Academic Chair – School of Business

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Saskatchewan Polytechnic

Location: Saskatchewan
Date posted: 2024-01-29
Advertised until: 2024-03-29

Job Title: Academic Chair – School of Business
Location: Any Location
Closes: February 11, 2024
Apply tohttps://careers.saskpolytech.ca/postings/53569

Job Description:
In addition to extensive teaching and leadership experience, the ideal candidate is someone with experience in applied research projects, as well as strong connections to industry. Saskatchewan Polytechnic is expanding its research, which requires the new Academic Chair for the School of Business to help guide projects, as well as leverage their industry connections.

General Accountability
The primary role of the academic chair is bridging the needs of their program areas within the strategic goals of the School of Business and School of Information and Communications Technology (ICT). Working with a strong base and knowledge of the post-secondary sector, the chair is responsible for the academic and operations management of assigned programs and ensure programs and services are delivered with a focus on quality education and training delivery. This is achieved by maintaining effective links with business sectors, industry, government, accrediting agencies and other educational institutions as they relate to programming needs. The academic chair will lead the program area faculty and staff to student-centered program and teaching excellence.

Nature & Scope
The chair is based at any Saskatchewan Polytechnic campus and the chair reports to the associate dean, School of Business & School of ICT and department of Arts and Sciences. The primary responsibilities of the chair include academic leadership, operations management and administration (financial management, people management, facilities, and project planning and execution) and strategic planning. The chair is responsible for leading program staff and faculty in the effective delivery of programs and services. This will include advocating and supporting program areas when engaging with internal and external stakeholders, business sectors, government partners or other educational institutions. This position will be responsible for ensuring the operational requirements for program areas are met and where needed, are secured.

The academic chair has a number of direct reports that can include faculty and other employees located across the various Saskatchewan Polytechnic locations and at educational partner sites. The chair will be responsible for all elements of the employee life cycle for faculty and staff in their program areas (staffing, recruitment, selection, orientation, training and development). The academic chair is responsible for monitoring the fiscal resources and recommending efficiencies within the assigned programs. It may be necessary for the academic chair to travel for program and administrative responsibilities. Additional travel may be required provincially and nationally to represent the School(s) and Saskatchewan Polytechnic on committees. The School of Business and School of ICT provides degree, diploma and/or certificate programs in many areas. The School(s) also offers general, introductory and specialized courses in a variety of disciplines through varied delivery methods.

Qualifications:
Candidates will be considered in accordance with the minimum education requirements to support the programs supervised. For this position, a diploma, degree or professional designation in a related field is required, or an equivalent combination of education, experience and training may be considered.

Experience in educational management/operational leadership and instructional experience in a post-secondary institution is preferred.

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