Pro-Vice-Chancellor means the Pro-Vice Chancellor of the University;
Pro-Vice-Chancellor means the Pro-Vice-Chancellor of the University appointed under section 15;
Pro-Vice-Chancellor means the academic and executive officer, next to the Vice-Chancellor having purview of the entire university;
Examples of Pro-Vice-Chancellor in a sentence
John Ofosu-Anim, Pro Vice Chancellor of the Central University, Accra who will assume the role of Vice Chancellor, starting in September, 2023.
I then went on to take a Director position overseeing the Indigenous Centre, the health and counselling services, and the equity and disability support team at Murdoch University.I am now the Pro Vice Chancellor (Equity and Indig- enous) at Edith Cowan University leading our work in the Indigenous, equity and inclu- sion space, includ- ing our well-regarded accesspathways pro- grams.
The person to be appointed the University’s Librarian must be of a rank equivalent to a professor.2. The University Librarian shall report to the Vice Chancellor through the Pro Vice- Chancellor.
More Definitions of Pro-Vice-Chancellor
Pro-Vice-Chancellor means the Pro-Vice Chancellor of the University (PVC)
Pro-Vice-Chancellor means a person holding office as Pro-Vice-Chancellor in terms of section nine; “Registrar” means the person holding office as Registrar of the University in terms of section nineteen; “regulations” means regulations made by the Senate under section thirty-two;
Pro-Vice-Chancellor means the Pro Vice Chancellor responsible for Research;
Pro-Vice-Chancellor means the Pro-Vice-Chancellor of the Faculty, the Chairman of the Board of Extra- Faculty Provision or the Principal of City College or a designate nominated by that person;
Pro-Vice-Chancellor means a person holding office as Pro-Vice-Chancellor in terms of section nine; “professor” means a professor of the University;
Pro-Vice-Chancellor means Head of Faculty.