Assistant Professor Native Hawaiian Student Services
Job in
Honolulu, Honolulu County, Hawaii, 96815, USA
Listing for:
University of Hawaii system
Apprenticeship/Internship
position
Listed on 2026-06-27
Job specializations:
-
Education / Teaching
University Professor, Education Administration, Academic
Salary/Wage Range or Industry Benchmark: 89858 USD Yearly
USD
89858.00
YEAR
Job Description & How to Apply Below
Position: Assistant Professor Native Hawaiian Student Services (84049)
Assistant Professor (F3, 11-month)
Position Number 84049 Hiring Unit:
Native Hawaiian Student Services (NHSS)
Location:
UH Manoa
Continuous recruitment until the position is filled.
F3- M11, Minimum $89,858/year, salary will be competitive and commensurate with qualifications and experience Monthly Type: 11 Month Tenure Track:
Tenure
Percent-of-effort as 60% service; 20% research; 20% teaching
Our campus welcomes all students but given our responsibilities to the community in which we operate, as part of our strategic mission, we strive to become a Native Hawaiian Place of Learning, a place that is committed to integrating Native Hawaiian language, culture and/or values into its academic and campus environment. Hawaiinuiakea is committed to serving and affirming our unique community and culture in the center of the Pacific Ocean and to continued research excellence.
Under the general direction of the NHSS Director, the hire is expected to perform the following duties and responsibilities:
Develops student services and co-curricular programming to recruit and retain Native Hawaiian Graduate students in all academic disciplines and providing administrative support in the day-to-day management of Native Hawaiian Student Services (NHSS). Collaborates with NHSS, Hawaiinuiakea School of Hawaiian Knowledge (HSHK) and University of Hawaii at Manoa (UH Manoa) staff and faculty, students, and/or student organizations to develop and implement student, faculty and staff programming related to Native Hawaiian graduate access, success and research.Develops recruitment and retention strategies, in collaboration with graduate program chairs and the Director of NHSS, to increase the overall enrollment of Native Hawaiian graduate students.Develop and maintain data systems that track and record statistical trends relevant to Native Hawaiian graduate students, performing activities such as survey design and implementation, data collection, and submission of reports.Develop strategies to engage in, or align with University policies that impact or strengthen Native Hawaiian graduate student opportunities.Provide consultation and other related services to students, faculty, staff, communities, and organizations in areas pertaining to educational and institutional research on Native Hawaiian student access and success. Consultation can include resource, capacity building and/or development, training, policy analysis, technical assistance, education, and outreach.Develop a variety of program presentations designed for various constituencies including students, faculty, staff, administration, community partners and higher education researchers.Assist and provide technical support and consultation for program evaluation efforts required for extramurally as well as university funded projects and other internal formative and summative evaluation efforts. Conducts evaluations of programs and services and publishes evaluation results in the form of technical, analytical, and interpretive reports.Provide administrative support to NHSS through funding development, grant management and administrative efforts, such as serving as principal investigator (and other support roles) on extramurally funded projects. Identifies and leads extramural funding development for Native Hawaiian graduate students.Identify strategic partnerships with academic and student success units at UH Manoa and UH System. Serves on College or University governance bodies and committees. Manages, coordinates and conducts special assignments, projects, and reports for the College or University and/or represent these groups in collaborations and other roles as requested and appropriate.Oversee NHSS personnel, including program coordinators, Graduate Assistants and other student staff.Develop an independent research agenda on Native Hawaiian graduate student success, consistent with the mission of HSHK and NHSS. Leads, develops, manages, and conducts empirical research on Native Hawaiian access and success in higher education, especially as it pertains to Native Hawaiians and other underrepresented student groups. Disseminates and publishes research results in the form of professional and conference presentations, academic journals and other professional publications.
Contributes best/promising practices to the field of student affairs.Support and participate in HSHK departmental level programmatic planning and strategy/policy development activities relative to Native Hawaiian graduate educational access and success. Represents HSHK, as appropriate, in designated roles as requested by the HSHK Dean or NHSS Director.Teach undergraduate and graduate courses in the field of Education, Hawaiian Studies, Hawaiian Language, Social Science, or related courses, in various modes of instruction (in-person, online, hybrid, etc.).Serve as academic advisor mentoring undergraduate and graduate students, and may supervise graduate assistants and post-doctoral fellows as required.Minimum…
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