Examples of Chancellor in a sentence

The State Chancellor may void this Agreement if it is determined that this Agreement does not comply with the intent of Education Code Section 76004.
Employee shall not perform outside work for compensation without the prior written approval of the Chancellor.
Sincerely, Xxxx Xxxxxxxxxxx, Ph.D. Associate Vice Chancellor of Academic and Student Affairs MS/tt Cc: Xxxxxxxx Xxxxxxxx, Ph.D., Executive Vice Chancellor, Division of Florida Colleges Xxxxx Xxxxxx, Academic Affairs Officer, Division of Florida Colleges Xxxxxxx Xxxxxx, Executive Director, Office of Articulation xxx.xxxxx.xxx 000 X.
Except as otherwise required by law or as directed by the Chancellor, Employee is expected to reside in proximity to the District and to perform the duties required under this Agreement on-site.
The District shall reimburse Employee for actual and necessary expenses incurred by Employee in the performance of Employees’ duties, in accordance with District policy and procedure (including, without limitation, Board Policy 8.55 and Administrative Procedure 8.55.1), subject to Chancellor approval for out of state travel.

More Definitions of Chancellor

Chancellor means the Chancellor of the University or his or her designee.

Chancellor means the chancellor of a constituent institution.

Chancellor means the chancellor or designee.

Chancellor means the Chancellor of the Institute;

Chancellor and "Vice-Chancellor" means, respectively, the Chancellor and the Vice-Chancellor of the university ;

Chancellor means the Chancellor, his/her designee(s) or his/her representative(s).