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The Chronicle Of Higher Education, Inc. is looking for a Campus President to lead community engagement and strategic initiatives in Dallas, Texas. This full-time role requires a proven leader with extensive management experience and a Master’s degree, preferably a doctorate. The Campus President will serve as the face of the College in the community, driving growth and innovative solutions across multiple sectors.
The ideal candidate must excel in strategic execution, engage diverse community stakeholders, and possess strong analytical and communication skills. Join us to make a significant impact in higher education!
Campus President
Higher Education • Dallas, Texas • Full Time
Job Title: Campus President
Location: Dallas, TX (On-site)
Reports to: Chancellor
This is not your typical college, and this is not your typical campus president role. If you are already in higher education and ready to lead at the campus level—or if you are outside of higher education and want to apply your talent and expertise to make a lasting community impact—this role may be for you.
Our client is in the barrier-busting business and is seeking innovative leaders who thrive on solving problems and creating opportunity. The ideal Campus President is a creative, results-driven collaborator who can optimize technology, regional service offerings, community leadership, and business partnerships to position the College as the region’s preferred education and training provider.
This proven leader will bring a strong background in community engagement and campus leadership, along with the ability to innovate, execute strategy, and deliver measurable results aligned with the College’s mission. As one of the largest community college systems in Texas, the institution serves students across seven campuses and multiple community-based centers, placing students at the center of everything it does.
The Campus President serves as the voice and face of the College on campus and in the surrounding community. This role is responsible for leading initiatives that support the vibrancy, growth, and economic stability of Dallas County.
Core areas of responsibility include:
This position reports directly to the Chancellor, who serves as the College CEO.
The College is taking an innovative approach to employer engagement, with Campus Presidents serving as sector leads for regional workforce needs. The Campus President will leverage sector development expertise to expand opportunities for student success by engaging one or more targeted industry sectors:
Note: This position is subject to a criminal background check. Some positions may also require a fingerprint check.
Since 1965, Dallas College, formerly known as the Dallas County Community College District (DCCCD) has served more than three million students. Dallas College is one of the largest community college systems in the state of Texas, which includes seven campus locations around the Dallas/Fort Worth area and strives to be a leader in the Community College space, placing students at the center of everything they do.
Dallas College serves more than 100,000 credit and continuing education students offering 300+ academic and technical degrees and over 100 high-demand career programs and training.
In June 2020, the Southern Association of Colleges, and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC) approved the district’s plan to unify as a single institution, Dallas College. The new Dallas College encompasses Brookhaven, Cedar Valley, Eastfield, El Centro, Mountain View, North Lake, and Richland, which are now referred to as campuses instead of colleges.
By approving a comprehensive application detailing concrete steps on how the district would consolidate its colleges to better serve students, SACSCOC also granted the district a “level change,” allowing what is now Dallas College to offer a Bachelor of Applied Science in Early Childhood Education and Teaching, the first four-year degree offered by the institution. Dallas College is also exploring opportunities to provide other four-year degrees in accordance with authorizing legislation enacted by the Texas Legislature.