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  • 07-Oct-09 10:25 | anonymous

    The Air Force Culture and Language Center invites applications for a human geographer (specialized in cultural, regional, social or a related sub-field) with expertise in geographic information systems, proficiency in cartographic design, an interest in professional development and a strong background in cultural research. The successful candidate will contribute to the Center’s dynamic and inter-disciplinary Department of Cross-Cultural Competence. The Department is charged with strengthening the ability of all Air Force personnel to exert positive influence in culturally complex environments. This entails working across the numerous academic units of Air University, a post-secondary institution accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools, and elements of the Air Force Expeditionary Training System.

    The successful candidate’s primary role will be to integrate geographic perspectives regarding specific cultural landscapes to Air Force education and training that enhance Airmen’s general abilities to work effectively across cultures. The successful candidate will assist in the design, development and delivery of educational and training curriculum, provide guest lectures and co-teach graduate/undergraduate electives across Air University. Students include US military personnel, members of allied armed forces and civilian employees. Previous teaching and/or training experience in professional contexts (e.g., international business, health care, diplomacy, etc.) is highly desirable. Prior military service and/or employment is advantageous, but not mandatory.

    The position will also provide opportunities/funding to conduct/supervise groundbreaking geographic research related to cross-cultural competence. A solid background in research design and ethics is therefore beneficial. In addition, the successful candidate will be responsible for outreach to professional associations, academic institutions and military centers in the US and internationally through academic conferences and other scholarly activities.

    Air University is located on Maxwell Air Force Base, adjacent to historical Montgomery, AL. Faculty appointments are made under excepted service, ordinarily for renewable three-year terms. AU offers highly competitive salaries, health benefits, life insurance and retirement plans. Relocation costs may also be covered. You may view the job announcement on USAJOBS.COM at http://jobview.usajobs.gov/GetJob.aspx?JobID=83738888. For additional information about the position, consult the Center’s website (www.culture.af.edu/afclc) for general background or contact the Chair of the Department of Cross-Cultural Competence, Dr. Brian R. Selmeski (brian.selmeski@maxwell.af.mil) for specific queries.

    Candidates may apply at the rank of instructor, assistant- or associate-professor. A Ph.D. is required for all but instructor, and preference will be given for demonstrated scholarly experience. Qualified individuals should submit a cover letter, curriculum vitae, academic transcripts and contact information for three references to Ms. Leigh Pfitzner, 42 MSS/DPCS, 50 LeMay Plaza South, Building 804, Maxwell AFB, AL 36112-6334 (elizabeth.pfitzner@Maxwell.af.mil). Applications received before 23 October 2009 will be considered at that time. All others must be received before the 13 November 2009 closing date. Please include the USAJOBS announcement number, LP-CL-03-2009, in all correspondence.

    The United States Government does not discriminate in employment on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, national origin, political affiliation, sexual orientation, marital status, disability, age, other non-merit factor. Individuals who served on active duty in the U.S. Armed Forces and were separated under honorable conditions may be eligible for veterans’ preference. Male applicants born after 31 December 1959 must certify registration with the Selective Service System or legal exemption. Applicants must be citizens of, or owe allegiance to, the United States.

  • 04-Jun-09 14:29 | anonymous
    Department: Administrative
    Location: Downtown, Lillian Rice Center
    Salary: $20.00 - $29.70 D.O.E., plus full benefits
    Opening Date: 5/29/2009
    Closing Date: Open Until Filled
    Major duties: Responsible for managing Senior Services’ Undoing Racism and Building Cultural Competence Initiative. Responsibilities include facilitating orientation and on-going training in understanding and addressing oppression, white privilege, institutional racism and other -isms for all agency staff and members of the board of directors; coordinating staffing for internal work groups addressing changes in agency policies and procedures necessary to assure a diverse workforce; establishing credible approaches to individuals’ complaints regarding potentially unequal or insensitive workplace treatment; examining data that reveal disparities in the way that current resources are allocated and programs used by community members of different races, genders, sexual orientations, and the like; as well as helping the organization build relationships with and establish accountability to community-based organizations that understand better than we do the needs of seniors of color, those with limited-Engl

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  • 04-Jun-09 11:18 | anonymous
    Once again, Grovewell is consulting its network in order to locate an individual with a particular set of skills and background characteristics.
     
    If you know, or know of, someone who meets the following criteria, please contact me:
     
    > Male.  [Work would be at a Saudi Arabian oil field; we’ve been told that women aren’t welcome.]
     
    > Extensive experience as a corporate manager and independent consultant to corporations.
     
    > Extensive experience in the field of HRD: professional development and performance management.
     
    > Prior experience, as employee and/or independent consultant, with the petroleum industry.
     
