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	7.30 Report - 14/3/2001: Australias vice-chancellors call on politicians to commit to education
		Professor Ian Chubb, vice-chancellor of the Australian National University, and chair of the Australian Vice-Chancellors Committee, told the National Press Club that our universities are falling behind the rest of the world, that, unless we move now to address the drift, we may never be able to catch up.
		PROFESSOR IAN CHUBB: I think the standards are as best we can judge, and we use possibly indirect indicators like where our graduates go, with whom they're employed, where in the world they go, what graduate schools around the world they go, and so on.
		PROFESSOR IAN CHUBB: That's pretty close to where we are.
	www.abc.net.au /7.30/stories/s260220.htm (1280 words)

	Chubb Group of Insurance Companies
		Chubb’s Shanghai branch is licensed to provide a full array of property and liability insurance services to foreign-invested enterprises in Shanghai, as well as reinsurance for these types of businesses.
		In 1995, Chubb formed a joint venture with Shanghai University of Finance and Economics to open the Chubb School of Insurance, the country’s leading training center for Chinese industry regulators and practitioners.
		Chubb is the endorsed carrier for members of the American Electronics Association (AEA).
	www.chubb.com /news/pr20000928.html (479 words)

	ZoomInfo Web Summary: Ian Chubb (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-03)
		Professor Chubb previously served as Vice Chancellor of Flinders University in SA (1995-2000) and was the Senior Deputy Vice Chancellor at Monash University (1993-95).
		Professor Ian Chubb from Flinders University was appointed as the new Vice-Chancellor of the ANU on May 12th, to take over from Prof.
		Professor Chubb is well versed in the nationwide demands and trends in higher education having also been Chair of the Higher Education Council and Deputy Chair of the National Board of Employment, Education and Training from 1990 to 1993, when he ceased his full-time position with the Higher Education Council to join Monash.
	www.zoominfo.com /Search/PersonDetail.aspx?PersonID=25461026 (894 words)

	Flinders University: News, events and notices - Budget not an educational panacea (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-03)
		Professor Ian Chubb said that while any initiatives for schools and research are to be applauded, and in particular the Government's excellent response to the Wills Report, the Prime Minister's claims that the budget will secure Australia's education future and the development of our intellectual capital, are "sadly overstated".
		Professor Chubb pointed to two major omissions that "separate the reality from the rhetoric": first, the continued decline in the level of the Government's investment in universities, and second, the narrowness of the budget's new funding for research.
		Professor Chubb said the most glaring inadequacy in the budget is the failure to provide sensible indexation that would flow to salaries - rewarding adequately the people whose work could indeed lead to the development of our intellectual capital.
	www.flinders.edu.au /news/articles/?oc08v08s04 (382 words)

	Professor Ian Chubb AVCC President-Elect - Media Releases - Public Statements & Publications - News - The ...
		Professor Ian Chubb AO, Vice-Chancellor of the Flinders University of South Australia, has been elected unopposed as the next President of the Australian Vice-Chancellors’ Committee.
		Professor Chubb will take up the position for a period of 2 years on 1 January 2000 when the term of the current President, Professor John Niland, expires.
		Professor Chubb said he believes the challenges faced by the higher education sector are "only as numerous as the opportunities".
	www.avcc.edu.au /archive/news/1999/99mr24.htm (353 words)

	National Australia Day Council - Australia of the Year Award 2007
		Ian Chubb is the Vice-Chancellor of the ANU and has served on many peak bodies throughout his academic and administrative career in higher education.
		A long-time believer in the value of public education and the importance of a robust higher education system for the economic, social, and cultural prosperity of a nation, Ian has influenced higher education policy for two decades.
		He is a powerful commentator on policy, planning, quality, distance education, and resource allocation; is widely quoted by the media as an authority on higher education; and is in demand nationality and internationally as a speaker.
	www.australianoftheyear.gov.au /pages/page246.asp (2026 words)

