Atlanta University Center Consortium, Inc. (AUC) Looking for Assistant Director of Engineering Education Innovation Full Time

OVERVIEW OF THE ORGANIZATION: RE-ENVISIONING OF THE ATLANTA UNIVERSITY CENTER COLLABORATIVE EFFORTS AND RESULTS

The Atlanta University Center Consortium (AUCC) is the oldest and largest academic consortium serving primarily African American
students. Its members are four historically black colleges and universities (HBCUs); two liberal arts colleges, a comprehensive research
university, and a medical school; that confer undergraduate and graduate degrees across a range of disciplines. Graduates of the Atlanta
University Center institutions are leaders in their chosen fields. In addition, AUC research addresses a broad range of issues, focusing on
issues and disparities facing minority populations.

Shared Vision for AUCC as an Innovative Think Tank

The
Council of Presidents of the Atlanta University Center (AUC), which includes the presidents of Clark Atlanta University, Morehouse College,
Morehouse School of Medicine, and Spelman College, have developed a shared vision that shifts the AUCC from an organization focused on the
coordination of individual programs and governance councils to an innovative think tank focused on thought leadership, collaboration, and
innovation for strategic initiatives that will yield meaningful and effective outcomes for each campus and the AUC. Additionally, the vision
for the AUCC is to provide a collaborative space to incubate innovative best practices relevant to the broader higher education community,
with a special focus and emphasis on underrepresented groups in higher education.

Position Overview

The
Atlanta University Center Consortium seeks an Assistant Director of Engineering Education Innovation. The employee will report directly to
the Director of Academic, Research, and Student Success for the AUCC. He/she will be expected to work on a variety of complex,
time-sensitive, and diverse duties for the AUCC’s Institute for Dual-Degree Engineering Advancement (IDDEA) related to outreach,
program growth, faculty development, curriculum enhancement, and office management, along with general oversight of the dual-degree
engineering program.

• Implement and manage a 4+1 (BS/MS) dual-degree engineering program.
• Serve as the Resource Advisor
  for the respective AUC institution’s dual-degree engineering officers and attend all related meetings.
• Will take the
  initiative to develop appropriate systems and processes with the guidance of the Director for the efficient tracking, planning, and
  execution of AUC-wide pre-engineering projects from inception to completion.
• Assist the Director with external engineering
  agreements and fundraising efforts.
• Assist pre-engineering faculty in incorporating innovative teaching and curriculum, including
  design thinking and entrepreneurial mindset; interfacing, preparing data presentations, and co-managing events and meetings, including the
  AUCC DDEP advisory board, alumni, and external partnering institutions.
• Provides innovative ideas, strategies, and programs related
  to improving academic preparation and in collaboration with the Program Manager, enhance pre-engineering students’ success and
  retention and graduation rates.
• Organize and host professional development workshops, such as grant writing and research symposiums
  for pre-engineering faculty.

The vision of the AUC Consortium’s Institute for Dual-Degree Engineering Advancement is to
be the premier minority engineering education program for private minority-serving institutions nationwide. It will be the number one
producer of African-American engineers for liberal arts colleges/universities, excellence in teaching, intensive research, and effectively
preparing graduates to be competitive for the engineering profession or graduate engineering programs. We seek an engineering education
expert to assist our faculty, staff, and students in achieving this vision and assist the Director on relevant projects and administrative
tasks for the program. This position will also supervise the Dual Degree Engineer Program Manager.

Requirements

• A Master’s degree in Engineering Technology, Engineering Education, or Engineering is
  required, and a Doctorate degree is preferred.
• At-least three to five-years of supervisory experience
• Must have a passion
  for student success and innovation.
• Must be able to travel and occasionally work nights and weekends.
• Proficient in
  Microsoft Office suite including Word, Excel, and PowerPoint
• Exceptional problem-solving, time management, organization, and
  customer-service skills
• Detail-oriented and able to meet deadlines while juggling multiple projects
• Able to multi-task in
  a busy and fast-paced office environment, prioritize effectively, and collaborate well with faculty and staff
• Demonstrate high
  levels of professionalism in interacting with faculty, staff, and residents/fellows
• Excellent verbal & written communication
  skills; ability to draft professional reports and summaries; develop marketing materials and educational proposals
• Must be able to
  develop social media campaigns and create effective posts for the AUCC Dual Degree Engineering Program.
• Progressive experience in
  an academic setting.