Chair Search, School of Computing Instruction
The College of Computing has convened a search committee charged to engage with applicants and recommend qualified finalists for the next Chair of the School of Computing Instruction at Georgia Tech. The Chair position is expected to begin no later than DATE. School Chair terms are a five-year administrative appointment, subject to reappointment upon a comprehensive evaluation and mutual agreement, and report to the Dean of the College of Computing.
The job profile outlines the application process and provides details about the employment opportunity, school, and college. For full consideration, candidates must apply through One USG Connect Careers by the priority deadline of DEADLINE. Both external and internal candidates will be considered and are encouraged to apply.
Inquiries and nominations should be sent to varma@gatech.edu.
We look forward to involving the School of Computing Instruction, the College of Computing, and the Georgia Tech community in this important process.
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Members of the Georgia Tech Computing community may view candidate materials here.
Job Profile
The advisory search committee has developed a job profile comprised of the job description, an overview of the School of Computing Instruction, and the leadership and administrative management responsibilities for the School Chair position. The USG careers job ID is #284703.
Inquiries and nominations should be sent to varma@gatech.edu.
We look forward to involving the School of Computing Instruction, the College of Computing, and the Georgia Tech community in this search.
Search Timeline
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Search Committee
Sashank Varma (search committee chair), Professor, School of Interactive Computing
Betsy DiSalvo, Associate Professor, School of Interactive Computing
Pedro Guillermo Feijoo Garcia, Lecturer, School of Computing Instruction
Daurette Joseph, Director of Academic Programs, College of Computing
Vladimir Kolesnikov, Professor and Senior Associate Chair, School of Cybersecurity and Privacy
Melinda McDaniel, Principal Lecturer and Associate Chair, School of Computing Instruction
Mark Moss, Senior Lecturer, School of Computing Instruction
Umakishore Ramachandran, Professor, School of Computer Science
Mahdi Roozbahani, Lecturer, School of Computing Instruction
Richard Vuduc, Professor, School of Computational Science and Engineering
Michael Wolf, Professor and Chair, School of Mathematics
Connie Irish, School Administrative Officer, School of Computing Instruction
Tikica Platt, Assistant Director of Human Resources, College of Computing (ex-officio HR partner)
For More Information
For more information about the School of Computing Instruction, please visit the school website.
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