• Work closely with the Vice-Chancellor to execute the mission of the university • Champion excellence and quality throughout the university • Exercise leadership in key areas of academics and administration as assigned by the Vice-Chancellor and approved in the organizational chart • Participate actively in supporting and empowering the various academic and administrative leaders in the university and contribute to collegiality • Promote professionalism and champion change supporting the university’s mission • Represent the university well in various settings and public speaking engagements • Engage with key stakeholders, including the UGC, alumni, recruiters, donors, and parents, to advance the mission of the university • Represent the university and step-in for the Vice-Chancellor when appropriate
• PhD degree and teaching experience at any recognized university for a minimum of ten years
• Research or administrative work experience for a period of fifteen years