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Founding Director, Carsey School of Public Policy


The University of New Hampshire (UNH) invites applications for the Founding 
Director of the proposed Carsey School of Public Policy. The University is the 
recipient of a transformational gift from Marcy Carsey to build upon the 
research and policy analysis conducted by the Carsey Institute established in 
2002.



The Carsey Institute 
(http://www.carseyinstitute.unh.edu/<http://www.carseyinstitute.unh.edu/?utm_source=Carsey+Director+Search&utm_campaign=Carsey+Director+Search&utm_medium=email>)
 is widely recognized for its research programs on policies affecting children 
and families and on sustainable development and community finance. Its focus on 
poverty, place, demographic analysis, environmental stewardship, community 
change, economic development, program evaluation, and civic engagement will 
serve as the foundation for the proposed Carsey School of Public Policy.



The Carsey School will continue Carsey's national and international focus as 
well as its work in New Hampshire and northern New England. The proposed School 
will serve as a catalyst and meeting ground for faculty expertise across 
disciplines concerned with the application of research-based knowledge in 
policy making and problem solving, and will prepare leaders for the public, 
corporate, and government sectors who can translate empirical research into 
effective policies and practices. Planning for the School is underway, 
involving faculty from all of UNH's colleges and the Director will play a key 
role in shaping the direction of the school.



The new Director will be a distinguished researcher and academic leader with 
experience building new programs, recruiting and mentoring faculty, fund 
raising, and collaborating with other directors, deans, and faculty. A Ph.D. is 
preferred. Individuals with successful leadership experience in government, 
foundations, or not-for-profit organizations will also be considered for this 
position if theyhave the requisite capabilities for leadership in an academic 
institution.



New graduate degrees in policy will be designed and offered by the School in 
the coming years. In addition, the School's leaders will work with existing 
professional master's degree programs to create graduate certificates, new 
elective courses, internships, and other learning experiences that can 
complement and extend the wide range of coursework related to public policy. 
The new Director will, in collaboration with academic departments from across 
the University, lead in the creation of strategic cluster hiring for new 
tenure-track faculty.



The University of New Hampshire, located in Durham, is the flagship 
undergraduate, graduate, and research institution of the University System of 
New Hampshire (USNH). UNH holds land-grant, sea-grant, and space-grant charters 
and is the only comprehensive public research doctoral-granting institution in 
the State of New Hampshire. The University enrolls 14,000 students, has a 
full-time faculty of 600, and offers over 95 undergraduate and 68 graduate 
programs in eight colleges.


Nominations and applications (cover letter, curriculum vitae, and full contact 
details for five references) should be emailed to:

Nicholas Brill, Andrew Evans, and Tom Phillips 
unhcarseysch...@brillneumann.com<mailto:unhcarseysch...@brillneumann.com?subject=Founding%20Director%2C%20Carsey%20School%20of%20Public%20Policy>



UNH is strongly committed to achieving excellence through diversity. The 
University actively encourages applications and nominations of women, persons 
of color, the disabled, and members of other underrepresented groups.










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