).
Currently: Ambassador, Embassy of the Republic of Singapore,
Germany (from 1998).
Previously: Nominated Member of Parliament, Republic of Singapore
(1992–1996); Professor of Law, Faculty of Law, National University
of Singapore (1981–1995).