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Associate Vice President of Culture and Belonging

$106,717 - $115,425 yearly
Full time Education Executive

Job Description

Lane Community College (LCC) seeks an innovative and results-driven Associate Vice President of Culture and Belonging. As a member of the leadership team, the AVP-CB will work collaboratively across divisions to embed inclusion into every aspect of institutional practice, policy, and culture.
The Associate Vice President of Culture and Belonging will have the authority to design and execute strategies that drive measurable outcomes in access and student success. This position is responsible for crafting and implementing a comprehensive agenda that aligns with LCC’s mission, vision, values, and 2022-2027 Strategic Plan, which aims to reduce disparities in student outcomes, enhance community partnerships, and improve organizational climate. The AVP will have supervisory responsibility of the existing Gender Equity Center, Multicultural Center, and Longhouse, and will work with these units in close collaboration with student affairs, academic affairs, and human resources.
 

Qualifications:

  • Master’s degree in education, student affairs, social justice, multicultural education, Native American studies, behavioral or social sciences, or related field.
  • A minimum of five years of progressive leadership experience in culture and belonging or related roles, preferably in higher education.
Lane Community College
About Lane Community College

Lane Community College boasts a legacy of strong community partnerships and engagement. The Eugene-Springfield metro area, with a population of 382,000, is located in the Willamette Valley between the Cascade Mountains and the Pacific Ocean. Lane County is the second largest population center in Oregon and supports a community that is home to artists, innovators, and visionaries. Lane County is an urban center for culture, recreation, and world class industry. The area is known as “Silicon Shire” for the tech industry, “A Great City for the Arts & Outdoors,” and “TrackTown USA” for elite athletes around the world. Lane County is home to ocean beaches, sand dunes, rivers and lakes, old growth forests and mountains, providing a variety of natural landscapes. Residents can hike the Pacific Crest Trail, ride bikes under historic covered bridges or over alpine passes, go snowboarding in the Cascades, fly fish in mountain streams, and much more. The region also boasts a vibrant farm-to-table food scene and an impressive array of high quality breweries, wineries, and distilleries. Locals and visitors take in art galleries as well as concerts, theater, and dance at a variety of local performance venues.

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