Associate Dean of Student Affairs and Admissions
- Employer
- UT Health Science Center San Antonio
- Location
- Texas, United States
- Salary
- Salary Commensurate with experience
- Date posted
- Dec 9, 2021
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- Position Type
- Administrative, Deans, Student Affairs, Admissions, Enrollment, Retention & Registrar, Student Activities & Services
- Employment Level
- Administrative
- Employment Type
- Full Time
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The Graduate School of Biomedical
Sciences (GSBS) at UT Health San Antonio invites applications for
the position of Associate Dean of Student Affairs and Admissions.
The GSBS is one of five schools at UT Health San Antonio,
which is the premier academic research center in the
seventh-largest city in the country and is a recognized
Hispanic-serving Institution. UT Health San Antonio is the
chief catalyst for San Antonio’s thriving $40.2-billion-dollar
health care and biosciences industry and ranks 6th in Texas
for NIH funding. The GSBS offers over twenty academic programs
consisting of Certificate (4), MS (8), and Ph.D. (9) degrees. The
GSBS has nearly 400 graduate students and over 600 graduate faculty
members.
Position Summary:
The position requires at least 70% effort if
there is a concurrent faculty appointment.
The Associate Dean will report to the
GSBS Dean. The successful candidate must possess strong
leadership skills and the ability to direct and enhance the
educational experience for both potential and current students. The
successful candidate must also: 1) have a demonstrated ability to
manage multiple projects, 2) exhibit a high degree of initiative
and organization as well as an ability to juggle multiple
responsibilities in a fast-paced environment, 3) be
solution-oriented and have demonstrated problem-solving experience,
4) have excellent communication skills, 5) possess outstanding
management and customer service skills, and 6) have experience
interacting with and serving as an advocate for a diverse student
population. The Associate Dean also has direct reporting
lines from other areas within the GSBS including the Office of
Career Development, the Director of Training Programs, and the
Senior Admissions & Recruitment Program Coordinator.
The major
responsibilities of the Associate Dean of Student Affairs and
Admissions are:
Planning,
developing, and implementing the graduate students’ progress and
retention starting with student recruitment through
graduation.
Establishing
and overseeing strategies for student involvement in all aspects of
school service activities.
Overseeing a
large portfolio of yearly student awards and recognitions.
Providing
leadership and expertise in admission, recruitment, selection, and
yield goals established by the Dean.
Strategic
oversight of a multitude of current and future DEI programs and
initiatives.
Providing
leadership and developing communication strategies for campus and
program information to prospective students.
Working with
leadership in the other four UT Health San Antonio schools to
develop institutional academic policies and points of
collaboration.
Overseeing
major events/ceremonies such as orientation, candidacy, and
commencement.
Managing
conflict resolution between students and faculty mentors.
Qualifications:
A doctoral
degree and background in biomedical science or a related field and
twelve years of relevant experience are required.
Applications
must include a cover letter including a personal statement of
relevant experiences and vision for this position, a Curriculum
Vitae, and a Diversity statement.
Additional
Information:
This position will remain open until
filled; however, the search committee will begin to review
applications on December 15, 2021. Questions regarding this
position can be directed to Tim Raabe, Ph.D., Chair, Search
Committee for Associate Dean of the Graduate School
(raabe@uthscsa.edu or 210-567-3714).
The University
of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio is an Equal
Employment Opportunity/Affirmative Action employer including
protected veterans and persons with disabilities. All appointments
are designated as security-sensitive positions.
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