Dean of the School of Law
confidentialSan Antonio (TX)
About the role
Dean of the School of Law
About the Company:
Well-established public university providing holistic educational experiences Industry Education Management Type Educational Institution Founded 1852 Employees 501-1000 Categories Education Saint Mary's University Services Training Specialtieseducationhigher educationcatholic educationprivateliberal artslaw schoolgraduate schoolmba degreesmall class sizesncaa division ii athleticsservice-orientedand stem fields
About the Role:
The Company is seeking a Dean for its School of Law, a role that demands an accomplished and collaborative leader with a strong commitment to the mission of the institution. The successful candidate will be responsible for the academic and administrative leadership of the School, with a focus on strengthening its reputation, expanding influence, and preparing future lawyers to lead with integrity and a commitment to serving others. This is a pivotal time for the School, as it experiences significant growth and innovation, and the Dean will play a key role in shaping its future during this defining period. Applicants for the Dean position at the company's School of Law must have a J.D. or equivalent terminal degree, a record of teaching, scholarship, and professional achievement, and a strong background in legal education. The role requires a deep understanding of legal education within the context of a Catholic and Marianist university, as well as experience in areas such as ABA accreditation standards, faculty governance, and the evolving needs of the legal profession. The ideal candidate will have a proven track record in administrative leadership, including budget oversight, strategic planning, and a commitment to inclusive excellence. Collaboration with various stakeholders, including faculty, staff, students, and the legal community, is essential, as is a focus on the success and professional formation of all students. Hiring Manager Title Provost Functions Education/Academic Administration
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