The Dean of the College of Education and Human Services is an experienced, doctorally prepared educator and leader who is primarily responsible for providing quality leadership for the College of Education and Human Services.
The School of the Arts at Purchase College, SUNY seeks candidates for the position of Dean of the School of the Arts, with a term to begin in August of 2018.
The next Dean of the College of Arts and Science will play a central role in the College’s and the University’s academic administration, including involvement with strategic planning, budget, curriculum, facilities, and research.
The successful candidate will provide leadership in advancing the school’s network of external relationships nationally as well as internationally and raising 33 1/3% of his/her operating budget.
The Vice President will actively promote collaboration between Student Affairs and Academic Affairs to provide an integrated experience that, through the liberating power of the liberal arts and sciences, enables a diverse body of students to find and free the possibilities inherent in their lives.
The dean will be the leader of a new school that will encompass the existing programs in Nursing, selected programs in Biology, and new programs in the health professions.
The Associate Vice Chancellor and Dean of Students is responsible for matters related to student persistence, engagement and learning support.
The dean supervises the academic transfer areas of English, Philosophy, Languages, Communication, Humanities, and Fine and Performing Arts.
The position of Dean requires dynamic leadership, innovative vision, as well as outstanding communication and administrative skills that will enable him/her to enhance the ability of faculty, staff and students to advance the excellence of programs and activities.
The Assistant Dean/Associate Director represents the Director of the office in meetings or on committees, handles emergency situations when the Director is unavailable, oversees the investigation of student sexual misconduct cases, and assumes primary responsibility for the department’s Alternative Conflict Resolution Services program.
The Dean is responsible to the President, via the Provost of the Naval War College, to plan, coordinate, and oversee actions, initiatives, and efforts in support of leader development across the Navy.
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