Campbell, Enid Mona (1932 - )

Professor Enid Campbell, a leading Australian scholar in constitutional law and administrative law, was appointed an Officer of the Order of the British Empire (Civil) on 16 June 1979 for services to education in the field of law. Campbell, who was the first female dean of a law faculty in Australia, was bestowed with the degree of Doctor of Laws honoris causa by the University of Tasmania in 1990.

In 1959, Enid Campbell returned to Tasmania and became the first female lecturer in the Law School, teaching political science. The next year she took a lecturing position at the University of Sydney and from 1965 to 1967 was Associate Professor in Law.

In 1967 she was appointed Sir Isaac Isaac Professor of Law at Monash University, a position she held until her retirement in 1997.

Chronology

1959	Lecturer in Political Science, University of Tasmania
1960 - 1961	Lecturer at the University of Sydney
1962 - 1965	Senior Lecturer at the University of Sydney
1965 - 1967	Associate Professor Law at the University of Sydney
1967 - 1997	Sir Isaac Isaacs Professor of Law at Monash University, Melbourne
1974 - 1976	Member of the Royal Commission on Australian Government Administration
1976 - 1978	Member of the Council of the Australian National University, Canberra
1982 - 1984	Member of the Law Reform Advisory Council, Victoria
1985 - 1988	Member of the Constitutional Commission, Canberra
1990	Honorary Doctor of Laws (LLD) at the University of Tasmania

See also

• Herd, Margaret (ed.), Who's who in Australia 2002, 38 edn, Crown Content, Melbourne, 2002, 2020 pp. [ Details... ]