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Schwartz emailed all of the staff criticising the pair (although neither were named). Bemoaning the expense of defending the cases, he referred to the two as having made "unwarranted demands for money" and described their claims as "unfounded", "unmeritorious" and "futile". The tribunal concluded that the claimants' sense of grievance was reasonable and justified: "Professor Schwartz's assertion that the claimants had made unwarranted demands for money was an implicit assertion of dishonesty on their part," it said. The earlier tribunal, while dismissing the cases of discrimination, had accepted that they were made in good faith. The tribunal awarded the two claimants £7,500 each as compensation for injury to their feelings, and said that, as Professor Schwartz and the university were equally responsible, so each should be liable for half of each award.
256:, the previous VC, to refocus its mission on research. To help achieve this goal, the university under Schwartz sought to hire new research active staff, and, to help fund this, to reduce the number of non-research active staff (43 eventually accepted voluntary redundancy). The redundancy programme was highly controversial and was fiercely resisted by staff unions who ran a highly personalised campaign against Schwartz. As a part of the repositioning of the university, the Department of Geography and Earth Sciences was closed and the staff that didn't leave were redeployed (and one accepted voluntary redundancy). Despite the depleted staff base, Geography was still deemed strong enough to be returned in the 2008
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success rather than ensuring morale; and decentralising responsibility and accountability". He added more than 85 new research active staff, including a new group of postgraduate medical researchers, attracted hundreds of millions in new development funds and the university rose in the
Shanghai Jiao Tong ratings. In June, 2012, Macquarie was ranked 16 in the world in the QS rankings of 50 universities under 50 years of age and 32 in the world by a similar poll published by the THES In both cases, Macquarie was ranked first or tied first in Australia. In May 2008, he announced a search for an additional 43 staff. Schwartz has had to deal with a difficult legacy. There were run-ins with the former vice-chancellor,
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University, he undertook a $ 100 million land development program, which included a housing estate, obtained ISO9000 quality approval for administrative functions, outsourced non-core business operations such as catering, won the WA Premier's Award for public sector management in 2000, the Prime Minister's National Employer of the Year in 2000, the Telstra National Employer of the Year 2000 and 2002, the Prime Minister's Teaching Award 1998 and began a mentoring program for women. In 2001, in the midst of union activity over a new contract and the protection of low enrolment courses, the members of the local union branch issued a vote of no confidence in him.
290:. Union action was taken over staff contract conditions and issues regarding faculty and department funding. Schwartz has overseen considerable cuts to the university's infrastructure (though actually $ 1 billion was spent on infrastructure during his tenure including the new library, Macquarie University Hospital, the Hearing Hub and the Cochlear Building). Schwartz had:
218:. He was the first medical dean in Australia who was not a medical doctor. Although there was some scepticism about this among the medical establishment, Schwartz overcame this and his management came to the attention of the Murdoch University search committee which appointed Schwartz Vice Chancellor in 1996.
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when it received an average score of 2.15 out of a possible 5. Schwartz's changes were supposed to produce increased research output and RAE ratings, bolstering the economic viability of the university. Brunel moved up the university league tables, (but has since fallen back), international income
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Schwartz guilty of victimisation by an employment tribunal after he publicly implied that two members of Brunel staff had made unwarranted claims against the university. In 2005, after the two staff members had lost claims of race discrimination against the university,
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British government to chair an inquiry into university admissions. This inquiry became the focus of much political interest and media coverage. The Schwartz report was completed in September 2004 and its recommendations were far-reaching and controversial. The
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where he made similar changes to those imposed at Brunel. Arguing that he sought to refocus the university around peaks of research excellence, he said that this would mean "moving from teaching the subjects teachers want to teach to the subjects students want to learn; ensuring institutional
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Colleges, restructured the University to become more research-focused and developed new courses to attract additional students. He also designed and built a branch campus at Rockingham (which won the Prime Minister's Institutional Award in 1998). To provide a
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Schwartz as vice-chancellor. Schwartz left the role after six years in office and is the university's shortest-serving vice chancellor. Schwartz was 66 at retirement and his contract had already been extended by two years. He went on to a visiting position at Oxford University.
