(a) "academic unit" means University College and a college, faculty, school, institute, department or other academic division of the University so designated by the Governing Council;

(aa) "administrative staff" means the employees of the University, University College, the constituent colleges and the federated universities who are not members of the teaching staff thereof;

(b) "alumni" means persons who have received degrees or post-secondary diplomas or certificates from the University, or persons who have completed one year of full-time studies, or the equivalent thereof as determined by the Governing Council, towards such a degree, diploma or certificate and are no longer registered at the University;

(c) "Chancellor" means the Chancellor of the University;

(d) REPEALED: 1978, c. 88, s. 1(2)

(e) "constituent college" means a college established by the Governing Council or any predecessor thereof;

(f) "council" means the governing body of an academic unit;

(g) "Executive Committee" means the Executive Committee of the Governing Council;

(h) "Governing Council" means The Governing Council of the University of Toronto;

(i) "President" means the President of the University;

(j) "property" means property of any kind, real or personal;

(k) "real property" includes messuages, lands, tenements and hereditaments, whether corporeal or incorporeal, and any undivided share thereof and any estate or interest therein;

(l) "student" means any person registered at the University for full-time or part-time study in a program that leads to a degree or post-secondary diploma or certificate of the University or in a program designated by the Governing Council as a program of post-secondary study at the University;

(m) "teaching staff" means the employees of the University, University College, the constituent colleges and the arts and science faculties of the federated universities who hold the academic rank of professor, associate professor, assistant professor, full-time lecturer or part-time lecturer, unless such part-time lecturer is registered as a student, or who hold any other rank created by the Governing Council and designated by it as an academic rank for the purposes of this clause;

(n) "University" means the University of Toronto. 1971, c. 56, s. 1 (1); 1978, c. 88, s. 1.

(a) the Chancellor and the President, who shall be ex officio members;

(b) two members appointed by the President from among the officers of the University, University College, the constituent colleges, the federated universities and the federated and affiliated colleges;

(c) sixteen members, none of whom shall be students, members of the administrative staff or members of the teaching staff, appointed by the Lieutenant Governor in Council;

(d) twelve members elected by the teachings from among the teaching staff;

(e) eight members, four of whom shall be elected by and from among the full-time undergraduate students, two of whom shall be elected by and from among the graduate students, and two of whom shall be elected by and from among the part-time undergraduate students;

(f) two members elected by the administrative staff from among the administrative staff; and

(g) eight members who are not students or members of the teaching staff or the administrative staff elected by the alumni from among the alumni. 1971, c. 56, s. 2(2); 1978, c. 88, s. 2(1).

(a) the persons appointed by the President shall be appointed for a one-year term;

(b) the persons appointed by the Lieutenant Governor in Council under clause c of subsection 2 shall be appointed for a three-year term and shall be representative of the community;

(c) the persons elected by the students under clause e of subsection 2 shall be elected for a one-year term; and

(d) the persons elected by the teaching staff, the administrative staff and the alumni under clauses d, f and g, respectively, of subsection 2 shall be elected for a three-year term. 1971, c. 56, s. 2(6); 1978, c. 88, s. 2(3).

1947, c. 112

(a) appoint the President;

(b) appoint, promote, suspend and remove the members of the teaching and administrative staffs of the University and all such other officers and employees, including pro tempore appointments, as the Governing Council considers necessary or advisable for the purposes of the University or University College, but no member of the teaching or administrative staffs, except the President, shall be appointed, promoted, suspended or removed unless recommended by the President or such other officer or employee of the University designated therefor by the President under subsection 4a of section 5;

(c) fix the number, the duties and the salaries and other emoluments of officers and employees of the University and University College;

(d) delegate such of its powers under clauses b and c as it considers proper to the President or to such other officer or employee of the University as may be designated by the President;

(a) appoint the President;

(b) appoint, promote, suspend and remove the members of the teaching and administrative staffs of the University and all such other officers and employees, including pro tempore appointments, as the Governing Council considers necessary or advisable for the purposes of the University or University College, but no member of the teaching or administrative staffs, except the President, shall be appointed, promoted, suspended or removed unless recommended by the President or such other officer or employee of the University designated therefor by the President under subsection 4a of section 5;

(c) fix the number, the duties and the salaries and other emoluments of officers and employees of the University and University College;

(d) delegate such of its powers under clauses b and c as it considers proper to the President or to such other officer or employee of the University as may be designated by the President;