    > Willingness to consider spending 2-3 weeks working while in residence at a Saudi oil field hotel.
     
    > Desirable: Prior experience in the Middle East.
     
    > Desirable: Prior experience with competency modeling and competency development.
     
    Again, if you know, or know of, someone who meets these criteria, please provide me with his contact coordinates. 
     
     
    Thank you and regards, Cornelius
    .
    Cornelius N. Grove, Ed.D., partner
    Grovewell LLC
    Grovewell.com
    Office  +1-718-492-1896
    In office daily 06:00 New York time
    cornelius@grovewell.com
  • 14-Apr-09 14:37 | anonymous

    Webster University, a private, nonprofit, multi-campus, international institution serving more than 20,000 students worldwide, invites inquiries, nominations and applications for the position of Vice President for Enrollment Management and Student Affairs.  Dedicated to ensuring high-quality learning experiences that transform students for global citizenship and individual excellence, Webster University is characterized by small classes and close relationships among faculty and students, and by educational programs that join theory and practice through utilization of faculty with both academic and practitioner credentials.  The vision of Webster University is to be a premier U.S. - based international university setting a distinct standard for global education. Forty percent of all students across Webster campuses study abroad
    At its main campus in Webster Groves, MO, a picturesque suburb of St. Louis, Webster University serves over 8,400 students including 4,800 graduate students and 3,600 undergraduates.  Throughout the United States, the University offers degree programs for working adults in metropolitan centers, military education installations, and corporations in 21 states.  The University has international campuses in Austria, China, England, The Netherlands, Switzerland, and Thailand.  Students can choose from programs in the schools of business and technology, communications or education, or from majors in the colleges of fine arts or arts and sciences.  Many graduate programs in fields of business and management, and education are available on line.  Webster University is a top tier institution in the U.S. News & World Report “Best Universities – Master/Midwest” listing.  In 2008, the Chronicle of Higher Education named Webster to their list of Great Colleges to Work For.
    Reporting to the President and a member of the President’s Cabinet, the Vice President will be a key player in carrying out several institutional strategic goals for the 2020 Strategic Plan. In accord with the Strategic Plan, members of the campus community will participate in a campus-wide engagement in a review of institutional branding.  The review is expected to lead to the development of a new approach to an integrated strategic communications plan, which will necessitate the review of communications structures and processes.

    In addition to participation in activities related to the institutional strategic plan, the Vice President for Enrollment Management and Student Affairs will provide vision and leadership for a division that includes areas in Enrollment Management and Student Affairs.  Enrollment Management areas include:  undergraduate recruitment and admission worldwide; graduate recruitment and admission worldwide; international student recruitment and services; registrar; financial aid; marketing.  Student Affairs areas include: Dean of Students; housing and residence life; dining services; career services; counseling; health services; campus ministries; student leadership development; Webster Village apartments; multicultural center; international student affairs; new student orientation; judicial affairs; athletics and recreation; university center and student activities. 

    The Vice President is responsible for developing and implementing appropriate systems to deliver optimal enrollments worldwide, based on institutional strategic priorities as outlined in the 2020 Webster University Strategic Plan.  As well, the Vice President is responsible for providing strategic leadership for student affairs programs and services that support undergraduate and graduate student success and contribute to student retention throughout the university while also supporting the strategic goals outlined in the institutional strategic plan.   The Vice President will supervise a staff of seven direct reports and a total staff of 115 full and 15 part time professional staff.  The division operating budget is $ 7.5M (not including personnel, scholarship and financial aid budgets). 
     
    The successful candidate will have a minimum of eight years of experience in enrollment management and student affairs, with a record of increasing responsibility particularly in enrollment management.  Success in recruiting a diverse range of undergraduate students, from recent high school graduates to adult learners and international students is a must, as is success in recruitment of a diverse population of graduate students. The successful candidate will have a track record of success in these areas:  recruiting students who have the best chance of taking full advantage of all that the university has to offer, a significant number of whom will remain at the institution until they graduate; and maintaining comprehensive, creative, and flexible recruitment and enrollment plans that accommodate annual increases in class size and quality.  The incumbent will be familiar with and have a track record of success in utilizing best practice in enrollment management in all elements of Webster University, including military base centers, international centers, graduate centers, and a traditional home campus.  The incumbent will have excellent skills in assessment and data management, the ability to read data and see trends, and the development and communication of a market niche.  A comprehensive ability to use technology to enhance enrollment management effectiveness is also a key skill for this position. The incumbent must have well-developed planning skills, including development and implementation of an effective strategic plan that aligns with the institutional plan and development and implementation of an enrollment management plan that includes marketing and recruitment as well as retention.  A doctorate is preferred.

