(Position located in Madison, Indiana)

Professional contract position available immediately; full-time assignment of 248 days per year.  Responsibilities:  provide leadership and advocacy for programs and services to students with disabilities; provide consultation and technical assistance to school and Indiana Department of Correction personnel regarding special education policies and procedures; provide support in the collection, analyzing and monitoring of data in managing and improving special education services; support other teachers with compliance to all federal and Indiana Department of Education mandated rules and regulations. 

Minimum qualifications: bachelor's degree or higher in special education or related field; current Indiana licensure in special education; experience in the development and management of a special education program at the school level; demonstrated knowledge and understanding of the special education laws, regulations, rules and policies and procedures; demonstrated ability to make sound judgments and prioritize activities; demonstrated ability to deal effectively and appropriately with students and other educational professional regarding student concerns and problems; demonstrated knowledge and understanding of the federal and state compliance requirements for special education; demonstrated knowledge and understanding of current technical aids appropriate for the population to be served; demonstrated computer proficiency.   

Preferred qualifications:  master's degree or higher in special education; at least one year of experience in coordinating a special education program. 

Send letter of application, resume, official copy of transcript showing degree completion, and copy of current Special Education License to: 

Joanna R. Wallace, Ed.D., Dean
School of Extended Education
Ball State University
Muncie, IN  47306
Tel:  765-285-5677
Fax:  765-285-7161
Email:  jwallace@bsu.edu

Candidate must have proof of a recent negative TB test, submit to a criminal background check by the Indiana Department of Correction (IDOC), and complete any mandated IDOC training.  Review of applications will begin immediately and will continue until the position is filled.

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