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Dean, School of Library and Information Science -- Catholic University of
America -- D.C.
THE CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY of AMERICADEAN SCHOOL OF LIBRARY AND INFORMATION
SCIENCE
The Catholic University of America (CUA) invites applications for the
position of dean of the School of Library and Information Science (SLIS).
This ALA-accredited school, located in the nation's capital, enrolls full
time and part time students on the Washington, DC campus, at the Library
of Congress, and at three sites in Virginia. SLIS offers graduate
programs, including a master's degree and post-master's certificate in
library and information science, as well as joint degrees with law,
musicology, history, English, biology, and religious studies.The SLIS
faculty represents a unique blend of research, teaching and professional
expertise, including backgrounds in library and information science,
computer science, as well as the arts and humanities. Building on a
60-year tradition of LIS education, the faculty offers an innovative
approach to teaching and learning that prepares students for professional
leadership in diverse and emerging information management environments. By
integrating technology throughout the curriculum, providing excellent
teaching, and supporting faculty research, we advance theory and practice
in the management of information, cultural heritage materials, and
scholarly resources to serve the needs of individuals, organizations, and
society as a whole.The school seeks a dean with the commitment and vision
to lead the school through a period of expansion in enrollments and
programs. Applicants should have a record of academic achievement
commensurate with a senior level faculty appointment and significant
administrative experience. The dean administers and coordinates the
activities of the school and reports to the Provost; is a member of the
Deans' Conference; provides leadership in teaching and research;
articulates the mission of the school to internal and external
constituencies; maintains strong liaisons with a wide range of campus and
professional constituencies; and actively engages in fund raising and
grant seeking activities to support students, faculty, and programs.Salary
is competitive. Applications will be reviewed beginning on December 1,
2006. The appointment will be effective on or about July 1, 2007.
Applicants should submit their resume/curriculum vitae and provide names
and addresses of 3-5 people who could serve as references to:George E.
Garvey, J.D.Vice Provost & Dean of Graduate Studies Chair, Search
Committee The Catholic University of America 116 McMahon Hall Washington,
DC 20064The Catholic University of America was founded in the name of the
Catholic Church as a national university and center of research and
scholarship. Regardless of their religious affiliation, all employees,
administrators, faculty and staff, are expected to respect and support the
University's mission.CUA is an Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity
Employer, EOE/AA/V/D/M/F
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