Will help provide the leadership and resources for a rapidly growing division of international stature. The Division has 170 students and 11 faculty. The Division Director has overall supervisory and administrative responsibilities for the Division, represents the Division both within the School and externally, promotes scholarship and extramural funding consistent with the overall mission of the Division and the School, teaches at both the graduate and undergraduate level and advises graduate theses. Applicants must possess a doctorate or equivalent. It is desirable that the applicant have academic experience, good interpersonal, administrative and communication skills, the ability to work and develop a consensus within a diverse faculty, a distinguished scholarly research record, a global perspective and the vision to take the Division into the next century.
Salary is commensurate with qualifications.
For first consideration, nominations and applications including curriculum vita and a statement of administrative style and philosophy are to be received by March 1, 1998. Five letters of reference should be sent directly to the search committee. Preferred starting date of Fall 1998. An equal opportunity-affirmative action employer.