Department Chair  Qualifications: Minimum: Budget Council Member (tenured) Preferred: Full Professor; administrative experience  Term: Determined by the Dean  Appointment: The Chair is appointed by and serves “at the pleasure” of the Dean of the College of Education Responsibilities: Provide leadership Inspire a shared vision Effective communication Advocate for department and/or individuals Champion a community of care and belonging Intermediary for administration to faculty Lead faculty in setting high standards for research, teaching, and service Establish relationships with alumni, prospective students, donors, etc. Administration of the department budget & ensuring fiscal responsibility Be familiar with the rules governing expenditures Scheduling courses  Have discretion to deploy faculty as needed  Ensure following any guidelines established by the Dean Supervise staff Be familiar with staff personnel policies and procedures Provide direction and feedback; address personnel issues immediately Provide staff support and recognition Negotiate/mediate conflicts  Faculty support Be familiar with policies and procedures for hiring, merit reviews, promotions, leaves, etc. Ensure faculty are aware of resources available to them Create an environment that will encourage faculty productivity Be accessible, establish relationships, be willing to listen to concerns Provide honest and timely evaluations Ensure that new hires stay on track Professional development opportunities Answer questions Provide advice and information Establish mentoring relationships Know departmental and college level governance procedures Routine Activities/Responsibilities in addition to those noted above: Attend monthly meetings of the Dean’s Management Team Collaborate with the EDP Leadership Team in determining department vision and policy Convene the Budget Council to review matters related to fiscal responsibility Supervise promotion and tenure review process, including peer teaching evaluations, annual faculty reviews, and periodic comprehensive reviews  Recommend faculty for promotion, tenure, and endowed fellowships Complete ad hoc tasks assigned by the Dean 

Associate Department Chair (optional position)* At the discretion of the Chair, an Associate Chair may be appointed.  Qualifications: Minimum:  Budget Council member (tenured) Preferred: Full Professor, administrative experience Term: Determined by the Chair  Responsibilities: Responsible for coordinating faculty and staff awards Back-up for Chair on any administrative duties necessary Attends Leadership Meetings and collaborate with the EDP Leadership Team in determining department vision and policy Assists chair in strategic planning and operations  *A single faculty member may serve as both the Associate Chair and Graduate Advisor at the discretion of the Chair.

Graduate Advisor  Qualifications: Minimum: Budget Council member (tenured) Preferred: Full Professor, administrative experience Appointment: Nominated by members of GSC; Selected by Department Chair           Responsibilities:  Responsible for all matters pertaining to student standing in Graduate School  Works with Graduate Coordinator on all matters pertaining to student standing in Graduate School  Works with Admissions Coordinator on Departmental admissions process including planning and conducting Department Orientation for new students in Fall Collaborate with the EDP Leadership Team in determining department vision and policy Serves as secretary to GSC Serves as member of GSC Executive Committee Serves as coordinator of Fellowship committee along with Program Chairs or their designees

GSC Chair  Qualifications: GSC Member  Term: 2 years   Appointment: vote of GSC members   Responsibilities: Participates in GSC EC meetings Works with graduate coordinator and graduate advisor to set GSC agenda Leads GSC meetings

GSC Vice-Chair   Qualifications: GSC Member   Term: 2 years   Appointment: vote of GSC members   Responsibilities: Participates in GSC EC meetings Assists GSC Chair when needed  Leads GSC meetings when GSC Chair is unavailable  Assumes GSC Chair role if Chair is unavailable to fill role

