consulting with School stakeholders; collating responses; benchmarking and conducting additional research; and working up proposals for APRC (29 April), Academic Board (11 June) and Council (17 June). Subject to APRC and Academic Board endorsement, and Council approval of the proposals, the second stage of the project will run from summer 2014 to Summer Term 2015. It will involve operationalising changes to service areas and business systems for the first 'restructured' year in 2015/16. This preparation period will include revising School literature and web content (e.g. departmental and central services' web sites; student and staff handbooks; regulations; promotional and recruitment material, etc). Some professional service areas might also review their organisation during 2014-15. A project board of service leaders will oversee changes in these areas. 2013/14, 2014/15 Preparatory work – Length of programme or duration 2015/16 full implementation, open ended – of proposed initiative (years and months) 2015/16 Proposed year of commencement of funding for initiative 2015/16 Proposed year of first student entry for academic initiatives, e.g. 2013/14 Who will be the lead academic and administrator responsible for the management of the initiative? Professor Paul Kelly, Pro-Director (Teaching and Learning) Mark Thomson, Head of Teaching Quality Assurance and Review Please complete the contact details of academic lead and administrator below Telephone Email Office Department Location 7190 COL1.01 Directorate Academic Lead 6114 TW2.600 ARD Administrative Lead All initiative developers should Draft MAI checklist and revised academic year model sent to contact the Finance Division as Mike Ferguson on 12 March 2014; email exchange with MF early as possible to begin in May on possible cost models. completion of their budget pro forma.
consulting with School stakeholders; collating responses; benchmarking and conducting additional research; and working up proposals for APRC (29 April), Academic Board (11 June) and Council (17 June). Subject to APRC and Academic Board endorsement, and Council approval of the proposals, the second stage of the project will run from summer 2014 to Summer Term 2015. It will involve operationalising changes to service areas and business systems for the first 'restructured' year in 2015/16. This preparation period will include revising School literature and web content (e.g. departmental and central services' web sites; student and staff handbooks; regulations; promotional and recruitment material, etc). Some professional service areas might also review their organisation during 2014-15. A project board of service leaders will oversee changes in these areas. Length of programme or duration of proposed initiative (years and months) 2013/14, 2014/15 – Preparatory work 2015/16 – full implementation, open ended Proposed year of commencement of funding for initiative 2015/16 Proposed year of first student entry for academic initiatives, e.g. 2013/14 2015/16 Who will be the lead academic and administrator responsible for the management of the initiative? Professor Paul Kelly, Pro-Director (Teaching and Learning) Mark Thomson, Head of Teaching Quality Assurance and Review Please complete the contact details of academic lead and administrator below Telephone Email Office Location Department Academic Lead 7190 COL1.01 Directorate Administrative Lead 6114 TW2.600 ARD All initiative developers should contact the Finance Division as early as possible to begin completion of their budget pro forma. Draft MAI checklist and revised academic year model sent to Mike Ferguson on 12 March 2014; email exchange with MF in May on possible cost models.