We are particularly interested in an individual with strengths in teaching, research, and academic leadership, who is able to work collaboratively with faculty and administrators to build upon academic programs in the department and the University. The department is housed within the Richard W. Riley College of Education, which enjoys a strong reputation in the preparation of teachers and administrators. The M.Ed. in Educational Leadership prepares students to work as elementary and secondary school principals. The M.Ed. in Counseling and Development prepares students to work as counselors in P-12 or community settings. The chair will join a dedicated faculty in preparing leaders in education and human services to enhance the quality of life for South Carolina and beyond.
Salary commensurate with qualifications.
A letter of application describing qualifications in the context of the position, including a statement of educational philosophy. Selected portfolio materials such as examples of scholarship and course syllabi. A transcript for last degree earned.