Primary specialization in Management Information Systems, Computer Information Systems, or the equivalent, is sought. The positions require excellence in teaching, research leading to refereed publications, grant writing, and service to the university and professional community. College-level teaching experience as instructor or teaching assistant is highly desired. Professional or consulting experience in the information systems field is also desirable. Applicants must be able to communicate effectively, work in teams, understand the technical and managerial aspects of the IS field, and have the knowledge and skills necessary to publish in leading IS journals.
Salary is competitive.
Summer employment is possible but not guaranteed. Founded in 1868, UW-Whitewater has an enrollment of 10,500 students including approximately 550 undergraduate MCS majors and 30 graduate MCS students. There are also approximately 20 MBA students who are in the Decision Support Systems option and are supported by the MCS faculty. The Management Computer Systems Program has been rated the best undergraduate IS program six times by the Association of Information Technology Professionals. Located in a community of 12,000 residents near the scenic Kettle Moraine State Forest in southeastern Wisconsin, Whitewater is a pleasant rural city within easy driving distance of the major metropolitan areas of Madison, Milwaukee, and Chicago.