Dean, Honors College - John R. Hall Center For Academic Excellence. in Huntington, WV

Marshall University seeks nominations and applications for the Dean of the Honors College. The successful applicant will succeed Dr. MaryTodd who served as the founding dean before accepting appointment as Executive Director of The Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi. MarshallUniversity hosts a Phi Kappa Phi chapter.The academic leadership of Marshall University has a bold vision for and commitment to its future as a premier educational institution andcenter of contemporary scholarship, and the Marshall University Honors College is an essential component of that vision.The Dean will work collaboratively with the provost and the deans of 8 other colleges in a comprehensive academic environment to developnew and creative academic programming for Marshall's undergraduate honors students and the broader academic community. Candidates must havea record of commitment to diversity and the interpersonal and communication abilities necessary to engage deans, department chairs, facultyacross the university, and students in strategic planning that will result in continued growth of the Honors College.Located in Huntington, West Virginia, Marshall University was founded in 1837 and is named after the 4th U.S. Supreme Court ChiefJustice, John Marshall. Marshall is a multi-­?campus public university providing innovative undergraduate and graduate education to over14,500 students including 4,000 graduate and medical students.Responsibilities