The Assistant Dean, Non-Clinical Programs supports the Dean in providing strategic, academic, and administrative leadership for the College’s non-clinical undergraduate and graduate programs (online and ground) in Psychology, Behavioral Health Science, and Mental Health and Wellness. This role advances academic quality and program integrity through faculty and staff leadership, curriculum oversight, program review, and continuous improvement; addresses student and personnel concerns; and supports strategic planning, budgeting, policy implementation, regulatory compliance, and program growth. The Assistant Dean builds collaborative internal and external partnerships while advancing academic excellence, student success, innovation, workforce responsiveness, and the University’s Christian mission and values.