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Entrepreneurship Teaching Position at University of Maryland

  • 1.  Entrepreneurship Teaching Position at University of Maryland

    Posted 03-13-2006 13:54
    Tyser Teaching Fellow in Entrepreneurship and Strategy
    Management & Organization Department
    Robert H. Smith School of Business
    University of Maryland, College Park, MD

    The Management and Organization Faculty invite applications for a non-
    tenured teaching and service faculty position. The position is for a nine-
    month contract beginning Fall 2006. The position represents an ongoing need
    in the department, and the incumbent will be eligible for a long-term
    renewable contract. Currently over 15 individuals serve as Tyser Teaching
    Fellows in the R.H. School of Business, on 1-5 year contracts depending
    upon experience and preferences. Candidates will be responsible for
    teaching undergraduate and MBA level courses in entrepreneurship.
    Candidates with the ability to teach more broadly, including in the area of
    global strategic management, are especially encouraged to apply.

    Candidates must possess an earned doctorate in management or a closely
    related field and have 3+ years experience in classroom teaching. Evidence
    of a strong track record and excellence in teaching at the undergraduate
    and graduate levels is essential. Additional consideration will be given
    to candidates who can provide evidence of teaching breadth (e.g., graduate
    vs. undergraduate, class size, subject matter). Preference will be given
    to candidates with a proven track record of high quality MBA teaching, and
    who can immediately contribute to the School's MBA programs at Washington
    DC, Shady Grove, Baltimore, College Park and internationally in Asia,
    Europe and North Africa. The successful candidate will also have service
    responsibilities such as undergraduate and graduate advising, curriculum
    redesign, school and departmental committees, career advising and
    placement, etc. Applicants will not be evaluated on the basis of their
    research, and there are no expectations of research productivity for re-
    appointment. The successful candidate will, however, have access to the
    research resources of the School and University. Salary range is
    commensurate with qualifications.

    Applicants must send: (1) a current vita, (2) numeric course evaluations
    and summary information about student ratings for recently taught
    undergraduate and graduate courses, (3) a statement of teaching philosophy,
    (4) sample course syllabi, and (5) three letters of recommendation.
    Applications and related materials must be received by April 5, 2006 for
    full consideration.

    The University of Maryland subscribes to a policy of equal employment
    opportunity, and will not discriminate against any employee or applicant
    because of race, age, sex, color, disability, national origin, or political
    affiliation. Minorities and women are encouraged to apply.

    The Robert H. Smith School of Business has programs ranked in the top 25
    nationally at both the undergraduate and MBA levels. The M&O department
    was recently ranked #4 in the US by a study conducted at the University of
    Florida. The Entrepreneurship undergraduate and MBA programs are
    consistently ranked among the top programs in the world. The campus
    benefits from a thriving high-tech industry in the Baltimore-Washington-
    Northern Virginia region, access to a rich variety of cultural resources,
    and proximity to major recreational areas such as the Chesapeake Bay. For
    the most current information on the Management & Organization department,
    please visit our website at www.rhsmith.umd.edu/management


    Send application materials to:
    Dr. Rhonda Reger, Chair
    Tyser Teaching Fellow in Entrepreneurship and Strategy Search Committee
    4522 Van Munching Hall
    University of Maryland
    Robert H. Smith School of Business
    College Park, MD 20742-1815
    Phone: 301-405-2167; Email: rreger@rhsmith.umd.edu