the Vice-Chancellor definition

the Vice-Chancellor means the Vice Chancellor of the University.

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the Vice-Chancellor means the Chief Executive of the University as provided by these Articles;

the Vice-Chancellor means the Vice-Chancellor and

Examples of the Vice-Chancellor in a sentence

The Vice-Chancellor may suspend a staff member with pay if the Vice-Chancellor is of the view that it would be unreasonable to continue the staff member’s attendance at work pending further investigation.
Through VCISC the Wingara Indigenous Employment Committee will advise the Vice-Chancellor on the setting and monitoring of targets.
If the dispute is not resolved within that period of time, the dispute shall be escalated to the Vice-Chancellor, President or equivalent official of the Parties for resolution.
If the Vice-Chancellor believes there is doubt regarding a staff member’s capacity to perform the duties of their office, the Vice-Chancellor may require the staff member to undergo a medical examination.
A staff member will have six weeks from the date of the Vice-Chancellor's invitation in which to submit an application for voluntary separation to the Vice-Chancellor.

the Vice-Chancellor means the Vice-Chancellor and Chief Executive of

the Vice-Chancellor s Nominee” means the person appointed from time to time by the Vice-Chancellor of the University as his or her representative in accordance with the articles; and

the Vice-Chancellor means the person acting as the head and Chief Executive of the University;

the Vice-Chancellor means the Principal of the University;

the Vice-Chancellor means the Vice-Chancellor of the University or any successor higher education institution;

the Vice-Chancellor means the Vice-Chancellor of the University, who is the Principal of the University for the purposes of the Education Reform Act 1988;

the Vice-Chancellor means the Chief Executive of the University as