She held principal tutor roles at Northampton General and Addenbrooke's hospital, Cambridge, before becoming principal of the Queen Elizabeth School of Nursing in Birmingham.
He was also the principal tutor at St James Collegee, which originally met in St James' parsonage (on the corner of King Street and Macquarie Street) until it was transferred to Lyndhurst at The Glebe.
The key personnel ranged from individuals (acting as coordinators), a committee of persons, or an administrative office (usually under the dean, academic registrar or principal tutor).
In others the responsibility was borne by the principal tutors, a team of tutors, or staff in health facilities headed by the health facility managers.
In addition, principal tutors submitted the names of all new students to the Council and these students obtained an index number within a month (note: this practice is no longer in effect since the Ministry of Education has taken over training nurses).
Methodology Interviews were conducted with eleven of the school principals, class tutors and First, Second and Third grade pupils of basic schools in displaced camps.
The brilliant Gerbert of Aurillac, former abbot of Bobbio and later Pope Sylvester II (999 1003), served as principal adviser and tutor of the young king, whose mother, Theophano, controlled the regency until her death in 991.
Our key earners are not racketeers, pimps and dealers, at least not as far as we know, but admissions tutors, principal investigators and enterprise champions.
Seven professors, one provost, one master, one principal, two lecturers, a tutor and a chaplain later, fellows filed out of the theatre to cast their votes.
Eventually I suggested that the principal start a volunteer tutoring program.
Hundreds of them inhabit the Bleistiftgebiet alone — dancers and singers, tragedians and comedians, barmaids and private tutors, principals and procurers, Nubians and Muscovites, hired hands and millionaires, Aunts Roka and Moka and a whole host of other walk-on parts.
