In other words, the provost.
a detachment under the command of a provost marshall.
James Brennan is the provost of Catholic University.
He became provost in 2006 and President the following year.
over all ruled the provost of Paris, a royal not a municipal official.
The provost had the students out of his office in ten minutes.
Norrine Bailey Spencer is the associate provost and director of undergraduate admissions.
Alan M. Garber, the Henry J. Kaiser Jr. Professor at Stanford, has been appointed the next provost of Harvard University.
Garber, a member of the Stanford faculty for 25 years, will take the helm as Harvard's provost on Sept. m.
In the late 1960s he tried to run the college where he was provost along the lines of McGregor's Theory y.
Before being provost, he was my boss's boss, namely Dr. Hennessy was Dean Hennessy and a role that he held for two years.
Four sergeants of the provost of the Palais— the appointed superintendents of all popular holidays, whether festivals or executions— stood on duty at the four corners of the marble table.
Letters Patent of 14th May, 1657, provided for a provost, 2 preachers or senior fellows, 12 fellows (i.e. 4 professors, 4 tutors and 4 schoolmasters-- in the Oxford sense), with endowments for 24 scholars and 12 exhibitioners;
A worthy man is Gilles Lecornu, brother to Master Jehan Lecornu, provost of the Royal Palais, son of Master Mahiet Lecornu, head keeper of the Forest of Vincennes, all good citizens of Paris, married every one of them from father to son!
