Scholarly activities are expected to result in publications that advance knowledge or improve managerial practice. Professional activities include working with executives and with appropriate professional societies. The candidate's field of study must include a major in information systems. Evidence of potential for research and scholarly publication are required. Salary is competitive and dependent upon qualifications.
Fringe benefits are excellent.
Additionally, the faculty member will be expected to engage in appropriate service activities both within the University and the information system profession. Finally, the person selected must be collegial and adopt a code of behavior appropriate to a professional educator. The College of Business has a cutting edge technology infrastructure. For those interested in working with the latest in networking and computer technology, the College also operates a Product Testing laboratory that tests new products developed by major technology vendors. Complete applications will be accepted until January 22nd 1999, or until both positions are filled.