Slade is an Emeritus Professor of Bath Spa University, having held the position of Vice-Chancellor from January 2012 to August 2017. During her time in office she was responsible for the University's strategic plan, financial management, academic quality and the external profile.[1] One of her first projects, which she inherited, was the re-development of the university's Newton Park campus at a cost of £40 million. She was also responsible for driving a successful international student recruitment agenda.
Slade has held a number of senior academic roles including Dean of the Schools of Arts and of Social Sciences, and Shadow Deputy Vice-Chancellor at City University, London (2009–12). She was Dean of Humanities at Macquarie University (2003–9) and Professor of Media Theory at the University of Utrecht, in which capacity she led a €1.25 million seven-nation EU-funded project entitled 'Media and Citizenship: transnational television cultures reshaping political identities in the EU.'[2] At the University of Canberra (2001–3), Slade was Head of School for Creative Communication and developed a suite of modularised online Masters in New Media.
Educated at the Australian National University, she achieved a BA and a PhD in Philosophy (1982). Trained as a philosopher of logic and language, her research has focused on issues of the media since 1990. Her monograph, 'The Real Thing: doing philosophy with media' (2002) examines the role of reason in the media, while 'From Migrant to Citizen: testing language, testing culture', (2010) jointly edited with Martina Möllering, looks at linguistic, legal and philosophical aspects of citizenship testing. Slade has received a total of $5 million in external grants.
Slade is a member of several national and international committees, including University of Gibraltar Academic Board,[3] Association of Commonwealth Universities,[4] Institute of Directors, Royal Society of Arts, and the European Association of International Education. She was also Chair of the Philosophy of Communication Division for the International Communication Association (2004–7).[5] Involved in community organisations, Slade is an Honorary Life Patron for the Society of Philosophy for the Young.
She is married to a former Australian ambassador and has two children.
Awards and nominationsedit
Fondación Carolina award from Spanish Government (2005)
Rector's Award, Universidad Ibero Americana (1998)
Harkness Fellowship, New York University (1996–7)
Commonwealth Scholarship and Fellowship Plan, Somerville College, Oxford (1976–7)
National Undergraduate Scholarship, Australian National University (1972–74)
Australian directorships, 2000–2008edit
Member, Council for Humanities Arts and Social Sciences (CHASS)
Member of Board, Australian Services Round table: services industry lobby group
Chair of Board, Macquarie Ancient History Museum
Chair of Board, Australian Centre for Numismatics
Chair of Board, Macquarie PEN Anthology of Australian Literature
Member of Board, Centre for Middle East Studies
Deputy Chair of Board, Innovative Research University European Union Centre
Director, Australian National Centre for Latin American Studies
Bibliographyedit
Monographs, joint and edited booksedit
eds. Slade, C & Möllering, M. (2010) From Migrant to Citizen: testing language, testing culture, Palgrave Macmillan, London.
Slade, C (2008) A Tale of Two Women Adelaide, South Australia: Wakefield.
Slade, C. (2002) The Real Thing: Doing Philosophy with the Media. Boston: Peter Lang.
Lewis, G. and Slade, C. (1994) Critical Communication. Sydney: Prentice Hall.
Slade, C. ed. (1993) Media Images of Australia/Asia: Cross Cultural Reflections. Proceedings of Conference held at the University of Canberra, November 1992. Canberra: CCIR.
Slade, C. (1986) 'Falsification and the Theory of Meaning', Logic Series, vol. 26:
Slade, C. ed. (1983) A Traveller’s Guide to Pakistan. Islamabad: Asian Study Group.
Slade, C. (1982) 'Anti-realism: the manifestation of semantic knowledge'. PhD thesis, ANU.
