The project will be scheduled in 2001. For the past 34 years, IESC has benefited from the talents of more than 13,000 professional experts who volunteer there time and experience. Through its public administration program, IESC offers expertise in public management, public policy, strategic planning, governance and in creating an environment for democracy. The director must be responsive to the wide spectrum of interests and concerns of association members and have a strong sense of the current and long-range needs of the profession and the humanities. In addition, the director should possess the ability to articulate the scholarly and professional meaning of the association to the public at large, including government agencies and the many organizations with which the MLA has traditionally cooperated.
Position is an initial five-year appointment with an annual review.
Preference will be given to applications received prior to 15 April 2001. The MLA is an equal-opportunity employer. The successful candidate will be a senior scholar who understands the needs and situations of nonprofit practitioners. This is a twelve-month appointment with an excellent salary and benefits package. A total of 60 full-time faculty members brings an impressive range of expertise to the School and has advanced training and doctorates from some of the country's leading universities.