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Vice President, Financial & Institutional Services/Chief Financial Officer Maine Maritime Academy (MMA) invites nominations and applications for the position of Vice President, Financial & Institutional Services/Chief Financial Officer (VP/CFO). About Maine Maritime Academy Maine Maritime Academy is a public, co-educational college located in the beautiful coastal town of Castine, Maine. Originally founded in 1941 as one of six state maritime academies chartered to train officers for the Merchant Marine, the Academy now has close to 1,000 students in courses of study in engineering, management, science, and transportation. The Academy prides itself on the opportunities students have to gain hands-on experience, including time aboard a 500ft training 1 ship, the historic Arctic schooner Bowdoin, and more than 60 other vessels. The Academy’s rigorous courses and experiential programs equip traditional and regimented students with the practical skills, knowledge, and training to launch successful careers upon completion of an associate’s, bachelor’s, or master’s degree. Maine Maritime Academy holds the #4 position in US News and World Report’s Regional Colleges North and ranks #1 in Best Colleges for Veterans. Additionally, the Academy was recognized in 2018-2019 by Colleges of Distinction for leading practices in its engineering and business programs. The Academy’s retention and graduation rates are well above national averages. In 2018, the job- placement rate for MMA graduates was in excess of 90 percent within 90 days of graduation and in 2019, more than two-thirds of graduates obtained a U.S. Coast Guard license. Mission and Vision Marine and related programs provide the focus at Maine Maritime Academy. The curriculum empowers students to take leadership roles, encourages rigorous self-discipline, promotes curiosity, and provides graduates with the skills, ethics, and knowledge needed to succeed in the global economy. The members of the Maine Maritime Academy community share a vision that the Academy will provide the best marine and related education of any small college. In 2016, Maine Maritime Academy celebrated the 75th anniversary of its founding. To continue the Academy’s success through the next 75 years, the Board of Trustees put forward a strategic plan to capitalize upon current opportunities and to navigate through the obstacles that may be encountered in the years ahead. To learn more about the strategic plan, please visit: https://mainemaritime.edu/about- mma/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2019/01/MMA-Strategic-Plan.pdf Academics Maine Maritime Academy is a career-oriented college and globally recognized leader in providing rigorous and practical maritime, engineering, engineering technology, marine science, and logistics education with facilities and laboratories that are at the leading edge of technological innovation. Rigorous academic programs are designed and managed by a faculty from diverse academic backgrounds and from industrial positions in engineering, ship operations, marine sciences, maritime management, and small vessel design and operation. Hands-on training has been the hallmark of a Maine Maritime Academy education since its founding in 1941. 2 Students can earn a bachelor of science (B.S.), associate of science (A.S.) or master of science (M.S.) degree. The Academy has five academic departments: arts & sciences, engineering, international business & logistics, marine transportation, and ocean studies. MMA offers 13 undergraduate majors and 15 minors, 4 associate programs, and 2 graduate programs. For more information about academic programs, please visit: https://mainemaritime.edu/academics/wp-content/uploads/sites/3/2014/09/Viewbook.pdf All MMA students receive a cooperative education to enhance and build upon the classroom experience. Each spring the training vessel sails on a two-month cruise to domestic and foreign ports, as approximately 250 first- and third-year students enrolled in unlimited U.S. Coast Guard license programs apply what they have learned on campus. Second-year students are assigned to merchant ships in the Cadet Shipping Program for a minimum of 60 days for engine students and 90 days for deck students. Students in other majors also benefit from summer co-op experiences in Maine such as in shoreside power plants or industrial manufacturing facilities, aboard oceanographic vessels or research laboratories, windjammers, private yachts, passenger vessels, tall ships, charters, ferries, tugs, or other work boats, in shipyards, with engineering firms, or with logistics consulting firms in international transportation facilities. Maine Maritime Academy is accredited by the New England Commission of Higher Education (formerly the Commission on Institutions of Higher Education of the New England Association of Schools and Colleges, Inc. [NEASC]). Many of the engineering programs are accredited through the Engineering Technology Accreditation Commission of ABET and the maritime license programs are accredited by the United States Coast Guard. For a complete list of accredited programs, please visit: https://mainemaritime.edu/academics/accreditation/ Faculty and Staff Maine Maritime Academy employs 78 full-time faculty members and 38 part-time instructors. Professors at Maine Maritime Academy come from diverse academic backgrounds and from positions in engineering, arts and sciences, ship operations, marine science, communications, business, maritime management, and small vessel design and operation. Faculty members work 3 with students in classrooms, laboratories, and aboard ships, and also serve as academic advisors. Many instructors have years of direct industry-related expertise as well as practical and professional experience including: Navy, Coast Guard, and Merchant Marine; business consulting; government agencies; marine science and marine biology research; industrial operations; regulatory bodies and executive development programs. An additional 166 full-time and 40 part-time staff work at MMA. They represent a variety of professional backgrounds and are essential contributors to the community and to the student-centered environment on campus. Students In the fall of 2018, 979 undergraduate students and 18 graduate students enrolled. Of the student population, 574 were regimental program students and 405 were traditional students; 825 were men and 154 were women. Seventy-one percent of students are from Maine and 84% are from New England, with representation from 36 states and several countries. MMA’s student life blends the traditional college experience with different life experiences for those who participate in the Regiment of Midshipmen. Being a Midshipman is a choice that is usually determined by the academic major, but all students are encouraged to take advantage of the benefits of the Regiment. Currently about 60% of the student body participate in the Regiment. The Department of Residential Life and Student Activities supports the Academy’s academic mission by fostering a welcoming living and learning environment through a holistic approach to education. The department instills a culture of diverse and caring interactions, empowering students and preparing them to be responsible members of the global community. There are more than 30 clubs and organizations for students to join on campus, including Navy ROTC, student government, sports, music, and outdoor clubs. Athletics Maine Maritime boasts an active intramural sports program as well as intercollegiate competition in 13 varsity sports, including men’s and women’s basketball, cross country, lacrosse, sailing, soccer, swimming and volleyball and men’s football and golf. Varsity teams compete at the Division III 4 level. The University is a member of the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA), North Atlantic Conference (NAC), the Eastern Collegiate Athletic Conference (ECAC), and the New England Women’s & Men’s Athletic Conference (NEWMAC). Intramural and club sports are popular among students. MMA’s athletics facility features a newly renovated weight room and fitness center updated with state-of-the-art equipment. This facility, along with the swimming pool and Field House with climbing wall, are available to all students, faculty and staff throughout the year. Alumni The more than 8,300 living alumni of Maine Maritime Academy work all over the world. The success of the Academy’s alumni has resulted in a worldwide reputation for excellence and reliability in maritime, business, and scientific fields. The alumni network connects MMA graduates with career opportunities in all of the industries and organizations MMA serves. Many of MMA’s graduating seniors accept employment with companies they work for as students during cadet shipping or cooperative education assignments. Employers hire MMA students for their mastery of classroom theory and applied technology. MMA graduates land leadership positions—from the bridge of a supertanker, to the Pentagon, to the boardrooms of Fortune 500 companies. Many graduates also go on to be founders of their own companies. Leadership and Governance Board of Trustees The Board of Trustees of Maine Maritime Academy consists of 16 members, all of whom are appointed by the Governor. Members are appointed for a five-year term and may be re-appointed at the discretion of the Governor. The Board has full legal responsibility and authority for the governance of Maine Maritime Academy. It appoints the President of the Academy, approves the establishment of academic programs,
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