The candidates for the Slutzker Center for International Services director position will be on campus for presentations open to the campus community. Each candidate has been asked to prepare a presentation addressing the biggest challenges, opportunities and priorities for a comprehensive international student experience at Syracuse. Following the presentations, attendees will have an opportunity for a Q&A with the candidates.
Candidate presentations are from 3:30 to 4:30 p.m. in 411 Whitman (Milton Room).
The remaining candidates are:
The first candidate, Jake Hoy-Elswick, presented on April 9.
American Sign Language (ASL) interpretation will be provided. Interested attendees can contact George Athanas to request electronic copies of resumes or any additional accommodations.
To maintain the integrity of the search process and to respect a job applicant’s privacy, the campus presentations are not open to the media. Additionally, videography and photography are not permitted.
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