Rank is dependent on the experience and background of the candidate. Applications are sought from both entry-level and established candidates. Successful candidates with appropriate qualifications may also have the opportunity to serve as Associate Dean for Academic Affairs or Director of the Ph.D. program. The positions are available immediately.
Salary is commensurate with experience and is nationally competitive.
The School's nationally recognized programs include a bachelor's degree in Information Management and Technology, master's degrees in Information Resources Management, Telecommunications and Network Management, Library Science, and a Ph.D. program in Information Transfer. The successful candidate will have the expertise and ability to teach in core areas of the MLS curriculum. Demonstrated capability to conduct research and publish. Excellence in teaching undergraduates, professionals in a terminal master's degree, and research-oriented doctoral students. Willingness to work with faculty colleagues and doctoral students on research projects.