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John O'Halloran is an Irish scientist, university lecturer, ornithologist and academic administrator. In August 2021, he was appointed as the sixteenth President of University College Cork. Biography. O’Halloran was born in Cork, the second youngest of eight children. He is a past pupil of Douglas Community School.
Irish scientist, ornithologist and academic administrator / From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. John O'Halloran is an Irish scientist, university lecturer, ornithologist and academic administrator. In August 2021, he was appointed as the sixteenth President of University College Cork.
Biography. Prof. John O’Halloran is President of University College Cork. He is an academic leader with an ambitious vision for the future of higher education, and an advocate for inclusivity in education, the transformative power of collaboration and forging a sustainable future.
3 Aug 2021. UCC’s Governing Body has appointed Professor John O’Halloran as the 16th President of the University with effect from 30 th August 2021. Professor O’Halloran has been acting as Interim President of UCC since September 2020.
j.ohalloran@ucc.ie. John is currently the Vice-President for Teaching and Learning at University College Cork where he holds the Chair in Zoology. His previous positions include: Head of School of Biological, Earth & Environmental Science. Vice Head of the College of Science, Engineering and Food Science. Assoociate Professor of Zoology ...
A proud alumnus of University College Cork, I graduated with a degree in Zoology in 1984, a PhD in 1987 and was awarded a DSc for my published works in 2009. I have published over 250 research papers and a number of books, details of which are set out in my publication list.
30 ago 2021 · A UCC alumnus, Professor O’Halloran completed his PhD in 1987 and was awarded a DSc by the National University of Ireland for his published works in 2009. An ornithologist, he holds the Chair in Zoology at UCC and previously held academic posts at Colby College in the USA and at the University of Wales.
