| Elected to a Fellowship under Title B and appointed Lecturer in Law from 1 October 2008: |
Emma J. L. Waring, B.A., N, LL.M., Harvard
| Elected to a Fellowship under Title A from 1 October 2008: |
Andrew Joseph Counter, B.A., M.Phil., CHR
Tuomas Pertti Jonathan Knowles, Dip.Phys., Switzerland
Gideon Alexander Mailer, B.A., M.Phil., PET
Helen McCarthy, B.A., CAI, M.A., London
Jason Joseph William Alexander Robinson, M.Eng., London
A Concert of Words and Music in memory of Professor John Anthony Crook, M.A. (1921-2007), Fellow of St John's College and Emeritus Professor of Ancient History, will be held in the College Chapel on Saturday, 24 May 2008, at 2.30 p.m., followed by tea in the Hall. For tickets, please apply to The Chapel Clerk, St John's College, Cambridge, CB2 1TP, by 9 May 2008, enclosing a self-addressed envelope.
The Council of St John's College invites applications for a Research Associate in Divinity in the University of Cambridge. The Research Associate will be expected to carry out research on a topic approved by the College Council whilst residing within the University or at another place approved by the Council. The successful candidate is expected to be at Post Doctoral level or possess equivalent research experience though not necessarily in Divinity or Theology.
The tenure of the Research Associate, which should begin between 1 October 2008 and 1 January 2009, will be for one year in the first instance with the possibility of a renewal for a second year. The annual pensionable emolument will be £22,675. The successful candidate would become a member of College and be granted some dining privileges at the Fellows' Table. The Research Associate will make such reports on the scope and progress of the research as the Council shall require.
Further particulars of the post and information required from applicants may be obtained from the Senior Tutor, St John's College, Cambridge, CB2 1TP (e-mail senior.tutor@joh.cam.ac.uk).
Applications must reach the College not later than 12 May 2008, and should include information about degrees or other academic qualifications with dates, other awards, and distinctions; the nature of any research previously undertaken, any published works, and any appointments held; the nature of the research to be pursued, if elected; the names and addresses of not more than two persons to whom the Council may refer.