2.2.2 THE ST AUGUSTINE’S COLLEGE OF THEOLOGY Governance is a registered charity and a Company THE ST AUGUSTINE’S COLLEGE OF THEOLOGY Limited by Guarantee. It has a governing body in the form of the Council, which includes representatives from sponsoring churches and other stakeholders, including students and staff, as well as co-opted members. Council currently meets once a term and has ultimate responsibility for ensuring fulfils its purpose by monitoring THE ST AUGUSTINE’S COLLEGE OF THEOLOGY its activities and supporting its development. The current Chair of Council is Revd Canon Chris Dench. THE Council has two sub-committees:- ST AUGUSTINE’S COLLEGE OF THEOLOGY The Board of Management: responsible for the oversight of the management of THE ST • within the framework of objectives, policy and AUGUSTINE’S COLLEGE OF THEOLOGY strategy agreed by the Council. It usually meets once a term and is chaired by the Chair of Council. The Board of Studies: responsible for internal oversight of • THE ST AUGUSTINE’S COLLEGE OF THEOLOGY programme. It is currently chaired by The Revd Rebecca Swyer, and includes student representatives as well as members appointed by Council. 2.2.3 University partnerships The IME Phase 2 pathway is part of THE ST AUGUSTINE’S COLLEGE OF THEOLOGY programme, which is validated by Durham University, under the Church of Common England’s Awards scheme. 2.3 ADMINISTRATIVE MATTERS 2.3.1 INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION All curates need to contact their respective Diocesan administrators and programme directors regarding any matters pertaining to their curacy. Matters regarding modules need to be directed towards the appropriate individuals with academic responsibility. Throughout your programme of study you will also be using a Virtual Learning Environment (VLE). THE VLE is used for staff-student communication as well as the provision of study resources. Regular access is essential for all students. As far as communicating with us is concerned, the best person to contact is as follows: Matters related to a particular module the module tutor, or if they are not available, the • – module convenor; Matters related to registration and assignment submission the Academic Registrar (THE • – THEOLOGY). ST AUGUSTINE’S COLLEGE OF 2.3.2 BOARD OF STUDIES, RESIDENTIAL EVENTS & STUDY DAYS STUDY DAYS AND RESIDENTIALS Years 1,2,3 Day School Saturday 22 September 2018 ISC Canterbury – Residential w/e October 2018 Aylesford Priory –12-14 Formative Assessment Groups w/c 29 October 2018 –
2.2.2 THE ST AUGUSTINE’S COLLEGE OF THEOLOGY Governance THE ST AUGUSTINE’S COLLEGE OF THEOLOGY is a registered charity and a Company Limited by Guarantee. It has a governing body in the form of the Council, which includes representatives from sponsoring churches and other stakeholders, including students and staff, as well as co-opted members. Council currently meets once a term and has ultimate responsibility for ensuring THE ST AUGUSTINE’S COLLEGE OF THEOLOGY fulfils its purpose by monitoring its activities and supporting its development. The current Chair of Council is Revd Canon Chris Dench. THE ST AUGUSTINE’S COLLEGE OF THEOLOGY Council has two sub-committees:- • The Board of Management: responsible for the oversight of the management of THE ST AUGUSTINE’S COLLEGE OF THEOLOGY within the framework of objectives, policy and strategy agreed by the Council. It usually meets once a term and is chaired by the Chair of Council. • The Board of Studies: responsible for internal oversight of THE ST AUGUSTINE’S COLLEGE OF THEOLOGY programme. It is currently chaired by The Revd Rebecca Swyer, and includes student representatives as well as members appointed by Council. 2.2.3 University partnerships The IME Phase 2 pathway is part of THE ST AUGUSTINE’S COLLEGE OF THEOLOGY programme, which is validated by Durham University, under the Church of England’s Common Awards scheme. 2.3 ADMINISTRATIVE MATTERS 2.3.1 INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION All curates need to contact their respective Diocesan administrators and programme directors regarding any matters pertaining to their curacy. Matters regarding modules need to be directed towards the appropriate individuals with academic responsibility. Throughout your programme of study you will also be using a Virtual Learning Environment (VLE). THE VLE is used for staff-student communication as well as the provision of study resources. Regular access is essential for all students. As far as communicating with us is concerned, the best person to contact is as follows: • Matters related to a particular module – the module tutor, or if they are not available, the module convenor; • Matters related to registration and assignment submission – the Academic Registrar (THE ST AUGUSTINE’S COLLEGE OF THEOLOGY). 2.3.2 BOARD OF STUDIES, RESIDENTIAL EVENTS & STUDY DAYS STUDY DAYS AND RESIDENTIALS Years 1,2,3 Day School – Saturday 22 September 2018 ISC Canterbury Residential w/e –12-14 October 2018 Aylesford Priory Formative Assessment Groups – w/c 29 October 2018