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bursar

1. an official in charge of the financial management of a school, college, or university

2. Chiefly Scot and NZ a student holding a bursary

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After 10 years in the banking industry, in 1999 Kirkpatrick joined SIU as bursar.

SIU bursar expected to be sworn onto Du Quoin city council Monday Council

On the other hand, Mr Oluwole Aboluje (a Chief Accountant in the Bursary and a native of Ondo State) was also appointed as Acting Bursar in the interim.

Fed poly Ado Ekiti council suspends registrar, bursar

Peggy Jones, bursar, said the characterless grounds often caused fights and bullying as classmates compete for an area to play and gather.

KIDS IN BID FOR pounds 30k PLAYGROUND REVAMP

Rather than suffer a series of shore appointments or life in the Ministry of Defence, Burley resigned from the Navy in 1973 and was recruited as bursar of Stowe School, Buckinghamshire.

Southern Ocean adventurer and climber mourned

And, of course, the role of the school business manager and bursar will become even more critical as education funding starts to reduce.

Schools cash crisis looms as belts tighten

The appointment of someone from outside the college as the treasurer, who would in turn appoint the bursar, not only violates the tradition of the college but also contradicts the university ordinances," said Narayan.

Stephen's panel yet to decide on new bursar

The bursar grinned at me, went out, set off the fire alarm, and duly evicted the lads

UNHAPPY DAYS HAPPY DAYS; Missing the Point at Doncaster was so painful

Christine Starkey was the trusted bursar - or financial administrator - for the prestigious St Chad's College in Durham, whose alumni include polar explorer Robert Swan.

College thief to pay back stolen money; Bursar spent cash on home improvements

The bursar of Durham Cathedral Priory was one of a number of officials and obedientiaries of the house to whom was entrusted the overseeing or administration of a particular section of the priory's activities.

An analysis of the bursars' accounts at Durham Cathedral Priory, 1278-1398

Yesterday, school bursar Keith Montgomery revealed that four pupils had been suspended over the scandal.

BOOZED-UP POSH GIRLS SUSPENDED BY SCHOOL; EXCLUSIVE Pupil taken to hospital

Perron worked as a manager for Montgomery Ward, a bookkeeper for Melville Shoe and bursar at Quinsigamond Community College.

Lorraine C. (Graton) Perron, 77

Tax expertise: School administrators, especially those in a bursar or student-accounts office, are well-versed in the detailed nuances of the data that feed into a student's Form 1098-T.