Professor Jo-Anne Murray has been appointed to the position of Assistant Vice-Principal (Digital Education), from 1st November 2017 for 3 years.

This is a new position, to support the University, in taking forward the development of online distance learning programme development.

Jo-Anne has wide-ranging experience in leading and contributing to the development of distance learning at College and University level and has been a key contributor to the Blended and Online Learning Development Project (BOLD).

Frank Coton said: “I am delighted to have Jo-Anne’s support as Assistant Vice-Principal in taking forward this very important initiative for the University. She has already shown leadership in the development of the MVLS online portfolio and I am sure she will do a great job for the University.”

Jo-Anne said: “I am delighted and privileged to have the opportunity to take on this new role, which signifies the University’s continued commitment to educational innovation. Being able to build on the inspiring work being done across the University in blended and online learning is fantastic - exciting times ahead!”

This is a part-time position and Jo-Anne will also continue in her current roles in the College of Medicine, Veterinary Medicine and Life Sciences.

First published: 15 October 2017

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