Director, Curriculum

Title: Director, Curriculum

Number of Positions: 1

Department: Academic Affairs

Classification: 3m-on campus mobile

Pay Rate: $55,430 - $68,890/per year. Pay will be determined based on related work experience above required. To be considered in determining pay, all related work experience must be listed on the application.

Required Documents Needed to Upload at Time of Application: Resume, transcripts and three professional references.

Reference check requirements: Three (3) professional references, two (2) of which should be former or current supervisors and (1) professional reference.

Personal references (friends, clergy, customers, relatives) are not considered acceptable references.

A professional reference such as a previous or current co-worker may be used as one of the references.

The Director of Curriculum plans, coordinates, and directs the development and implementation of the College catalog annually as well as collaborating to ensure the integrity of curriculum communication across multiple venues; facilitates the development and refinement of the College's academic offerings to ensure they are relevant and current. Reports on the status of the college's academic offerings as required by T /THEC.

Monitors curriculum related to SACSCOC, THEC, T , and College policies.

20% Lead the operations of the Curriculum Office and the coordination/integration of curriculum processes across college divisions and departments. Develop, organize, promote, and assess bi-annual curriculum training/workshops for faculty and staff.

20% Analyze curriculum offering and prepare internal reports such as prerequisite audit, substitution/wavier report, and course-offered reports. Make appropriate curriculum change recommendations to academic leadership. Lead the coordination and direct the development and implementation of the College catalog. Provide leadership for catalog revision and establish professional conventions ensuring consistency for the College catalog and master syllabi.

10% Direct curriculum development for the college including new courses, certificates, AAS programs, Tennessee Transfer Pathways, and curriculum modifications. Collaborate with the Dean of Emerging Programs and Innovative Collaborations and Academic School Leaders on the curriculum design and implementation of new programs.

10% Coordinate with AVPAA, Student Pathway Strategies, on development, implementation, and assessment of articulation and transfer agreements. Collaborate with the AVPAA to maintain accuracy of local dual credit and prior learning assessment opportunities.

10% Coordinate with AVPAA, Program Implementation Strategies, on annual academic program review to ensure accuracy and integrating of curriculum as communicated across multiple venues. Lead curricula change processes.

10% Supervise Administrative Assistant, serve on multiple committees (strategic planning, academic audit, academic assessment and others as assigned).

5% Submit proposals to T , including modifications to programs and secondary academic applications. Coordinate with T  and the College on state-wide aligned programs, course inventory, general education inventory, and Tennessee Transfer Pathway alignment. Ensure alignment with THEC academic program inventory. Communicate curriculum changes with college leadership across divisions as well as external articulation and transfer partners.

5% Collaborate with academic deans to maintain appropriate CDC membership. Coordinate with Curriculum Development Committee (CDC) chair to develop schedule of meeting and agendas.

5% Collaborate with administrators and faculty developers to write and submit to T  non-curriculum proposals such as secondary program applications,…