Title: Assistant Dean for Native American Affairs, Director of Native
American Cultural Center, Yale University (Req# 8572BR)
Deadline: Review of applications to begin January 19, 2010. Three-year,
renewable term appointment.
Website:
http://www.yale.edu/hronline/stars/application/external/index.html
<http://www.yale.edu/hronline/stars/application/external/index.html>
While reporting to the Dean of Student Affairs, provide strategic
direction for the work of the Native-American Cultural Center, and
supervise its daily operation. Serve on committees and lead various
student and academic programs.
Essential duties include but are not limited to:
* Manage and oversee the Native-American Cultural Center in all
its aspects.
* Work collaboratively with members of the administration to
define the appropriate identity for the Center and to plan for its
support and nurture; with undergraduates in developing services,
organizing activities and sponsoring events; and with Deans and faculty
in academic and personal advising, counseling and guidance matters.
* Work with the Dean of Admissions and his staff, and with the
Dean of Freshman Affairs in admitting and aiding integration of
Native-American students into the larger community.
* Actively work with the Advisory Board to advise and provide
support for the Center and its goals. Develop a long-term strategic plan
for the Center.
* Oversee the physical facilities of the Center. Hire, train and
supervise student workers. Manage the budget for the Center and assist
in seeking additional sources of support.
* Work cooperatively with directors of cultural centers and
other organizations to foster intergroup dialogue and enhance
intercultural interactions.
* Oversee programs in Yale College including serving on
committees, chairing committees, running special projects, and working
for the welfare of all Yale students.
Anticipated start date: Negotiable, but we anticipate July 1, 2010 or
thereafter.
Assistant Dean for Native American Affairs, Director of Native American Cultural Center, Yale University
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