1.11 Departmental Advisory Boards
Advisory Board of the Centre for Lifelong Learning
The Advisory Board of the Centre for Lifelong Learning is under review.
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 | Mr M. Temple |
Dean of the School | Professor M. Taylor |
The Vice-Chancellor | Professor Sir N. Thrift |
Chair of the Alumni Executive | Mr D. Myers |
Up to sixteen members external to the University appointed by the Vice-Chancellor for periods of three years |
Mr A. Ambani |
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, normally a lay member of the Council, 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 Operating 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.
Arts Centre Board
A Chair, appointed by the Council on the recommendation of the Board. | Mr John Leighfield |
Up to six members of the staff of the University appointed by the Vice-Chancellor on the recommendation of the Board for periods of three years |
Professor Oliver Bennett |
At least six members external to the University, drawn from commerce, industry, the arts or public sectors, appointed by the Vice-Chancellor on the recommendation of the Board for periods of three years |
Mr Roger Cadbury (2014) |
The Director of the Arts Centre | Mr Alan Rivett |
In Attendance: | |
The Registrar and Chief Operating Officer | Mr Ken Sloan |
The Director of Development and External Affairs | Mr Ian Rowley |
The Director of IT and Campus Services | Mr Mike Roberts |
Head of Programme and Audiences, Warwick Arts Centre | Mr Matthew Burman |
Director of Planning and Operations, Warwick Arts Centre | Ms Andrea Pulford |
An Observer from the Arts Council England | Ms R. Griffin |
Students' Union Societies Officer | Mr Isaac Leigh |
Terms of Reference
a. To maintain broad oversight of the strategic development of the Arts Centre and to approve the Arts Centre Financial Plan on the recommendation of the Director for consideration by the Commercial and Commercial Services Group.
b. To provide an annual report for the consideration of the Council, through the Vice-Chancellor, on the operation and performance of the Arts Centre, and the full range of its activities, against strategic objectives.
c. To provide support, counsel and expertise to the Director of the Arts Centre on matters of strategic direction relevant to the present work and future development of the Arts Centre and its programming.
d. To strengthen the Arts Centre's strategic position in developing funding opportunities.
e. To contribute to the strengthening of the Arts Centre's links with local, regional, national and international organisations.
f. To promote the Arts Centre and its activities externally, with the objective of establishing mutually beneficial relationships between the Arts Centre and the wider community in its broadest sense, and in particular with other arts organisations and corporations supportive of the arts.
g. To advise the University about the post of Director of the Arts Centre and to participate in the appointment process when a vacancy occurs.
Membership
a. A Chair, appointed by the Council on the reccommendation of the Board.
b. Up to six members of the staff of the University appointed by the Vice-Chancellor on the recommendation of the Board for periods of three years.
c. At least six members external to the University, drawn from commerce, industry, the arts or public sector, appointed by the Vice-Chancellor on the recommendation of the Board for periods of three years.
d. The Director of the Arts Centre.
Meetings
The Board will normally meet three times in each academic year.