16:00 hrs Wednesday 30 May in faculty
Wednesday, May 30, 2007
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Assembly Information About the University of Valparaiso
ValparaísoLa University of Valparaiso University is a public institution higher education, complex and extensive, tax, with its own assets, which is governed by its organic statute and its regulations, inspired by the basic principles of freedom, democracy and pluralism. Mission
Valparaiso University's mission is to fulfill its traditional functions of creation, development, preservation and transmission of knowledge and culture, the expansion, transcendence, linkage and integration with society, the research, training and technical , outreach and artistic creation and management of their own institutions. Vision
Valparaiso University seeks to be an institution of the highest quality, creative and innovative, rational and thoughtful, rigorous and flexible, free of guardianship ideological, political, religious or philosophical publicly recognized as one of the universities in the country, forming educated, ethical and moral values \u200b\u200bof humanism, recognized for its entrepreneurial mindset, committed to the principles of social responsibility and community service and holds the professional and technical skills the country needs to meet the demands and problems of society . Valparaiso University seeks to educate students in an active and integral using technological advances, harnessing the energy of their students toward excellence and improvement in their discipline and training entrepreneurs capable of dealing with the uncertainties of a globalized world, so that their graduates are able to interact effectively in the social and cultural where they play, focusing its actions towards the common good of the nation and guide the decision-making them appropriate for the further development and welfare of the country and global society. Valparaiso University seeks to achieve greater institutional presence, enabling it to increase its efforts in regional cooperation, national and international, to become a more open to dialogue, in which to debate the major issues of local and global, have a special place where scientific challenge, autonomy of thought and academic freedom, conditions necessary to achieve greater excellence in the results of their educational processes, without losing the long tradition of social responsibility that has characterized it, or the prestige of its training activities, rigorous, innovative, and the fluid relationship it had with its surroundings.
Organization.
Board The Board is the national college of the University. Consists of six people, two of they are designated by the Academic Council from among the members of the University that invests the highest academic levels, two of the same Council elects from among persons who hold a university degree and are not engaged at the time of their election offices or functions within of this University, and the final two are appointed by the President. The members appointed by the Academic Council spend two years in office and those appointed by the President of the Republic, as have their confidence. Members
.> Mr. Sergio Lobo Seemann President .....> Mr. Mario Contreras Rossel ... Member.> Mr. Aldo Cornejo Gonzalez ... Member.> Mr. Manuel Hernandez covers ... Member.> Ms. Marta Barria Martinez ... Member.> Mr. Luis Guastavino Cordova ... Member
Some of the powers of the Board are:
• To adopt its own Rules of Procedure.
• Approve the proposal of the Rector and the Academic Council on the report, the regulation contains the Organizational Structure of the University and also the amendments to be introduced.
• Propose to the President of the Republic of the three candidates for the appointment of the Rector, and their removal, if it has the support of two thirds of its members in exercises and probable cause. • Set policy
University development plans and medium and long term, for their implementation.
• Approving the annual budget of the University and its amendments, a proposal of the Rector.
• Approve the appointment of Pro-Rector, the Secretary General and the Deans, on proposal of the Rector.
• Designate the Comptroller of the University and decide on its removal, only if adopted by two-thirds of the members in office of the Board.
• All other functions, powers and duties that specifically relate to the Board, as the Statute of the University of Valparaiso.
Academic Council The Academic Council is the advisory body to the Rector. Consists of the Rector, who will preside, for the deans of the faculties and members of the highest academic levels, designated by the Board. A regulation adopted by the Board determines the number, duration and procedure for nomination of the latter members.
Members:
.> Rector
.> Secretary General
.> Deans of Faculties
.> A teacher representative from each Faculty.
The powers of the Academic Council are:
• Act as an advisory body of the President when requested and to propose any initiative it considers useful for the proper functioning of the university.
• establish its own Rules of Procedure concerning its operation.
• Appoint four members of the Board.
• Require the Faculty Council information relating to their operation or make comments and recommendations. Be transcribed the comments and recommendations to the appropriate Dean. • Present to Rector
a list of scholars qualified to have them present it to the end of appointment of senior university.
• Appoint members of the Board, from among the scholars of the highest levels.
• Report the Rector of the annual quota for admission of students to the early years of each school or college.
• Perform such other functions and powers are entitled under the Statute and university regulations.
Faculty Council Faculty Council is the advisory body to the Dean. Comprises the respective Dean, who will preside; by the Secretary of the School respectively, which is his minister of Fe by the directors of Schools and Institutes dependent on the same faculty, and teachers in each school and vested in the Institute higher academic levels, designated by the Board. A regulation issued by the Rector determines the number, time and procedure for nomination of the latter members.
Some of the powers of the Faculty are:
• Act as an advisory body of the respective Dean in all matters within the department and propose initiatives it considers useful for the running of it.
• Act as advisory body to the Chancellor on all matters within the Faculty, but only in cases where it specifically requires. • Develop programming
of teaching, research and extension to develop the Faculty, according to University policy.
• Propose to the Chancellor, through the Dean, the appointment of professors of the Faculty and members of the Review Boards of degrees and diplomas, according to regulations.
• Propose to the Rector, the Dean through the creation, deletion and reorganization of the structures of the Faculty.
• Propose to the Chancellor, through the Dean, the curriculum of the schools or institutes of the Faculty.
• Approve, on proposal of the Dean, curricula and programs for the granting of the degrees of Doctor or Master in their respective specialties.
• Present to Rector, through the Dean, a report on the operation of the Faculty at the end the school year
• Exercise such other functions and duties prescribed regulations that do not fit in particular to another university authority. 
