Candidates should have a Ph.D. or firm expectation of completion by August 2001 and show promise of significant scholarship and teaching ability. We are looking for empirically-oriented candidates in any area of economics, although we have some preference for international economics and monetary economics. The ability to teach M.A. macroeconomic theory is highly desirable. The Department offers undergraduate and Master's degrees. Teaching assignment is 6 credit hours per semester.
Salary is competitive.
Interviews will be conducted at the ASSA meetings by prearranged appointment. To apply, submit curriculum vita, research paper, graduate transcripts, and 3 letters of reference. An equal opportunity employer. Instructions will have the opportunity to have their contracts renewed for the 2001-02 academic year. Course offerings may include principles of micro and macro, intermediate micro and macro, money and banking, history of thought, international trade and finance, public finance, and econometrics.