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CHANCELLOR SEARCH

THE LOUISIANA COMMUNITY AND

TECHNICAL COLLEGE SYSTEM INVITES

NOMINATIONS AND APPLICATIONS FOR

THE PREMIER LEADERSHIP POSITION

OF CHANCELLOR AT BATON ROUGE

COMMUNITY COLLEGE (BRCC).

LOCATED IN LOUISIANA’S CAPITAL CITY, BRCC is a recognized and respected leader within the community offering high-demand, high-income programs aligned to the area’s thriving economic drivers such as the petrochemical, healthcare, construction, information technology, and automotive industries. One of the most productive post-secondary institutions in the state, in 2016, BRCC had more than 2,600 graduates and served more than 18,000 students in credit, non-credit, and adult education programs. BRCC has eight campuses and sites located in the Capital region. BRCC offers over 70 degree, certificate, and certified training programs and a variety of pathways for students interested in participating in the workforce or transferring to a four-year university.

To meet the needs of students and industry, the State of Louisiana and BRCC are investing in three new state-of-the-art, industry endorsed facilities. Among them is the John McKay Jr., Automotive Training Center which opened September 2016.

BRCC’s chancellorship is an exciting opportunity for an individual who is a strong advocate for educational excellence, the bridging of academic and technical education, service to students, and providing workforce solutions.

Louisiana’s community and technical colleges have adopted an aggressive five-year public agenda entitled Our Louisiana 2020: Building the Workforce of Tomorrow. This public agenda is in response to the state’s unprecedented economic and workforce forecast, which calls for tens of thousands of skilled workers over the next 10 years.

THE LOUISIANA COMMUNITY AND TECHNICAL COLLEGE SYSTEM invites nominations and applications for the position of Chancellor of Baton Rouge Community College (BRCC).

Located on the eastern bank of the Mississippi River, Baton Rouge is a major industrial, petrochemical, medical, research, motion picture, and growing technology center of the South. Louisiana’s state capital and second-largest city, Baton Rouge enjoys a unique culture, incredible cuisine, and a wide variety of amazing parks and outdoor activities.

As a pillar institution serving the Capital Area Region for over twenty years, BRCC provides accessible, high quality, and affordable training programs with access to high-tech facilities and state-of-the-art equipment. The College has strong partnerships with local businesses and industry to ensure that students are well-prepared for the in-demand jobs of today and careers of the future.

BRCC offers world-class educational opportunities for the community by providing academic excellence, access for all, and a sustaining resource for the economic development of the state of Louisiana. BRCC’s commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion is a major strength in providing outstanding academic and workforce development opportunities. BRCC offers transfer, career and technical training, adult education, and customized programs at nine locations throughout Baton Rouge and the surrounding area.

The College is seeking a visionary leader who is an advocate for quality academic and workforce development with a strong community commitment. The next Chancellor will provide leadership and service to students and has demonstrated commitment to undergraduate research and to improving student access, success and completion. The candidate shall have proven success in building robust business partnerships and meeting the workforce needs of local employers. The next Chancellor will provide exceptional leadership and empower others to carry out the mission of the College.

REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS:• Minimum of 5 years high-level executive experience with demonstrated performance of exceptional quality, preferably in a comprehensive community college; administrative experience in other disciplines will also be considered.• Earned master’s degree or equivalent.

DESIRED QUALIFICATIONS:• A doctoral degree with a background in higher education administration is preferred.• The leadership ability to set and articulate a vision and strategic plan for BRCC, particularly focusing on greater inclusion of the BRCC faculty, staff and students in developing that vision and plan, while also working with stakeholders in the community to ensure relevance to the needs of the region.• The ability to inspire, lead a complex organization and make a long-term commitment to the College and to all those that are served by BRCC.• A passion for the role and mission of community colleges and an understanding of the key role the College plays throughout the community.• An unwavering commitment and dedication to supporting and growing a culture of inclusion and diversity throughout the College community.• An inclusive leaderwhodemonstratespositive leadership,flexibilityandaccessibilityand is committed to and appreciates the importance of investing in the professional development of faculty and staff.• A proven track record of successful senior management experience including sound business practicesandfinancialmanagement.• Anexceptionalcommunicator,listenerandvisibleleaderwhoinspiresconfidenceandwillseek out and value contributions from employees, students, and the community.• A commitment to ensuring appropriate connections and balance between academic and technical education.• Demonstrated leadership in the transfer mission with a strong background in workforce development.• A collaborative individual who believes in and supports traditional and non-traditional student organizations and activities.• An individual willing to use technology and new teaching methods to creatively address future workforcedemands,aswellaschangingdegree,certificateandprogramneeds.• The ability to communicate and work effectively with legislators, elected and government officials and community leaders as part of a system-wide team, to build consensus and to advocate on behalf of the College.• The willingness and demonstrated ability to build external relationships with community partners, leaders and citizens to promote BRCC and expand its visibility and place within the community.• A comprehensive understanding of accreditation processes.• The ability to develop and maintain relationships in collaboration with local and state elected officials,K-12educatorsandothercolleges/universities.

The next Chancellor must understand and embrace Baton Rouge Community College’s role in helping its students and the region meet their goals.

SALARY

Salary, benefits, length of contract and other terms and conditionsof employment are negotiable and competitive.

APPLICATION PROCEDURESTo ensure full consideration, application materials should be received no later than Monday, October 24, 2016. The position will remain open until filled.

Candidates will need to have the following information or materials available to complete the application:• A completed Candidate Summary sheet that can be found on the

left hand side of the ACCT Searches web page.• A letter of application that succinctly addresses the Position

Profile and demonstrates how the candidate’s experience and professional qualifications prepare them to serve the needs of Baton Rouge Community College (not to exceed 5 pages).

