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SEARCH PROSPECTUS: Provost TABLE of CONTENTS SEARCH PROSPECTUS: Provost TABLE OF CONTENTS 3 Overview 4 The Opportunity 5 Required Qualifications Preferred Skills 6 Office of the Provost 7 About the College of DuPage 9 Leadership 10 Academics and Enrollment 11 What Makes Our Campus Unique? 13 About DuPage County 14 Procedures for Nomination and Application SEARCH PROSPECTUS: Provost 2 The College of DuPage (COD) is a comprehensive community college with far- reaching impact. Located in Glen Ellyn, Illinois VISION just 25 miles outside of Chicago, the campus covers 273 acres. The College is firmly rooted College of DuPage will be the primary college in the community yet committed to reflecting the district residents choose for high quality needs and demands of an ever-changing world. education. The College of DuPage offers nine degrees in over 150 areas of study, each degree program MISSION emphasizes relevant course-work and results- focused teaching by dedicated faculty. With The mission of College of DuPage is to be a nearly 27,000 students served annually, College center for excellence in teaching, learning, of DuPage is the second largest college in Illinois and cultural experiences by providing and growing. accessible, affordable, and comprehensive education. COD understands the importance of remaining relevant on multiple levels: interpersonal, VALUES academic, civic, cultural and economic. With a steady eye on regional, national and international INTEGRITY developments, College of DuPage fulfills its We expect the highest standard of moral mission as an educational and economic agent character and ethical behavior. of change for the residents it serves. HONESTY Beyond all other considerations, though, We expect truthfulness and trustworthiness. the members of the College community are educators, devoted to the idea that knowledge is RESPECT transformative. The College of DuPage believes We expect courtesy and dignity in all there are few things more powerful than a mind interpersonal interactions. engaged. COD is excited by the possibilities RESPONSIBILITY ignited when knowledge is imparted through We expect fulfillment of obligations and meaningful discourse, in the service of realizing accountability. each and every one of the community member's full potential. SEARCH PROSPECTUS: Provost 3 THE OPPORTUNITY Reporting to the President, Dr. Ann Rondeau, the of a diverse and inclusive community and be Provost is a member of the President’s Cabinet committed to maintaining equal opportunity for and participates in strategic planning, policy its members. formulation, budgetary decisions and problem solving, and offers advice and counsel on the The Provost directs the work of the Academic implications of institutional decisions on both and Student Affairs leadership team, promoting academic programs and the student experience. an effective interrelationship in blending both The Provost has broad responsibilities for the academic and student affairs within the College. planning, development and administration of The Provost consults with members on the team the College’s educational programs and student on issues affecting the Academic and Student services and serves as the College’s Chief Affairs Division of the College and works Academic Officer. The Provost ensures the collaboratively to ensure that the College meets academic integrity of the College and supports its enrollment management and student success innovations in programs and methods of delivery goals as outlined in the Strategic Long Range that respond to a rapidly changing academic Plan (SLRP). environment. The Provost also provides leadership, vision, direction and advocacy for College of DuPage, the largest community college a comprehensive array of student services that in Illinois, seeks an experienced leader with a support completion and students’ success in strong unifying voice and a distinguished record meeting their educational goals. The Provost of academic and professional accomplishments. will be dedicated to the strength and support SEARCH PROSPECTUS: Provost 4 REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS The successful candidate will have a minimum strategic communication systems. He/she will of an earned doctorate. Further, he/she will have a background in advocating for cross have successfully completed at least 8 years of constituency communications, making data progressively challenging responsibilities in a driven decisions, supporting professional higher education setting at the equivalent of a development, understanding the value of the vice president level. arts and navigating and managing internal/ external organizational politics. In order to lead the distinguished academic and student services faculty, staff, and administrators The leader selected for this position must have at College of DuPage, the selected candidate an understanding and appreciation for shared must have college teaching experience and a governance and expertise in working with deep knowledge of and appreciation for the role Pathways and/or other complex system-wide and importance of student services. student success initiatives. The candidate will value diversity and evidence a commitment to This new provost will be a visionary leader with the mission of the community college, especially experience in a unionized environment and in creating educated, informed citizens. demonstrated expertise working with a board of trustees. He/she will possess effective change The record of the next provost will reflect an management skills as well as a solid record of appreciation for the economic influence and managing large, complex budgets. Additionally value of the College to the community it serves. the provost will have a proven record of making He/she will have demonstrated expertise in and implementing challenging/complicated collaborating with the business community and decisions. other community partners. Knowledge of the needs of adult learners and support systems to The successful candidate will be a strong facilitate their success will be clear in the record advocate for Academic Affairs and Student of the successful candidate. Affairs. His/her record will reflect a history of working with students and valuing student The provost will lead with integrity, be a team input. In addition, the provost will have previous player and a leader comfortable accomplishing experience in garnering collaboration with work through teams. He/she will demonstrate various stakeholders and have a commitment respect for and have skills in communicating to remain visible, transparent, inspiring, with individuals at all levels of the organization. persuasive and accomplished at managing PREFERRED SKILLS The ideal candidate will have experience on both the academic and student services sides of the academic leadership spectrum. In addition, the candidate will have successfully worked with an elected board and will have a record of providing access to opportunities for diverse populations of students as well as faculty. SEARCH PROSPECTUS: Provost 5 OFFICE OF THE PROVOST ACADEMIC AFFAIRS Academic Affairs supports both career and transfer education. Transfer students take a variety of courses in the liberal arts and sciences to fulfill specific requirements outlined by the Illinois Articulation Initiative and/or the specific graduation requirements of the transfer institution. Career-related programs are primarily designed to prepare students for direct entry into professional, semi-professional, technical, and skilled employment. Many students, however, elect to continue their education at the baccalaureate level through articulated capstone programs at baccalaureate-granting colleges and universities. Individuals already employed, including those with advanced degrees, take Student Life on Campus occupational courses to update their skills and/ or re-train for new jobs. College of DuPage offers students many ways to participate in its campus community. The Continuing Education seeks to connect the Office of Student Life provides a rich, supportive environment that helps students get the most College to the larger community, introduce non-traditional students to expert full-time and out of their college experience. adjunct faculty, support innovative teaching and learning, and enhance academic and career College of DuPage has had one of the most successful community college athletic programs pathways through dynamic programs and services. Continuing Education brings value in the nation for the past 20 years. Competing in the National Junior College Athletic Association to community members of all ages, partnering with public and private sector organizations (NJCAA), the Chaparrals have captured several national championships and many regional, to positively contribute to regional economic development and the overall quality of life. state and North Central Community College Conference championships. Continuing Education/Extended Learning (CE) serves a diverse cross section of District 502 Over 80 student clubs provide students a residents through the Youth Academy, Adult Enrichment, Adult Education, Business Solutions connection with academic programs, topical interest sharing, sharing of leisure-time (Career and Professional Development), and Homeland Security Training Institute units. activities, social interaction and a connection with the communities of students at the college. STUDENT AFFAIRS Students can augment their studies by visiting Student Affairs is committed to providing our world-class Library and the McAninch outstanding student and campus
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