Associate Vice Chancellor for Sustainability
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About The Position
The academic, research, and physical ecosystem at CU Boulder is the ideal environment for a sustainability leader to leverage CU Boulder's incredible assets. With top-tier research infrastructure, exceptional faculty and students, a unique location on the Front Range, and a community deeply committed to sustainability, CU Boulder is well-positioned to be a preeminent global leader in sustainability. CU Boulder seeks an Associate Vice Chancellor for Sustainability (AVCS) with a strong track record and reputation in advancing solutions to the global challenges of climate change and sustainability. The AVCS will be the deputy leader of sustainability at CU Boulder, serving as second in command and leader of an integral support system for the Vice Chancellor of Sustainability (VCS) and efforts toward an interdisciplinary, inclusive, and broad approach by advancing solutions on campus and across Colorado, the U.S., and the globe. Reporting directly to the VCS, the AVCS is charged with providing key high-quality support in enhancing CU Boulder's global reputation and impact as a transformative leader in sustainability. The AVCS will assist in leading all sustainability efforts in collaboration with the VCS, the university's executive leadership, faculty, students, staff, and external constituents and will collaborate with colleagues to build and cultivate national, tribal, and global partnerships with public and private entities. The AVCS will support advancing the university's strategy for collaborative sustainability and resilience research both on campus and with other institutions. Additionally, the AVCS will play a key role in developing the university's comprehensive planning, implementation, tracking, and fundraising for sustainability goals and will help drive the creation of a culture of sustainability and environmentally conscious decision making within the university.
