Greetings,
The School of Library and Information Sciences (SLIS) at North Carolina
Central University (NCCU) in Durham, NC (USA) has an opening for an
Associate Dean. Qualified candidates with 10-15 years experience and
academic doctoral degree in library or information science (or related
field) are invited to apply. Special interest in document management
including archives, health informatics, and digital libraries will be
noted.
See details below. Send to Dean Irene Owens ([log in to unmask]) and Dr.
Pauletta Bracy, Chair of Search Committee ([log in to unmask]) your letter of
application; a curriculum vitae; and names, addresses, and telephone
numbers of three professional references.
Applications and nominations will be accepted until the position is
filled. Job information available at www.nccu.edu.
Regards, Dr. Deborah Swain
Associate Professor (and former Interim Associate Dean)
School of Library and Information Sciences
NC Central University, Durham, NC
Office Phone: 919-530-7502 Fax: 919-530-6402
Home Office: 919-833-9028 Cell: 919-906-2684
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NCCU Associate Dean in the SLIS North Carolina Central University invites
applications and nominations for a tenure track faculty position, at the
rank of professor, with an administrative role as an associate dean.
Position is based within the School of Library and Information Sciences
(SLIS).
OVERVIEW
North Carolina Central University (NCCU) is a comprehensive University
located in the Research Triangle region of the state. The university
offers programs at the undergraduate, graduate, and professional level and
has an enrollment of over 8,500 students. Over the next several years, the
university expects to enhance the marketability of its master's degree
offerings and to establish more doctoral programs. NCCU is one of
seventeen constituent institutions of the University of North Carolina
system. Historically, it is the nation's first public liberal arts
institution founded for African Americans and is currently serving very
diverse student and faculty populations.
The School of Library and Information Sciences (SLIS) has several
concentrations in the Master of Library Science degree program, including
the following: Academic Librarianship, Archives and Records management,
Digital Librarianship, Public Librarianship, School Media Librarianship,
and Special Librarianship. The Master of Information Science (MIS) offers
two areas of concentration, Networking and Communications, and Strategic
Information Management. Two joint degree programs are also available, the
JD/MLS (with the School of Law), and the MBA/MIS (with the School of
Business). We capitalize on the unique opportunities provided by our
location near the Research Triangle Park area, other universities and
corporations of North Carolina and beyond. Knowledge, Skills and
Abilities: This position is a full-time EPA Tenure Track Faculty
appointment at the rank of professor, with an administrative role as an
associate dean. The administrative role as an associate dean is an "At
Will" appointment. Compensation is comprised of a base salary and an
administrative stipend. This position reports directly to the Dean of the
SLIS.
Responsibilities include but are not limited to the following:
Teach assigned graduate courses each semester, and carry out an
appropriate level of research, publishing, advising, mentoring, grant, and
fundraising activities;
Assist in managing the establishment of operational policies and
procedures, and make necessary modifications based on analyses of
operations, demographics, and other research information;
Assist in administering the SLIS student support services to ensure
successful student outcomes such as retention, graduation, and placement.
Supervise enrollment process;
Assist in continuous development, implementation, and assessment of the
SLIS's Strategic Plan, as well as the development of goals and objectives
that guide the activities of the faculty and support staff;
Assist with faculty and staff development, budget analysis, external
funding, and resource management;
Represent the SLIS at community and campus events, and in meetings with
other institutions. Work cooperatively with members of the university
community, General Administration, and corporate leaders to promote
visibility and expansion of programs.
Minimum Education/Experience: Earned doctorate in library or information
science or related discipline, and 10-15 years of experience in higher
education; Strong academic record of successful research, teaching, and
service. Credentials must support the rank of professor; Experience with
the maintenance of ALA (or other) Accreditations; Expertise in curriculum
design, delivery, implementation, and continuous assessment; Demonstrated
commitment to cultural diversity and global education and the ability to
work effectively in a team-oriented leadership setting; Ability to
effectively lead faculty and staff, and to collaborate with individuals at
all levels within the university community.
Note: Applications and nominations will be accepted until the position is
filled. Review and screening of candidates will begin immediately. Please
attach a letter of application; a curriculum vitae; and names, addresses,
and telephone numbers of three professional references. Other professional
materials will be requested as needed.
Contact: Dean Irene Owens, [log in to unmask] and Dr. Pauletta Bracy, Chair
of Search Committee, [log in to unmask] (Phone: (919) 530-7585)
Executive Assistant to the Dean, Ms. Marsha Harris
Position Number: 612275
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