The Deed of Gift stipulates that there must be a committee of management and the Working Party set up in 1999 to review Kioloa recommended that the Committee include a majority of ANU academics drawn from the Institute of Advanced Studies and the Faculties who have research interests in Kioloa and who have expertise in the environmental significance of the property.

The key functions of the committee are to provide guardianship for the property as set out in the Deed of Gift, promote and enable the University's educational and research programs, assist with the development of Kioloa business plans, promote the Foundation as a site for teaching and learning for tertiary institutions generally and develop policies for the coastal campus.

Management Committee

(now known as the Kioloa Advisory Board)

The Foundation and Coastal Campus is administered by the Kioloa Advisory Board, appointed by University Council.

Mr Steven Teding van Berkhout and Mrs Robin Teding van Berkhout are resident Campus Manager and Campus Administrator respectively, responsible for the on-site management of the campus.

Annual Reports

• 2001 (PDF, 41KB)
• 2002 (PDF, 117KB)
• 2003 (PDF, 109KB)