Franklin Broeze Memorial Fund [F3035]

The Franklin Broeze Memorial Fund is established in honour of the late Professor Franklin Broeze who was a member of the then Department of History from 1971 to 2001 and served his profession, the Department and the University with distinction during these thirty years and is administered in accordance with the following regulations.

1. The income from the fund after capitalisation, in accordance with Senate policy, is used by the School of Humanities to provide financial assistance towards the cost of presenting a lecture by a speaker of international repute entitled the Franklin Broeze Memorial Lecture in History at The University of Western Australia.

2.(1) There is a Franklin Broeze Memorial Fund Committee comprising:

(a) two members of the History discipline group nominated for a two-year renewable term by the Head of the School of Humanities; and

(b) a representative of the Broeze family.

(2) The committee selects and invites an appropriate person to deliver the Franklin Broeze Memorial Lecture in History.

3. The lecture will normally be presented annually but the committee may vary its frequency as it deems appropriate.

4. If the committee determines that it is not possible in any particular year to use the funds for the Franklin Broeze Memorial Lecture in History, it has the discretion to allocate the income to commemorate Professor Franklin Broeze in an appropriate manner.