Organisation and Management
Chancellor
Professor Dame Jacqueline Wilson
Jacqueline Wilson was awarded an Honorary Doctorate by Roehampton in 2007, in recognition of her achievements in and on behalf of children's literature. In 2008, she was appointed Professorial Fellow of Roehampton, and in 2014 appointed Chancellor. She teaches modules on both the Children's Literature MA and the Creative Writing MA at Roehampton.
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Pro-Chancellors
Sir David Bell
Sir David Bell is a non-executive director of the Economist. He was appointed as Chair of Council in 2008 and sits on the Nominations and Governance Committee as well as the Remuneration Committee and the Joint Honorary Awards Committee.
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Fellow of the University
The Very Reverend John Hall
The Very Reverend John Hall was installed as the 38th Dean of Westminster in 2006. He became the Church of England's Chief Education Officer in 1998, with overall responsibility for the Church's strategy, policy and practice.
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Honorary Fellows
William Macintyre CB
William Macintyre is chairman of the Froebel Educational Institute and was appointed as the first ever Pro-Chancellor of the University of Roehampton in 2006. After his term ended, he was appointed a Fellow of the University in March 2012. Prior to his retirement he was a career civil servant in the Departments of Energy and Trade and Industry and has more than 30 years experience in public service, especially its interface with business.
John Simpson CBE
John Simpson is the BBC's World Affairs Editor and was Chancellor of the University of Roehampton from 2005 until 2014, when he was made an Honorary Fellow of the University. His career at the BBC has spanned more than 40 years and has earned him a reputation as one of the most experienced and authoritative journalists.
Executive Officers
Vice-Chancellor
Professor Paul O'Prey
Professor Paul O'Prey took up his post as the new Vice-Chancellor of Roehampton University on 1 September 2004. He was formerly Director of Academic Affairs at the University of Bristol, and played a major role in the development and implementation of academic strategy at Bristol, in both research and education. More...
Deputy Vice-Chancellor
Professor Lynn Dobbs
Professor Lynn Dobbs joined Roehampton in May 2012. She was previously at Northumbria University, where she was Dean of the School of Arts and Social Sciences. More...
Provost
Professor Anna Gough-Yates
Professor Anna Gough-Yates was appointed Provost of the University of Roehampton on 1 August 2018. In her role, she is responsible for the University’s teaching and learning and research activities. More...
Pro Vice-Chancellor & Director of Finance
Reggie Blennerhassett
Reggie Blennerhassett joined Roehampton from The Royal Veterinary College, where he had been Director of Finance and a member of their Finance Office since 1991. He is Vice-Chair of the British Universities Finance Directors Group London Region. More...
Registrar
Mark Ellul
Mark Ellul was appointed Registrar in July 2015, having previously been Director of Planning at Roehampton, a post he held since April 2010. More...
University Secretary & Clerk to Council
Andrew Skinner
Andrew Skinner joined Roehampton Institute of Higher Education in 1990 and was involved in the transformation of Roehampton from an Institute of HE to a University, firstly in 2000 in federation with the University of Surrey, and then in 2004 as the independent Roehampton University. More...
Deputy Provosts
Deputy Provost, Research and External Engagement
Professor Claire Ozanne
Claire took up her post as Deputy Provost in May 2010. She was formerly Assistant Dean (Learning and Teaching) and Head of Biological and Health Sciences at Roehampton. More...
Deputy Provost, Learning & Teaching
Dr Stephen Driver
Stephen was appointed as the Deputy Provost, Learning & Teaching in August 2014, having previously served as Head of the Social Sciences Department. More...