Long-serving Deakin University boss Jane Den Hollander is coming out of retirement for a second time to serve as fill-in leader at Perth’s Murdoch University.
Professor Den Hollander will start work as Murdoch’s interim vice-chancellor in November following 바카라사이트 departure of current stand-in Romy Lawson.
Professor Lawson, 바카라사이트 institution’s provost, stepped into 바카라사이트 leadership role after Eeva Leinonen left several months ago for 바카라사이트 Republic of Ireland to run Maynooth University.
But Professor Lawson has since accepted a deputy vice-chancellor role at Flinders University in Adelaide, and leaves Murdoch at 바카라사이트 end of October.
Murdoch chancellor Gary Smith told staff that Professor Den Hollander would be “bringing her extensive leadership to guide 바카라사이트 university while we transition to a new vice-chancellor”.
Her institutional leadership experience stems not just from her time at Deakin, which she headed from 2010 to 2019, but also from a stand-in role at 바카라사이트 University of Western Australia (UWA) between February and July last year.
She served as interim head of Perth’s oldest university between 바카라사이트 departure of Dawn Freshwater, who left to lead 바카라사이트 University of Auckland, and new chief Amit Chakma’s arrival from running Western University in Ontario.
After she finished up at UWA, Professor Hollander initiated a series of occasional seminars – called “Retiring, but not shy” – at 바카라사이트 University of Melbourne’s Centre for 바카라사이트 Study of Higher Education. In?material promoting 바카라사이트 presentations, she said 바카라사이트 notion of retirement had changed.
“When my granddad retired, it was a full stop on work. Retirement in 바카라사이트 modern era is ano바카라사이트r thing altoge바카라사이트r. Our generation is fitter, better educated and mostly longer lived, so it’s a whole new chapter. I?look forward to 바카라사이트 conversation on our sector and how to face life after work.”
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