Person

McKenzie, John Alexander (1947 - )

FAA

Born
30 December 1947
Melbourne, Victoria, Australia

Summary

John Alexander McKenzie is Dean of the Faculty of Science at the University of Melbourne. He has headed significant genetic research projects throughout his career, has produced over 110 publications to his name and is a long-term member and one-time Treasurer and President of the Genetics Society of Australia (GSA). John McKenzie was appointed a Fellow of the Australian Academy of Science (FAA) and is currently Secretary (Education & Public Awareness) at the Academy.

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Chronology

1971 - 1973
Career position - Demonstrator, then Senior Demonstrator in Genetics at La Trobe University in Bundoora, Victoria
1974 - 1975
Career position - Postdoctoral Fellow at the Research School of Biological Sciences, Australian National University
1975 - 1977
Career position - Lecturer at La Trobe University
1977 - 1980
Career position - Genetics Lecturer, University of Melbourne
1981 - 1987
Career position - Senior Lecturer in Genetics, University of Melbourne
1988 - 1994
Career position - Reader in Genetics, University of Melbourne
1994
Career position - Personal Chair in the Faculty of Science, University of Melbourne
1998 -
Career position - Dean of the Faculty of Science, University of Melbourne

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Resources

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