Dean of Aerospace & Applied Technologies

Antelope Valley College; Lancaster (CA); Vor Ort; USD 163.000 - 203.000; Vollzeit

Zusammenfassung

Antelope Valley College seeks a Dean for Aerospace, Industrial Arts & Applied Technologies to provide strategic leadership across division programs, workforce initiatives, and college partnerships.

The role emphasizes equity-driven curriculum, program development, accreditation, and collaboration with industry, government, and community partners to meet student and regional workforce needs.

Qualifikationen

• Master’s degree from a regionally accredited college or university.
• One year of formal training, internship, or leadership experience related to the administrative assignment.
• Commitment to equity-based leadership and programming to address disproportionate impact gaps.
• Sensitivity to diverse backgrounds and DEI principles in organizing and leadership.

Aufgaben

• Provide strategic leadership for the Aerospace, Industrial Arts & Applied Technologies Division.
• Lead program development and equity-based curriculum planning with faculty and chairs.
• Manage division budget requests, personnel, and resource allocation.
• Foster partnerships with community, industry, and government for program relevance.
• Oversee accreditation, grants, and externally funded initiatives.
• Supervise and evaluate staff; promote staff development.
• Collaborate across multiple instructional sites and stakeholders.

Kenntnisse

Plan & organize

Curriculum equity

Diversity & inclusion

Staff supervision

Regulatory interpretation

Budgeting

Grant writing

Partnerships

Ausbildung

Master’s degree

Leadership experience

Equity-based leadership

DEI sensitivity

Jobbeschreibung

Antelope Valley College seeks a Dean for Aerospace, Industrial Arts & Applied Technologies to provide strategic leadership across division programs, workforce initiatives, and college partnerships.

The role emphasizes equity-driven curriculum, program development, accreditation, and collaboration with industry, government, and community partners to meet student and regional workforce needs.