Governance and Administration

INU Secretariat

Joanna Watts - j.watts@latrobe.edu.au

Jo as she is called among friends, came to work for La Trobe University in 2001 from the University of Birmingham in the United Kingdom. A 12-month job exchange turned into a permanent stay! Now she is a member of the La Trobe University Secretariat and the latest addition to undertake (part time) work for the INU Secretariat. Jo runs the administration of the Student Seminar in Hiroshima, the coordination of professional development programs for non-academic staff, provides support for the development of the INU Masters program as well as coordinating events and managing general adminstration for the Network. Jo is also responsible for the maintenance of the INU website and production of the INU Newsletter.

Bob Goddard - b.goddard@latrobe.edu.au

Bob was appointed Pro-Vice Chancellor for Strategic Development at La Trobe University in August 2003, and has since then worked closely together with the INU President in developing the INU network. Before coming to La Trobe, he worked for a number of years for the Australian Vice-Chancellors Committee and the governmental Department of Education, Science and Training. For the INU Bob also fills the role of Project Sponsor, to lend support to the INU Project Manager and oversee project management. As such, he will be closely involved in further developing the INU network for the future.

Liz Carey - liz.carey@latrobe.edu.au

Liz is well known among most INU members as she has been running the INU Secretariat since the early days of the network. She came to La Trobe University in 1990 and until late 2005 was the Executive Officer to the Vice-Chancellor of La Trobe University. She is now manager of the La Trobe University Secretariat in addition to coordinating INU Executive and Council meetings as well as overseeing the running of the INU Secretariat.

The INU Project Manager. This position is currently vacant. Expressions of interest will be sought from the Network members in due course.