Associate Dean - IT programs
Company: Keiser University
Location: Hollywood
Posted on: February 14, 2026
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Job Description:
Job Description Job Description The Associate Dean of IT
programs is responsible for managing the technology academic
programs at Keiser University - College of Advanced Technology,
Pembroke Pines Campus. This includes managing faculty, adjuncts,
with the support of registrars, academics staff, and the librarian.
The position entails: Managing and training faculty and staff of
the College of Advanced Technology. Monitoring and maintaining
curricula of technology programs. Managing the delivery of
educational services. Overseeing and monitoring student performance
in the College of Advanced Technology. Proposing new programs to
meet the demands of the industry and community's needs. The
Associate Dean is responsible for coordinating academic advancement
activities within the College of Advanced Technology programs.
These activities include those related to regional accreditation,
enhancing and promoting the technology programs, supporting faculty
development, and seeking and facilitating additional school
partnerships. The Associate Dean's goal is to promote opportunities
for the students by ensuring the college maintains accreditation
standards, stays current with technological advancements, provides
resources for faculty growth, and builds strategic partnerships
with other educational stakeholders. Additional Requirements
Experience 3 year(s): Academic leadership / administration
experience required. 3 year(s): Instructional experience required.
Curriculum development experience. 5 year(s): Professional
experience in technology related field. Education Master's degree
in technology related field (Computer Science, Software
Engineering, Information Technology, Artificial Intelligence)
Skills Communication Skills Leadership Skills Problem Solving
Critical Thinking Blackboard (LMS)
Keywords: Keiser University, Delray Beach , Associate Dean - IT programs, Education / Teaching , Hollywood, Florida
