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O'Donnell, Stella Rayner (1938 - )

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Pharmacologist and Educator
Born: 6 July 1938  Harrogate, England
Stella Rayner O'Donnell left the University of Queensland in 2000, after more than thirty years as an academic at the university. She moved to Queensland's Griffith University where she was involved in the establishment of a new pharmacy curriculum. O'Donnell has worked for many years on the pharmacology of asthma.

Career Highlights

Chronology
1962 - 1963Assistant Lecturer in Pharmacology at the University of Leeds, UK
1964Settled in Australia
1964 - 1965Senior Demonstrator at the University of Queensland
1965 - 1968Lecturer at the University of Queensland
1969 - 1973Senior Lecturer at the University of Queensland
1972 - 1977Member of the Therapeutics Goods Standards Committee
1974 - 1989Reader in Pharmacology at the University of Queensland
1978 - 1983National Secretary of the Australian Physiological and Pharmaceutical Society (APPS)
1990 - 2000Professor of Pharmacology at the University of Queensland
1992 - 1994Assistant Registrar of the Australasian Society of Clinical and Experimental Pharmacologists and Toxicologists (ASCEPT)
1994Fellowship at the Pharmaceutical Society of Great Britain
1994 - 1999Chair of the National Committee for Pharmacology at the Australian Academy of Science
1995 - 1996President of the Pharmaceutical Society of Australia, Queensland branch
1996 - 1999Member of the Therapeutics Goods Standards Committee
1998Fellowship at the Pharmaceutical Society of Australia
1999 - Chair of the Therapeutics Goods Standards Committee
2000 - Professor Emeritus at the University of Queensland
2000Officer of the Order of Australia (AO)
2001 - Pharmaceutical and Education Consultant
c. 2001 - Professor and Head of Pharmacy at Griffith University, Queensland

 

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