Directory of Commonwealth Scholars and Fellows 1960 – 2002

CSFP PROFILES
CORBALLIS DALEY
CORBALLIS, Richard Patrick (New Zealand). Commonwealth
Scholar, PhD (English), University of Southampton, United Kingdom
(1968–1971).
Currently: Professor, School of English and Media Studies, Massey
University (from 2002); Member, Executive Committee , International
Association of University Professors of English (from 2001); Director,
Semper Opera Tours Ltd (from 2001).
Previously: Professor and Head, School of English and Media Studies,
Massey University (1990–2002); Senior Lecturer, Department of
English, University of Canterbury (1971–1990).
Email: rp.corballis@massey.ac.nz
CORMODE, Liisa Janet Margaret (Canada). Commonwealth
Scholar, PhD (Human Geography), University of Manchester, United
Kingdom (1991–1995).
Currently: Consultant, L Cormode and Associates Research Services
(from 2000).
Previously: Adjunct Professor, Department of Geography, University
of Saskatchewan (2000–2003); Instructor, Department of Geography,
University of Calgary (1997–1999).
Email: lcormode@hotmail.com
CORNELISSEN, Scarlett (South Africa). Commonwealth Scholar,
PhD (Urban Studies), University of Glasgow, United Kingdom (1999–
2002).
Currently: Lecturer, Department of Political Science, University of
Stellenbosch (from 2002).
Email: sc3@sun.ac.za
CORNISH, William Rodolph (Australia). Commonwealth Scholar,
BCL (Law), University of Oxford, United Kingdom (1960–1962).
Currently: Herchel Smich Professor of Intellectual Property Law, Law
Faculty, University of Cambridge, UK (from 1995).
Previously: Professor, University of Cambridge, UK (1990–1995);
Professor of English Law, London School of Economics and Political
Science, UK (1970–1990).
Email: wrc1000@cam.ac.uk
COULL, Matthew James Chesney (New Zealand). Commonwealth
Scholar, LLM (Law), University of Cambridge, United Kingdom
(2001–2002).
Currently: Solicitor, White and Case, UK (from 2002).
Previously: Solicitor, Minter Ellisson Rudd Watts and Stone (1999–
2001).
Email: matty.coull@yahoo.co.nz
COUSLEY, Melody Joy (Jamaica). Commonwealth Scholar,
Master’s (Educational Psychology), McGill University, Canada (1995–
1997).
Currently: Lecturer, Mico Teachers’ College (from 1999).
Previously: International Commissioner (volunteer), Girl Guides
Association of Jamaica.
Email: melcousley@hotmail.com
COX, Marlene Frances (Guyana). Commonwealth Fellow
(Pharmacological Test of Plants), University of Bradford, United
Kingdom (1998–1999).
Currently: Deputy Vice-Chancellor, University of Guyana (from
1999).
Previously: Dean, Faculty of Natural Sciences, University of Guyana
(1995–1998); Senior Lecturer, Department of Chemistry, University
of Guyana (1990–1998); Head, Department of Chemistry, University
of Guyana (1990–1995).
Email: mfcox59@hotmail.com
CRAIG, Roger William (Australia). Commonwealth Scholar, PhD
(Biophysics), King’s College London, United Kingdom (1971–1975).
Currently: Professor of Cell Biology, Department of Anatomy,
University of Massachusetts Medical School, US (from 1995).
Previously: Associate Professor of Cell Biology, University of
Massachusetts Medical School, US (1988–1995); Assistant Professor
of Cell Biology, University of Massachusetts Medical School, US
(1982–1988).
Email: roger.craig@umassmed.edu
CRANSTON, Ross Frederick (Australia). Commonwealth Scholar,
DPhil (Law), University of Oxford, United Kingdom (1973–1975).
Currently: Queen’s Counsel (from 1998); Member of Parliament, UK
(from 1997); Barrister, Gray’s Inn, UK (from 1976).
Previously: Solicitor-General for England and Wales (1998–2001);
Deputy Chair/Chair, Public Concern of Work, UK (1992–1997); Sir
John Lubbock Professor of Banking Law/Cassel Professor of
Commercial Law, University of London, UK (1986–1997);
Consultant, Inquiry into Public Duty and Private Interest, Government
of Australia (1979); Chief Judge, Federal Government of Australia
(1979); Various posts, Australian National University (1978–1986);
Lecturer, University of Warwick, UK (1975–1977).
CROWELL, Michelle Dawn (Canada). Commonwealth Scholar, PhD
(Geography (Environmental Protection)), University of Cambridge,
United Kingdom (1995–1998).
Currently: Senior Technical Support Officer, Department of
Conservation, New Zealand (from 1999).
Previously: Lecturer, Royal Roads University (1998–1999).
Email: mcrowell@doc.govt.nz
CULLEN, Michael John (New Zealand). Commonwealth Scholar,
PhD (History), University of Edinburgh, United Kingdom (1968–
1971).
Currently: Deputy Prime Minister, New Zealand Government (from
2002).
Previously: Treasurer/Minister, Finance and Revenue and Leader of
the House, New Zealand Government (1999–2002); Deputy Leader of
the Opposition/Member of Parliament, New Zealand Government
(1996–1999); Minister of Social Welfare, New Zealand Government
(1987–1990); Senior Government Whip, New Zealand Government
(1984–1987); Member of Parliament for St Kilda, New Zealand
Government (1981–1996); Lecturer/Senior Lecturer in History, Otago
University (1971–1981).
CULLEN, Richard William (Australia). Commonwealth Scholar,
PhD (Law), York University, Canada (1985–1986).
Currently: Professor, Biodata Sheet (from 1999).
Previously: Professor, Monash University; Professor and Head,
Business Law and Taxation, Monash University.
Email: rcullen@aatglobal.net
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DA SILVA, Kenneth Gilbert (Saint Vincent and The Grenadines).
Commonwealth Scholar, MLE (Land Economy/Management),
University of Aberdeen, United Kingdom (1999–2000).
Currently: Chief Property Manager, Ministry of Housing and Lands,
Barbados (from 2002).
Previously: Chief Surveyor, Ministry of Agriculture and Land (2002);
Land Management Officer, Lands and Surveys Department, Ministry
of Agriculture and Land (1995–2002).
Email: dasilvakenneth@hotmail.com
DACHS, Anthony Joseph (Zimbabwe). Commonwealth Scholar, PhD
(African History), University of Cambridge, United Kingdom (1965–
1967).
Previously: Headmaster, St Benedict’s School, UK (1976–2001);
Senior Lecturer, Department of History, University College of
Zimbabwe (1968–1976).
DAKA, Phillip James (Zambia). Commonwealth Scholar, MEd
(Adult Education), University of Manchester, United Kingdom (1971–
1972).
Previously: Permanent Secretary, Office of the Vice President (1991–
1998); Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Labour, Social Development
and Culture (1989–1990); Deputy Permanent Secretary, Cabinet Office
(1987–1989); Director, Department for Continuing Education,
Ministry of General Education (1975–1987); Chief Education Officer,
Adult Education, Ministry of General Education (1973–1975);
Executive Secretary, Adult Education Advisory Board, Ministry of
General Education (1972–1973).
DAKSHANAMOORTHY, Arivuoli (India). Commonwealth Fellow
(Materials Science), University of Lancaster, United Kingdom (1998–
1999).
Currently: Assistant Professor, Anna University (from 1989).
Email: arivuoli@annauniv.edu
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