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The Director of Teaching Fellows, Scholars, and Assessment will collaborate in the development, administration, and evaluation of the North Carolina Teaching Fellows and Meredith College’s Teaching Scholars programs and coordinate all assessment for the Education Department. The director reports to the Associate Provost for Academic Affairs and Education Department Chair and works in close collaboration with faculty in teacher licensure programs.

This position is full-time, eleven months per year.

Essential Duties and Responsibilities:

- Direct all aspects of the Meredith College’s Teaching Scholars and North Carolina Teaching Fellows programs
- Recruit students for Teaching Scholars and North Carolina Teaching Fellow programs.
- Assist in retention of students
- Design and lead professional development seminars, travel experiences, and summer activities
- Collaborate with the EHES faculty and methods faculty in other departments to support Teaching Scholars and Teaching Fellows
- Promote campus-wide faculty engagement and collaboration
- Attend North Carolina Teaching Fellows (NCTF) director meetings, participate in NCTF sponsored activities, and collaborate with other NCTF campus directors
- Leads the Teaching Fellows Committee
- Develop and manage program budgets
- Coordinate and execute all department level data collection
- Complete departmental, institutional, state, and federal reporting
- Lead accreditation efforts
- Teach two undergraduate courses each semester

Qualifications:

- Minimum master’s degree in education or closely related field, Ph.D preferred
- Experience with or understanding of NC licensure expectations
- Experience with assessment and accreditation
- Excellent oral and written communication skills
- Capacity to build and sustain strong college and public school relationships
- Ability to communicate effectively with diversity constituencies, including current and prospective Teaching Fellows and their families; college faculty, staff and administration; and external agencies
- Valid NC Driver's License and a clear driving history is required.

Required Documents:
- Cover Letter
- Resume