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Executive Officers - Provost & President, Dr Patrick Prendergast - Vice-Provost and Chief Academic Officer & Deputy President, Professor Linda Hogan - Chief Financial Officer, Mr Ian Mathews - Chief Operating Officer, Ms Geraldine Ruane - Dean of Arts, Humanities & Social Sciences, Professor Darryl Jones - Dean of Engineering, Mathematics & Science, Professor Clive Williams - Dean of Health Sciences, Professor Mary McCarron - Dean & Vice-President for Research, Professor Vinny Cahill - Head of School of Medicine, Professor Paul Browne - Vice-President for Global Relations, Dr Juliette Hussey - Bursar & Director of Strategic Innovation, Dr Gerard Lacey - Secretary to the College, Mr John Coman - Director of Human Resources, Mr Tony McMahon Provost & President Dr Patrick Prendergast is the Provost and President of Trinity College Dublin. He took office in August 2011 and is the 44th Provost to be appointed since the foundation of the College by Queen Elizabeth I in 1592. Prior to that he was Vice-Provost/Chief Academic Officer and the Dean of Graduate Studies. Vice-Provost and Chief Academic Officer & Deputy President Professor Linda Hogan was appointed to the role of Vice-Provost and Chief Academic Officer in September 2011. She is the senior academic officer with responsibility for the academic affairs of the university, and deputizes for the Provost as required. She is an ex officio member of the Executive Officers Group, the university’s Senior Management Team, along with the Provost, Chief Operating Officer and the Faculty Deans. Prof Hogan is Professor of Ecumenics and a Fellow of TCD. She is a theological ethicist with research interests in the field of social and political ethics. She has published widely on the ethics of human rights, on intercultural ethics, and on gender. She has been the principal investigator on a number of research projects focussing on religious pluralism and inter-religious ethics. Chief Financial Officer Mr Ian Mathews became Chief Financial Officer in 2009 having held a number of senior positions in the finance area during his 14 years in Trinity College. He is a statutory officer of the College and a key member of the College’s senior management team, the Executive Officer Group, contributing at the highest levels of the College’s leadership structure. He is accountable to the Board and Provost for all aspects of the direction and management of the College’s financial affairs. As CFO, Mr Mathews is charged with providing a robust financial foundation on which to construct and successfully deliver ambitious academic and corporate objectives through the development, articulation, communication and review of financial strategies. Key tasks include reporting on the financial position and performance of the College; evaluating and advising on the financial implications of proposals and plans; developing alternative financial strategies to support policy decisions; advising in regard to the financing of capital developments. Mr Mathews qualified as a Chartered Accountant with Pricewaterhouse-Coopers in Dublin and holds a B. Comm degree as well as a Diploma in Professional Accounting. He is a Fellow of the Institute of Chartered Accountants in Ireland. Chief Operating Officer Ms Geraldine Ruane is the Chief Operating Officer and heads College Administration and Support Services. This role entails providing strategic leadership in the overall development and management of these services to ensure alignment to the overall strategic objectives of College. The Chief Operating Officer is an ex officio member of the Executive Officers Group, the university’s Senior Management Team, along with the Provost, Vice Provost/Chief Academic Officer and the Faculty Deans. She also chairs the Senior Administration Management Team. Dean of Arts, Humanities & Social Sciences Professor Darryl Jones has responsibility for the oversight of staffing, finance and strategic development in the Faculty of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences. Faculty Deans play a pivotal role in the overall academic and strategic development of the College, and are ex officio members with the Provost, Vice-Provost/Chief Academic Officer and Chief Operating Officer of the Executive Officers Group, the university’s Senior Management Team. Prof Jones is a Professor in the School of English and was elected as a Fellow of Trinity College in 2006. His major research and teaching interest is in the general area of popular literature, particularly in the fields of horror fiction and film, and Victorian and Edwardian adventure fiction. He has a long-standing teaching and research interest in the nineteenth-century novel; most particularly the work of Jane Austen, on whom he published a monograph in 2004. Dean of Engineering, Mathematics & Science Professor Clive Williams is responsible for the provision of academic and strategic leadership within the Faculty of Engineering, Mathematics and Science and as such also oversees staffing and finance matters. Faculty Deans play a pivotal role in the overall academic and strategic development of the College, and are ex officio members with the Provost, Vice-Provost/Chief Academic Officer and Chief Operating Officer of the Executive Officers Group, the university’s Senior Management Team. Prof Williams is a Fellow of Trinity College, and a Member of the Royal Irish Academy. He has published over a 100 papers on his topic of research which is currently mechanism-based therapeutic drug development. Dean of Health Sciences Professor Mary McCarron took office on 01 October 2011 and has responsibility for the oversight of staffing, finance and strategic development in the Faculty of Health Sciences. Faculty Deans play a pivotal role in the overall academic and strategic development of the College, and are ex officio members with the Provost, Vice-Provost/Chief Academic Officer and Chief Operating Officer of the Executive Officers Group, the university’s Senior Management Team. Prior to this appointment Prof McCarron served as Head of the School of Nursing & Midwifery at Trinity College which is the leading school for Nursing & Midwifery in Ireland and one of the largest schools in the University. In April 2011 Professor McCarron was elected as a Follow of Trinity College in recognition for her outstanding achievements in research and teaching and her contribution to the academic life of Trinity College. Professor McCarron undertook her nurse training at