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Chief Student Affairs Officer in Nashville
This position is responsible for developing, implementing, monitoring, and promoting student affairs strategies and programs to increase access, success, development, well-being, and engagement for all students. The Chief Student Affairs Officer (CSAO) works cooperatively with the TBR staff, Presidents, and other campus constituencies, including faculty and staff to promote best practices in student success using student supports, and compliance with federal and state laws affecting student access and success. The CSAO will serve as a member of the Office of Student Access and Success (OSAS), which is one of three units housed in TBR’s Division of Policy and Strategy. The OSAS serves as a trusted partner to Tennessee’s community colleges and colleges of applied technology to design and deliver student-centered experiences that expand access, increase enrollment, improve retention, and accelerate completion. The office advances this work by supporting colleges in removing barriers, streamlining processes, and strengthening the full continuum of the student experience—from access through completion—while aligning with workforce and community needs. The CSAO provides leadership and coordination across key areas that shape student success, including Perkins and career and technical education initiatives, accessibility and student support services, high-impact practices, academic mindset development, career development, transfer, compliance, and student affairs. This work is further strengthened through collaboration and support across advising, Veterans Affairs, admissions, records, financial aid, shared services, accounts receivable, and CRM implementation. Through this integrated approach, the office ensures that policies, programs, and supports are aligned to promote improved student outcomes and position students for long-term success.
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Instructor - Respiratory Care (12-month Tenure Track) in Chattanooga
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Faculty – Funeral Services Education in Memphis
This is a full-time, term position, academic-year faculty appointment within the Department of Allied Health. The faculty member is responsible for the coordination, planning, preparation, presentation, and evaluation of classroom instruction and related activities. The faculty member is responsible for performing assigned teaching duties during the day, evening, or weekend on any Southwest Tennessee Community College campus as assigned. Supports the program coordinator to help assure effective program operation. Please note the following information regarding this position: 1. May be required to teach high school students 2. May require to provide instruction at clinical sites At a minimum, the related activities include instruction, instructional counseling, academic advising, serving on various committees, participating in local, state, regional, and national professional activities and organizations.
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