(e) appoint committees and delegate thereto power and authority to act for the Governing Council with respect to any matter or class of matters, provided that where power and authority to act for the Governing Council are delegated, a majority of the members of the committee shall be members of the Governing Council;

(f) establish, change and terminate academic and administrative units within the University and determine the powers and duties of any such unit;

(g) conduct examinations and appoint examiners;

(h) deal with matters arising in connection with the award of fellowships, scholarships, medals, prizes and other awards for academic achievement;

(i) establish, change and, subject to subsection 2 of section 12, terminate councils within the University and determine the composition, powers and duties of any such council;

(j) provide for the granting of and grant degrees, including honorary degrees, diplomas and certificates;

(k) establish, change and terminate chairs and programs and courses of study;

(l) acquire, hold without limitation as to the period of holding, sell, lease or otherwise deal with real property;

(m) borrow from time to time such sums for the use of the University and of University College, and give such security against the assets of the University by way of mortgage or otherwise, as it determines;

(n) determine and regulate the standards for the admission of students to the University, the contents and curricula of all programs and courses of study and the requirements for graduation;

(na) delegate such of its powers under clauses g, h, and n as it considers proper to any academic unit or council;

(nb) determine the manner and procedure of election of its members, including the determination of constituencies, assign students and members of the teaching staff and administrative staff to such constituencies, and conduct such elections, but in the case of election of members by the administrative staff, the teaching staff and the students, or any of them, the elections shall be by secret ballot and no person shall be eligible to cast more than one ballot;

(nc) determine whether any person is a member, or any class of persons are members, of the administrative staff or the teaching staff or the alumni or is or are a student or students, and if a student or students, whether full-time graduate, part-time graduate, full-time undergraduate or part-time undergraduate;

(nd) invest all money that comes into its hands and that is not required to be expended for any purpose to which it lawfully may be applied, subject always to any express limitations or restrictions on investment powers imposed by the terms of the instruments creating any trust as to the same, in such manner as it considers proper and, except where a trust instrument otherwise directs, combine trust moneys belonging to various trusts in its care into a common trust fund;

(o) do all such acts and things as are necessary or expedient for the conduct of its affairs and the affairs of the University and University College. 1971, c. 56, s. 2(14); 1978, c. 88, s. 2(5).

(a) the conjoint registration of students;

(b) the granting and conferring of conjoint earned degrees in theology;

(c) the disciplinary jurisdiction of the member institutions over their students and teaching staffs; and

(d) the retationships between the member institutions and their teaching staffs,

as are deemed appropriate from time to time, but without affecting the composition or eligibility to be a member of or to participate in the election of any member of the Governing Council or the Executive Committee or any other committee thereof. 1978, c. 88, s. 3.

NOTE: s. 2a came into force on the 1st day of July, 1978. See 1978, c. 88, s. 10(2).

(a) the chairman of the Governing Council and the President, who shall be ex officio members; and

(b) twelve members appointed annually by the Governing Council from among its members as follows:

1. One nominated by and from among the members appointed by the President and the members elected by the administrative staff.

2. Four nominated by and from among the members appointed by the Lieutenant Governor in Council.

3. Three nominated by and from among the members elected by the members of the teaching staff.

4. One nominated by and from among the members elected by the full-time undergraduate students.

5. One nominated by and from among the members elected by the graduate and part-time undergraduate students.

6. Two nominated by and from among the members elected by the alumni.

1. Victoria University.

2. Trinity College.

3. The University of St. Michael’s College.

1. Knox College.

2. Wycliffe College.

3. Emmanuel College of Victoria University.

1. St. Hilda's College, by reason of its having been affiliated with Trinity College when Trinity College became federated with the University.

(a) Erindale College;

(b) Innis College;

(c) New College;

(d) Scarborough College;

(e) Woodsworth College,

and any other college hereafter established by the Governing Council.

(a) who is a member of the teaching staff or the administrative staff of the University or University College; or

(b) that is an association of students,

where such person or association is the lessee or occupant of any part of the property commonly known as the University Park, composed of the north halves of park lots numbers eleven, twelve and thirteen in the first concession from the Bay, in the Township of York, now in the City of Toronto, and including that part of park lot number fourteen in the first concession, described in a conveyance to Her late Majesty Queen Victoria, registered as number 8654R in the registry office for the Registry Division of Toronto, and the interest of every such lessee or occupant is exempt from taxation to the same extent as the Governing Council is by subsection 1 exempt from taxation.