Vice President, Graduate Studies & Innovation

The California State University; Turlock, Northern (CA, KY); Hybrid; USD 185,000 - 205,000; Full time

Job summary

California State University, Stanislaus invites applications for the Associate Vice President of Graduate Studies, Research and Innovation. The role leads graduate programs, research initiatives, and innovation strategies within Academic Affairs, reporting to the Provost and Vice President.

Responsibilities include shaping the graduate portfolio, expanding enrollment, securing external funding, and developing policies to advance graduate education and research across the campus.

Qualifications

• Earned doctorate and credentials to qualify for tenured appointment.
• Progressive leadership experience in college/school academic administration.
• Experience guiding graduate studies, research, and innovation initiatives.

Responsibilities

• Provide strategic vision and mentorship for graduate programming growth at Stan State.
• Oversee proposals for new and existing graduate curricula.
• Lead administrative liaison work with Graduate Council and curricular committees.
• Foster development of innovative graduate programs and accreditation efforts.
• Ensure data-informed decision making for graduate outcomes and enrollment strategies.
• Coordinate with Graduate Program Directors to strengthen program recruitment and admissions.

Skills

Strategic leadership

Graduate program development

Budget management

Grant/funding acquisition

Stakeholder collaboration

Education

Earned doctorate and eligibility for tenured appointment

Leadership experience in academic administration

Job description

California State University, Stanislaus invites applications for the Associate Vice President of Graduate Studies, Research and Innovation. The role leads graduate programs, research initiatives, and innovation strategies within Academic Affairs, reporting to the Provost and Vice President.

Responsibilities include shaping the graduate portfolio, expanding enrollment, securing external funding, and developing policies to advance graduate education and research across the campus.