Sir Isaac Isaacs Chair of Law, 1967-1997; Emeritus Professor 1998; member of Royal Commission on Australian Government Administration, 1974-1976; Council member, ANU, 1976-1978; member of Law Reform Advisory Council (Vic), 1982-1984; member of Constitutional Commission (Canberra), 1985-1988.
Biography
Emeritus Professor Enid Campbell (OBE 1979) was born in Tasmania October 30, 1932. She obtained a LL.B (Hons) (1955) and B.Ec (1956) from University of Tasmania, and a PhD (1959) from Duke University. Between 1959-1965 she lectured at the University of Tasmania, then from 1965-67 was Assoc. Professor of Law at Sydney University. Professor Campbell was appointed to the Sir Isaac Isaacs Chair of Law at Monash in 1967 and held this position until her retirement in 1997. Other positions held by Em. Prof. Campbell include: member of the Royal Commission on Australian Government Administration (1974-76); council member of ANU (1976-78); member of Law Reform Advisory Council, Vic. (1982-84); member of Constitutional Commission, Canberra (1985-88). Professor Campbell died on 20 January 2010.
Papers
Correspondence files 1970-1998 Correspondence related to work in Faculty of Law including papers of Professors' meetings [1980-1998]; correspondence and memos between Prof. Campbell and Dean of Law, [1970-1997]; and chronological files of miscellaneous correspondence [1987-1997]
Subject files 1969-1997 Files mainly deal with administrative matters within the faculty, but include matters related to Monash centres and committees.
Teaching and research papers 1976-1998 Files related to Prof. Campbell's teaching in Administrative Law, Constitutional Law, Tribunal & Inquiries and Torts; and to her research work and publications.
![Constitutional and Administrative Law Interest Group [reports, discussion papers]](/img/placeholder.gif?1772742076 "Constitutional and Administrative Law Interest Group [reports, discussion papers]")
Professor Enid Campbell, 1971