Student Governor definition

Student Governor means a member of the Board of Governors appointed as a student nominee or a co-opted student nominee; and

Student Governor means a member of the Board of Governors appointed as a student nominee or a coopted student nominee;

Student Governor means a Governor appointed in accordance with Article 13.3.4;

Examples of Student Governor in a sentence

• Student member(s) must be enrolled at the College as students; employment by the college e.g. as an apprentice, and/or in part time work at the College, does not preclude an enrolled student from being appointed as a Student Governor.

• The Chief Executive and any Staff or Student Governor is ineligible for appointment but may participate in the appointment process.

• Governors other than those referred to in Articles 20.1 to 20.2, namely the Student Governor and the Vice-Chancellor, shall hold office for one term of three years.

• The Academic and Student Affairs Committee shall be composed of between three and five members of the Board of Governors, optimally, including the Student Governor.

• All students attending the College are eligible for the role of Student Governor.

More Definitions of Student Governor

Student Governor means a member of the Council appointed as a student nominee or a co-opted student nominee; and

Student Governor means the Internal Governor elected by the students; and

Student Governor means a member of the Board who is elected by and from within the student population of the University.

Student Governor means a governor who is a student of the College and is:

Student Governor means, if elected, the student elected to the Board by the students, who may serve for a term not to exceed two (2) years and who shall not serve for more than four (4) consecutive years;

Student Governor means the Governor/s nominated by the Students’ Union or through a process involving student election or sabbatical by the Institution.

Student Governor means a member who is enrolled in a course or program of instruction in Sheridan on a full-time basis.