All Job Postings will close at 12:01 a.m. CT on the specified Closing Date (if designated).

Working Title:
Dean of Academic Affairs: Liberal Arts & Sciences - MnSCU Admin-6

Institution:
Riverland Community College

Classification Title: MnSCU Administrator 6

Bargaining Unit / Union:
220: Minnesota State Administrator's Plan

City: Austin

FLSA: Job Exempt

Full Time / Part Time: Full time

Employment Condition:
Unclassified - Unlimited Academic

Salary Range:

Job Description

Under the administrative direction of the Vice President of Academics and Innovation this position sets the vision and is responsible for the day-to-day management and visionary leadership of the Liberal Arts & Sciences division and academic support services. The Dean of Academic Affairs provides academic leadership, management, evaluation, and administration for the achievement of successful teaching and learning through faculty and support staff, which includes collaborating with faculty and staff to plan and develop new program initiatives and redesign existing course curriculum to ensure student success.

This position participates as a member of the college academic affairs team and develops policy and process when necessary and builds and encourages effective professional relationships with colleagues and leaders in the community. It requires building-level and unit-level assignments of responsibility, examining and implementing policies and procedures to enhance effective and efficient administration as well as the provision of academic leadership and support for other initiatives with the Vice President's, President's and Chancellor's annual work plans.

CHARACTERISTIC DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:

1. Supervise and maintain assigned instructional functions of the college, including providing quality instruction programs, instructional support services, assessment of student learning, course development, staff evaluation and development, program development, and review to assure a curriculum that is responsive to the educational and economic needs of the region.
This work includes soliciting, monitoring, and incorporating workforce data and future trends for new program development; supervising and evaluating reporting personnel, delegating responsibility to various functions within the instructional unit to appropriate personnel; meeting regularly and work collaboratively with president, vice presidents, deans, and directors, and college committees, to include the Academic Affairs Standards Committee (AASC) and Faculty Shared Governance Council (FSGC); monitoring, evaluating, and recommending new /expanded course sections, program course modifications, and cancellations, suspensions, and deletions of instructional courses and programs, promote use of instructional technology and development of alternative/extended learning; supervise the development of educational specifications for instructional space and equipment for assigned programs; assisting with the development of operational and strategic plans for the college and within academic affairs to assure alignment with the college mission and strategic plan in relationship to Higher learning Commission (HLC) criteria; and improving student learning by assessing the achievement of intended outcomes at the classroom, program, discipline/department, unit, division, and institution levels.

Additional duties include leadership of academic support services, Minnesota Transfer Pathway agreements, academic planning and scheduling of PSEO/ Concurrent Enrollment, and other K-12 and Adult Basic Education partnership programs and assisting in grant writing and grant management.

2. Provide leadership and support for other initiatives within the vice presidents', president's, and chancellor's annual work plans.
Provide focus and support to the initiatives of the System Framework and College's Strategic Plan.

Serve as a collaborative administrative team member in addressing challenges of the college.

Provide appropriate leadership for division-level academic and student affairs projects.

Provide appropriate leadership for division-level academic and student affairs projects.

Provide leadership for unit-level projects across each community and building location.

Provide advocacy for program and department/discipline projects.

Represent a positive college and system influence in the communities of the immediate and extended service area.

Participate in a college community that believes in shared governance and valuing people. Examples include Academic Support Services, Developmental Ed/ABE partnership, Bridges programs, Teaching & Learning Circles, and Equity 2030.

3. Manage, develop, allocate, and monitor assigned planning and budgeting process including assist in determining budget allocations for assigned academic cost centers, monitoring budgets.
This work includes approving plans for expenditures and requests for expenditures, tracking and improving efficiencies, serving on college planning and budget functions through the college's academic affairs division and the administrative council, to include Finance, Facilities, and Student and Employee Affairs units and providing budget oversight within selected grants and manage audit liability.

4. Determine need, recruit, interview, and recommend new faculty and staff; evaluate and monitor progress; and provide leadership.
Work includes evaluating probationary and assigned faculty/staff, monitoring the progress of personal staff development plans, making recommendations on permanent and continuing status, reviewing and monitoring faculty credentials and advancement for assigned faculty, promoting leadership in creating a team-based, people-sensitive climate that encourages personal and professional development, recruiting and hiring part-time faculty, conducting program/department reviews.

Salary Range

98,[contact details available in the full listing],531.00 USD Annual

Minimum Qualifications

• Master's Degree in a discipline reflective of this position's current, new, or prospective division programming, or related field.

