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Reporting to the dean of University College, the director of the international center oversees international activities on campus including, but not limited to, international student services, some aspects of international undergraduate admissions, study abroad and exchange programs, exchanges and partnerships with international institutions and organizations, and international/cultural programming.

Major Responsibilities:
? Stays abreast of best practices in international education
? Supervises International Center staff, including study abroad coordinator, international student advisor, office manager, and student workers
? Works collaboratively with a variety of university groups to support the academic and personal success of international students
? Supervises and supports international activities on campus
? Develops programs, services, and resources for international students and faculty
? Develops, monitors, and updates partnerships and agreements with international institutions and organizations including bilateral exchanges
? Develops resources to assist students engaging in international experiences
? Develops international resources for Winthrop faculty development
? Directs professional development and cross-training among International Center staff
? Supervises and supports aspects of faculty exchange programs when appropriate
? Chairs the International Advisory Committee
? Serves on the Global Learning Initiative Coordinating Committee
? Oversees International Center budgets

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Position Availability: April 15, 2013

Application Deadline: March 18, 2013; application material received after the deadline may be considered if a suitable candidate has not been selected.

Employment Conditions: A 12-month, full-time appointment. Salary commensurate with qualifications.

Application Procedures:
Applications should consist of:

? A letter of application describing qualifications in the context of the position
? Current curriculum vitae or resume
? Official transcripts of highest college degree (copies acceptable during application process)
? Names, addresses, e-mail addresses and phone numbers of three professional references

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Applications should be addressed to:
Dr. Gloria Jones, Dean
University College
Winthrop University
209 Dinkins Hall
Rock Hill, SC 29733

Source: http://jobregistry.nafsa.org/jobs/5243136/international-center-director

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