Associate Vice Chancellor for Facilities

NC State University, a leading public research (R1) land-grant university, is the largest university in the state of North Carolina and home to nearly 40,000 undergraduate and graduate students. Twelve colleges comprise NC State, with academics and research spanning a variety of disciplines, including engineering, agriculture, sciences, business, textiles, humanities and veterinary medicine. In Raleigh, NC State operates a 2,200-acre, 450 building Main Campus and also operates Centennial Campus and Centennial Biomedical Campus, providing state-of-the-art facilities for corporate, industrial and government partners working alongside university research and academic units - and a veterinary hospital with 24/7 emergency care. Additionally, NC State operates agricultural farms, research stations, nurseries and greenhouses, a research forest, a PULSTAR nuclear reactor, and research and extension facilities throughout the state of North Carolina, with a presence in all 100 counties. In total, NC State operates and maintains nearly 1,200 buildings and structures on more than 100,000 acres across the state.

NC State employs more than 9,000 faculty and staff in service to its mission of advancing education, research and public engagement across North Carolina and beyond. As a preeminent public research university, NC State is recognized nationally and internationally for innovation in education, research, scholarship and engagement that solves the world's most critical challenges. NC State's research enterprise leads in big data, biomedical engineering, materials science, food safety, translational medicine and more, ranking 6th in research expenditures among public institutions without a medical school. NC State strives to be an "Employer of Choice" within a competitive region and was recognized by Forbes as a top large employer in North Carolina. The university's dynamic workplace culture depends on engaged, service-oriented employees and a vibrant, collaborative workplace experience.

The Facilities Division, led by the Associate Vice Chancellor for Facilities, is a mission-critical unit responsible for managing the university's physical environment 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. Committed to excellence in creating and preserving a physical environment that advances the university, the Facilities Division is a trusted steward of the university's physical campus assets - from planning, design and construction of complex capital projects and infrastructure improvements; to daily operations, maintenance, renovations and repairs across 17 million gross square feet of conditioned space and nearly 5,000 acres of land in Wake County (including energy management, utilities and engineering, environmental services (housekeeping), landscape maintenance, mail services, motor pool services, waste removal, four on-campus utility plants and three electrical sub-stations); to a formal safety program that provides comprehensive safety training for every Facilities employee; and student-focused sustainability programs.

The Facilities Division, one of the largest entities at NC State, employs 800+ dedicated and experienced professionals committed to the division's four strategic goals.

Centered on four core pillars of facilities management (Plan, Build, Maintain and Operate, and Service), four departments comprise the Facilities Division, each led by an Assistant Vice Chancellor.

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The Associate Vice Chancellor ( AVC) for Facilities serves as the Chief Facilities Officer, and is a strategic, collaborative and visionary senior leader responsible for the stewardship of NC State's extensive and varied physical campus assets and infrastructure - a portfolio spanning nearly 1,200 buildings and structures on more than 100,000 acres across the state, with a presence in all 100 North Carolina counties. In Raleigh, the AVC provides executive oversight of ~450 buildings on 4,700 acres across seven precincts, including Main Campus, Centennial Campus and the Centennial Biomedical Campus, home to the College of Veterinary Medicine and Veterinary Hospital with 24/7 operations. The AVC directs all facilities planning, design, construction, operations and maintenance for NC State. The AVC leads an 800+ employee workforce across four departments: Campus Planning and Strategic Investment, Design and Construction, Campus Operations and Maintenance, and Business Operations. This broad leadership responsibility is carried out through a team of seven direct reports - including a Director of Safety, emphasizing the critical importance of workplace safety at NC State. The AVC reports directly to the Executive Vice Chancellor for Finance and Administration, who leads the Office of Finance and Administration ( OFA); and joins a leadership team of Associate Vice Chancellors responsible for seven OFA divisions: Budget and Resource Management, Campus Enterprises, Environmental Health and Public Safety, Facilities, Finance, University Human Resources, and University Real Estate and Development.

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