==Oxford university people categories== 

 I shall post this on the general Oxford Project page, but since you had taken an interest in the Regent's Park College categories I thought you might have the inclination and expertise to deal with it. 

 It keeps coming to my attention that there are a number of categories that aren't quite right. First, Christ Church has a category "Fellows of Christ Church, Oxford". I think this should be replaced with two categories, "Students of Christ Church, Oxford" and "Canons of Christ Church, Oxford". Secondly, I am wondering about Heads of Houses. They seem to be put in the category, "Fellows of X College, Oxford", but are they Fellows? The Warden of All Souls is definitely not a Fellow. I don't think that the other Heads of Houses are Fellows of their colleges. Shall we have forty-seven new categories, "Warden of All Souls College, Oxford", "Masters of Balliol College, Oxford", etc? Perhaps there could be a general category, "Heads of Houses in the University of Oxford". Thirdly, Lecturers (etc). Is it worth having categories for members of college staff who do not hold a fellowship? One argument against the idea is that Lecturer (or similar) is usually a position held by somebody quite junior, while people who have an article about them are probably important enough to have a fellowship. On the other hand, it might be nice to have a way of recording the junior posts that somebody held on the way up to the top; e.g. Anthony Kenny, sometime Lecturer of Exeter and Trinity Colleges. Finally, is it worth distinguishing between Fellows and Honorary Fellows?