The University of Illinois Springfield (UIS) seeks outstanding candidates for the position of Associate Vice Chancellor for Graduate Education & Research. Working under the supervision of the VCAA/Provost, the AVCGER works collaboratively with the senior academic administrative team to foster and maintain excellence in graduate education and research administration. The AVCGER serves as chief advisor to the VCAA/Provost, Deans, and Faculty on all issues and initiatives related to graduate education, research administration, intellectual property, and conflicts of commitment and interest, and maintains current expertise in these areas as relevant to UIS operations. He/she oversees policies, operations, and functions of the Offices of Graduate Studies; Graduate Assistantships; and Pre-award Grants, Contracts, and Research Administration; and represents the VCAA/Provost to campus and external constituencies within areas of designated responsibility.

UIS is a premier public university that provides students with a high-quality liberal arts education, exceptional public affairs opportunities, and outstanding professional preparation programs. UIS is one of three campuses of the world-class University of Illinois and has been ranked by US News & World Report as the top regional public university (Master's category) in Illinois for five consecutive years. It is ranked second among public regional universities in the Master's category for the 12-state Midwest region.

The successful candidate must hold a PhD or equivalent academic degree from an accredited university and have academic credentials and experience sufficient to qualify for appointment as a tenured professor in one of UIS' academic departments. Prospective applicants are encouraged to read more about UIS at www.uis.edu and view the full position description, qualifications, and application instructions at the online application link.

UIS is an affirmative action/equal opportunity employer with a strong institutional commitment to recruitment and retention of a diverse and inclusive campus community. Persons with disabilities, women, and minorities are encouraged to apply.