proctorial

Joanna's experience will be invaluable to the college when she relinquishes office at the end of the Proctorial year.

This was the original form of Pupils' Cabinet and proctorial form that is emphasized for democratization at present.

The whole practice was, however, objected to by the authorities of the town, and after conference an agreement was arrived at, the proctorial jurisdiction over persons not members of the university being abolished (1904).

We soon became accustomed to seeing her in Proctorial sub-fusc, worn not just for all the ceremonial occasions but for the daily transaction of University business which is now a major part of the Proctors' tasks.

Historically, bannimus (Latin: "we banish") was the form of expulsion of any individual from the University of Oxford, by putting the proctorial edict up in some public place, as a denunciation or promulgation of it.