St.
Petersburg College
POSITION DESCRIPTION
POSITION
TITLE:Dean, Technology Management
Program
DEPARTMENT:Baccalaureate
Programs and University Partnerships SITE:Clearwater
SALARY
SCHEDULE: A&P–
GRADE:
F
BASIC
FUNCTION:
Directly
accountable for Applied Science and Technology Management program, including
providing leadership for the faculty and staff at campus site, developing
collaborative relationships and participative programs with industries,
implementing, monitoring and executing quality student/academic programs.
RESPONSIBILITIES:
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Uses
strong administrative, management, and problem-solving skills to position
the Bachelor or Applied Science degree in Technology Management to become
a recognized leader in developing “ trained students” in the central, west
coast region of Florida and makes the program visible in the region.
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Fosters
a climate of academic excellence. Provides innovative methods in the development
and growth of the Technology Management program, invents and adopts interactive
teaching/ instructional methods and collaborative learning experiences
to deliver quality education
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Develops,
coordinates, and executes the systems, policies and procedures for Technology
Management program.
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Provides
leadership and support to secure and maintain accreditation by appropriate
state, regional and national entities.
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Coordinates
general administrative procedures impacting the Technology Management program
(budget preparation and management, student registration, course schedules,
staff and program evaluation, catalog preparation, maintenance of essential
data bases, etc.).
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Motivates
empowers, coordinates, and evaluates --either directly or indirectly--the
work activities of personnel associated with the Technology Management
Program.
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Recruits
‘first rate’ faculty and recruits ‘industry experts’ as adjuncts and distinguished
speakers
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Facilitates
active programs of professional development of faculty/staff
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Establishes
collaboration with key industry segments and develops participative projects,
recruits students from industry, maintains exchange of expertise between
industry and the Technology Management program.
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Builds
consensus and fosters cooperation among Technology Management program faculty
and faculty across disciplines. Proactively handles issues between students/
faculty and administration.
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Identifies
and develops employment opportunities and fosters the placement of students
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Maintains
appropriate professional liaisons with local, state and national governmental
and professional agencies.
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Encourage
cooperation with other local institutions
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Advises
the Senior Vice President for Baccalaureate Programs and University Partnership
Center on matters on technology directions and future industry needs and
other policy matters
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Promotes
a student centered and culturally diverse environment, which emphasizes
learning and teaching and sharing.
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Represents
the academic vision of the Technology Management Program to the community
at large
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Establishes
a feedback mechanism to monitor and continually improve the program
EDUCATIONAL
REQUIREMENTS:
Doctorate
Degree in Computer Science, Information Systems, Engineering, Telecommunications
or related field;
EXPERIENCE
REQUIREMENTS:
A
distinguished record of teaching and service in a college or university
or senior-level management experience in industry; publications and recognitions
in the professional societies and in the field of work; demonstrated success
in the acquisition of external funding and development of community relationships. Applicants
should also have experience in management in a professional environment
including planning, budgeting, team building, problem solving and project
management. Also required are excellent communication, interpersonal skills,
proven record of professional accomplishments and effective leadership.
KNOWLEDGE/ABILITIES/SKILL
REQUIREMENTS:
Knowledge
and successful experience in administration and management. Verbal and
written communications skills. Ability to deal effectively with students,
faculty and staff.Ability to teach
at baccalaureate level in either the networking or computer programming
areas.
Revised: 09/2006