[Announcement from he-sl listserv]
Dear service-learning colleagues,
The University of Georgia in Athens, GA is seeking a Vice President for
Public Service and outreach. The full position description is posted at
http://bit.ly/o4h4eB
To receive full consideration, applications should be submitted prior
to November 13, 2011; however, the position will remain open until
filled.
The position is responsible for articulating a vision of public service
and outreach that is consistent with the needs of a changing society, as
well as PSO's strategic initiatives to build human and community
capacity, enhance economic development, improve learning and research,
strengthen the University's international presence, and create leaders
of tomorrow. He/she is responsible for leading a dynamic organization
with eight diverse units, and supporting effective partnerships with
Cooperative Extension, the University's 16 colleges and schools, the
Georgia Health Sciences University/UGA Medical Partnership, and numerous
centers, institutes and other campus and outreach units. The Vice
President will ensure the integration of public service and outreach
into the University's research and instruction missions through
strategic partnerships with the Vice President for Research and the Vice
President for Instruction. Units reporting to the Vice President
include Archway Partnership, Carl Vinson Institute of Government,
Fanning Institute, Georgia Center for Continuing Education Conference
Center and Hotel, Marine Extension Service, Office of Service-Learning,
Small Business Development Center, and the State Botanical Garden of
Georgia.
The Vice President for Public Service and Outreach is a senior
administrative officer reporting directly to the Senior Vice President
of Academic Affairs and Provost and a member of the University Cabinet
with responsibility for recruiting and approving all public service and
outreach faculty appointments. The Vice President is a liaison to other
institutions of higher education in the state of Georgia, as
appropriate.
Thanks,
Rahma Osman
Program Assistant
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