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Texas Women's University

Public university in Denton, TX

Associate Professor/Professor/Senior Associate Dean for the Graduate Program - Dean Nursing

School Leadership & AdministrationConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeTexas, USANo salary listedIn-person

About the Job

Requirements

  • Knowledge of faculty workload policies and processes, and ability to use data to determine programmatic faculty needs.
  • Knowledge of accreditation standards and a strong history of participating in self-studies and site visits.
  • Ability to partner with faculty, campus deans, and shared governance committees on accreditation readiness.
  • Ability to partner with Institutional Research and Data Management.
  • Ability to work with recruiters and advisors to resolve applicant barriers.
  • Ability to interact with professional peers outside the university and seek service opportunities on boards.
  • Ability to mentor faculty in research and support dissemination.
  • Ability to mentor new and experienced faculty and advise on promotion and tenure.

Responsibilities

  • Collaborate with the Dean and Campus Associate Deans to unify and standardize program operations across three campuses and create a strategic plan for the graduate nursing programs.
  • Provide accountability for academic programming, including student experience, curriculum integrity, accreditation readiness, enrollment, and performance improvement.
  • Recommend additional faculty positions or expertise to the Dean and campus Associate Deans based on program needs.
  • Correlate program enrollment with faculty vacancies and adjunct utilization.
  • Oversee staff and the search process for direct reports based on program needs.
  • Review staff roles and identify opportunities to upskill staff to improve performance, compensation, and retention, and to better meet faculty, student, and leadership needs.
  • Maintain curriculum integrity across the College of Nursing, including student learning outcomes, program outcomes, syllabi integrity, compliance with CCNE Essentials, and compliance with university syllabi requirements and course standardization.
  • Lead curriculum review, updates, and innovation.
  • Prepare program accreditation with faculty, campus deans, and shared governance committees; contribute to CCNE and SACS self-study documents and prepare faculty for site visits.
  • Oversee program data collection covering faculty workload, enrollment, applications, drops, incompletes, course failures, program attrition, graduates, employability, licensure and certification rates, and retention.
  • Create program dashboards accessible to faculty, staff, and leadership; share relevant data and trends with campus Associate Deans, program and track directors, assistant deans, and relevant committees in an ex officio capacity.
  • Use program data to identify performance-improvement opportunities and examples for upcoming accreditation activities, and advise the CPIC committee in an ex officio role.
  • Market and communicate program information and achievements to the public and within the university.
  • Set enrollment targets, improve admissions processes, participate in student orientations, review admissions and final or comprehensive exam evidence, and develop rolling admissions processes to recruit high-performing applicants.
  • Attend relevant conferences and seek opportunities to present the College of Nursing’s work through podium presentations and posters.
  • Partner with the ADR and campus Associate Deans to mentor program faculty in research and support dissemination.
  • Partner with the faculty lead for the Academy of Nursing Excellence to orient new faculty and identify developmental activities that enhance faculty performance and success.
  • Lead program faculty meetings for discussion, priority setting, performance improvement, and strategic planning; provide program updates during faculty meetings; participate in faculty retreats and doctoral colloquium; and attend graduations.

About the Company

Texas Women's University

Public university in Denton, TX

Texas Woman's University is a public university based in Denton, Texas. It offers bachelor's, master's, doctoral, and online degree programs across campuses in Denton, Dallas, and Houston.

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