• A current resume including an email address and cellular telephone number.

NOTE: Candidates must combine their candidate summary sheet, cover letter, and resume into a single PDF file. Candidates will follow the prompts they are given while completing the application form. Candidates must input eight references: three supervisors, two direct reports and three faculty members from current or former institutions.

To apply, go to http://www.acctsearches.org

For additional information, nominations or confidential inquiries please contact:Julie Golder, J.D., Board Services Coordinator, jgolder@acct.org, 202-775-4466 (office) or 202-384-5816 (cell).

Narcisa Polonio, Ed.D., EVP of Board Leadership Services, npolonio@acct.org or 202-276-1983 (cell).

For technical assistance please contact:Marc Wollenschlaeger, Board Services Associate, mwollenschlaeger@acct.org or 202-775-4458.

An ACCT Search

SALARYSalary, benefits, lengths of contract, and other terms andconditions of employment are negotiable and competitive.

APPLICATION PROCESSNominations and applications will be accepted until the positionisfilled.

Thetargetdateforapplicationsis:February14,2020.

Fordetailedinformation,thechancellorprofileandinformation on how to apply, please visithttp://www.mybrcc.edu

To apply, go to: https://acctsearches.org.

For additional information, nominations or inquiries, contact:

Julie Golder, J.D., Vice President of Search ServicesAssociation of Community College Trusteesjgolder@acct.org(202)775-4466(office)(202) 384-5816(mobile)

BRCC does not discriminate on the basis of race, creed, color, marital status, sexual orientation, gender identity, gender expression, religion, sex, national origin, age, mental or physical disability, or veteran’s status in its programs and activities and provides equal access to its programs and activities.

QUICK FACTS ABOUT BRCC

FOCUS The college offers high-demand, high-income programs aligned to the area’s thriving economic drivers such as the petrochemical, healthcare, construction, information technology, and automotive industries.

IMPACTIn 2016, BRCC had more than 2,600 graduates and served more than 18,000 students in credit, non-credit, and adult education programs.

ACCESS BRCC has eight campuses and sites located in the Capital region.

OFFERINGBRCC offers over 70 degree, certificate, and certified training programs and a variety of pathways for students interested in participating in the workforce or transferring to a four-year university.

ABOUT LOUISIANA COMMUNITY & TECHNICAL COLLEGE SYSTEMTheLouisianaCommunityandTechnicalCollegeSystem(LCTCS)wascreatedin1998bythecitizensofLouisiana.Comprisedof12open-accesstwo-yearcolleges,ourmissionisasdiverse as the students and industries we serve. Since its inception member colleges have become some of the nation’s fastest growing institutions and most productive in terms of graduates and graduates earnings. LCTCS includes institutions, facilities and programs throughout the state of Louisiana. Each institution plays a vital role in preparing students for the in-demand jobs of today and careers of the future. LCTCS is committed to providing the skilled workforce needed to permanently improve the economic prosperity of Louisiana and its people.

LCTCS twelve member colleges: • Baton Rouge Community College • Bossier Parish Community College • Central Louisiana Technical Community College • Delgado Community College • Fletcher Technical Community College • Louisiana Delta Community College • Northshore Technical Community College • Northwest Louisiana Technical Community College • Nunez Community College • River Parishes Community College • South Louisiana Community College • SOWELA Technical Community College

ABOUT BATON ROUGE

Baton Rouge is the Capital City of Louisiana with over 200,000 residents. The entire capital area boasts of approximately 800,000 residents and BRCC serves seven neighboring parishes in addition to East Baton Rouge parish. The city, also known as “Red Stick,” is full of Louisiana’s culture and charm.

Baton Rouge has a variety of recreational opportunities from public parks and lakes to shopping and culturally enriching destinations. The city is spread over 80 miles and there are a variety of exciting activities to be found throughout. The revitalized downtown area boasts of fine dining, museums, exciting nightlife, and incredibly scenic views of the Mississippi River. Yet, one doesn’t have to go very far from the bustling downtown city atmosphere to find clear views and the quiet sanctuary of the many parks Baton Rouge offers. The city is located about 80 miles west of New Orleans. Baton Rouge is home to three higher education institutions: Baton Rouge Community College, Louisiana State University and Southern University The city is also known for its legendary Louisiana cuisine, a booming film and television industry as well as a thriving workforce and economic development sector.

ABOUT BATON ROUGEBaton Rouge is the Capital City of Louisiana with over 200,000 residents. The entire capital area boasts ofapproximately 800,000 residents and BRCC servesseven neighboring parishes in addition to East Baton Rouge parish. The city, also known as “Red Stick,” is full of Louisiana’s culture and charm.

Baton Rouge has a variety of recreational opportunities from public parks and lakes to shopping and culturally enrichingdestinations.Thecityisspreadover80milesand there are a variety of exciting activities to be found throughout. The revitalized downtown area boasts of finedining,museums,excitingnightlife,andincrediblyscenic views of the Mississippi River. Yet, one doesn’t have to go very far from the bustling downtown city atmospheretofindclearviewsandthequietsanctuaryof the many parks Baton Rouge offers. The city is located about80mileswestofNewOrleans.BatonRouge ishome to three higher education institutions: Baton Rouge Community College, Louisiana State University and Southern University. The city is also known for its legendary Louisiana cuisine, a booming film andtelevision industry as well as a thriving workforce and economic development sector.

www.lctcs.edu265 S. Foster Drive, Baton Rouge, LA 70806

BATON ROUGE COMMUNITY COLLEGE

201 Community College Drive, Baton Rouge, LA 70806

www.mybrcc.edu