Parallel disciplinary faculty in having the requisite preparation and specialized knowledge of theory and literature pertinent to an academic discipline or field, as well as relevant research methodologies
Have expertise and experience or disciplinary practice analogous to the faculty
Exercise independent professional judgment
Engaged in teaching, research, service, and in a wide variety of other professional functions of the University
Baccalaureate (required)
Advanced degree (usually)
State licensure (if required by the position, such as for physicians, dentists, or psychologists.)
Demonstrated skills and experience in administration or practice in the field after obtaining the degree
Academic Administrative Appointments
Involved in policy development and execution, and in directing, coordinating, or supervising activities of the University
Have a span of control and influence (often responsible for developing and modifying programs or policies impacting across many units system-wide
Have a high level of decision making authority (exercise discretion and independent judgment in matters of significance);
Make decisions that have a campus, college, or administrative unit or system-wide impact.
Provide oversight and accountability for system operations and/or academic and academic support units with responsibilities academic in nature, focusing on areas such as curriculum, research, libraries, or faculty and academic employee personnel systems.
May also hold direct responsibilities for the teaching and/or research activities of a University department or college. Academic administrative personnel may be line officers or staff
Baccalaureate (required)
Demonstrated skills and experience in administration or practice in the field after obtaining the degree
Professionals-in-Training Appointments
Involved in research and/or teaching.
Hold internships, residencies or are otherwise involved in further training in a disciplinary field. Note: some of the positions carry eligibility for tuition benefits.
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