What are the responsibilities and job description for the Director of Assessment and Accreditation; Teaching, Learning and Educational Leadership position at Binghamton University?
Location : Binghamton, NY Category : Professional Posted On : Tue Sep 10 2024 Job Description :
Budget Title : Staff Associate (SL-4)
Salary : $65,000
As the Director of Assessment and Accreditation for the Department of Teaching, Learning, and Educational Leadership, the candidate will oversee and implement all aspects of the assessment and accreditation plan. This will require, among other duties, consistent engagement with faculty, staff, and community partners to ensure compliance with state and federal requirements and to facilitate continuous improvement.
Job duties will include the following :
- Supervising the creation and review of unit-wide and program-wide assessments, and leading data analysis for accreditation reports
- Stay up-to-date and knowledgeable on national, state, and SUNY policies, best practices, and initiatives in assessment, accreditation, curriculum
- Developing and managing assessment calendars
- Supervise the development of accreditation reports and visit
- Lead data analysis and report development for accreditation and continuous improvement
- State, Federal, other entities : Middle States, Title II, US News & Report, Research & Development, AAQEP, SUNY
- Lead assessment and accreditation-related meetings and initiatives with faculty, staff, and community partners, at least twice per semester
- Review and share data with stakeholders and provide recommendations for continuous improvement
- Oversee Taskstream Operations
- Coordinate and maintain CTLE records for the University
- Lead development of new program proposals (with faculty and chair)
- Liaison with Graduate School and Chair on the development of new courses and programs
Job Requirements :
Preferred :
Visa sponsorship is not available for this position
Additional Information :
Offers of employment may be contingent upon successful completion of a pre-employment background check and verification of degree(s) and credentials.
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Salary : $65,000