	[AAVSO-DIS] Stromlo insurer faces litigation (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-03)
		The university said Chubb Insurance was paralysing the redevelopment of an icon of Australian science, which was virtually destroyed when a firestorm ripped through Canberra's south-western suburbs on January 18 last year.
		"Chubb Insurance has recently informed the university that it will not indemnify it for its losses on Mt Stromlo, beyond making a small payment," ANU Vice-Chancellor Ian Chubb said, adding he was no relation to the company.
		"Despite the Chubb Insurances failure to negotiate what we consider to be a fair resolution of this claim, world-class science is still being carried out by staff at Mt Stromlo, using telescopes at our other observatory at Siding Spring and collaborating with leading astronomers from around the world," Prof Chubb said.
	www.aavso.org /pipermail/aavso-discussion/2004-January/006669.html (342 words)

	Yale Daily News - _
		Presidents and delegates from the universities attended the meeting Saturday, where they elected Ian Chubb, president and vice chancellor of the Australian National University, as the first president of the International Association of Research Universities.
		The universities involved in the association -- which was created out of discussions between Chubb and NUS President Shih Choon Fong -- were selected because of their reputations as important centers of research, as well as their variety of strengths, Chubb said.
		Chubb said the IARU committee will reconvene in a year with the results of their research to create more tangible programs.
	www.yaledailynews.com /PrintArticle.aspx?ArticleID=31327 (568 words)

	Flinders University
		Flinders Vice-Chancellor Professor Ian Chubb, who was made an Officer of the Order of Australia in the Queen's Birthday honours for his contributions to tertiary education, has now been elected to the presidency of Australian Vice-Chancellor's Committee, the peak national body representing higher education.
		Professor Chubb said that he looked forward to working with all the stakeholders in higher education, including the government, but would also seek to tap into wider community support for the benefit of the sector.
		Professor Chubb said the scholarships would be open to full-time students and students who completed the equivalent study on a part-time basis.
	www.flinders.edu.au /prio/Focus/Focus1999/FFocusNo3,99.html (999 words)

	www.smh.com.au - Unis told to pay back funding as enrolments fall (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-03)
		The Australian National University's Ian Chubb said universities were unable to precisely determine their enrolment.
		Professor Chubb said the shortfall was due to higher-than-usual deferral and graduation rates.
		The university had to predict what courses students would be doing and whether they would be part- or full-time before they had even finished school, he said.
	www.smh.com.au /text/articles/2006/09/26/1159036542234.html (543 words)

	Four Corners - 27/06/2005: Interview - Professor Ian Chubb
		Professor Ian Chubb is the Vice Chancellor of the Australian National University, and the chair of the Group of Eight Universities.
		In a period when I’m also advised that there’s no need for further indexation of base grants, where I’m told that I have to bargain locally, have had to, I mean it might be even more local now.
		Ian, what do you think of the current moves of the government to try to get rid of compulsory unionism?
	www.abc.net.au /4corners/content/2005/s1401566.htm (5477 words)

	Freie Universität Berlin: Curriculum Vitae Ian Chubb
		Professor Ian Chubb is the Vice-Chancellor of the Australian National University.
		In 2006, Professor Chubb was elected the President of the International Alliance of Research Universities (IARU) for a two year term.
		In June 1999, Chubb was made an Officer of the Order of Australia for his services to higher education.
	www.fu-berlin.de /einrichtungen/verwaltung/international_council/cv_chubb.html (330 words)

	The quality of learning is strained - theage.com.au
		When Brendan Nelson was studying medicine at Flinders University he was taught endocrinology by Ian Chubb.
		Now Nelson is Education Minister and Chubb is vice-chancellor of the Australian National University, as well as a past president of the influential Australian Vice-Chancellors' Committee.
		Within weeks, when Nelson unveils a sweeping set of reforms to set the course of Australia's university system for a decade, Chubb will again be "marking" the performance of his one-time student.
	www.theage.com.au /articles/2003/04/05/1049459857090.html (1417 words)

