Director, Chemical Engineering Technology Programs

Motlow; Emory Valley (TN); On-site; USD 75,000 - 95,000; Full time

Job summary

Roane State Community College is seeking a Program Director for the Chemical Engineering Technology program. The role provides leadership, strategic direction, and oversight of curriculum, scheduling, faculty, and resources to prepare workforce-ready technicians and operators.

The position requires coordinating across campus and with external employers, with some weekend/evening commitments. It is a 12-month, on-campus role based at the Oak Ridge campus, with travel as needed.

Qualifications

• Experience designing and evaluating curriculum to meet industry needs.
• Proven ability to lead program direction and operations.
• Strong communication with students, faculty, and external stakeholders.
• Awareness of accreditation standards (ATMAE) and program assessment.

Responsibilities

• Provide overall management of curriculum, scheduling, and program delivery.
• Coordinate with advising, admissions, and workforce development to support recruitment and retention.
• Ensure program alignment with institutional mission and regional workforce needs.
• Lead development and revision of curriculum using advisory feedback and assessment data.
• Oversee operations including class scheduling and faculty appointment processes.
• Develop and maintain employer partnerships for internships, projects, and equipment donations.
• Represent the program to internal and external constituencies.

Skills

Curriculum development

Leadership and management

Effective communication

Industry partnerships

Advisory board collaboration

Education

Bachelor's degree in Chemical Engineering or related discipline

Master's degree in Chemical Engineering or related discipline

Job description

Roane State Community College is seeking a Program Director for the Chemical Engineering Technology program. The role provides leadership, strategic direction, and oversight of curriculum, scheduling, faculty, and resources to prepare workforce-ready technicians and operators.

The position requires coordinating across campus and with external employers, with some weekend/evening commitments. It is a 12-month, on-campus role based at the Oak Ridge campus, with travel as needed.