ValparaísoLa University of Valparaiso University is a public institution higher education, complex and extensive, tax, with its own assets, which is governed by its organic statute and its regulations, inspired by the basic principles of freedom, democracy and pluralism. Mission
Valparaiso University's mission is to fulfill its traditional functions of creation, development, preservation and transmission of knowledge and culture, the expansion, transcendence, linkage and integration with society, the research, training and technical , outreach and artistic creation and management of their own institutions. Vision
Valparaiso University seeks to be an institution of the highest quality, creative and innovative, rational and thoughtful, rigorous and flexible, free of guardianship ideological, political, religious or philosophical publicly recognized as one of the universities in the country, forming educated, ethical and moral values \u200b\u200bof humanism, recognized for its entrepreneurial mindset, committed to the principles of social responsibility and community service and holds the professional and technical skills the country needs to meet the demands and problems of society . Valparaiso University seeks to educate students in an active and integral using technological advances, harnessing the energy of their students toward excellence and improvement in their discipline and training entrepreneurs capable of dealing with the uncertainties of a globalized world, so that their graduates are able to interact effectively in the social and cultural where they play, focusing its actions towards the common good of the nation and guide the decision-making them appropriate for the further development and welfare of the country and global society. Valparaiso University seeks to achieve greater institutional presence, enabling it to increase its efforts in regional cooperation, national and international, to become a more open to dialogue, in which to debate the major issues of local and global, have a special place where scientific challenge, autonomy of thought and academic freedom, conditions necessary to achieve greater excellence in the results of their educational processes, without losing the long tradition of social responsibility that has characterized it, or the prestige of its training activities, rigorous, innovative, and the fluid relationship it had with its surroundings.
Organization.
Board The Board is the national college of the University. Consists of six people, two of they are designated by the Academic Council from among the members of the University that invests the highest academic levels, two of the same Council elects from among persons who hold a university degree and are not engaged at the time of their election offices or functions within of this University, and the final two are appointed by the President. The members appointed by the Academic Council spend two years in office and those appointed by the President of the Republic, as have their confidence. Members
.> Mr. Sergio Lobo Seemann President .....> Mr. Mario Contreras Rossel ... Member.> Mr. Aldo Cornejo Gonzalez ... Member.> Mr. Manuel Hernandez covers ... Member.> Ms. Marta Barria Martinez ... Member.> Mr. Luis Guastavino Cordova ... Member
Some of the powers of the Board are:
• To adopt its own Rules of Procedure.
• Approve the proposal of the Rector and the Academic Council on the report, the regulation contains the Organizational Structure of the University and also the amendments to be introduced.
• Propose to the President of the Republic of the three candidates for the appointment of the Rector, and their removal, if it has the support of two thirds of its members in exercises and probable cause. • Set policy
University development plans and medium and long term, for their implementation.
• Approving the annual budget of the University and its amendments, a proposal of the Rector.
• Approve the appointment of Pro-Rector, the Secretary General and the Deans, on proposal of the Rector.
• Designate the Comptroller of the University and decide on its removal, only if adopted by two-thirds of the members in office of the Board.
• All other functions, powers and duties that specifically relate to the Board, as the Statute of the University of Valparaiso.
Academic Council The Academic Council is the advisory body to the Rector. Consists of the Rector, who will preside, for the deans of the faculties and members of the highest academic levels, designated by the Board. A regulation adopted by the Board determines the number, duration and procedure for nomination of the latter members.
Members:
.> Rector
.> Secretary General
.> Deans of Faculties
.> A teacher representative from each Faculty.
The powers of the Academic Council are:
• Act as an advisory body of the President when requested and to propose any initiative it considers useful for the proper functioning of the university.
• establish its own Rules of Procedure concerning its operation.
• Appoint four members of the Board.
• Require the Faculty Council information relating to their operation or make comments and recommendations. Be transcribed the comments and recommendations to the appropriate Dean. • Present to Rector
a list of scholars qualified to have them present it to the end of appointment of senior university.
• Appoint members of the Board, from among the scholars of the highest levels.
• Report the Rector of the annual quota for admission of students to the early years of each school or college.
• Perform such other functions and powers are entitled under the Statute and university regulations.
Faculty Council Faculty Council is the advisory body to the Dean. Comprises the respective Dean, who will preside; by the Secretary of the School respectively, which is his minister of Fe by the directors of Schools and Institutes dependent on the same faculty, and teachers in each school and vested in the Institute higher academic levels, designated by the Board. A regulation issued by the Rector determines the number, time and procedure for nomination of the latter members.
Some of the powers of the Faculty are:
• Act as an advisory body of the respective Dean in all matters within the department and propose initiatives it considers useful for the running of it.
• Act as advisory body to the Chancellor on all matters within the Faculty, but only in cases where it specifically requires. • Develop programming
of teaching, research and extension to develop the Faculty, according to University policy.
• Propose to the Chancellor, through the Dean, the appointment of professors of the Faculty and members of the Review Boards of degrees and diplomas, according to regulations.
• Propose to the Rector, the Dean through the creation, deletion and reorganization of the structures of the Faculty.
• Propose to the Chancellor, through the Dean, the curriculum of the schools or institutes of the Faculty.
• Approve, on proposal of the Dean, curricula and programs for the granting of the degrees of Doctor or Master in their respective specialties.
• Present to Rector, through the Dean, a report on the operation of the Faculty at the end the school year
• Exercise such other functions and duties prescribed regulations that do not fit in particular to another university authority.
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