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Professor Shane Allwright is the Registrar and has statutory responsibility for the records of both Trinity College Dublin and the University of Dublin. (Trinity College Dublin is the sole constituent College of the University of Dublin, established by Queen Elizabeth I in 1592). For most practical purposes, Trinity College and the University of Dublin may be regarded as one and the same institution. However, degrees are awarded by the University of Dublin, not Trinity College, and this is the main instance when the roles of the two bodies diverge). As such, the Registrar is the only College Officer of both Trinity College Dublin and the University of Dublin. She is custodian of the Statutes and responsible for all graduation ceremonies. She chairs the Academic Appeals Committee and the Student Disciplinary Committee. The Registrar also oversees the College’s inter-institutional relationships within Ireland. Professor Allwright is an Associate Professor/a Professor in Epidemiology in the Department of Public Health and Primary Care, School of Medicine. A graduate of TCD, she holds an MSc in Epidemiology from the University of California and a PhD from TCD. She was elected to Fellowship of the College in 2007. She has acted as Head of Department (1991-1993) and has served two terms on Board. Her research interests are the health effects of passive smoking and of alcohol misuse; asthma and other respiratory diseases; and bloodborne viruses and prisoner health. She was a Board member of the Office of Tobacco Control and chaired the Scientific Review Group commissioned by the Minister for Health and Children to Report on the health effects of environmental tobacco smoke (ETS) in the workplace . This report was critical to the introduction of the Irish legislation banning workplace smoking. She is a Fellow of the UK Faculty of Public Health and in 2011 was admitted as an Honorary Fellow to the Faculty of Public Health Medicine of the Royal College of Physicians of Ireland. Schedule of Commencements Ceremonies (PDF) Schedule of Diploma and Certificate Award Ceremonies (PDF) New Calendar entry for Master in Arts (M.A. (Dubl.)
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Ról an tSainsailéara Is é Coláiste na Tríonóide an t-aon Chomhcholáiste de chuid Ollscoil Bhaile Átha Cliath a bhunaigh an Bhanríon Eilís I i 1592. Chun críocha níos praiticiúla, is féidir féachaint ar Choláiste na Tríonóide agus ar Ollscoil Bhaile Átha Cliath mar an institiúid chéanna. Bronnann Ollscoil Bhaile Átha Cliath, ní Coláiste na Tríonóide céimeanna áfach, agus is é seo an príomhchás ina mbíonn ról an dá chomhlachta éagsúil. Téann sé seo chomh fada siar le fréamhacha stairiúla an Choláiste, a bhí bunaithe ar an gcóras ilcholáiste a bhí ag feidhmiú i gcoláistí ar nós Cambridge agus Oxford. Is é an Sainsailéir Ceann na hOllscoile agus déanann sé/sí cathaoirleacht ar chruinnithe de chuid Seanad na hOllscoile, lena n-áirítear ócáidí searmanais thabháchtacha ar nós searmanais tionscnaimh, nuair a bhronntar céimeanna de chuid Ollscoil Bhaile Átha Cliath. Feidhmíonn an Sainsailéir ag searmanais bronnta céimeanna onóracha nuair a bhronnann an Ollscoil céimeanna ar dhaoine macánta a bhain éachtaí den scoth amach agus a bhfuil obair cheannródaíoch déanta acu ar son scoláireachtaí, sochaí, cultúr agus/nó na sochaí sibhialta. Tá an Sainsailéir ar dhuine de na beirt Cuairteoirí Ollscoile, a éisteann le hachomhairc in aghaidh cinntí údarás rialála an Choláiste agus léirmhíníonn sé/sí Reachtanna an Choláiste. Go traidisiúnta, rinne na Cuairteoirí "Cuairteanna" agus bhí siad rannpháirteach i gceann de na conspóidí is mó i stair an Choláiste. Is é an Cuairteoir reatha eile ná An Breitheamh Brian McCracken, Iarbhreitheamh de chuid na Cúirte Uachtaraí. Is í an Sainsailéir reatha ná an Dr Mary Robinson, an chéad bhean a shealbhaigh an oifig mór le rá seo ó bhunaigh an Bhanríon Eilís I an Coláiste. Ba í an Dr Robinson an chéad Bhan-Uachtarán ar Éire freisin (1900-1997) agus bhí sí mar Ard-Choimisinéir na Náisiún Aontaithe um Chearta an Duine (1997-2002).