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Job Type Regular Accountability Objective The Dean of Science, Technology, Engineering, Agriculture & Math (STEAM) division is an academic administrator who leads the division combining traditional STEM fields with agricultural and food sciences. They manage faculty evaluation, curriculum development, budgets, and program assessments. This role is responsible for ensuring program innovation and consistency,
maintaining accreditation standards, developing and processing both curricular revisions and new program development. Required Qualifications Master’s degree in education administration or one of the respective division disciplines or related field Five years of full-time teaching in higher education. Higher education administrative experience Demonstrated ability to work effectively with faculty, staff, and students
Excellent verbal and written communication skills Knowledge and experience with the utilization of Instructional Technology Extensive background in higher education and knowledge of community and/or technicalcollege environments, including grants administration. Desired Qualifications Five years of supervisory experience at the college levelDoctorate in one of the respective division disciplines, programs or related
fieldTwenty graduate hours in administration and supervisionProven experience in developing and implementing curriculum and industry-related programs. Weeks Hours per Week Full-Time/ Part-Time Full Time Minimum Compensation $95,283.00 Open Date 09/21/2026 First Consideration By Closing Date Open Until Filled Yes Special Instructions Summary Danville Area Community College Please follow the links to access the
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