Scholarly activities are expected to result in publications that advance knowledge or improve management practice or teaching. Professional activities include those that enhance student and faculty experiences in business, and working with appropriate professional societies. A candidate's degree must include a major in information systems. Evidence of potential for research and scholarly work is required. Relevant teaching experience at the university level is preferable.
Salary is competitive and dependent upon qualifications.
Fringe benefits are excellent. Faculty are expected to deliver high quality teaching and to engage in appropriate service activities both within the University and the management information systems profession. Assistant Professors are expected to establish a program of research leading to scholarship that projects timely promotion in rank and the granting of indefinite tenure. To be considered for appointment at the Associate or Professor level, a candidate have must have sufficient experience and qualifications to qualify for promotion at the indicated level according to university guidelines. Qualifications for an Associate Professor include a demonstrated record of research of acceptable dimension that works toward distinction in scholarship and which supports timely promotion in rank.