Directory of Commonwealth Scholars and Fellows 1960 – 2002

CSFP PROFILES
MARTIN MAUNDY
MARTIN, Sarah (Australia). Commonwealth Scholar, PhD
(Musicology), University of Southampton, United Kingdom (1993–
1996).
Currently: Academic Administrator and Lecturer, Australian
International Conservatorium of Music (from 2003); Lecturer in Music
History (part-time), Australian Institute of Music (from 2003).
Previously: Lecturer (part-time), Department of Music, University of
Sydney (1999–2000); Tutor for Harmony Courses, Sydney
Conservatorium of Music (1997–1998).
Email: sarahmart@ozemail.com.au
MARUTHAKUTTI, R (India). Commonwealth Fellow (Sociology
(Care for the Aged)), University of Wales, Bangor, United Kingdom
(2002–2003).
Currently: Senior Lecturer, Manonmaniam Sundaranar University
(from 1999).
Previously: Lecturer, Manonmaniam Sundaranar University (1995–
1999); Researcher and Team Leader, UNDP Project on Democratic
Change in Tamil Nadu (1994–1995).
Email: maruthakutti@yahoo.com
MARWAHA, Satwinder Singh (India). Commonwealth Scholar,
Postdoctoral (Chemistry), University of Birmingham, United Kingdom
(1982–1983).
Currently: Director, Punjab Biotechnology Park Ltd (from 2003);
Director, Prathista Industries Ltd (from 2001); Director, Cherry
Biotech Ltd (from 2001); Chairman, All India Biotech Association
Northern Chapter (from 2001); Director (Biotechnology), Punjab State
Council for Science and Technology (from 1997).
Previously: Director, Prathista Biotech Industries Ltd (2000–2003);
Professor, Department of Biotechnology, Punjabi University (1994–
1997); Chairman, Department of Biotechnology, Punjabi University
(1991–1997); Associate Professor (1987–1994); Assistant Professor,
Department of Microbiology, Punjab Agricultural University (1983–
1987).
Email: ssmarwah@hotmail.com
MASCITTI, Paul (Australia). Commonwealth Scholar, Master’s
(Engineering), Queen’s University at Kingston, Canada (1991–1993).
Currently: Manager, Technology and Innovation, CommTel (from
2002).
Previously: Manager, Capital Planning, Vodafone Australia; Manager,
Technology and Innovation, CommTel.
Email: pmascitti@bigpond.com
MASON, Andrew James (New Zealand). Commonwealth Scholar,
(Operational Research), University of Cambridge, United Kingdom
(1988–1990).
Currently: Senior Lecturer, University of Auckland (from 1992).
Email: a.mason@auckland.ac.nz
MAT YUNUS, W Mahmood (Malaysia). Commonwealth Fellow
(Physics (Thin Films and Interface)), University of Exeter, United
Kingdom (1994–1995).
Currently: Professor of Physics, Universiti Putra Malaysia (from
2002); Editor, Journal Pertanika (from 1997).
Previously: Head, Department of Physics, Universiti Putra Malaysia
(1997–2002); Editor, Bulletin, Malaysian Solid State Society (1991–
1998).
Email: mahmood@fsas.upm.edu.my
MATARISE, Florance (Zimbabwe). Commonwealth Scholar,
Master’s (Statistics), McMaster University, Canada (1986–1988).
Currently: Lecturer, University of Zimbabwe (from 1994).
Previously: Principal Executive Officer, Telecommunications, Posts
and Telecommunications Corporation.
Email: matarise@science.uz.ac.zw
MATHUR, Praveen (India). Commonwealth Fellow (Paediatric
Laparoscopy), Great Ormond Street Hospital for Children, United
Kingdom (1999–2000).
Currently: Assistant Professor of Paediatric Surgery, R N T Medical
College (from 1995).
Email: azadanita@rediffmail.com
MATHURIN, Guy Anthony Adrian (Saint Lucia). Commonwealth
Scholar, MSc (Crop Protection), University of Bath, United Kingdom
(1992–1993).
