The School seeks a dynamic, creative, intellectual leader to advance the academic mission of teaching, research, practice and service. The Director is the chief academic and administrative officer of the School of Nursing. The Director will have a strong role in articulating a new vision of the School of Nursing and building interprofessional partnerships, with the recently established College of Human Services and Health Professions. Syracuse University, founded in 1870, is one of the largest and most comprehensive independent universities in the nation with a diverse enrollment of approximately 12,100 undergraduate and 6,100 graduate students pursuing masters, professional and doctoral degrees. The School has an enrollment of approximately 425 undergraduate and 120 graduate students, employing 20 faculty and 22 clinical adjunct instructors, with a rich 50 year history of educating nurses for practice and leadership roles.
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Review process will begin April 15, 2001. An earned doctorate in nursing or related field, master's degree in nursing, and scholarly accomplishments consistent with the academic appointment of Professor Skills in fiscal management and long range planning Substantive experience in nursing education at the University level Supportive of interdisciplinary and multi-disciplinary teaching, research, and practice Eligibility for nursing licensure in the state of New York Preference will be given to candidates with significant experience in academic administration and a strong record of facilitating extramural funding. Celebrate our Culturally Diverse Community of Scholars and Learners Syracuse University, founded in 1870, is one of the largest and most comprehensive independent universities in the nation. Syracuse offers a strong faculty, excellent resources for study and research, and opportunities for involvement with an active intellectual community. Currently the University has an enrollment of 12,026 undergraduate and 6,443 graduate students pursuing masters, professional, and doctoral degrees.