Directors of Divisions Sample Clauses

Directors of Divisions. The Director of a Division shall be appointed in the same manner as a Chairperson, the members of the Division acting as a Department. The Director of a Division shall exercise those responsibilities of a Department Chairperson as specified in Article 13.0 consistent with established past practice appropriate to the operations of the Division. It is also recognized, however, that the Director of a Division has additional responsibilities and is responsible to the Xxxx for the supervision and administration of degree, diploma and/or certificate programmes.
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Directors of Divisions. The Director of a Division shall be appointed in the same manner as a Chairperson, the members of the Division acting as a Department. The Director of a Division shall exercise those responsibilities of a Department Chairperson as specified in Article consistent with established past practice appropriate to the operations of the Division. It is also recognized, however, that the Director of a Division has additional responsibilities and is responsible to the Xxxx for the supervision and administration of degree, diploma and/or certificate programmes. Programme Coordinators Programme Coordinators are responsible for the integration, planning and development of the appropriate course offerings which constitute the program and which may involve several Departments. They are to pursue the development of their programmes in consultation with the appropriate Deans and Chairpersons. They are administratively responsible to the Xxxx of the Faculty under whose auspices the programme is offered. Programme Coordinators shall exercise the particular responsibilities: Initiate, formulate and recommend academic policies relating to the programme; Supervise generally the progress of students engaged in the programme; organize and oversee programme advising aimed at providing students with timely and accurate academic advice with respect to course selection and fulfilment of programme regulations; Advise students engaged in the programme and approve their course selections; Make known and carry out University policies as formulated by the University, Senate or Faculty as they affect the programme; and assist the Xxxx in resolving cases where such policies are not followed; Prepare budget proposals for the programme and administer authorized budgets; Call and chair meetings of the Faculty Members teaching in the programme as required and at such meetings they shall have a vote. Programme Coordinators remain scholars for whom teaching and research are fundamental responsibilities. Programme Coordinators shall be appointed as prescribed in Articles and and may be recalled as prescribed in Article except that, for the purpose of appointing or recalling a Programme Coordinator, the full-time Faculty Members holding appointments or cross- appointments (per Articles and in the Programme shall be considered to be the "Department", In carrying out its work, the Nominating Committee shall consult with the Xxxx of Graduate Studies and Research, where the programs involve graduate st...
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