Pro-Director definition

Pro-Director means the Pro-Director of the Institute;
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Examples of Pro-Director in a sentence

  • The Pro-Director (Learning and Teaching) is the senior manager with ultimate responsibility for access and widening participation.

  • The Director of Academic Development will be responsible for delivering the action plan reporting to the Pro-Director (Learning and Teaching).

  • Performance in widening participation and access are monitored by the Academic Development Committee chaired by the Pro-Director (Learning and Teaching) and are also considered by the External Relations Committee (chaired by the Registrar and Secretary) and the Student Experience Committee (chaired by the ▇▇▇▇ of Faculty Languages and Cultures) and, at the highest level, discussed at Academic Board and Governing Body.

  • Performance in widening participation and access are monitored by the Academic Development Committee chaired by the Pro-Director (Learning and Teaching) and are also considered by the External Relations Committee (chaired by the Registrar and Secretary) and the Student Experience Committee (chaired by the ▇▇▇▇ (Languages and Cultures) and, at the highest level, discussed at Academic Board and Governing Body.

  • The Head of Widening Participation will be responsible for delivering the action plan, and for reporting to the Pro-Director (Learning and Teaching).

  • The body responsible for the delivery of the Access Agreement is the OFFA Steering Group comprised of; Pro-Director (Learning and Teaching), Registrar and Secretary, ▇▇▇▇ of Law and Social Sciences, Director of Student and Registry, Director of Finance and Planning, Director of Academic Development, Head of Widening Participation and an SU representative.

  • Both these committees are chaired by the Pro-Director, and their concerns and conclusions are thus fed directly into the School’s senior management process.

  • Performance in widening participation and access are monitored by the Academic Development Committee chaired by the Pro-Director (Learning and Teaching) and are also considered by the External Relations Committee (chaired by the Registrar) and the Student Experience Committee (chaired by the ▇▇▇▇ of Faculty Languages and Cultures) and, at the highest level, discussed at Academic Board and Governing Body.

  • Performance in widening participation and access are monitored by the Academic Development Committee chaired by the Pro-Director (Learning and Teaching) and are also considered by the External Relations & Communications Committee (chaired by the Registrar) and the Equality & Diversity Committee (chaired by the ▇▇▇▇ of Law and Social Sciences) and, at the highest level, discussed at Academic Board and by the Board of Trustees.

Related to Pro-Director

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  • Company Director means a member of the Board.