Academic Area Chair (QM, HDCLS, School and Counseling Training Programs)   Qualifications: Minimum: Tenure Track Faculty Preferred: Associate or Full Professor  Appointment: Depending on the needs of the area, Department, and faculty member, an area director may be appointed for a term of up to four years. The current Academic Area Director should notify Department Chair by beginning of their fourth (or last) year in this position as to whether they seek to continue for another term. If not, or if other qualified members of the program also seek the position, the Department Chair will initiate a search committee. If the Academic Area Director intends to continue for a second term, and there are no other faculty interested in the position, the Department Chair will appoint a review committee (see below).   During the Spring semester of an Academic Area Director’s fourth (or last) year, the Department Chair consults with program faculty to establish a committee to review the performance of the current Academic Area Director and/or (if the director may be stepping down) select a new Academic Area Chair. The committee should include a minimum of three people, including at least one faculty with an appointment in that area, one faculty outside the area, and one student in that area. Performance feedback will be solicited from faculty, students, and staff and will be coordinated by the review committee chair and/or the Administrative Manager.  Compensation: Academic Area Directors may select either a one-course reduction (in either the Fall or Spring). Additionally, program directors receive $1,500 summer salary for the month of August (paid September 1) to be present for orientation, advising, and leadership functions in the weeks prior to the onset of the fall semester.  Responsibilities: Provide leadership for area  Represents area at Departmental meetings (Leadership Team, Fellowship Meetings, GSC Meetings, Budget Council, etc.)  Sets agenda for and leads area faculty meetings  Works with Leadership Team, Directors of Clinical Training, and EDP staff to meet accreditation (e.g. SACS) and other reporting requirements Oversees Student Matters Advises and approves master’s and doctoral student course selection  Coordinates reviews of all applicant files and recommends students for admission to Graduate Adviser, including interview day for program (if applicable) and CoE campus visit day. Participates in fellowship committee and makes recommendations for area fellowships/scholarships  Responds to queries about the area from applicants and potential applicants  Oversees annual evaluation of program students Ensures that procedures and policies regarding student academic progress are followed and that accurate records are maintained.  Provides leadership on curriculum issues Initiates changes to the program curriculum as needed to maintain excellence Ensures that curriculum meets regional and national standards  Works with program faculty and leadership team to coordinate teaching schedules, identify curriculum needs, develop multi-year curriculum plans, and determine resources needs to curricular objectives.  Communication  Communicates with Department Chair about program activities Communicates with program faculty and students about Department, College, and University policies, discussions, and initiatives Provide updated content for website as needed  Safety in Suites Safety in Suites serves as Floor Safety Manager. assist with the evacuation, safety, and re-entry control process. These dedicated volunteers ensure suite-wide coverage during business hours and are an integral component of a department's building’s alarm system. Emergency Responsibilities: The primary responsibilities of the safety floor managers are evacuation and security.   Note: Additional information about program director responsibilities for each program is included in appendix. 

Training Director (School and Counseling Psychology Doctoral Programs) Qualifications: Minimum: Licensed Psychologist Preferred: Experience directing APA-accredited program  Title: Assistant, Associate or Full Professor of Instruction Appointment Term: Negotiable   Evaluation: Non-tenure track faculty who comply with the faculty annual review process will be evaluated annually for promotion and merit salary increases.  The Department Chair consults with program faculty to establish a committee to review the performance of the training director and/or select a new training director. The review committee should faculty with an appointment in each program, and two students (one in each program). Performance feedback will be solicited from faculty, students, and staff and will be coordinated by the review committee chair and/or the Administrative Manager.  Compensation: N/A Responsibilities: Oversees the APA Reporting and Accreditation Compliance Compiles program data relevant to the APA annual report Assumes leadership of the APA self-study and re-accreditation process  Assures annual information compliance with the APA SoA Oversees Practicum Training Identifies appropriate practicum placements  Ensures supervised experiences are consistent with the APA standards of accreditation  Maintains communication with site directors of training  Collects data on site relevant to student training (i.e., indicators of quality training, availability of supervisors, types of training provided, etc.)  Coordinates practicum assignment process in School and Counseling Psychology  Collects and maintains records relevant to practicum training (i.e., agreement forms, annual review of students, student reviews of practicum sites, etc.)  Ensures that procedures and policies regarding student academic progress are followed and that accurate records are maintained.  Participates in annual review of doctoral SP and CP students  Oversees Internship Process  Collects, organizes and communicates to student’s information relevant to each stage of the internship process Ensures internships to which students apply are consistent with the APA standards of accreditation  Assures students are eligible for application to internship Advises students on the internship process Teaches the Doctoral Internship Colloquium annually in the fall semester. In coordination with the program director, completes training director recommendation letter for internship Maintains communication with internship directors of training  Collects and maintains records relevant to the student’s internship  Communicates post-doctoral and employment opportunities to interns. Ensures that procedures and policies regarding student academic progress are followed and that accurate records are maintained.  Participates in annual review of doctoral SP and CP students  Provides leadership on curriculum issues related to clinical (practicum/internship) training Initiates changes to the program curriculum as needed to maintain excellence Ensures that curriculum meets regional and national standards  Communication  Participates in program faculty meetings Communicates with Department chair about clinical training needs and resources Communicates with program faculty and students about relevant national, regional changes in clinical training Provide updated content for program website as needed