	Greeting the Future(2000–2004)
		The HRC was hailed by Vice-Chancellor Ian Chubb on its 30th birthday as a catalyst and national focus for research in the humanities and as ‘a proud part of The Australian National University,’ having attracted some 1000 eminent scholars from 39 countries as visitors.
		A new initiative of Vice-Chancellor Professor Ian Chubb in 2002 was the establishment of a series of National Institutes which all members of ANU were invited to join.
		Vice-Chancellor Ian Chubb reminded the occasionally shivering audience that the HRC was the only centre of its kind in Australia, one of the oldest centres of its kind in the world and the model for centres established subsequently in Oxford and Cambridge, as well as a large number in North America.
	epress.anu.edu.au /hrc/mobile_devices/ch07.html (10296 words)

	Golden Key Melbourne Conference 2006
		Professor Ian Chubb is the Vice-Chancellor and President of the Australian National University and will be the keynote speaker at the Closing Dinner.
		Chubb has served in various capacities on a number of peak bodies -- Higher Education Council and the National Board of Employment, Education and Training, the National Committee for Quality in Higher Education, the NHMRC and ARC, as well as a Ministerial Task Force and the Prime Minister's Science, Engineering and Innovation Council.
		He was Chair of the Australian Vice-Chancellor's Committee in 2000, and from 2004 to 2005 was the Chair of the Group of Eight Universities.
	gkconnect.org /conference/speakers (2215 words)

	Wills Response Strong but "Education Budget" Missing Key Linkages - Media Releases - Public Statements & ...
		Acting AVCC President, Professor Ian Chubb, said that while any initiatives for schools and research are to be applauded, and in particular the Government's excellent response to the Wills Report, the Prime Minister's claims that the budget will secure Australia's education future and the development of our intellectual capital, are "sadly overstated."
		Professor Chubb said he welcomed the initiatives for medical and bio-technological research but said other areas of research were also deserving of support.
		Professor Chubb also said that: "education doesn't stop at school and start again in the research laboratory.
	www.avcc.edu.au /archive/news/1999/99mr17.htm (517 words)

	catallaxy » What is a university?
		In the SMH ANU VC Ian Chubb was rather too honest for his own good about why he doesn’t like the idea of liberalising the rules:
		Ian Chubb said that if renowned overseas universities came in and “creamed off” students from highly popular and cheap-to-teach courses such as law, then local universities would be left struggling with the financial burden of running the worthy, but costly to teach, courses.
		Well actually that is the role of law schools (and law students) in Australian universities, but only someone like Chubb (or perhaps the Dean of Arts) could think this is how it should be.
	catallaxyfiles.com /?p=685 (423 words)

	International Alliance of Research Universities - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The International Alliance of Research Universities (IARU) was launched in January 2006 as a leading co-operative network of 10 international research-intensive universities.
		At the launch the presidents elected Australian National University Vice-Chancellor Professor Ian Chubb as chairman for 2006-07.
		This article relating to education is a stub.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/International_Alliance_of_Research_Universities (89 words)

	The Daily Californian (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-03)
		Chubb will chair the partnership, which includes eight of the top-tier research institutions from across the world.
		Chubb said that the partnership will be based on compatibility and a level of trust between the leading institutions while opening the door to a wide spectrum of research opportunities.
		For the first three years of the program, it will be limited to ten universities, after which program officials will open its doors to other universities to "widen geographic representation," Chubb said.
	www.dailycal.org /printable.php?id=19017 (357 words)

	Fees may force uni 'league ladder' - www.smh.com.au
		Professor Chubb, who is also vice-chancellor of the Australian National University, was commenting on the passage of the federal government's ground-breaking, $10 billion Higher Education Support Bill last night.
		Professor Chubb said the ANU would not charge full fees, although he could not say what would happen in the longer term.
		Professor Chubb welcomed the scrapping of hardline industrial relations provisions in the bill.
	www.smh.com.au /articles/2003/12/05/1070351763965.html?from=storyrhs (475 words)

