CHANGING CONCEPTS OF ‘THE UNIVERSITY’ & OXFORD’S GOVERNANCE DEBATES SRHE Higher Educational Policy Network 19 March 2012 Andrew M. Boggs (doctoral candidate)

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CHANGING CONCEPTS OF THE UNIVERSITY & OXFORDS GOVERNANCE DEBATES SRHE Higher Educational Policy Network 19 March 2012 Andrew M. Boggs (doctoral candidate) [email protected] 1850s-2000s Slide 2 Purple Frog Slide 3 Frilled Shark Slide 4 Jurassic Shrimp Slide 5 Crocodile Slide 6 Oxford University Slide 7 History: four key periods UK university expansion [email protected] Medieval masters v students (1100s-1500s) Edinburgh lay v ecclesiastical control (1600s-1800s) Civics bicameralism (1800s-1900s) Moderns corporatization & accountability (1990s-2000s) Slide 8 Oxford Governance Reform Key Dates [email protected] 1852 Royal Commission 1877 Royal Commission 1922 Asquith Commission 1966 Franks Commission of Inquiry 2000 North Commission 2006 Hood Review Slide 9 Oxford Governance Reform Activity [email protected] Slide 10 Oxford Enrolment Growth [email protected] Slide 11 Oxford Governance Structure Adapted from White Paper on University Governance, University of Oxford, Trinity Term 2006 Congregation Council Faculty Boards Continuing Ed Boards Academic Services & Univ Collections Divisional Boards Other Cmts General Purpose Personnel Ed Policy & Standards Planning & Resources Conference of College Legend Accountability Advisory 11 Scrutiny & Audit Committee Slide 12 2006 Governance Proposal Congregation Nominations Committee Departments, Faculty Boards, etc. Conference of College Legend Accountability Advisory Adapted from White Paper on University Governance, University of Oxford, Trinity Term 2006 InvestmentRemunerationFinance Audit & Scrutiny Council General PurposesPersonnelResearchEducationPRAC Academic Board Divisional BoardsAcad Srv & CollOther Committees Slide 13 CHANGING CONCEPTS OF THE UNIVERSITY & OXFORDS GOVERNANCE DEBATES SRHE Higher Educational Policy Network 19 March 2012 Andrew M. Boggs (doctoral candidate) [email protected] 1850s-2000s