In addition, the Center will foster the development of future degree and certificate programs connected to UNH's teaching, research, and service activities. The Director will report to the Dean of the UNH Graduate School. Duties include program development and marketing, academic program coordination, outreach to community agencies and businesses, student support, and management of the Center's office operations. Master's degree in a field related to the mission of the Center, three years experience in higher education program development or the equivalent in a related area, excellent interpersonal and communication skills, and familiarity with information technologies. Knowledge of the central and southern NH business and human services environment is preferred.
Salary is commensurate with education and experience.
The University of New Hampshire Marine Program provides the administrative framework for the University's marine research, education and outreach activities. The program consists of three component parts, including the Center for Marine Biology, the Center for Ocean Sciences, and the Center for Ocean Engineering. The centers contain 38 faculty members, and there are 9 staff members that support the Program. In addition to undergraduate and graduate academic programs Marine Program faculty members conduct a variety of research projects. Funded in excess of 4 million dollars per year, by competitive grants and contracts, and the Hubbard Marine Endowment Fund.