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Faculty members are encouraged to apply for a position as director of the
Carolina Women's Center, scheduled to open in Fall 2001.
The search is being conducted by the Office of the Provost. The director
should be a tenured faculty member who:
* Has experience in University or community administrative or leadership
positions;
* Can be an articulate advocate for women's issues on campus and beyond;
* Can work effectively with University administrators, faculty, staff and
students and with individuals and organizations in the larger community; and
* Has excellent oral communication, presentation and writing skills.
Screening of applications for the position will begin Dec. 10. Interviews will
be in January and February 2000 with a start date of July 1, 2000. The 12-month
post will be part time.
Interested individuals should submit as soon as possible a cover letter
describing their relevant experience; their vita; and the names of at least
three references, including addresses, telephone numbers and e-mail
addresses.
Faculty, staff and students also are encouraged to nominate individuals who
would be outstanding candidates for this position.
Applications should be sent to the Carolina Women's Center Director Search
Committee Chair, Abigail T. Panter (Psychology), c/o Patricia C. Clark, Office
of the Provost, CB# 3000,
104 South Building.
Nominations of qualified individuals and/or questions about the position
should be sent to Panter at panter@unc.edu More information about the position
can be found at http://www.ais.unc.edu/womens_ctr_pos_des.html
To be housed in West House, the Carolina Women's Center will be a place where
University women's organizations can come for seminars, educational programs,
workshops and lectures on women's issues.
The center also will provide library resources and meeting space, as well as
coordinate campus events related to women.
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