Duties include helping North Carolina local and state public officials improve management of government through continuing education teaching, action research, advising, and publication. Will write for both public officials and professional discipline. Requires extensive collaboration with colleagues and clients. Primary audience includes city and county managers, elected local officials, local governing boards, and local government department heads. Will be responsible for coordinating meetings and training sessions for public officials.
Work is centered in Chapel Hill, but requires travel and consultation around the state.
Its mission is to primarily serve North Carolina's local and state government. The MPA Program is recognized as a top program nationally. Doctorate or master's degree in organizational behavior, organizational or industrial psychology, public management, political science, public policy, public administration, sociology, social work, or related field required. A record of, or demonstrated potential for, teaching, consulting, research, and publication required. Position open until filled.