Director Carson College of Business Center Entrepreneurship

Position: Director of the Carson College of Business Center for Entrepreneurship
* An earned Master’s degree or Ph.D. in Entrepreneurship or Management or a closely aligned field from a nationally or internationally recognized university.
* Demonstrated ability or potential to support and build the WSU Center for Entrepreneurship as Director by developing and maintaining partnerships with industry partners, alumni, and donors and providing stewardship to those stakeholders.
* Evidence of success or potential in teaching entrepreneurship or management classes at the undergraduate and/or graduate levels.
* Experience working collaboratively and the motivation to contribute to a collegial department atmosphere.
* Six years of experience as an Assistant Career-Track faculty or equivalent is required to be considered as an Associate Professor (Career-Track).
* A record of teaching, research, and service accomplishments consistent with the appointment of rank as an Associate Professor (Career Track) at WSU as specified in the college’s Promotion and Tenure Guidelines.
* Evidence of experience in developing academic programs and fostering student engagement.
* Relevant industry experience in entrepreneurship.
** Area/College:
** Carson College of Business  
** Department Name:
** Management, Information Systems, and Entrepreneurship  
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* Location:

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