ProfessorIslay Marsden

Elected onto the Academic Board, University of Canterbury in 2009. Monthly meetings with HODs, PVCs to discuss academic and University matters. Small group meetings to discuss teaching evaluations. Contributed to special meetings as a result of earthquake disruptions and University Change proposals.

Elected onto the Academic Board, University of Canterbury in 2009. Monthly meetings with HODs, PVCs to discuss academic and University matters. Group meetings to discuss teaching evaluations. Special meetings as a result of earthquake disruptions and University Change proposals.

Organising committee for New Zealand and Australia Marine Sciences Conference 2008. Conservation Biology Conference December 2011. Involved with the running of the conference, assisting attendees, room allocations, volunteers and general organisation associated with conference and associated workshops.

In Erskine fellowship to visit University of Tasmania, University of Aberdeen and University of Liverpool, Port Erin.

Since 2000 to the present I was nominated Member of the National Shellfisheries Association of America, Australasian Society for Ecotoxicology and World Aquaculture Association.

Since 2000 to the present I was nominated Member of the National Shellfisheries Association of America, Australasian Society for Ecotoxicology and World Aquaculture Association.

Since 2000 to the present I was nominated Member of the National Shellfisheries Association of America, Australasian Society for Ecotoxicology and World Aquaculture Association.

New Zealand Marine Sciences Society (Elected Council member in the period 2001-2010). Attended Council meetings, helped formulate submissions on behalf of Society, assisted in conference organisation and helped running annual conferences. From 2004 to present, written annual research contributions for Marine Sciences Review.

Member of the National Shellfisheries Association of America, Australasian Society for Ecotoxicology and World Aquaculture Association.

Member of the Research and Monitoring group of the Avon-Heathcote Estuary Ihutai Trust. We have been involved with identifying the research priorities for the Estuary

Member of the advisory group for Department of Conservation and Ngai Tahu detrmining ecological boundaries of marine communities around the South Island.