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TEU elections November 2010 – returning officer’s report

02 Nov 2010 / Comments Off / in General staff, Women/by TEU

The results of the elections which closed at 5.00pm on Monday 01 November are as follows:

University academic VP

Kim Dirks, University of Auckland

General staff sector group (GSSG)

3 University sector representatives

  • Annie Barker, University of Waikato
  • Cerian Wagstaff, Auckland University
  • Rui Li, Victoria University

Women’s vice-president

At close of nominations at 5.00pm on Monday 01 November there was one valid nomination for the position of Women’s vice-president therefore Alex Sims is declared elected.

Successful candidates will take up their positions on 01 January 2011

Sharn Riggs

Returning Officer

02 November 2010

Tags: academic, Alex Sims, GSSG, Waikato

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