Pool Lecturer - Information Systems

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the college of business administration is one of three colleges at the university of wisconsin-la crosse. The cba consists of six academic departments and one non‑academic department which is the small business development center.

six of the college’s seven academic programs are housed in an academic department (accountancy, economics, finance, information systems, management, and marketing) except for the international business program which is managed by the cba international business advisory committee (ibac). There are eight majors and seven minors in the undergraduate curriculum. The college also has a master of business administration (mba).

the cba has an outstanding reputation for the high quality of its faculty, programs, staff, and most importantly its students. The cba is fully accredited by aacsb international (association to advance collegiate schools of business) – the premier national and international accreditation authority. The college maintains active collaborations within the region and community and with numerous educational institutions in europe, asia, and elsewhere.

the college of business administration maintains an active assurance of learning program to ensure both the undergraduate and graduate programs are assessed and evaluated on a regular basis to foster successful student learning. The planning and assessment efforts are guided by a task force of knowledgeable and enthusiastic faculty and instructional academic staff. Assurance of learning supports the aacsb accreditation principles of accountability and continuous improvement.

under general supervision of department chair, a person in this position is responsible for teaching undergraduate and/or graduate courses. In addition to preparing for and holding classes [face‑to‑face, hybrid, and/or online], teaching involves maintaining currency in the content area related to the teaching assignment, evaluating students’ work, assessing student outcomes, maintaining appropriate records, and holding office hours. In addition, workload may involve advising students and/or providing other service to the department.

Other duties may be assigned by the chair or dean.

the information systems department offers an information systems major and minor, a minor in healthcare information systems management and participates in a joint healthcare information management and technology program offered through the university of wisconsin system.

• masters degree in business or related field [except in rare circumstances where post‑baccalaureate certification or licensure or a baccalaureate plus experience can be established as appropriate qualifications for the teaching position].
• college‑level coursework in information systems beyond the introductory course or industry experience having information systems responsibilities.
• evidence of ability and willingness to teach effectively in higher education.
• all persons hired for academic instruction will be required to submit all of their official copies of their transcripts to human resources upon hire.

• business/work experience in information systems area needed.
• commitment to student growth and development.
• excellent academic performance (e.g., grades, awards)
• if position is 50% or greater, willingness to provide service to the department, college, university, profession and community.

pay basis academic (9 mo)

* pool searches may not be currently engaged in active hiring. When positions are needed, departments will review applications and contact you to confirm continued interest / schedule an interview

at the time of application, for your reference contact information document, please include the names, email addresses, and phone numbers of at least 3 professional references. All persons hired for academic instruction will be required to submit all of their official copies of their transcripts to human resources upon hire.

uw-la crosse does not offer h‑1b…