Vice President for University Advancement & Alumni Engagement

Carlow University, located in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, seeks an accomplished Vice President for University Advancement & Alumni Engagement to provide strategic leadership at a consequential moment in the University’s history. Reporting directly to President Kathy W. Humphrey, PhD, and serving as Carlow’s Chief Advancement Officer and a member of the President’s Cabinet, the Vice President will lead and strengthen an Advancement enterprise whose impact reaches across the University and the communities it serves.

Carlow enters the search with strong institutional and philanthropic momentum, including enrollment growth, expanding academic and community partnerships, and increasing external engagement. The next Vice President will build on that momentum by bringing greater strategy, discipline, scale, and sustainability to Carlow’s fundraising and advancement efforts.

Associate Vice President & Deputy Chief Information Officer

The University of Alabama at Birmingham seeks an Associate Vice President & Deputy Chief Information Officer to serve in a critical leadership role supporting UAB’s academic, research, and clinical missions. Reporting to the Vice President for IT and Chief Information Officer, the Deputy CIO will help strengthen governance, coordination, execution, and enterprise-wide technology alignment across the institution.

Vice Provost, Institutional Effectiveness & Academic Planning

The University of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB) seeks a Vice Provost for Institutional Effectiveness & Academic Planning (IEAP) to provide senior leadership at a critical point in the University’s continued evolution as a leading public research institution and academic medical center. Reporting to the Provost and Senior Vice Provost for Faculty Affairs, the Vice Provost for IEAP will play a central role in shaping how data, analytics, and academic planning inform institutional priorities, resource allocation, and long-term strategy.

Since its founding just over fifty years ago, UAB has achieved extraordinary distinction in research, education, clinical care, and public service. The University’s rapid ascent has been marked by sustained growth, national recognition, and a culture of innovation that spans disciplines and missions. As UAB looks ahead, it is intentionally strengthening the ways in which institutional data and analytics support academic quality, student success, and strategic decision-making across an increasingly complex enterprise.

Director, Construction Management

Oregon Institute of Technology (Oregon Tech), the state’s only public polytechnic university, invites nominations and applications for the position of Director, Construction Management within the College of Engineering, Technology and Management (ETM). This role represents a rare opportunity to build and shape a new academic program from the ground up - at a moment when industry demand, institutional commitment, and community investment are uniquely aligned.

Oregon Tech’s Bachelor of Science in Construction Management launched in Fall 2025 in direct response to regional and statewide workforce needs across both public and private construction sectors, including heavy and general construction. Developed in close partnership with industry leaders, the program reflects Oregon Tech’s polytechnic mission: hands-on, applied education that prepares graduates to contribute immediately and lead responsibly in complex, real-world environments. Distinct from construction programs housed within engineering colleges, Oregon Tech’s Construction Management program is intentionally grounded in management and leadership - preparing graduates for supervisory and project leadership roles across the construction sector.

Department Chair, Business Management

Oregon Institute of Technology (Oregon Tech), the state’s only public polytechnic university, invites nominations and applications for the position of Department Chair, Business Management within the College of Engineering, Technology and Management (ETM). This role offers a compelling opportunity to lead a high-impact academic department at a moment of strategic possibility and institutional evolution.

Oregon Tech is nationally recognized for its applied, hands-on approach to education - preparing graduates who are not only career-ready but positioned to lead within their professions. The Business Management Department sits at the intersection of business, technology, and innovation, making it central to the university’s mission and future growth.

Dean, Health, Arts & Sciences

Oregon Institute of Technology (“Oregon Tech”), the state’s public polytechnic university and a national leader in applied, hands-on education, invites nominations and applications for the position of Dean of the College of Health, Arts & Sciences (HAS) - an opportunity to lead a college that stands at the center of Oregon Tech’s mission to improve the human condition through knowledge, innovation, and service.

The College of Health, Arts & Sciences - Oregon Tech’s largest and most comprehensive academic unit - advances the university’s impact in health, science, and human service education through an extraordinary range of programs and partnerships. With more than 1,600 students and over 100 full-time faculty located across the Klamath Falls, Portland-Metro, and Salem campuses, HAS prepares graduates who strengthen Oregon’s communities through both expertise and empathy. Its faculty are known for their collaborative spirit, applied research, and devotion to student success - educators who embody Oregon Tech’s distinctive polytechnic ethos and commitment to real-world transformation.

 Department Chair, Applied Computing & Geomatics

Oregon Institute of Technology (Oregon Tech), the state’s only public polytechnic university, invites nominations and applications for the position of Department Chair, Applied Computing & Geomatics within the College of Engineering, Technology and Management (ETM). This is an exciting opportunity for an academic leader to guide a department at the forefront of Oregon Tech’s mission – advancing applied learning, research, and workforce innovation across information technology, cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, and geospatial science.

As Oregon’s Polytechnic University, Oregon Tech prepares graduates to lead where knowledge meets practice. The College of Engineering, Technology and Management continues to expand its reach and reputation through growing enrollment, new interdisciplinary programs, and national recognition for academic quality and applied research.

Department Chair, Computer Systems Engineering Technology

Oregon Institute of Technology (Oregon Tech), the state’s only public polytechnic university, invites nominations and applications for the position of Department Chair, Computer Systems Engineering Technology (CSET) within the College of Engineering, Technology and Management (ETM). This is an exceptional opportunity to lead a cornerstone department at the intersection of technology, innovation, and applied learning.

As Oregon’s Polytechnic University, Oregon Tech prepares graduates who excel where theory meets practice. The College of Engineering, Technology and Management embodies that mission through hands-on, industry-integrated education. ETM serves more than 1,400 students across campuses in Klamath Falls and Portland-Metro, achieving a 96% placement rate and one of the university’s highest retention levels. The College continues to grow in enrollment, research, and partnerships, expanding opportunities for applied discovery across the Pacific Northwest.