Currently: Senior Research Officer/Entomologist, Ministry of
Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries (from 2001); Secretary, Pesticides
Control Board (from 1994); Lecturer in Crop Protection, Sir Arthur
Lewis Community College (from 1994); Member, Plant Protection
Board (from 1994).
Previously: Crop Protection Officer/Entomologist, Ministry of
Agriculture (1993–2001); Crop Protection Officer/Entomologist,
Windward Islands Banana Growers Association (1990–1992).
Email: guymathurin@hotmail.com; research@slumaffe.org
MATOTO, ‘Otenifi Afu’alo (Tonga). Commonwealth Scholar, MA
(Population Studies), University of Durham, United Kingdom (1970–
1971).
Currently: Managing Director, Tonga Development Bank (from 1999).
Previously: Manager of Credit, Bank of Tonga (1996–1998); Manager
of Lending and Marketing, Bank of Tonga (1991–1997); Manager of
Branch Administration, Bank of Tonga (1985–1987); Manager of
Planning and Development, Bank of Tonga (1983–1985); Permanent
Secretary, Ministry of Finance (1977–1983); President, Tonga Rugby
Football Referees Association (1976–1982); Treasurer, Tonga Rugby
Football Union (1973–1983); Assistant Secretary, Ministry of Finance
(1971–1977); Assistant Teacher, Tonga High School (1968–1970).
Email: am@kalianet.to
MATTHEW, Albert N J (Dominica). Commonwealth Scholar, LLM
(Law), London School of Economics and Political Science, United
Kingdom (1966–1967).
Currently: Chairman, Education Appeal Tribunal, Government of
Dominica (from 2002).
Previously: Retired (2001); Justice of Appeal, Eastern Caribbean
Supreme Court, Saint Lucia (1997–2001); Director, Eastern Caribbean
Judicial Education Institute (1997–2001).
Email: anjm@cwdom.dm
MATTHEW, Cyril Thomas (Saint Lucia). Commonwealth Scholar,
BSc (Rural Science), University of Wales, Aberystwyth, United
Kingdom (1961–1964).
Currently: Member, Pubblic Service Appeal Board (from 1999);
Director, St Lucia Co-operative Bank (from 1998); General Manager,
St Lucia Civil Service Cooperation Credit Union Ltd (from 1993).
Previously: Deputy Chairman, St Lucia Development Bank (2000–
2002); Chairman, St Lucia Association for the Prevention of AIDS
(1999–2002); Managing Director, Windward Islands Banana Growers’
Association (1983–1993); Permanent Secretary, Ministry of
Agriculture, Forestry, Lands and Cooperatives (1979–1982); Chief
Agricultural/Technical Officer, Ministry of Agriculture (1970–1979);
General Manager, St Lucia Banana Growers’ Association (1968–
1970); Operations Manager, St Lucia Banana Growers’ Association
(1964–1967); Agricultural Officer, Government of Saint Lucia (1959–
1961).
Email: cscredit@candw.lc
MATTHEW, Gina (Trinidad and Tobago). Commonwealth Scholar,
Master’s (Business Administration), McMaster University, Canada
(1999–2001).
Currently: Manager, Real Estate Advisory, Ernst & Young (from
2002).
Previously: Senior Auditor, PricewaterhouseCoopers.
Email: ginamatthew@hotmail.com
MAU, Timothy A (Canada). Commonwealth Scholar, DPhil
(Politics), University of Oxford, United Kingdom (1993–1996).
Currently: Senior Manager of Development/Adjunct Professor of
Political Science, College of Social and Applied Human Sciences,
University of Guelph (from 1999).
Previously: General Manager, Ontario Summer Games (1998); Chair,
Fund Distribution Committee, United Way Community Services of
Guelph and Wellington; Member, Board of Directors, United Way
Community Services of Guelph and Wellington.
Email: tmau@uoguelph.ca
MAUNDY, Brent (Trinidad and Tobago). Commonwealth Scholar,
PhD (Engineering), Technical University of Nova Scotia, Canada
(1988–1992).
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