	ed-19_04_04 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-03)
		TFW reported, "ANU's Vice-Chancellor Announces an Arm's Length Review of the Quality of the University's Research and Teaching," and we quoted V-C, Ian Chubb, "I'm fundamentally interested in the quality of outcomes.
		A good part of the responsibility will rest with Ian Chubb and the quality of the review committee's assessment, but much will be in the hands of the media, the Australian public and our political servants.
		Ian Chubb was a member of the "Laver Committee" which in 1993 reported to the then Minister for Employment, Education and Training, Kim Beazley, on Higher Education Research Infrastructure, August 1993
	www.the-funneled-web.com /Old_Editorials/ed-19_04_04.htm (576 words)

	bilaterals.org \| Academics branded ’anti-US over FTA research’ - print (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-03)
		The head of the Australian National University (ANU) in Canberra says there has been an attempt to silence academics who are making critical comments about issues of public importance.
		Vice-chancellor Professor Ian Chubb says ANU researchers were labelled as "anti-American" after they released a study of Australia’s free trade agreement with the US, which revealed adverse results.
		Professor Chubb says he received several calls suggesting the university would be unwise to promote the research.
	www.bilaterals.org /article-print.php3?id_article=5379 (150 words)

	australian policy online (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-03)
		Ian Chubb, vice-chancellor of ANU, responds to recent attempts to restrict academic freedom
		The university has a duty to advance understanding, however uncomfortable that may be.
		Ian Chubb is vice-chancellor of the Australian National University.
	www.apo.org.au /webboard/results.chtml?filename_num=94288 (1083 words)

	Chubb News - Inbox Robot (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-03)
		On October 30, 2006, IES and Chubb amended their surety agreement that was previously set to expire on December 31, 2006.
		Stephen D. Chubb, Chairman and CEO of Matritech had this to say, "We are pleased to be...
		Chubb, whose home insurance market share is far smaller than Allstate's, primarily insures more upscale...
	www.inboxrobot.com /news/chubb (1039 words)

	Asia Pacific College of Diplomacy - About APCD
		The Asia-Pacific College of Diplomacy has been established by the The Australian National University to foster high-level education, research and dialogue with respect to transnational diplomacy in the Asia-Pacific region.
		The Asia Pacific College of Diplomacy, which is expected to take enrolments from mid-2003, will provide intensive double-degree courses which will equip diplomats for the advanced stages of their careers, ANU Vice-Chancellor Professor Ian Chubb said.
		Professor Chubb said the College would capitalise on the internationally-recognised strengths of the ANU in international relations - offering a program that would be unmatched in the region.
	apcd.anu.edu.au /apcd/about.html (456 words)

	Education \| Oxford and Cambridge join elite research alliance
		The inaugural presidents' meeting in Singapore elected Professor Ian Chubb, vice-chancellor of the Australian National University as chairman for 2006-07.
		The meeting considered papers on potential IARU research collaboration, covering topics such as the movement of people, ageing and health, food and water, energy and the environment and security.
		IARU aims to give universities the opportunity to exchange ideas and experience in everything from teaching and education through to research projects with an international scope.
	education.guardian.co.uk /print/0,,5376719-108233,00.html (628 words)

	Application fees \| Snitch \| The Australian
		One such is Michael Baume, who served as a journalist, Liberal politician and diplomat before his enlistment in the AAA.
		And he doesn't take kindly to the suggestion by Ian Chubb, vice-chancellor of the Australian National University, that the AAA and its centre may not be worthy of a place within the citadel of academic freedom.
		STILL at the ANU, a fear of fraudulent overseas applications from would-be doctors has apparently prompted the Medical School to adopt a peculiar procedure.
	www.theaustralian.news.com.au /story/0,20867,20139413-14981,00.html (610 words)

	RSAA - News - Media Releases
		ANU Vice-Chancellor Professor Ian Chubb said students intending to come to ANU from across Australia and around the world should be reassured that the 2003 education program would not be altered by the tragic fires.
		"We are thankful that no staff or students were injured in the Mount Stromlo fire." ANU Vice-Chancellor Professor Ian Chubb said today.
		"The fires have been a devastating blow to Canberra and the ANU is committed to helping rebuild the lives of those affected," Professor Chubb said.
	msowww.anu.edu.au /news/media_releases/media_release_030121.php (252 words)

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