Pro-Chancellor definition
Examples of Pro-Chancellor in a sentence
The Council is chaired by the Pro-Chancellor and has the ultimate authority within the OU but has to respect the views of the Senate in academic matters.
For the purposes of the Agreement, principals are defined as: • For the University - the Council or the Pro-Chancellor acting on behalf of the Council • For the Union - the Leeds University branch of the Union Where agreement in the Local Joint Committee is not reached it will be open to one or both sides jointly to recommend referral to independent conciliation or arbitration through the offices of the Advisory Conciliation and Arbitration Service.
As was explained, I am the Pro-Chancellor and Chairman of the University Council which is the governing body, as you know, of the University.
The Chair of the Committee will be a lay member of University Council, nominated jointly appointed by the LUSU full-time executive officers and approved by the Pro-Chancellor.
The governance structure, powers and functions of the statutory authorities such as those of the Visitor, Chancellor, Pro-Chancellor and Vice Chancellor and the University Court shall remain the same as that of the University of Delhi.