Applications are open for the role of BSG Deputy Chair Research
Applications are now open for the role of BSG Deputy Chair Research from October 2024 until June 2026 working with Prof Debbie Shawcross, Research Chair. The Deputy Chair will go on to become the Chair from June 2026 – June 2028. The Research Chair is a member of the BSG Executive and Council.
This is a principal leadership role leading on all matters relating to Research on behalf of the BSG. For informal discussions and questions about the role, please email Prof Debbie Shawcross [email protected].
The BSG believes that equality of opportunity is of fundamental importance for everyone involved in our organisation. We welcome and actively seek to recruit individuals to our activities regardless of race, religion, ethnic origin, disability, age, gender, sexual orientation, or working pattern. We welcome applications from individuals who may wish to apply on a job share basis. The BSG aims to encourage diversity of membership in all committees, senior roles, and staff.
Further information and a job description are available here. Please upload a brief CV (2 pages max.) and a statement of application detailing why you would like to be appointed to the role using this form.
Applications will close at midnight on Tuesday 23rd April 2024. Interviews by a panel of officers, Council members, and Trustees will take place virtually on Tuesday 14th May 2024, 10:00 - 13:30.
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