[Scla-list] FW: UNCG Clinical Assistant Professor/Charlotte Program Position Opening

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Subject: UNCG Clinical Assistant Professor/Charlotte Program Position
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The University of North Carolina at Greensboro 

School of Education 

Department of Library and Information Studies 

Clinical Assistant Professor/Charlotte Program Coordinator

 The Department of Library and Information Studies invites applications for
the position of Clinical Assistant Professor/Charlotte Program Coordinator.
This is a 9-month position at the lecturer, non-tenure track, level with the
option of teaching in the summer.  The successful candidate will be hired on
a three-year contract and will complement the existing strengths of the LIS
program and faculty.  Salary is commensurate with experience. 

 Responsibilities:  The Clinical Assistant Professor/Charlotte Program
Coordinator's chief responsibilities include: administration and
coordination of the Charlotte program, instruction, student affairs,
assessment, external relations, staff supervision and university service.
The Coordinator reports directly to the Department Chair 

 The Department has a Masters of Library and Information Studies (MLIS)
enrollment of over 250 students and delivers the program via the Internet,
through the campus Tele-learning Center or face-to-face to students in
Greensboro and Charlotte. The Charlotte Program serves approximately 90
students. The American Library Association accredits the MLIS program.
Founded in 1891, The University of North Carolina at Greensboro is
classified by The Carnegie Foundation as a comprehensive doctoral, research
university with "high research activity" and in the community engagement
classification under Curricular Engagement and Outreach and Partnerships.
The University has a diverse student body, with an enrollment of 17,540, and
is located in the Triad area of North Carolina. 

Qualifications: Candidates must have earned an ALA accredited MLIS or a
masters degree in a related field at minimum. An earned doctorate in LIS or
a related field is preferred. Demonstrated teaching potential and
appropriate experience is required. Commitment to distance education and
flexibility in a variety of delivery modes are an essential component of the
position. 

The University seeks a dynamic, creative, talented and
self-motivated/directed person with effective communication, administrative
management, time management and technology skills. It is expected that the
Clinical Assistant Professor/Charlotte Program Coordinator will have strong
public relations skills and be able to forge productive links between the
UNC Charlotte and UNCG campuses and with their respective academic units and
external constituencies.  

Deadline: The deadline for applications is June 20, 2010 or until filled. 

 Contact: Candidates should send via email: (1) a letter of application that
addresses stated responsibilities and qualifications, (2) current vitae, and
(3) the names, addresses, telephone numbers and email addresses of three or
more references (optional: evidence of teaching experience, such as course
evaluations, sample syllabi) to: 

Dr. Julia Hersberger 

Department of Library and Information Studies 

349D Curry Building, UNCG 

1109 Spring Garden Street 

Greensboro, NC 27412 

336.334.3482, jahersbe at uncg.edu 

www.uncg.edu/lis  

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