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Professor '''Áine Hyland''' is an author and retired academic. She was a founder of the [[Dalkey School Project]] in 1974, secretary and later chairperson of [[Educate Together]], making her a founding member of the [[multidenominational school]] movement. |
Professor '''Áine Hyland''' is an author and retired academic. She was a founder of the [[Dalkey School Project]] in 1974, secretary and later chairperson of [[Educate Together]], making her a founding member of the [[multidenominational school]] movement. |
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Her other roles include senior Lecturer and Admissions Officer in [[Carysfort College]] ( |
Her other roles include senior Lecturer and Admissions Officer in [[Carysfort College]] (1980–1986), a senior lecturer in the education department of [[University College Dublin]] (1986–1993) and Professor of Education in [[University College Cork]] (1993–2006). She was removed from this role to Vice-President (Academic) of UCC (1999–2006) in 1999 following an allegation of bullying,<ref name="UCC and Joan Hanafin">[http://www.labourcourt.ie/labour/labcourtweb.nsf/cfcbbe5c5fe85fa680256a01005bb356/80256a770034a2ab802567bd0049df95?OpenDocument]</ref> the second such allegation against her in the Irish Labour Court.<ref name="UCC and Mary Keohane">[http://www.labourcourt.ie/labour/labcourtweb.nsf/185190278967d05380256a01005bb35e/80256a770034a2ab80256b1000313ce1?OpenDocument]</ref> Further references <ref name="hyland-multidenominational-history-ireland-1975-1995">[http://www.educatetogether.ie/reference_articles/Ref_Art_003.html Multi-Denominational Schools in the Republic of Ireland 1975-1995], Prof Áine Hyland</ref><ref name="ucc-education-retired staff">[http://www.ucc.ie/en/education/EducationStudies/Staff/RetiredAcademicStaffResearchActive/ Áine Hyland (biographical note)]</ref> |
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Revision as of 01:18, 4 January 2011
Professor Áine Hyland is an author and retired academic. She was a founder of the Dalkey School Project in 1974, secretary and later chairperson of Educate Together, making her a founding member of the multidenominational school movement.
Her other roles include senior Lecturer and Admissions Officer in Carysfort College (1980–1986), a senior lecturer in the education department of University College Dublin (1986–1993) and Professor of Education in University College Cork (1993–2006). She was removed from this role to Vice-President (Academic) of UCC (1999–2006) in 1999 following an allegation of bullying,[1] the second such allegation against her in the Irish Labour Court.[2] Further references [3][4]
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