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Date:         Fri, 22 Jan 1993 11:53:27 -0700
From:         Gene V Glass <ATGVG@ASUACAD.BITNET>
Subject:      Job Openings
Comments: To: EDPOLYAN <EDPOLYAN@ASUACAD.BITNET>, ERL-L <erl-l@tcsvm.BITNET>

                         ASSOCIATE DEAN

                      COLLEGE OF EDUCATION
                    Arizona State University
                        Two (2) positions

The College of Education (COE) at Arizona State University (ASU)
invites nominations and applications for two Associate Deans to
administer (1) its Teacher Preparation and Professional Development
Programs and (2) its Graduate Programs in Education.

Associate Dean - Teacher Preparation Programs - provides leadership
in the delivery of certification programs in Elementary, Secondary,
and Special Education.  Endorsements are given in Bilingual
Education, English as a Second Language, Early Childhood, Reading,
Art, Music and Physical Education (K-12).  The associate dean's
office coordinates all student academic services including
advising, internship and student teacher placement, supervision and
other student support.

Associate Dean - Graduate Programs in Education - responsible for
continuing the development and implementation of all academic
programs leading to a master's degree or doctorate in Higher
Education, Educational Administration, Educational Policy Studies,
Counseling Psychology, Counseling Education, Learning and
Instructional Technology, Measurement, Statistics and
Methodological Studies, School Psychology and Lifespan Development
Psychology.  The associate dean's office coordinates all graduate
student services including, but not limited to, internship
placement and supervision.

Student recruitment and retention, admissions, faculty recruitment,
placement and evaluation, faculty governance relationships,
promotion and tenure, curriculum development and scheduling,
budgeting and sabbatical requests characterize the types of
decisions made or recommended by the two associate deans.  Each is
responsible, along with the Dean of the College and appropriate
faculty governance bodies, for formulating policy not otherwise
given within the university structure.  They also are responsible
for maintaining standards imposed by relevant accrediting agencies
and for otherwise maintaining a high standard of scholarship among
faculty and students.

Successful candidates will have an earned doctorate in education,
an established record of leadership and research, and a clear
understanding of the changing needs in the preparation of
professional educators.  Their records of scholarship, instruction
and service will make them eligible for tenure and the rank of
professor at ASU.  They will be committed to fostering
collaborative practices in research, teaching and service in a
diverse society, prepared to provide leadership in a changing
professional environment and dedicated to strengthening the
professional relationship between the COE and schools.  They must
provide leadership in the restructuring of the COE as it becomes a
more effective organization in the educational climate of today as
well as in the future.

The ASU College of Education enrolls more than 4,000 graduate and
undergraduate students, just under half of whom are in the Teacher
Preparation Program.  Most of the rest are enrolled in a graduate
degree or certification programs including a "Post-Baccalaureate"
program designed to enable individuals who did not major in
education as undergraduates to qualify for a teaching credential.
There are 110 FTE faculty in the COE with slightly more than half
that number in teacher education.

Arizona State University enrolls 40,000 graduate and undergraduate
students on its main campus in 10 degree granting colleges.  ASU
serves the greater Phoenix metropolitan area (more than 2 million
population) with its main campus in Tempe.

Candidates must send a letter of interest, a current vita and the
names, addresses and telephone numbers of five references (who will
not be contacted without the candidate's permission).  The postmark
deadline for applications is March 1, 1993.  Applications received
after the deadline will be reviewed biweekly until the position is
filled.  The preferred starting date is July 1, 1993, but is
negotiable.  Salaries are competitive.  Nominations and
applications should be sent to:

              Search Committee for Associate Dean-
              Teacher Preparation and Professional Development

                               or

              Search Committee for Associate Dean-
              Graduate Programs in Education
              College of Education
              Arizona State University
              Tempe, AZ 85287-0211

Arizona State University is an equal opportunity affirmative action
employer and is committed to fostering a high level of diversity
within its administration, faculty and staff.

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GENE V GLASS                                    ATGVG at ASUACAD.BITNET
College of Education                            ATGVG at ASUACVAX.BITNET
Arizona State University       Internet Address:ATGVG@ASUVM.INRE.ASU.EDU
Tempe, AZ 85287-2411
602-965-2692
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