 | President
Marcus Higgs
Retired forest scientist, enjoying life on 6ha
farmlet, a registered land for wildlife property.
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 | Vice President and Public
Officer
Jane Mays
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 | Vice President
John Culliton
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 | Treasurer
Marian Jellyman
I have lived in Tasmania since 1970 having
emigrated with our young family from the UK. Thanks to Prime Minister
Whitlam’s government I was finally able to go to University as a
‘mature student’ and obtain a B.ED. Now retired, I enjoy the
challenge of U3A both as a learner and facilitator of learning.
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| Secretary
Pat
Page
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 | Woodbridge Rep
Jean Lea
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| | Programme and Publicity Officer Bronwen
Parr
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 | Newsletter Editor
Venie Phillips
My family has been in Tasmania since the
colonial days and, for me, it’s the best place in the world to live. My
life’s work was (and still is) teaching. I now work mainly with mature
adults which I find very satisfying. I’ve been associated with U3A
Kingborough for about 6 years and it’s added a wonderful dimension to an
already good life.
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 | WebMaster
Bernard Apps
Another ex-pat
Brit enjoying life on the Holiday Isle after 45 year career in computing.
Including 10 years as an academic teaching low level programming to undergrads,
and 25 years on boards and committees of the British Computer Society. I was
National Secretary of the Corps of Canoe Lifeguards for a number of years, and
a trustee of a few charities. Created a playpark for my village back in Devon.
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| Neil Hore |
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Programme
Dorothy Mitsakis
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| Lyn Schofield
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| Chris Noonan
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