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Rector

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Page: 1  Entered: 19 Jul, 2008  Modified: 19 Jul, 2008 The Rector, an ancient post dating back to the foundation of the University in 1495, has been, since 1860, the students' representative on the University Court. Rectors serve for three years and appoint to the Court a Rector's Assessor. The Rector plays an important role in representing and supporting the students at the University. The Rector is a position that is independent of both the Students' Association and University administration, allowing the Rector a direct relationship with the students. One of the principal duties is to chair the University Court, at which all major decisions are taken. The Rector holds occasional surgeries to which any student who would like to raise a particular issue or concern is welcome to come. The Rector also spearheads wider campaigns, both within the University and nationally, to ensure that student life at Aberdeen continues to meet the needs of all students.

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