Senior Administrator is defined by University policy and the positions are listed in Appendix 1, which may be updated from time to time.
Senior Administrator means the individual in any given group of administrators who holds the most authority.
Senior Administrator means an executive director, an assistant executive director and a senior managerial advisor; (hors-cadre)
Examples of Senior Administrator in a sentence
On receiving such notice, the Senior Administrator will request the relevant supervisor to meet with the employee to review the currency of the job description.
All correspondence between the parties arising out of this Collective Agreement shall pass to and from the Senior Administrator or Designate and the President of the Local or their Designate.
All computer purchases must be pre- approved by the Senior Administrator of Finance in the Dean’s Office.
Reimbursements must be requested from and approved by the Senior Administrator of Finance in the Dean’s Office.
A regular faculty member may have his/her home campus changed only on the consent of that faculty member and agreement of the appropriate Senior Administrator.
More Definitions of Senior Administrator
Senior Administrator means the President and Vice-Chancellor (the “President”), any Senior Academic Administrator, any Senior Non-Academic Administrator and any other position of equivalent rank and responsibility as determined by the Board.
Senior Administrator means Vice Chancellor for Administration;
Senior Administrator means a vice president or other administrative officer who reports directly to the president.
Senior Administrator means an individual appointed under the Senior Academic Administrative Appointments Policy and the Provost, Associate Provost, Dean or Associate Dean of the UniversityPresident, when not acting in their capacity as Academic Members.
Senior Administrator means deans or executive directors (when Respondents are faculty
Senior Administrator means the president, vice-presidents and university secretary and general counsel.