Assistant, Associate or Full Faculty Professor of Finance & Data Analytics

Essential Duties And Responsibilities Include

To perform this job successfully, an individual must be able to accomplish each of the below duties satisfactorily:

• Teach lower-division courses in some or all of the following:
  Business Data Analytics, Accounting, Finance, Econometrics, Economics and others as needed by the department.
• As conditions permit, teaching graduate courses in the MBA programs.
• Other courses may include:
  Ethics, Management, Operations and other core business courses.
• Service to the university as a business club Faculty Advisor, on one or more committees or in another capacity.
• Support departmental initiatives such as on campus speaking engagements, supplemental instruction, and prospective student recruitment events (on and off campus).
• Development of new courses as needed by the department.
• Networking and maintaining relationships in the business community.
• Participation in a variety of extra-curricular and co-curricular events in support of students, business programs & community events, as invited to do so.
• To model, exhibit, and encourage behavior which supports the business school and university's mission, vision, and strategic plan.

The School of Business offers 3 undergraduate degrees:
Business Administration (with 10 emphases), Economics and Sports Business. Three MBA programs are offered:
Traditional MBA, MBA Sports Business and MBA Managerial Science (STEM). The undergraduate program offers emphases include:
Accounting, Business Data Analytics, Business Economics, Data Science (Finance), Finance, Healthcare Management, International Business, Marketing, Management.

Pay Range: $66,000-$98,000 per year

Preferred

• Experience in content or course development preferred
• 5 year(s):
  Business experience
• 2 - 5 years:
  Teaching experience

Preferred

• Masters or better in Business Administration or related field

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