OFFICE OF THE SENIOR VICE CHANCELLOR -
ACADEMIC AFFAIRS
July 21, 1997
ALL AT UCSD
SUBJECT: Search for Assistant Vice Chancellor-Academic Personnel
Assistant Vice Chancellor - Academic Personnel Nanette Caldararo has accepted the position of Assistant Dean in the Division of Arts and Humanities. Although the loss of Nanette's talents and counsel will be felt throughout the academic departments and in the Senior Vice Chancellor's office, I am pleased that the campus will continue to benefit from her considerable skill and experience.
A search has been initiated to select a new Assistant Vice Chancellor - Academic Personnel to assist incoming Senior Vice Chancellor Marsha Chandler as she begins her new administration. Because of the critical juncture of the arrival of Senior Vice Chancellor-designate Chandler and the importance of this position on the campus, the recruitment and selection of a successful candidate is of the highest priority for the campus.
I am inviting the campus community to assist me in identifying individuals with the experience, talent, and energy for the position. Attached is a job description. For full consideration, please forward nominations and resumes by August 1, 1997 to Pat Wong at mail code 0922, by facsimile to 822-0546, or electronically to sendcv@ucsd.edu.
Richard Attiyeh
Interim Senior Vice Chancellor -
Academic Affairs
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Assistant Vice Chancellor - Academic Personnel MSP IV
The Assistant Vice Chancellor - Academic Personnel acts as the principal advisor to the Senior Vice Chancellor in all matters related to the management of the UCSD academic personnel function, manages a staff of 14, including seven professional employees in the areas of:
appointment, appraisal, and advancement for academic employees; academic compensation and salary administration; and budget/resource allocation. Serves as liaison between the Office of the Senior Vice Chancellor and academic departments and research units, the Academic Senate, and the Office of the President in matters of policy analysis, interpretation, and administration. Additionally, the incumbent serves on campus and systemwide committees. The position requires a record of leadership in university administration with a working knowledge of academic governance, organizational infrastructure, academic personnel and management; negotiation, mediation and decision making skills; the ability to provide leadership in addressing complex and sensitive institutional problems; analytical skills on a broad range of administrative and institutional issues; excellent writing skills; effective communication and interpersonal skills; experience managing complex budgets, information systems and special projects; and knowledge of State, Federal, and UC guidelines, rules and regulations pertaining to academic employment and personnel issues. Working familiarity with UC academic policies and procedures preferred.
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