Assistant Director, Organizational Behavior Doctoral Program

Endicott-College; Beverly (MA); On-site; USD 70,000 - 92,000; Full time

Job summary

Endicott College in Beverly, MA invites applications for Assistant Director of the Organizational Behavior Science Doctoral Program. Reporting to the Dean, the role combines academic administration with mentoring, teaching, and program development on a dynamic campus near Boston.

You will teach four courses annually (three at doctoral level), advise nine doctoral students, guide research, IRB processes, dissertations, and scholarly dissemination while supporting external partnerships and college

Qualifications

• Doctoral degree and expertise in organizational behavior science.
• Demonstrated expertise in research methodology and scholarly writing.
• Familiarity with APA style and systematic literature reviews.
• Experience advising, mentoring, teaching, or supporting graduate students.
• Strong communication and professional engagement across settings.

Responsibilities

• Teach four courses annually, at least three at the doctoral level.
• Advise and mentor a minimum of nine doctoral students.
• Review IRB applications and research protocols.
• Support dissertation development, publications, and conference presentations.
• Contribute to program development and external partnerships.
• Collaborate with the Dean and faculty on strategic initiatives.

Skills

Doctoral degree

Research methodology

Scholarly writing

APA style

Systematic literature reviews

Graduate mentoring

Advising

Teaching

Professional engagement

Communication skills

Project management

Education

Doctoral degree in Organizational Behavior Management, Behavior Analysis, Organizational Behavior, Applied Behavioral Science, or related field

Tools

GraphPad Prism

Job description

Endicott College in Beverly, MA invites applications for Assistant Director of the Organizational Behavior Science Doctoral Program. Reporting to the Dean, the role combines academic administration with mentoring, teaching, and program development on a dynamic campus near Boston.

You will teach four courses annually (three at doctoral level), advise nine doctoral students, guide research, IRB processes, dissertations, and scholarly dissemination while supporting external partnerships and college