Stewarts Hospital in Palmerstown and James Connelly Hospital in Blanchardstown, Co Dublin. She was awarded an honours degree in Nursing from Dublin City University, and was the recipient of one of the first Clinical Fellowships awarded by the Health Research Board to Nurses and Midwifes in Ireland where she undertook her PhD at Trinity College Dublin. Dean & Vice-President for Research Prof Vinny Cahill was appointed Dean of Research in 2011. The Dean of Research has responsibility for coordinating and overseeing the university’s research, innovation, technology transfer, and entrepreneurship strategies. Prof Cahill has previously served as Head of the Department of Computer Science and Director of Research for Computer Science and Statistics. He combines his role with teaching and research in the field of distributed computing systems. Head of School of Medicine Professor Paul Browne is the Head of the School of Medicine. The Head of School is responsible for the effective general management of the School, for ensuring the provision of academic leadership and strategic vision, and for the quality of the student experience. Vice-President for Global Relations Dr Juliette Hussey is the Vice-President for Global Relations and has responsibility for strengthening the university's international strategies and external relationships, both national and international, to effectively deliver the College's core mission in Education and Research. Dr Hussey is Head of Discipline and Associate Professor in the Department of Physiotherapy. The focus of her research lies in the broad area of exercise in the management and prevention of disease. The ultimate aim of this work is translational; focused on improving scientific exercise prescription to optimise therapeutic responses to exercise interventions in chronic disease and particularly cancer. Bursar & Director of Strategic Innovation Dr Gerard Lacey was appointed Bursar and Director of Strategic Innovation in 2012. This role entails providing strategic leadership in the overall development of the campus and administrative services to ensure alignment to the overall strategic objectives of College. The Bursar and Director of Strategic Innovation is an ex officio member of the Executive Officers Group, the university’s Senior Management Team, along with the Provost, Vice-Provost/Chief Academic Officer and the Faculty Deans. He is an ex officio member the Finance and Investment board committees and chair the Space Allocation and Capital Projects sub-committees of the Executive Officer Group. Dr Gerard Lacey graduated in Computer Engineering from Trinity College Dublin in 1991. His research spans factory automation, mobile robotics and interactive systems. In 2000, he founded a TCD spin-off company Haptica Ltd where he was CEO and subsequently CTO until 2005. Haptica developed surgical simulation equipment for medical schools and medical device companies. Haptica’s products won several international innovation awards including a European IST prize and the Irish Software Association Technology Innovation award. Haptica was acquired by CAE Healthcare in 2011. Since his return to academia, Dr Lacey was elected a Fellow of Trinity College in 2008 and completed an MBA in 2009. He has a track record of research commercialisation, in addition to founding Haptica he also founded GLANTA Ltd in 2010 to commercialise the SureWash hand hygiene training system and in 2012 the Wingwatch aircraft collision warning system was licensed to CMC Electronics. In 2011, he was awarded the Enterprise Ireland ICT commercialisation award and in 2012, the Trinity College Innovation Award. Secretary to the College Mr John Coman became Secretary to the College in 2012 and oversees university governance, compliance and legal matters. He is secretary to the Board of the College and an ex officio member of a number of the College’s Principal Committees. In addition to these core functions, he is responsible for the College’s Equality, Irish Language, Information Compliance and Enquiries offices and the College Art Collections. John previously worked as Corporate and Legal Affairs Secretary in UCD. Prior to that John worked in Jacobs Biscuits as Assistant Company Secretary and in the Government Departments of Finance, Defence and Gaeltacht. John is a Chartered Secretary by profession and is a Member of the Institute of Chartered Secretaries and Administrators. He holds an MBA from UCD as well as a Diploma in Corporate Governance. Director of Human Resources Mr Tony McMahon is the Director of Human Resources and has responsibility for the development and implementation of HR strategies to support College’s strategic objectives, and the delivery of HR services. Mr McMahon joined Trinity in April 2007 as Director of HR. Prior to that, he worked in Teagasc, the Irish Agricultural and Food Development Authority, where he held the position of Head of Human Resources for two years. He previously worked as Director of Human Resources in the Health Services Executive (HSE) in the Eastern Region. With a strong industrial relations background, Mr McMahon has experience of significant restructuring, and he also has a particular interest in HR business processes and information systems. Mr McMahon holds a Bachelor of Commerce, and Masters in Business Studies from UCD and is a Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development. * Other Officers and Managers are invited to attend meetings of the Executive Officer Group from time-to-time.
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Baile Fáilte Fáilte chuig láithreán gréasáin an Leas-Phropaist/an Phríomhoifigigh Acadúil. Tá an láithreán gréasáin seo leagtha amach mar thairseach chuig eolas faoin tslí a ndéantar riarachán ar thaighde agus ar oideachas sa Choláiste. Cibé acu an mac léinn nó ball foirne tú, nó cuairteoir atá ag iarraidh tuilleadh a fhoghlaim faoin gColáiste, tá súil agam go bhfaighidh tú an t-eolas atá uait anseo, nó ar na naisc ghréasáin ghaolmhara atá curtha ar fáil againn. An Leas-Phropast/An Príomhoifigeach Acadúil Linda Hogan, An Leas-Phropast/An Príomhoifigeach Acadúil Oifig an Leas-Phropaist Tá Oifig an Leas-Phropaist comhdhéanta de na príomhoifigí agus príomhaonaid sa Choláiste atá freagrach as gníomhaíochtaí a chur ar bun chun tacú le hoideachas fochéime agus iarchéime; agus beartas taighde agus acadúil a fhorbairt agus a chur i bhfeidhm; as próisis dearbhú cáilíochta an Choláiste a fhorbairt agus a chomhordú; agus as pleanáil straitéiseach agus nuáil ghaolmhar.