Page Content RECRUITING THE VICE CHANCELLOR FOR HUMAN RESOURCES The California State University – the nation’s largest and most ethnically, economically and academically diverse four-year university system – is seeking its next Vice Chancellor for Human Resources. With more than 450,000 students and 56,000 faculty and staff across the Golden State, the CSU is a significant force in shaping the cultural, social and economic landscape of California. Every year, CSU campuses confer approximately 127,000 degrees, reflecting the university’s commitment to student success. Leadership Profile The Vice Chancellor for Human Resources reports directly to the Chancellor and provides strategic leadership and direction for the CSU’s comprehensive human resources division. See the position Search Advisory Committee The Search Advisory Committee reflects the ethos of the CSU and, in concert with the search firm, steers the process for finding the system’s human resources leader. Committee members About Systemwide Human ResourcesThe Division of Systemwide Human Resources (SWHR) seeks to position the CSU as an employer of choice by cultivating a supportive work environment that empowers all – welcoming diverse perspectives and encouraging innovation to promote student success. The division’s mission is to support and collaborate with our university partners to attract, motivate and retain exceptional talent who are capable and committed to advancing the CSU’s academic mission. Meet the SWHR Team SWHR Departments Open Forum Live Stream December 5 2019 | 12:00 - 2:00pm Fresno State, Satellite Student Union Stakeholder Survey Please complete this short survey to provide additional insight and perspective that will be used to inform this important recruitment. For Your Input Submit a Nomination Do you know someone who would be an excellent Human Resources leader for the CSU? If so, please share your suggestion with the committee and search firm. Nominate a Candidate About the CSUCreated in 1960, the California State University’s mission is to provide high-quality, affordable higher education to California residents. With 23 campuses serving more than 460,000 students and 56,000 faculty and staff, the university is a vital economic engine for California and the nation. State support for the CSU remains strong, and the academic reputation of faculty and students consistently draws recognition from peer institutions. The Vice Chancellor of External Relations and Communications is a key member of the Chancellor’s Council, joining five other vice chancellor-level peers in providing guidance to the university and to campus colleagues. Facts About the CSU Meet CSU Leaders The 23 CSU Campuses Get to know our campuses by visiting their sites. California State University,Bakersfield California State University,Channel Islands California State University,Chico California State University,Dominguez Hills California State University,East Bay California State University,Fresno California State University,Fullerton California State Polytechnic University, Humboldt California State University,Long Beach California State University,Los Angeles California State University,Maritime Academy California State University,Monterey Bay California State University,Northridge California State Polytechnic University,Pomona California State University,Sacramento California State University,San Bernardino San Diego State University San Francisco State University San José State University California Polytechnic State University,San Luis Obispo California State University,San Marcos Sonoma State University California State University,Stanislaus