Training Director (Counselor Education Master’s Program) Qualifications: Minimum: Doctoral Degree in Counseling Psychology, Counselor Education, or a related field. Appropriate practice credential in counseling.  Preferred: Teaching experience at the college or graduate level. Program management, development, and supervision experience. Title: Assistant, Associate or Full Professor of Practice  Appointment Term: Negotiable   Evaluation: Non-tenure track faculty who comply with the faculty annual review process will be evaluated annually for promotion and merit salary increases.  The Department Chair consults with program faculty to establish a committee to review the performance of the training director and/or (if the director is stepping down) select a new training director. The review committee should include a minimum of two faculty and one student. Performance feedback will be solicited from faculty, students, and staff and will be coordinated by the review committee chair and/or the Administrative Manager.  Following the initial 3-year term, this position is eligible for a rolling or 3-year fixed appointment based on performance and budget. Compensation: The customary teaching load for non-tenure track faculty is four courses per semester. Course releases are negotiable.  Responsibilities Provides Administrative Oversight of the Program in Coordination with the Academic Area Director Coordinates with the Academic Area Director recruitment, admissions, and fellowships for the program Coordinates with the Academic Area Director graduate student progress and timely review. Oversees Practicum Training  Identifies appropriate practicum placements  Ensures supervised experiences are consistent with the TEA certification and/or LPC licensure Maintains communication with practicum site supervisors Collects data on site relevant to student training (i.e., indicators of quality training, availability of supervisors, types of training provided, etc.)  Coordinates practicum assignment process Collects and maintains records relevant to practicum training (i.e., agreement forms, annual review of students, student reviews of practicum sites, etc.)  Ensures that procedures and policies regarding student academic progress are followed and that accurate records are maintained.  Participates in annual review of students Oversees Post-Graduate Licensure/Certification Ensures that procedures and policies regarding student academic progress are followed and that accurate records are maintained. Completes requested recommendations and confirmation of competence from relevant post-graduation employers and credentialing bodies. Provides leadership on curriculum issues related to training Initiates changes to the program curriculum as needed to maintain excellence  Ensures that curriculum meets regional and national standards  Communication  Participates in program faculty meetings Communicates with Department chair about clinical training needs and resources Communicates with program faculty and students about relevant national, regional changes in clinical training Provide updated content for program website as needed Documentation Compiles and maintains student records for the M.Ed. program If relevant, assumes leadership of accreditation for the M.Ed. program

Training Director (School Psychology SSP Program) Qualifications: Minimum: Doctoral Degree in School Psychology. Licensure as a Licensed Specialist in School Psychology (LSSP) or equivalent credential in another state. Preferred: Licensed Psychologist. Teaching experience at the college or graduate level. Program management, development, and supervision experience in schools. Title: Assistant, Associate or Full Professor of Practice  Appointment Term: Negotiable.  Evaluation: Non-tenure track faculty who comply with the faculty annual review process will be evaluated annually for promotion and merit salary increases.  The Department Chair consults with program faculty to establish a committee to review the performance of the training director and/or (if the director is stepping down) select a new training director. The review committee should include a minimum of three faculty and one student. Performance feedback will be solicited from faculty, students, and staff and will be coordinated by the review committee chair and/or the Administrative Manager.  Compensation: N/A.  Responsibilities Provides Administrative Oversight of the SSP program in Coordination with the Academic Area Director Coordinates with the Academic Area Director recruitment, admissions, and fellowships for the SSP program Coordinates with the Academic Area Director graduate student progress and timely review Oversees Practicum and Internship Training  Identifies appropriate practicum and internship placements  Ensures supervised experiences are consistent with the APA accreditation standards and NASP standards Monitors student progress and maintains communication with practicum and internship site supervisors Collects data on site relevant to student training (i.e., indicators of quality training, availability of supervisors, types of training provided, etc.)  Coordinates practicum assignment process Facilitates student attainment of internship placement Collects and maintains records relevant to practicum and internship training (i.e., agreement forms, annual review of students, student reviews of sites, etc.) Ensures that procedures and policies regarding student academic progress are followed and that accurate records are maintained.  Participates in annual review of students Oversees Post-Graduate Licensure/Certification Ensures that procedures and policies regarding student academic progress are followed and that accurate records are maintained. Completes requested recommendations and confirmation of competence from relevant post-graduation employers and credentialing bodies. Provides leadership on curriculum issues related to SSP training Initiates changes to the program curriculum as needed to maintain excellence Ensures that curriculum meets regional and national standards  Communication  Participates in program faculty meetings Communicates with Department Chair about clinical training needs and resources Communicates with program faculty and students about relevant national, regional changes in clinical training Provide updated content for program website as needed Documentation Compiles and maintains student records for the SSP program If relevant, assumes leadership of NASP approval or APA accreditation for the SSP program