AUSTRALIA
Margaret Cachilla Bulbeck
Professor of Women's Studies, Department of Social Inquiry, Adelaide University; Adjunct Professor, School of Social and Cultural Studies, University of Western Australia, 2002-2005, awarded by UWA Senate; Adjunct Professor, R.J. Hawke Centre, University of South Australia; Visiting Professor of Australian Studies, Centre for Pacific and American Studies, Komaba Campus, The University of Tokyo October 2002 - 31 July 2003, selected by University of Tokyo and Australia-Japan Foundation.
Jinan Cao
BSc, M.Eng, PhD. Expertises: Various subjects of Physical Sciences; Computers Software and mathematics; linguistics and social sciences. Australian Councillor for the International Confederation for Thermal Analysis & Calorimetry. Secretary of the Victoria Branch, the Australian X-ray Analytical Society. International Advisory Board member for the first Beijing International Huaxia Conference on Therman Analysis & Calorimetry.
Hubert Chanson
Doctor of Engineering, University of Queensland, Australia; Doctor of Philosophy in Civil Engineering, University of Canterbury, New Zealand. Doctor of Engineering, University of Queensland. Senior Lecturer in Civil Engineering, University of Queensland.
Memberships: New York Academy of Sciences, International Association for Hydraulic Engineering and Research, Institution of Nuclear Engineers.
Eva Dabasy
Dip Nut & Food Sc., B Ed (La Trobe), M Ed (La Trobe). Consultant, Manager, Teaching and Learning, Corporate Strategy Division, William Angliss Institute. Consultant, Vocational Education & Training, AusAid, Indonesia; Asian Development Bank; Indonesia. Consultant to industry, Australia , Malaysia. Speaker at conferences, Australia, India (Madras, Coimbatore), and Hungary.
Memberships:
Australian
Institute
of
Food
Science
&
Technology,
Australian
&
New
Zealand
Medical
Association
for
Medical
Education,
New
York
Academy
of
Sciences,
Nutrition
Australia,
Nutrition
Society
of
Australia.
Ms
Dabasy
is
cited
in
Who’sWho
in
the
World
2000
ed
onwards
and
is
the
recipient
of
the
International
Bibliographic
Centre
21st
Century
Award
for
Achievement
in
Education
and
Training
2001.
Peter George Davies
MB, BS (Adelaide); DRCOG; DRACOG; Grad. Dip. Ed.; MSc (Primary Health Care); FACRRM. Medical Officer, DASC. President of North West Medical Officers' Postgraduate Education Committee (West Kimberely Region).
Jacques de Saint-Ferjeux
CI, Technical Translations, English and English-To-French; Translator; French Technical Translations.
Trevor Douglas
PhD Biochemistry and Plant Physiology, Waite Agricultural Research Institute, University of Adelaide. Graduate Diploma in Clinical Nutrition, International Academy of Nutrition, Hospital Research Scientist in Endocrinology, Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Research Fellow in Plant Physiology, Waite Agricultural Research Institute, University of Adelaide. University Lecturer in Biochemistry, University of Ghana, West Africa. Visiting Professor, University of Calgary, Alberta, Canada.
Memberships: Complementary Medicine Association, New York Academy of Sciences.
Prof. Dr. Marianne Hanson
Doctor of Philosophy in International Relations, Oxford University, Master of Philosophy in International Relations (with Distinction), Oxford University; Bachelor of Arts (First Class Honours), with University Medal, University of Queensland; Senior Lecturer in International Relations, Coordinator, Peace and Conflict Studies Program, Co-Director, Rotary Centre for International Studies in Peace and Conflict Resolution, University of Queensland; Senior Lecturer in International Relations, University of Queensland. Appointed by Australia’s Foreign Minister to the National Consultative Committee for Peace and Disarmament, (1999 – ongoing).
Elspeth Probyn
Associate Professor, Department of Gender Studies, The University of Sydney. Other Appointments: 2001 (July- August) ‘Noted Scholar’, The Department of English, The University of British Columbia. 2000 Research Fellow, Research Institute in Humanities and Social Sciences, The University of Sydney. 1998 Visiting Fellow, Sociology, Goldsmiths College, The University of London. 1996-2000 Head of the Department of Gender Studies, The University of Sydney.
Prof. Dr. Gillian D. Triggs
LL.B 1967 (Melbourne); LL.M 1972 (SMU) Ph.D 1982 (Melbourne). Barrister and Solicitor, Supreme Court of Victoria (1969). Professor of law, Faculty of Law, University of Melbourne. Chair, International Bar Association. Chair, International Human Rights Committee, Law Council of Australia. Member, Executive Council, International Law Association (Australian Branch); Convener, Victorian Chapter Council Member, Australian New Zealand Society for International Law. Australian member of the Council of Jurists. Deputy Chair, Council, Janet Clarke Hall, University of Melbourne. Co-Director, Institute for Comparative & International Law, University of Melbourne; Director, Centre for Energy and Resources Law; Associate Dean, School of Graduate Studies, University of Melbourne.