All Job Postings will close at 12:01 a.m. CT on the specified Closing Date (if designated).

Working Title:
Dean of Academic Affairs: Liberal Arts & Sciences - MnSCU Admin-6

Institution:
Riverland Community College

Classification Title: MnSCU Administrator 6

Bargaining Unit / Union:
220: Minnesota State Administrator's Plan

City: Austin

FLSA: Job Exempt

Full Time / Part Time: Full time

Employment Condition:
Unclassified - Unlimited Academic

Salary Range:

Job Description

Under the administrative direction of the Vice President of Academics and Innovation this position sets the vision and is responsible for the day-to-day management and visionary leadership of the Liberal Arts & Sciences division and academic support services. The Dean of Academic Affairs provides academic leadership, management, evaluation, and administration for the achievement of successful teaching and learning through faculty and support staff, which includes collaborating with faculty and staff to plan and develop new program initiatives and redesign existing course curriculum to ensure student success.

This position participates as a member of the college academic affairs team and develops policy and process when necessary and builds and encourages effective professional relationships with colleagues and leaders in the community. It requires building-level and unit-level assignments of responsibility, examining and implementing policies and procedures to enhance effective and efficient administration as well as the provision of academic leadership and support for other initiatives with the Vice President's, President's and Chancellor's annual work plans.

CHARACTERISTIC DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:

1. Supervise and maintain assigned instructional functions of the college, including providing quality instruction programs, instructional support services, assessment of student learning, course development, staff evaluation and development, program development, and review to assure a curriculum that is responsive to the educational and economic needs of the region.
This work includes soliciting, monitoring, and incorporating workforce data and future trends for new program development; supervising and evaluating reporting personnel, delegating responsibility to various functions within the instructional unit to appropriate personnel; meeting regularly and work collaboratively with president, vice presidents, deans, and directors, and college committees, to include the Academic Affairs Standards Committee (AASC) and Faculty Shared Governance Council (FSGC); monitoring, evaluating, and recommending new /expanded course sections, program course modifications, and cancellations, suspensions, and deletions of instructional courses and programs, promote use of instructional technology and development of alternative/extended learning; supervise the development of educational specifications for instructional space and equipment for assigned programs; assisting with the development of operational and strategic plans for the college and within academic affairs to assure alignment with the college mission and strategic plan in relationship to Higher learning Commission (HLC) criteria; and improving student learning by assessing the achievement of intended outcomes at the classroom, program, discipline/department, unit, division, and institution levels.

Additional duties include leadership of academic support services, Minnesota Transfer Pathway agreements, academic planning and scheduling of PSEO/ Concurrent Enrollment, and other K-12 and Adult Basic Education partnership programs and assisting in grant writing and grant management.

2. Provide leadership and support for other initiatives within the vice presidents', president's, and chancellor's annual work plans.
Provide focus and support to the initiatives of the System Framework and College's Strategic Plan.

Serve as a collaborative administrative team member in addressing challenges of the college.

Provide appropriate leadership for division-level academic and student affairs projects.

Provide appropriate leadership for division-level academic and student affairs projects.

Provide leadership for unit-level projects across each community and building location.

Provide advocacy for program and department/discipline projects.

Represent a positive college and system influence in the communities of the immediate and extended service area.

Participate in a college community that believes in shared governance and valuing people. Examples include Academic Support Services, Developmental Ed/ABE partnership, Bridges programs, Teaching & Learning Circles, and Equity 2030.

3. Manage, develop, allocate, and monitor assigned planning and budgeting process including assist in determining budget allocations for assigned academic cost centers, monitoring budgets.
This work includes approving plans for expenditures and requests for expenditures, tracking and improving efficiencies, serving on college planning and budget functions through the college's academic affairs division and the administrative council, to include Finance, Facilities, and Student and Employee Affairs units and providing budget oversight within selected grants and manage audit liability.

4. Determine need, recruit, interview, and recommend new faculty and staff; evaluate and monitor progress; and provide leadership.
Work includes evaluating probationary and assigned faculty/staff, monitoring the progress of personal staff development plans, making recommendations on permanent and continuing status, reviewing and monitoring faculty credentials and advancement for assigned faculty, promoting leadership in creating a team-based, people-sensitive climate that encourages personal and professional development, recruiting and hiring part-time faculty, conducting program/department reviews.

Salary Range

98,[contact details available in the full listing],531.00 USD Annual

Minimum Qualifications

• Master's Degree in a discipline reflective of this position's current, new, or prospective division programming, or related field.