Holy Apostles College and Seminary Looking for Vice President of Academic Affairs Full Time

Vice President of Academic Affairs

Holy Apostles College and Seminary (HACS), a Roman Catholic institution
accredited by both NECHE and the Association of Theological Schools (ATS), is accepting applications for a Vice President of Academic
Affairs. HACS offers on-campus and online programs and courses leading to Bachelor’s Degrees, Master’s Degrees, and
Certificates.

Education

• Earned Doctorate in higher education administration or a field that is taught
  in the college. Candidates with significant progression toward the completion of a doctorate may be considered depending on experience and
  accompanying professional documentation.

Experience

• Three or more years of experience in an
  institution of higher education; at least three years of supervisory or management experience.
• Participation in professional
  organizations.

Skills, knowledge, abilities, and other qualifications

• Demonstrated leadership
  and administrative experience.
• Record of accomplishment in teaching, scholarship, and service.
• Experience in curriculum
  development and assessment.
• Strong communication, organization, and technology skills.
• Ability to successfully manage
  fiscal resources.
• Vision for integrating new and emerging technology.
• Proven record of leadership in creating a
  collaborative team approach.
• Ability to create and maintain a culture of respect for all people.
• An understanding of and
  commitment to support HACS’ Roman Catholic heritage, identity, and mission.

HACS is accepting applications immediately,
and the position will be open until filled.

Applicants who apply before March 15, 2022, will be given full consideration. Applicants
must submit a CV and cover letter, along with the names, titles, and contact information of three current references. No references will be
contacted unless the candidate is advanced. Please submit these materials to Dr. Andrew Blaski (Chief Academic Officer; [email protected]).

Job Title: Vice President of Academic
Affairs

Job Summary:
The Vice President of Academic Affairs reports directly to the Rector/President and is a member of the
executive leadership team. He/she is responsible for all aspects of academic operations.

Duties will include but are not limited
to faculty hiring, contracting, oversight, and evaluation; course scheduling and faculty assignments; ensuring all related academic policies
and operations are managed consistently with the mission and goals of HACS. The Vice President of Academic Affairs will also participate in
strategic planning and will lead efforts toward consistent academic quality including but limited to improving student learning outcomes and
supervising the accreditation process. The position is to be fulfilled through a respectful, constructive, and energetic style, guided by
the Charism and Mission of the College and Seminary and also by the Society of the Missionaries of the Holy Apostles.

PRINCIPAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:

• Manage and direct the implementation of academic programs (on campus and
  online).
• Oversee and execute administration of allocated budget.
• Supervise and evaluate graduate and undergraduate faculty
  (on campus and online) including Graduate Program Directors.
• Lead faculty in fulfilling the requirements for assessment of student
  learning, program review,and other processes integral to student success.
• Oversee delivery of faculty development
  opportunities.
• Oversee faculty on-boarding process including hiring, promotion, and separation (on campus and online).
• Create annual academic calendar and course schedule with input from other key parties.
• Collaborate with faculty members,
  Student Affairs, IT, Financial Aid, and Registrar’s office to resolve and document student issues or complaints.
• Collaborate with
  members of Enrollment Management and Student Affairs to support undergraduate and graduate student recruitment, advising, and retention
  activities.
• Inform the President/Rector of significant institution-wide policy issues.
• Participate in strategic
  planning.
• Establish organizational goals related to the office.
• Provide supervision and collaboration for all
  accreditation processes.
• Maintain a strong relationship with peers in state, national, and other higher educational institutions.
  As is reasonable, attend conferences, workshops, and meetings related to academic administration.
• Other duties as assigned.: