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Director - University of Virginia - National Criminal Justice Command College, In-Person - Charlottesville, VA
Deadline to Apply: Until Filled
Salary Range: $90,000 - $110,000
The University of Virginia’s Center for Public Safety and Justice seeks a full-time faculty member to serve as director of the National Criminal Justice Command College. Based in Charlottesville, this individual provides strategic and academic leadership by teaching and overseeing the program's design, delivery, and continuous improvement. The director ensures the curriculum meets the university's academic standards while executing a nationally recognized executive education experience for senior public safety leaders.
The Command College convenes experienced law enforcement and public safety professionals from across the United States. Participants engage in intensive executive education focused on leadership, strategy, and organizational performance. To deliver a cohesive learning experience and support the program’s national growth, the director collaborates with leadership at the Center, practitioner faculty, and university partners.
As the primary academic contact, the director develops and delivers coursework for full- and part-time students in online, hybrid, and in-person environments. This role requires providing effective instruction to create an engaging academic experience. The director oversees program evaluation, student learning outcomes, and logistics, including cohort schedules, session planning, and participant communications. Acting as a subject matter expert, the successful candidate stays current in the discipline and teaches a variety of public safety topics. Furthermore, the director evolves the curriculum to address emerging challenges and best practices in the field.
The director recruits and manages a national network of practitioner faculty and guest instructors, providing them with guidance to ensure continuity across sessions. Serving as the faculty of record, the director maintains the program's academic integrity in collaboration with the School of Continuing and Professional Studies. This coordination extends to managing course documentation, grading processes, and academic records alongside administrative units, including the registrar, instructional design staff, and operations teams.
To foster student success, the position supports capstone projects and applied learning activities. The director guides a professional environment that encourages peer collaboration and executive reflection. Beyond the classroom, this individual works closely with the Center's leadership to drive innovation and national partnerships. The director represents the Center for Public Safety and Justice and the University of Virginia in national leadership networks and serves on faculty committees.
Required qualifications include an advanced degree, such as a master's, juris doctor, or doctorate. Candidates must have significant professional experience in public safety, criminal justice, or a closely related leadership field. Applicants need a background in coordinating or delivering executive education, leadership development programs, or professional training initiatives. The role demands strong organizational and project management skills to handle complex programs involving multiple faculty and external partners, alongside excellent written and verbal communication abilities. Preferred qualifications encompass experience working with senior law enforcement leaders and coordinating university-based executive education programs. Familiarity with evidence-based policing, leadership development frameworks, and public safety strategy is also desired.
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