Administrative Head means the head of any administrative unit.

Administrative Head means the head of an Academic Department, or the Xxxx or Director of an Academic Unit. In the Faculty of Medicine, the “Administrative Head” shall mean the Associate Xxxx of the Division of Community Health and Humanities, or Bio-Medical Sciences. For Faculty Members in the Faculty of Medicine who are members of neither the Division of Community Health and Humanities, nor Bio-Medical Sciences, the Administrative Head shall be the Vice-Xxxx. In the case of a joint appointment, this shall be the unit with primary responsibility as defined in Clause 23.10. For Counselling Faculty Members in St. John’s, the Administrative Head shall be the Director of Student Wellness and Counselling. For Librarians, the Administrative Head shall be the Xxxx of Libraries (University Librarian). For Faculty Members at the Fisheries and Marine Institute, the Administrative Head shall be the Associate Vice-President (Marine Institute)

Examples of Administrative Head in a sentence

Sale Release Order (SRO) - On receipt of Delivery Order for the sold lot(s) from the Service Provider, the Sale Release Order shall be issued to the Area General Manager/ Administrative Head of the Stock holding Unit by the MM Department WCL HQ, with a copy to the Service Provider and the buyer.
Wherever Superintending Engineer / Administrative Head or Chief Engineer is appearing in GCC 2014, it may be read as Authority’s Representative.
Written authorization is to be obtained from the appropriate Department Chairperson, Dean, or Administrative Head involved before a pet may be brought into university buildings.
Organization, Staffing, Structure – Describe the Title VI Program reporting structure including the Title VI Coordinator, Administrative Head, and transportation-related staff.
A modified work week may arise at the request of either the Administrative Head or the employee.

More Definitions of Administrative Head

Administrative Head means an official or agency body

Administrative Head means the individual with day-to-day operational responsibility for a University operation, activity, service or non-academic program;

Administrative Head means the head of an Academic Department, Xxxxxxxx Campus Division, or the Xxxx or Director of an Academic Unit. In the Faculty of Medicine, the “Administrative Head” shall mean the Associate Xxxx of the Division of Community Health and Humanities or Bio-Medical Science. For Faculty Members in the Faculty of Medicine who are members of neither the Division of Community Health and Humanities nor Bio-Medical Science, the Administrative Head shall be the Vice-Xxxx. In the case of a joint appointment, this shall be the unit with primary responsibility as defined in Clause 23.31. For Counselling Faculty Members in St. John's, the Administrative Head shall be the Director of Counselling. For Librarians, the Administrative Head shall be the University Librarian. For Faculty Members at the Fisheries and Marine Institute, the Administrative Head shall be the Associate Vice- President (MI) Academic and Student Affairs. For Faculty Members at Xxxxxxxx Campus who are not members of a Division, the Administrative Head shall be the Associate Vice-President (Xxxxxxxx Campus) Academic.

Administrative Head means all such officials acting jointly for the employment

Administrative Head means the Administrative Head or body of the North County Industrial Water District No. 1 as established by the Chautauqua County Legislature Under Article 5-A of the County Law of the State of New York.

Administrative Head means a director, an executive director, a president, a commissioner, or an administrator of any agency who is the chief executive officer employed by the agency in charge of the management, administration, and control of the agency;

Administrative Head means the permanent secretary of any office, ministry or agency; “agency” means an agency as defined in section 1(1) of the Public Service Act; “agreement” means an agreement concluded under section 7(1)(a);