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The American Indian Higher Education Consortium (AIHEC) is the collective spirit and unifying voice of our nation's Tribal Colleges and Universities (TCUs). AIHEC supports American Indian and Alaska Native higher education through dedicated research and programmatic initiatives designed to strengthen Native languages, cultures, and Tribal communities. By leveraging its unique position, AIHEC serves as a collaborative partner, providing essential services to member institutions and emerging TCUs. Additionally, AIHEC produces the Tribal College Journal (TCJ), a premier national publication sharing insights on American Indian education. Position Summary As a member of AIHEC’s Executive Leadership Team, the Director of Human Resources (HR Director) will be responsible for planning, leading, directing, developing, and coordinating the policies and activities of the Human Resources programs. In this role, the HR Director will help develop and lead a plan for staffing, internal...

General Summary: The Director of Human Resources works under the supervision of and in collaboration with the SKC President as a strategic partner to the Executive Council. The position goes beyond standard personnel operations to design and lead capacity development pipelines, build retention strategies, oversee institutional culture, create succession plans, and align people, personnel operations, and organizational goals. Deeply anchored in SKC’s Mission, Vision, Core Values (Integrity, Respect, Reciprocity, Relationships, Equity & Equality), and Ways of Being, the Director approaches human resources through relational leadership, transparency, and beliefs that inspire well-being. The role treats employees as core strategic assets to be nurtured and developed, empowering staff and faculty to support quality educational opportunities for American Indian students while perpetuating the cultures of the Séliš, Ksanka, and Ql̓ispé peoples, as well as all others who...

SCOPE OF WORK         Under the direction of the Dean of Academic and Distance Leaming, the Tribal Governance and Business Management Department Chair is the academic, research and services leader of the department and is responsible for its overall development and academic integrity. The position provides leadership and coordination for all activities in the Tribal Governance and Business Management Department, including setting program direction, establishing priorities with faculty members, and promoting a continuous improvement model. The position promotes and secures competitive funding to help sustain the TGBM Program at Northwest Indian College. The Department Chair works with other Department Chairs to administer the academic program for the College and improve academic services and programs offered by the NWIC.         The Department Chair is expected to be familiar with key principles and understandings of Indigenous Tribal Governance and Business Management which...