1.10 Departmental Advisory Boards
Advisory Board of the Centre for Lifelong Learning
The Advisory Board of the Centre for Lifelong Learning is under review and details will be updated in due course.
Advisory Board of the Institute of Education
A Chair, external to the University elected by the members of the Board for a period of two years | Mrs S. Blackmore |
Director of the Institute of Education | Professor A. Prout |
Up to three members of the Institute appointed by the Vice-Chancellor on the Institute's recommendation | Ms M. Briggs TBC |
The Vice-Chancellor and up to two other academic members of the University outside of the Institute appointed by the Vice-Chancellor on the Institute's recommendation | Professor N. Thrift Professor P. Huddleston TBC |
Up to twenty five members external to the University appointed by the Vice-Chancellor on the recommendation of the Institute in consultation with the Advisory Board | Mr P. Bennett Cllr J. Blundell Ms F. Bunker Ms N. Downes Ms E. Featherstone Mr G. Hollowell Ms N. Lomasy Mr I. McAllister Ms Y. Rose Mr P. Rossborough Ms C. Sangster Ms R. Snow Mr P. Taylor Ms H. Towle Ms T. Whatson TBC TBC TBC TBC |
Two student members, one of whom shall be a registered undergraduate students and one a registered postgraduate student, both within the Institute and appointed by the Institute | TBC TBC |
Terms of Reference
a. To provide external strategic support, comment and advice to the Institute of Education on issues relevant to its present work, and on its future direction and development. b. To promote and develop mutually beneficial relationships between the Institute and its local communities and partners, particularly in Education. c. To maintain a broad oversight of the activities of the Institute, and take a view of its work in local, regional, national and international contexts. d. To make any recommendations it deems appropriate on matters concerning the staffing, premises, equipment or financial resources available to the Institute for the discharge of its functions in relation to teacher education, development and research.
e. To submit reports as necessary for consideration by the Council on the Advisory Board’s view of the strategic development of the Institute and its activities.
Membership
a. The Director of the Institute of Education
b. Up to three other members of the Institute appointed by the Vice-Chancellor on the Institute’s recommendation
c. The Vice-Chancellor and up to two other academic members of the University of Warwick outside of the Institute appointed by the Vice-Chancellor on the recommendation of the Institute
d. Up to twenty five other members, external to the University, appointed by the Vice-Chancellor on the recommendation of the Institute in consultation with the Advisory Board
e. Two student members, one of whom shall be a registered undergraduate student and one a registered postgraduate student, both within the Institute and appointed by the Institute
f. The Advisory Board shall be able to invite such other persons to attend its meetings for particular items under discussion as it deems appropriate
g. Appointed members of the Board will serve for terms normally of three years.
Officers
a. The Advisory Board shall elect a Chair, who shall normally not be an employee of the University of Warwick, for a renewable term of two years
b. The Director of the Institute of Education shall be the Deputy Chair of the Advisory Board.
Meetings
A General Meeting of the Advisory Board shall normally be held at least twice a year.
Advisory Board of the Warwick Business School
A Chair, normally a lay member of the Council, appointed by the Council in consultation with the Warwick Business School | Sir G. Cox |
Dean of the School | Professor M. Taylor |
The Vice-Chancellor | Professor N. Thrift |
Chair of the Alumni Executive | Mr N. Jessett |
Up to sixteen members external to the University appointed by the Vice-Chancellor for periods of three years | Mr P. Ashdown Dr C. Baker Mr K. Bedell-Pearce Dr F. Craig Mrs A. Gunther Mr P. Kehoe Mr J. Lewis Mr B. Marshall Mr D. Shortt Mr T. Temple Mrs J. Tozer Mr R. Wright Ms J. Hobsbawn |
Up to five members of staff of the University appointed by the Vice-Chancellor for periods of three years | To be confirmed |
Terms of Reference
a. To offer support, comment, advice and challenge to the Warwick Business School on strategic issues relevant to the present work and future development of the School, to be forwarded, where appropriate, to the Council of the University of Warwick.
b. To submit a report on an annual basis, or more frequently if appropriate, for consideration by the Council, on the Advisory Board's view on the strategic development of the Warwick Business School and its activities.
Membership
a. The Dean of the Warwick Business School and up to two other members of the School appointed by the Council on the School's recommendation
b. The Vice-Chancellor and up to three other members of the University of Warwick appointed by the Council after consultation with the School
c. Up to sixteen other members, representative of industry, commerce, public service, the professions and the trade unions appointed by the Vice-Chancellor after consultation with the Chair and the Dean.
d. The Advisory Board shall be able to invite such other persons to attend its meetings for particular items under discussion as it deems appropriate.
e. The Vice-Chancellor will extend invitations to the proposed external members of the Advisory Board.
f. Appointed members of the Advisory Board will serve for terms normally of three years commencing on 1 October, it being noted that only in exceptional circumstances will service of any appointed member be permitted beyond six years i.e. two terms of three years.
Officers
a. The Advisory Board shall elect a Chair, who shall normally not be an employee of the University of Warwick, for a renewable term of three years.
b. The Dean of the Warwick Business School shall be the Deputy Chair of the Advisory Board.
c. The Advisory Board will be serviced by the Chief Administrative Officer, or the nominee of the Dean, of the Warwick Business School.
Meetings
The Advisory Board will normally meet no more than four times in each academic year.
Advisory Board of Warwick HRI
Chair | Mr D. Langslow |
The Director of Warwick HRI ex officio; | Professor B. Thomas (Acting Director) |
Up to eight members of the academic staff of the University, including four members of Warwick HRI, appointed by the Deputy Vice-Chancellor on the recommendation of the Director of Warwick HRI | Professor A. Easton PRofessor J. McEldowney Professor B. Thomas Dr E. Dowler Professor S.B. Palmer |
Up to fifteen external members, of whom normally not more than three shall be academic members of staff from an external institution. The remaining members shall be drawn from business and the community. All members will be appointed by the Deputy Vice-Chancellor on the recommendation of the Director of Warwick HRI | Mr D. Barney Professor W. Davies Professor K. Kendall Dr S. Popple Ms K. Wright Mr J. Hooper Professor R. Mithen Mr M. Miles Mr M.R.A. Paske |
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The Advisory Board will normally meet no more than twice in each academic year.
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The Advisory Board will be serviced by the Administrator of Warwick HRI.
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Members of the Advisory Board will be appointed for renewable periods of three years commencing on 1 October.
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The Vice-Chancellor will extend invitations to the proposed external members of the Advisory Board.
Terms of Reference
a. To take a view of the work of Warwick HRI within the context of the national and international profile of horticultural science and associated disciplines.
b. To provide external support and advice to the Director of Warwick HRI on the strategic direction of the Department across the range of its activities.
c. To promote the Department and its activities externally.
d. To submit a report on an annual basis, or more frequently if appropriate, for consideration by the Council, and concurrently to the Board of the Faculty of Science, on the Advisory Board’s view on the strategic development of Warwick HRI and its activities.