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I/2.4 Alumni Board |
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Alumni Board operates as the executive and strategic management committee of QUT Alumni and facilitates ways that the alumni community can support the vision and goals of the University, in particular the fostering of an alumni culture within the University and the development of strategic links between commerce, industry, professions and the University through alumni for mutual benefit. The Board provides a leadership role in relation to community and alumni activities, and formulates and refines policy in this respect. Alumni Board is a Council committee established in accordance with Council Procedure 1 - Committees . Alumni Board is accountable to Council for fulfilling the following terms of reference. Terms of reference Alumni Board performs the functions of QUT Alumni in terms of its aims and objectives. Membership Alumni Board will comprise of ten members as follows.
A nominee of the Registrar is secretary. Relationships On operational and administrative Alumni matters, Alumni Board makes recommendations to the Deputy Vice-Chancellor (International and Development) and provides advice in relation to the fostering and maintenance of links with persons interested in the development of the University, regardless of whether they are a graduate of QUT. On strategic directions and practices of the University, Alumni Board makes recommendations, where appropriate, to Council. Tenure and frequency of meeting Terms of office are as detailed in section 3 of Council Procedure No.1 - Committees . Alumni Board normally meets every seven weeks in the cycle of meetings leading up to Council meetings. Reporting Following each meeting, Alumni Board reports to the next meeting of Council. The Board provides the annual general meeting of Alumni with a report of its activities, with particular reference to any recommendations made to Council. Related DocumentsMOPP I/5.1 Alumni MOPP I/5.2 QUT Outstanding Alumni Awards Modification History
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