Deadline for receipt of application packet is February 15, 2001. This is a nine-month, tenure track Academic year appointment.
Salary is competitive.
Applicants are sought who have strong public school administration background skills and knowledge. Preferred qualifications also include membership in professional associations a the state and national levels, strong competency in research design, and knowledge of the management of technology in schools. An earned doctorate in Educational Administration is required. In addition, the applicant must have demonstrated a commitment to building and expanding scholarship, as well as providing service both within and outside the university to improve education for all students. The successful candidate will assist in advising graduate and undergraduate students, and also may be assigned to teach undergraduate level courses as needed.