    The incumbent will be a strong leader who possesses exceptional supervisory skills particularly in the area of staff development.  He or she must be able to establish rapport easily, be a role model to staff, communicate effectively across campus constituencies, and be proactive in anticipating issues and communicating plans for addressing them.  The successful candidate will be a creative and innovative thinker who understands the unique role of Webster University both nationally and internationally, and who can send consistent messages regarding goals and direction to the diverse centers that comprise the university.  Finally, the successful candidate will be well-respected at the national level, known for his or her innovative approaches, strength as a planner and as a supervisor of staff, and one who is a high-energy, charismatic and optimistic leader.  

    Interested individuals should send a letter describing their interest in and qualifications for the position, a resume, and contact information including mailing and email addresses for five references.  The packet should be sent electronically (Microsoft Word attachments preferred) to leadership@wspelman.com. The subject line in the email should be EMSAWU.  Documents that must be mailed should be sent to William Spelman Executive Search at 667 Midship Circle, Webster, NY 14580. 

    Confidential inquiries will be received at 585.787-9742.  Confidentiality will be maintained, and references will not be contacted without prior knowledge or approval of the candidate. For full consideration, all materials must be submitted by May 11, 2009.  The process will begin immediately and will continue until the position is filled.

    Webster University is an equal opportunity, affirmative action employer.  Women and minorities are encouraged to apply.

  • 25-Mar-09 11:40 | anonymous
    Cartus, a global leader in cross-cultural and language training, is currently seeking a contract cross-cultural trainer to deliver one or two day workshops to relocating employees of our international clients.  The training is done part-time, on an as-needed basis.
     
    The requirements for the position are as follows:
     
    • Minimum two years international living and work experience
    • Minimum two years experience as a trainer
    • Corporate experience a plus
    • Master’s degree or MBA in international management and business, intercultural communication, organizational behavior, organization development, counseling, adult learning or related field is preferred; BA required
    • Knowledge of cross-cultural field
    • Ability to train in English  and Spanish
    Please submit resume for consideration to Jacob.Michelson@cartus.com or call at 312-368-2034.
     
    For additional information about Cartus and the services we offer, please visit our website at www.cartus.com
  • 24-Mar-09 16:43 | anonymous
    The German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD) is seeking a qualified, outgoing person to join its team as Information Officer, West Coast for 40 hours/week.

    As the German national agency for international cooperation in higher education, DAAD serves to promote international academic relations especially through funding the exchange of students and faculty between 
    Germany and other countries. Supporting over 55,000 individuals a year with competitive grants, the DAAD is the largest such organization in the world. DAAD San Francisco is one of over 40 information centers around the world and works in close collaboration with DAAD New York (the regional office) and DAAD Bonn (headquarters) to promote study and research in Germany

    Responsibilities of the Information Officer include all aspects of student advising and outreach in the western region of the U.S. Specific tasks include the following:

    - organize information workshops and visits to universities, including meetings with senior administrators, faculty, and students
    - represent DAAD at study abroad fairs and expos
    - orchestrate and assist in event-planning for major DAAD regional events
    - create targeted advertising and marketing strategies
    - identify new ways to promote study and research in 
    Germany
    - respond to student inquiries about study and research in 
    Germany through regular office hours, on the phone, and via email
    - manage annual budget and operations
    - manage a quarterly newsletter
    - work closely with DAAD professors, alumni, current fellows, and the German and German-American community to enhance outreach efforts

    Additional administrative and/or organizational responsibilities will be determined during selection process in accordance with the applicant's background, strengths and interests.

    Candidates should be fluent in German and English, have studied in Germany, be convincing public speakers, have experience with event planning, be able to work independently, and be flexible with working hours and travel. Candidate should have at least a bachelor's degree and have the legal right to work in the
    United States. Experience with editing (in English) would be a plus.

    Please send resume and cover letter via email to jobs@daad.org with the subject "San Francisco Information Officer".  No phone calls please. Applications will be accepted through April 23rd.  First round of interviews will be conducted by telephone. Selected candidates will be asked to interview in person either in San Francisco on May 20th or at the NAFSA conference in Los Angeles (week of May 25th). Projected start date is the beginning of June 2009. DAAD is neither able to fund travel to the interview sites, nor able to reimburse for relocation costs. Salary commensurate with experience. A competitive benefits package will be offered.
  • 23-Mar-09 11:49 | anonymous

    Dear Friend of ICI,

    The Intercultural Communication Institute in Portland, Oregon, is seeking an enthusiastic professional to join our staff as Associate Director for Professional Development. If you are interested, or know of someone who might be interested, a complete job description is available.

    Please don't hesitate to contact us if you have any questions.

    Sincerely,

    -- Janet Bennett and the ICI Staff

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