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Surprise honour humbles Prof Crampton, ‘reinvigorated’ by latest career move

30 January 2019
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Peter Crampton
University of Otago’s former pro-vice-chancellor in health sciences Peter Crampton is loving his new role as a “jobbing academic”
Changing careers is an ex­tremely reinvigorating, creative, liberating, energising process to go through Being named in the New Year Honours List
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