Remote Dept Chair – Competency-Based Education Leadership

South College; Kansas; Hybrid; USD 90,000 - 130,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Front Loaded PTO

Tuition Assistance

Medical, Dental, Vision

401(k) – with Employer Contribution

Job summary

South College in Kansas is seeking an Education Department Chair to provide academic and administrative leadership aligned with our mission and competency-based education. You will oversee curriculum development, assessment, and planning, and ensure faculty performance and student success through robust operational processes.

Reporting to the Associate Dean and CBE Dean, the Chair will mentor adjunct faculty, recruit and onboard staff, uphold accreditation standards, and support at-risk students

Qualifications

• Provide support in curriculum development, assessment, and academic planning.
• Support, mentor and evaluate Adjunct faculty in accordance with institutional policies.
• Support Adjunct faculty recruitment, hiring, onboarding, coverage and retention.
• Ensure compliance with accreditation standards, institutional policies, and applicable regulations.
• Promote student success initiatives, including at-risk outreach, and address academic concerns.

Responsibilities

• Lead academic quality, faculty performance, and operational effectiveness.
• Support student success in alignment with institutional priorities.
• Oversee curriculum development and assessment activities.

Skills

Leadership

Administrative

Remote work

Communication

Education

Terminal degree in Education

Job description

South College in Kansas is seeking an Education Department Chair to provide academic and administrative leadership aligned with our mission and competency-based education. You will oversee curriculum development, assessment, and planning, and ensure faculty performance and student success through robust operational processes.

Reporting to the Associate Dean and CBE Dean, the Chair will mentor adjunct faculty, recruit and onboard staff, uphold accreditation standards, and support at-risk students