Job Title Table

Interprets complex psychological, medical, hearing, and psycho-educational evaluations from medical and psychological professionals. Consults with diagnosticians as necessary. Works with students to determine reasonable accommodations based on pertinent laws and regulations. Facilitates the accommodation process, working with students, their families, faculty and staff as necessary. Educates students, families, faculty and staff on appropriate services for and communications with student¿s disabilities. Maintains records of interactions; assesses effectiveness of accommodations and accommodation processes. Works with other administrative units as necessary. May supervise student staff. Bachelor¿s degree with three years relevant experience or Master¿s degree with one year relevant experience.

Engages in research, public service & teaching in units that support the academic mission. Education, degrees and experience are equivalent to those of academic faculty. Eligible for sabbatical if 100% commitment of state funding. Not eligible for tenure. Promotion emphasizes research & public service

Non-tenure track senior level faculty/faculty equivalent who possess the expertise and achievements to provide professional instruction in a manner that brings distinction to the appointing School/College and the University and serves in an administrative capacity to direct the operations of a research program and conducting research. Responsibilities include teaching, engaging in service both within and outside the university, maintaining professional credentials, research, and directing the operations of related research programs in addition to other duties as assigned by unit(s) hierarchy. Adheres to the faculty code of rights, responsibilities and conduct. Should hold the professional degree and licensing/certification in the field (if applicable), established research program and publication record with the additional requirement of significant experience and a distinguished record of achievement in the field. Fixed term of up to 3 years, subsequent limited term appointment of no more than five years may be offered. May serve at the pleasure for academic staff responsibilities and subject to simultaneous review.

Non-tenure track senior level faculty who possess the expertise and achievements to provide professional instruction in a manner that brings distinction to the appointing School/College and the University combined with academic-related program responsibilities such as advising, course scheduling, instructional coordination, curriculum development, etc. Responsibilities include teaching, engaging in service both within and outside the university, maintaining professional credentials, and/or other duties that the appointing dean determines are consistent with this definition. Should have professional teaching and service responsibilities that are significantly heavier than those of tenured and tenure-track faculty. Research responsibilities are not included in the expectations for professors of the practice. Adheres to the faculty code of rights, responsibilities and conduct. Should hold the professional degree and licensing/certification in the field, with the additional requirement of significant experience and a distinguished record of achievement in her or his field outside of the academy. Fixed term of up to 3 years, subsequent limited term appointment of no more than five years may be offered.

Engages in research, public service & teaching in units that support the academic mission. Education, degrees and experience are equivalent to those of academic faculty. Eligible for sabbatical if 100% commitment of state funding. Not eligible for tenure. Promotion emphasizes research & public service. Manager in charge of a department, unit or program that offers specialized services to limited constituents.

Engages in research, public service & teaching in units that support the academic mission. Education, degrees and experience are equivalent to those of academic faculty. Eligible for sabbatical if 100% commitment of state funding. Not eligible for tenure. Promotion emphasizes research & public service. Manages programs, projects, functions and/or processes within a department, center or unit that demonstrates a specific focus or service to the campus community, but does not have campus wide responsibility or impact. Conceptualizes, develops, and implements policies and procedures that effect the units mission and strategy. Develops reports and identifies metrics to evaluate efficiencies and suggest operational changes when warranted. May have budgetary discretion and responsibility over the unit funds. Represents the organization both internally and externally to the public. May serve as an expert in the field to peer institutions/programs. Scope of decisions impacts internal operations of the unit and requires compliance to guidelines be maintained. Cognizant of national trends and plans for operational strategies from a unit perspective. May provide leadership in compliance related activities such as audits, accreditation review and state liaison initiatives. Has the authority to act on the Director's behalf for the department. Supervises staff. Master's degree and 3 years of related experience in the field or a Bachelor's degree and 5 years of related experience in the field. Two years of supervisory experience.

Serves at the behest of a vice provost in a senior capacity to assist the chief executive officer of an academic, research or administrative function of a university campus. Also holds academic rank as a tenured member of the faculty.