The Ombuds Blog: Job Posting: Oklahoma State University

July 16, 2013

Job Posting: Oklahoma State University

The land-grant, public research university located in north-central Oklahoma has reopened its search for an Ombudsperson. The full-time position reports directly to the university president and serves a population of about 26,000 faculty, staff, administrators, and students. (A search during the winter had sought only a part-time Ombuds.)

Applicants must have a master's degree or better, and ADR experience or certification. No salary or deadline indicated. (HigherEdJobs.)

Related posts: Oklahoma State Appoints New Ombuds; Job Posting.

2 comments:

Anonymous7/16/2013 11:34 AM
It's still part-time.
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Tom Kosakowski7/16/2013 11:45 AM
Correction:
HigherEdJobs is wrong. According to the university's website (https://jobs.okstate.edu/) the position is "On-call basis, up to .50 time" and pay is "$21.95 to $36.00 / hr. (Contingent upon available funding).
Thanks, Anon.
-Tom
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