The Dean means the Dean of the Law School or the Dean's designee, who may be the Honor Board Advisor.
The Dean means the Dean appointed by the Council to superintend the discipline of members of the College in statu pupillari, or a deputy appointed in accordance with Statute XI(2) during his or her absence, or a deputy appointed to deal with a particular case under paragraph (b)(iii) below.
The Dean means the Dean of the Law School or the Dean's designee.
Examples of The Dean in a sentence
The Dean may decide the studies interruption for a longer period of time, mainly for serious health and personal reasons.
The Dean will initiate an investigation and report to the Board of Examiners.
The Dean may require that the charges be dismissed, or that the case be remanded for further proceedings whenever they deem this to be necessary.
The Dean of the Graduate College shall be the chief administrative officer.
The Dean of the Graduate College may charge the GPC with other special projects related to graduate certificates, graduate program requirements and standards, and graduate program development, as needed.
More Definitions of The Dean
The Dean means the Dean of the Arches and Auditor and includes any person appointed to act as deputy Dean of the Arches and Auditor;
The Dean means the Dean of Cork;
The Dean means the person who holds the office of Dean of King’s College London established
The Dean. Means the Honorary Officer who is the principal academic officer of the College who is responsible for chairing the Education, Training and Standards Committee and who will hear any complaint against the Chief Executive if the Registrar is personally involved in the complaint.
The Dean means the Dean of the Academy;
The Dean means the Dean of Guernsey;
The Dean. Means the Honorary Officer who is the principal