Are you a law enforcement executive who: Appreciates and values the developmental experiences of young adults? Enjoys the vibrant interchange of ideas that make up a thriving academic community? Sees yourself as a collaborator and change agent? Recognizes the opportunity for designing a community policing model that engages the campus and broader public for mutual learning about law enforcement, cultural competency, and equity? Then becoming Fayetteville State University’s next Associate Vice Chancellor for Police and Public Safety/Chief of Police may be the career move for you. About the Position: