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The document outlines the organizational structure of a university, listing the various offices, faculties, and centers that report to senior leadership positions including the Vice-Chancellor, three Deputy Vice-Chancellors overseeing research, education, and indigenous strategy and services, and two Vice-Principals overseeing advancement and operations.
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This document summarizes the library outreach program at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro. It discusses how the library has developed liaison relationships with 16 student services offices and organizations. Through these liaisons, the library participates in student programs, provides information about library resources, and learns about student needs. The library has also established a Student Libraries Advisory Council and participates in student activity fairs and special events. As a result of these outreach efforts, the library has seen increases in gate counts, 24/5 usage, laptop lending, and student satisfaction surveys. The library aims to further enhance collaboration between the library and student affairs in the future.
Student Affairs Connection: Promoting the Library through Co-Curricular Acti...
This document summarizes the library outreach program at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro. It discusses how the library has developed liaison relationships with 16 student services offices and organizations. Through these liaisons, the library participates in student programs, provides information about library resources, and learns about student needs. The library has also established a Student Libraries Advisory Council and participates in student activity fairs and special events. As a result of these outreach efforts, the library has seen increases in gate counts, laptop lending, and student satisfaction surveys. Future plans include expanding involvement in living learning communities and library learning spaces.
Visit of the Principal, Prof C de la Rey to the UP Library, 18 June 2010
UP, Library service, overview, Library Mandate,
Mission, Vision, Values,
Library Strategies 2006-2010,
Library structure,
Key strategies:
Enable Teaching & Learning,
Enable Research,
e-Strategy,
Community & Professional engagement,
Quality Assurance & Staff development,
Strategic planning process: 2011-2015
An Entire Statewide University System Goes Virtual
The University of Texas System has entered Second Life. Learn about the project and its successes, challenges, and future. Presented at VWBPE 2010-Virtual Worlds Best Practices in Education, March 12, 2010.
Naac peer team visit at mlsu
The document provides information about Mohanlal Sukhadia University in Udaipur, Rajasthan, India. It discusses the vision, mission, and establishment of the university. It provides details about the authorities, officers, faculties, departments, programs offered, student enrollment, teaching and evaluation processes, research promotion, and infrastructure of the university. The document aims to give an overview of Mohanlal Sukhadia University to peer team members visiting the institution.
Without Borders
The document summarizes the mission and activities of the University of Texas TeleCampus consortium, which coordinates online and distance education programs across 14 University of Texas institutions. Key points:
- The UT TeleCampus facilitates collaborative online degree programs across UT institutions and provides services like course development funding, quality assurance, and student and faculty support.
- It coordinates several fully online master's programs across multiple UT institutions and oversees hundreds of online course sections annually, serving thousands of students.
- The consortium aims to expand access to UT programs through online learning and shares best practices for distance education across the UT system.
Supporting grant applications with tailored training and consultancy about Re...
The document discusses how libraries can support researchers in developing competitive grant applications by leveraging open science expertise and priorities. It proposes that the library collaborate closely with the university research office to provide tailored training, consultation, and proposal review services associated with specific funding calls that emphasize open science and research data management. By screening calls for these opportunities and organizing grant writing clinics with past successful applicants, the library can help improve the quality of proposals and researchers' chances of receiving funding.
Which are the key trends in digital learning for research and discussion now ...
Which are the key trends in digital learning for research and discussion now ...EDEN Digital Learning Europe
Presentation by Andras Szucs, EDEN at the 2019 European Distance Learning Week's first-day webinar on "Why is digital learning relevant for curriculum transformation in Higher Education? " - 11 November 2019
Recording of the discussion is available: https://eden-online.adobeconnect.com/p6n1qh9zz2kf/ & https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JQhG87aNGqQInternational Programmes in Thailand & ASEAN vol.9 part 2
Mahanakorn University of Technology provides information on its Bilingual Programme, which offers undergraduate programs in chemical, civil, electrical, and mechanical engineering taught in both Thai and English. The program aims to prepare students for the ASEAN Economic Community and global workplace. Students can study for two years at MUT and two years at partner universities in the UK, or study for four years entirely at MUT to earn a bachelor's degree. Admission requirements and program costs are provided. Contact information is given for those seeking more details.
Barker_CV
This document provides a summary of Linda D. Barker's education and experience. She received her MA in Sociology from Northern Arizona University in 2011 and her BS in Sociology from the same institution in 2008. She has worked as a full-time faculty member in the Sociology department at Coconino Community College since 2010, teaching a variety of sociology courses both online and in-person. Her areas of research and teaching focus include media and film, crime and delinquency, identity studies, and experiential teaching and learning.
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UK Undergraduate Education - Update re CPE SB1 project
UK Undergraduate Education - Update re CPE SB1 project
An Introduction to ESCalate: The Higher Education Academy Education Subject C...
An Introduction to ESCalate: The Higher Education Academy Education Subject C...
Undergraduate Success at University of Kentucky, December 3, 2010
Undergraduate Success at University of Kentucky, December 3, 2010
Student Affairs Connection: Promoting the Library through Co-Curricular Activ...
Student Affairs Connection: Promoting the Library through Co-Curricular Activ...
Student Affairs Connection: Promoting the Library through Co-Curricular Acti...
Student Affairs Connection: Promoting the Library through Co-Curricular Acti...
Visit of the Principal, Prof C de la Rey to the UP Library, 18 June 2010
Visit of the Principal, Prof C de la Rey to the UP Library, 18 June 2010
An Entire Statewide University System Goes Virtual
An Entire Statewide University System Goes Virtual
Supporting grant applications with tailored training and consultancy about Re...
Supporting grant applications with tailored training and consultancy about Re...
Which are the key trends in digital learning for research and discussion now ...
Which are the key trends in digital learning for research and discussion now ...
International Programmes in Thailand & ASEAN vol.9 part 2
International Programmes in Thailand & ASEAN vol.9 part 2
University of Sydney Org Chart - 3 March 2015
- 1. Government Relations Higher Education Policy Global Engagement Marketing and Communications Office of General Counsel Secretary to Senate Vice-Chancellor’s Office As at 28 January 2015 Deputy Vice-Chancellors and Vice-Principals Deputy Vice-Chancellor and Provost Faculties, libraries, museums, galleries and theatres Planning and Information Office Summer and Winter School University-wide centres (China Studies Centre; John Grill Centre for Project Leadership; Sydney Southeast Asia Centre; United States Studies Centre) Commercial development and partnerships Development and collaboration Grants and contracts Integrity and ethics Reporting, analysis, data and systems Strategy and policy network University-wide research centres (Australian Centre for Microscopy and Microanalysis; Brain and Mind Research Institute; Charles Perkins Centre) Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Research) Wingara Mura – Bunga Barrabugu Strategy National Centre for Cultural CompetenceDeputy Vice-Chancellor (Indigenous Strategy and Services) Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Education) Academic affairs Graduate Studies Learning and Teaching (Institute of Teaching and Learning; Learning Centre; eLearning) Centre for English Teaching Social inclusion Student affairs Student Centre Student recruitment and admissions Student support services Deputy Vice‑Chancellor (Registrar) Alumni and DevelopmentVice-Principal (Advancement) Academic Board Senate Senior Executive Group Vice-Chancellor and Principal Campus Infrastructure and Services Enterprise Project Management Office Finance Human Resources Information and Communications Technology Vice-Principal (Operations) Vice-Chancellor’s portfolio