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and served both as senior academic and researcher, then as a university corporate manager. His style of management was controversial and attracted considerable opposition. He defended his record by saying that he wished universities to be more market-oriented, research-focused, accountable,
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transparent and held to higher standards, in the hope of improving university profiles and attracting more students, funding and researchers. Throughout his career he was successful in establishing new schools and facilities at the universities he was involved with.
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doubled, entry scores of students rose, the first venture capital trust for a university was established, and management was completely restructured. Similar to the experience at
Murdoch, cutbacks led to staff action, including picketing and paid ads on Google.
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1270:"Ex-minister Peter Anderson bullied staff, hired mates, ran 'fiefdom': ICAC"
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Medical thinking: The psychology of medical judgment and decision-making
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Psychopathology of childhood: An experimental approach
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1258:"Macquarie and its 'malcontents' under scrutiny"
660:. Archived from the original on 18 January 2013.
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406:(Revised second ed.). New York: Pergamon.
1286:Sydney Morning Herald Article on Prof Schwartz
176:Abnormal Psychology, A Developmental Approach
135:He began his academic career teaching at the
19:For other people named Stephen Schwartz, see
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469:. London & Sydney: Angus and Robertson.
1162:Independent Commission against Corruption.
687:"Steven Schwartz – the mission: admissions"
206:and he won the Brain Research Award of the
762:. London: Guardian News and Media Limited.
1127:"University of the South Pacific Council"
1008:"Hand over postgrad funding, uni demands"
760:"Top-up fees, RAEs? Farewell to all that"
196:Australian Institute of Company Directors
147:in Perth. In 1980, he transferred to the
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1164:"Confidential Report supervised by ICAC"
83:. He was previously vice chancellor of
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758:Steven Schwartz (14 February 2006).
626:"Brunel library opens amid protests"
170:(with James Johnson, two editions),
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889:"Predecessor an issue for Schwartz"
685:Woodward, Will (24 February 2004).
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1006:Trounson, Andrew (11 April 2012).
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421:Schwartz, S.; Griffin, T. (1986).
200:Australian Institute of Management
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1371:Naturalised citizens of Australia
1231:Pemberton, Greg (16 March 2011).
887:Brendan O'Keefe (14 March 2007).
847:"Caught up in the Macquarie mire"
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559:. 9 November 2010. Archived from
188:University of Southern California
21:Stephen Schwartz (disambiguation)
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1245:"Standard tactics of the bully"
908:"Yerbury won't donate artworks"
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825:Devine, Miranda (13 May 2007).
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332:University of the South Pacific
216:University of Western Australia
145:University of Western Australia
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531:"Geography and Earth Sciences"
323:Centre for Independent Studies
202:. He was a visiting Fellow of
190:. Schwartz is a Fellow of the
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868:"More money questions for Ma"
624:Liz Ford (25 February 2005).
557:"Platform Economic Geography"
513:"Wall Street comes to campus"
443:Classic studies in psychology
379:. New York: Plenum. pp.
1065:"Honours to go at Macquarie"
925:Matthew Moore (7 May 2007).
402:Psychopathology of childhood
137:Northern Illinois University
806:Sedghi, Ami (31 May 2012).
613:. London. 18 December 2008.
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1220:"Perception of Corruption"
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168:Childhood Psychopathology
104:Education and early years
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1326:Brooklyn College alumni
1321:Australian libertarians
658:"Page No Longer Exists"
204:Wolfson College, Oxford
356:. New York: Pergamon.
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465:Schwartz, S. (1987).
440:Schwartz, S. (1986).
371:Schwartz, S. (1984).
231:During his tenure at
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