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SUN Committee Members

The new SUN Committee consists of representatives of the Network’s academic and general staff and postgraduate student membership from a range of University departments and units.

Chair of the SUN Committee:

Members of the SUN Committee:

Secretariat to the SUN Network:

Maree Murray

To be advised

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Gail Briody

Manager Human & Animal Ethics Administration
Research Office, A14
Ph: 9351 4811
gbriody@usyd.edu.au

Betty De Leon

International
Deputy Vice-Chancellor (International)
A22 - Old Teachers College
Ph: 9351 2310
b.deleon@usyd.edu.au

Diane Edwards

Senior Business Analyst
Information and Communications Technology (ICT), G12
Ph: 9036 9090
dedwards@usyd.edu.au

Amy Griffiths

Committees Officer
Admissions Sub-Committee
Learning and Teaching Committee
Undergraduate Studies Committee
Ph: 9036 7891
A.Griffiths@secretariat.usyd.edu.au

Jacquei Hicks

Curriculum Librarian
Fisher Library, F03
Ph: 9351 6252
jhicks@library.usyd.edu.au

Jacquei is the Curriculum Resources Librarian, running a collection within Fisher Library that supports students preparing to be teachers through the Faculty of Education. She is also Secretary of the Sydney University branch of the CPSU.

Jacquei has a BA from Sydney University, and MAs from Sydney and Deakin Universities as well as teaching and librarianship qualifications. Her wider professional interests include Critical Literacies and Children's Literature. Jacquei's association with the University extends from employment with Careers and Appointments, undergraduate and graduate studies, as well as an active involvement with the Hockey Club and the Aquatic Centre to her present position and active involvement with the Library's Staff Development Committee. She is currently preparing to resume her long lapsed PhD, now that her children have reached late adolescence. Extra curricula activities include singing with the Jubilate Singers, swimming, basketball and being passionate about South Sydney Rabbitohs.

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Uma Kumar

Senior Administrative Officer
Department of Pathology, D06
Ph: 9351 6106
kumar@pathology.usyd.edu.au

Estelle Noonan

SUPRA Women's Officer
Sydney University Postgraduate Representative Association, G10
Ph: 9351 3715
www.supra.usyd.edu.au
women@supra.usyd.edu.au

Nicola Reade

Learning Advisor
Learning Solutions, L03
Ph: 9036 4725
n.reade@usyd.edu.au

May Robertson

Records Manager
Records Management Services
A14 - Quadrange
Ph: 9351 2037
m.robertson@usyd.edu.au

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Bronwyn Winter

Bronwyn Winter

Senior Lecturer
Department of French Studies, A18
Ph: 9351 5643
Bronwyn.Winter@arts.usyd.edu.au

Bronwyn Winter is Senior Lecturer in the Dept of French Studies, School of Languages and Cultures, Faculty of Arts. She was a member of Academic Board for some years and in her former role as University of Sydney Branch President of the National Tertiary Education Union (2000-2003), Bronwyn served on a number of University Committees, including Equity Advisory, EEO/AA, Disability, Women in Leadership Steering Committee, Indigenous Employment Taskforce and Research-Only Staff Taskforce.

Her research covers the areas of feminist international and transnational relations (women and human rights, women, militarism and globalisation, crosscultural studies), women, culture and religion (notably although not exclusively with relation to the Muslim world and Muslim diaspora), women and the State/politics, lesbian and gay studies and feminist theory. Publications include September 11, 2001: Feminist Perspectives (contributing co-editor with Susan Hawthorne, Melbourne: Spinifex 2002) and 'The Social Foundations of the Sacred: Feminists and the Politics of Religion' in Handbook of Women's and Gender Studies ed. K. Davis, M. Evans and J. Lorber (London: Sage, 2006). In September 2005 she gave the University's Research Institute for Humanities and Social Sciences 'Key Thinkers' seminar on Simone de Beauvoir.

Bronwyn is also active in the women's, gay and trade union movements and is frequently invited to speak at public and community sector events, e.g. plenary address on Violence Against Women at the 'Beijing plus Ten' NGO preparatory conference at UNSW, June 2004.

Her teaching covers French and Francophone literatures, theatre, history, societies and cultures from the 17th to 20th centuries. She is a member of the team that developed and currently teaches the Faculty of Arts' interdisciplinary undergraduate major in Comparative Literature, and is involved in developing Units of Study for the European Studies major as well as for the new BA in Global Studies.

Maree Murray

Assistant Director
Staff and Student Equal Opportunity Unit, H11
Ph: 9351 7485

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