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Sir Peter Scott FAcSS (born 1 August 1946)〔George, Martin (2 June 2010). ("Sir Peter Scott to retire from Kingston University six months early" ). ''Kingston Guardian''〕 is a British educationalist and the former Vice-Chancellor of Kingston University in Kingston upon Thames in southwest London. ==Life and career== Scott studied modern history as an undergraduate at Merton College, Oxford and was a visiting scholar and at the University of California, Berkeley Graduate School of Public Policy under a Harkness Fellowship.〔Higher Education Policy Institute. (Professor Sir Peter Scott )〕 He then worked as a leader writer for ''The Times'',〔Anglia Ruskin University (1998). (Citation: Professor Sir Peter Scott Honorary Doctor of Philosophy, 1998 )〕 and began writing for the ''Times Higher Education Supplement'' in 1971. He went on to serve as its editor from 1976 until 1992 when he was appointed Professor of Education at the University of Leeds and Director the university's Centre for Policy Studies in Education.〔("Ex-editor to take over at Kingston" ), ''Times Higher Education'', 21 February 1997〕 He also served as the university's Pro Vice-Chancellor from 1995 to 1997. He concurrently served on the Lord Chancellor's Advisory Committee on Legal Education and Conduct from 1994 to 2000, and later was the vice-chairman (and acting chairman during the interregnum between the resignation of Lord Steyn and the appointment of Lord Nicholls, both Law Lords).〔〔 Scott was appointed Vice-Chancellor of Kingston University in 1997 and took up his post there in January of the following year.〔("Ed-editor to take over at Kingston" ), ''Times Higher Education'', 21 February 1997〕 He holds strong views about the need for administrators rather than academics to govern the activities of universities, calling administrators the "key profession" in higher education in his April 2009 speech to the annual conference of the Association of University Administrators.〔John Gill, ("Move over dons, administrators now rule, says v–c" ), ''Times Higher Education'', 9 April 2009〕 In May of that same year the World Intellectual Property Organisation rejected a complaint by Scott that an internet domain name—sirpeterscott.com—registered by a former Kingston University lecturer constituted a trademark owned by him (Scott) and that the lecturer did not have the right to use it.〔Melanie Newman, ("Not in my name: VC loses fight for his domain" ), ''Times Higher Education'', 14 May 2009〕〔WIPO Arbitration and Mediation Center (1 May 2009). (Administrative Panel Decision, Sir Peter Scott v. Dr. Howard Fredrics, Case No. D2009-0276 )〕 The lecturer was subsequently convicted of harassing Scott via the website;〔Melanie Newman, ("Academic to argue that conviction was unlawful" ). ''Times Higher Education'', 9 March 2010〕 the conviction was later set aside, and he was acquitted in a re-trial.〔Melanie Newman, ("Fresh twist in Fredrics v Scott case" ), ''Times Higher Education'', 26 April 2010〕〔("Fredrics cleared of harassment charge" ), ''Times Higher Education'', 23 July 2010〕〔Sarah Cunane, ("Disgruntled ex-lecturer and his muse show stomach for a fight" ), ''Times Higher Education'', 3 May 2012〕 Scott stepped down as Vice-Chancellor of Kingston at the end of 2010 (six months before he was due to retire) to become Professor of Higher Education Studies at the Institute of Education, University of London.〔Simon Baker, ("Kingston v–c to step down in December" ), ''Times Higher Education'', 28 May 2010〕〔Kingston University, (Office of the Vice-Chancellor )〕 He also writes on educational issues for ''The Guardian''.〔''The Guardian. (Profile: Peter Scott )〕 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Peter Scott (educationalist)」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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