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December 2017 Learn how and when to remove this template message Christina M Slade born 1953 is an Australian academic and author who was Vice Chancellor of Bath Spa University England from 2012 to 2017 Christina Slade Contents 1 Biography 2 Awards and nominations 3 Australian directorships 2000 2008 4 Bibliography 4 1 Monographs joint and edited books 5 ReferencesBiography editSlade is an Emeritus Professor of Bath Spa University having held the position of Vice Chancellor from January 2012 to August 2017 During her time in office she was responsible for the University s strategic plan financial management academic quality and the external profile 1 One of her first projects which she inherited was the re development of the university s Newton Park campus at a cost of 40 million She was also responsible for driving a successful international student recruitment agenda Slade has held a number of senior academic roles including Dean of the Schools of Arts and of Social Sciences and Shadow Deputy Vice Chancellor at City University London 2009 12 She was Dean of Humanities at Macquarie University 2003 9 and Professor of Media Theory at the University of Utrecht in which capacity she led a 1 25 million seven nation EU funded project entitled Media and Citizenship transnational television cultures reshaping political identities in the EU 2 At the University of Canberra 2001 3 Slade was Head of School for Creative Communication and developed a suite of modularised online Masters in New Media Educated at the Australian National University she achieved a BA and a PhD in Philosophy 1982 Trained as a philosopher of logic and language her research has focused on issues of the media since 1990 Her monograph The Real Thing doing philosophy with media 2002 examines the role of reason in the media while From Migrant to Citizen testing language testing culture 2010 jointly edited with Martina Mollering looks at linguistic legal and philosophical aspects of citizenship testing Slade has received a total of 5 million in external grants Slade is a member of several national and international committees including University of Gibraltar Academic Board 3 Association of Commonwealth Universities 4 Institute of Directors Royal Society of Arts and the European Association of International Education She was also Chair of the Philosophy of Communication Division for the International Communication Association 2004 7 5 Involved in community organisations Slade is an Honorary Life Patron for the Society of Philosophy for the Young She is married to a former Australian ambassador and has two children Awards and nominations editFondacion Carolina award from Spanish Government 2005 Rector s Award Universidad Ibero Americana 1998 Harkness Fellowship New York University 1996 7 Commonwealth Scholarship and Fellowship Plan Somerville College Oxford 1976 7 National Undergraduate Scholarship Australian National University 1972 74 Australian directorships 2000 2008 editMember Council for Humanities Arts and Social Sciences CHASS Member of Board Australian Services Round table services industry lobby group Chair of Board Macquarie Ancient History Museum Chair of Board Australian Centre for Numismatics Chair of Board Macquarie PEN Anthology of Australian Literature Member of Board Centre for Middle East Studies Deputy Chair of Board Innovative Research University European Union Centre Director Australian National Centre for Latin American StudiesBibliography editMonographs joint and edited books edit eds Slade C amp Mollering M 2010 From Migrant to Citizen testing language testing culture Palgrave Macmillan London Slade C 2008 A Tale of Two WomenAdelaide South Australia Wakefield Slade C 2002 The Real Thing Doing Philosophy with the Media Boston Peter Lang Lewis G and Slade C 1994 Critical Communication Sydney Prentice Hall Slade C ed 1993 Media Images of Australia Asia Cross Cultural Reflections Proceedings of Conference held at the University of Canberra November 1992 Canberra CCIR Slade C 1986 Falsification and the Theory of Meaning Logic Series vol 26 Slade C ed 1983 A Traveller s Guide to Pakistan Islamabad Asian Study Group Slade C 1982 Anti realism the manifestation of semantic knowledge PhD thesis ANU 6 References edit Departing Bath Spa v c paid 808K in final year Times Higher Education THE 6 December 2017 Retrieved 1 January 2022 Media and Citizenship Transnational Television Cultures Reshaping Political Identity in the European Union EU CORDIS Retrieved 19 August 2017 University of Gibraltar Academic Board University of Gibraltar website Retrieved 19 August 2017 ACU members Association of Commonwealth Universities website Retrieved 30 April 2014 International Communication Association Newsletter Volume 35 Number 9 November 2007 International Communication Association website Archived from the original on 2 May 2014 Retrieved 30 April 2014 Bath Spa University Staff Profile for Prof Christina Slade Bath Spa University website 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