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OFFICE OF THE VICE CHANCELLOR-ACADEMIC AFFAIRS April 11, 1995 ALL ACADEMIC/INSTRUCTIONAL PERSONNEL (011) KEY ADMINISTRATORS/KEY SUPPORT STAFF (email) FROM: SEARCH COMMITTEE FOR THE DEAN, SOCIAL SCIENCES: ADRIENNE ANDERSON, Staff Association Representative, Business Manager, Urban Studies and Planning LAURA CORRALES, Undergraduate Student Representative ROBERT ENGLE, Professor, Economics PETER GOUREVITCH, Dean, IR/PS RAMON GUTIERREZ, Chair, Professor, Ethnic Studies; Professor, History GARY JACOBSON, Chair, Professor, Political Science SUSAN KIRKPATRICK, Professor, Literature JEAN MANDLER, Professor, Cognitive Science TIMOTHY McDANIEL, Chair, Professor, Sociology MICHAEL MEEKER, Professor, Anthropology TIFFANY MEYERS, Graduate Student Representative DAVID SWINNEY (CHAIR), Chair, Professor, Psychology A memorandum of March 10, 1995 from Vice Chancellor Marjorie Caserio announced that a UCSD-Internal Search Committee would be formed to recommend candidates to replace the current Dean of the Division of Social Sciences, Michael Rothschild, who will step down from that position on June 30, 1995 to assume the position of Dean of the Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs at Princeton University. The purpose of this present memorandum is to announce the final composition of that Search Committee (above), and to inform you of the committee's desire to receive input from all areas of the campus community. PLEASE SEND NAMES OF INDIVIDUALS YOU WISH TO NOMINATE, INCLUDING SELF-NOMINATIONS, TO: IN CONFIDENCE David Swinney, Chair Search Committee for Dean-Social Sciences c/o Julia Rieber, Staff Consultant Vice Chancellor-Academic Affairs, Mail Code 0001 All material received will be treated "In Strict Confidence". THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, SAN DIEGO IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY/AFFIRMATIVE ACTION EMPLOYER - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - DEAN OF DIVISION OF SOCIAL SCIENCES University of California, San Diego The Dean, reporting directly to the Vice Chancellor-Academic Affairs, is the academic-administrative leader of the Division of Social Sciences, comprised of nine academic departments--Anthropology, Cognitive Science, Communication, Economics, Ethnic Studies, Linguistics, Political Science, Psychology, and Sociology--each with a range of undergraduate and graduate programs. The Dean is the academic-administrative leader of academic programs that include the Academic Internship Program, Cognitive Science Program, Contemporary Issues, Health Care & Social Issues, Human Development, Latin American Studies, Law & Society, Middle East Studies, Science Studies, Science, Technology & Public Affairs, Social Science 60, Teacher Education Program, Urban Studies & Planning, and Women's Studies. Among other responsibilities, the Dean sets Divisional goals; develops long-range plans for the Division; promotes high academic standards in instruction, scholarship and creative endeavors; promotes the needs of an outstanding, diverse faculty and student body; provides leadership assistance to departments and programs in resource and space needs, academic recruitments, and advancement of faculty; works with the administration, Academic Senate, and other academic units in the maintenance, innovation, development and implementation of needed programs; represents the Social Sciences in various forums at the local, state and national levels. Prominent, therefore, in the consideration of the qualifications of the Dean are the following criteria: * Must hold a full-time, UCSD tenure appointment. * Outstanding scholarly credentials with broadly recognized national stature, and strong commitment to academic excellence. * Vision for the Social Sciences; capability to stimulate new directions, to promote existing resources to best advantage, to gain external support, to build for the future, and support inter-divisional interests. * Leadership potential or demonstrated leadership, ability to engage the division openly and cooperatively, to encourage expression of diverse interests, to coordinate the needs of students, faculty and community, to support the campus commitment to achieve diversity in its faculty, staff, and students. * Capability of effective action in representing the Social Sciences at UCSD at the state and national levels. |