These are tenure track positions that require a commitment to research, teaching and service. Candidates should demonstrate strong research potential with interests in quantitative or qualitative research areas of information systems. Rank is open and persons with substantial experience are encouraged to apply. Candidates with outstanding credentials and records of scholarly achievement may be considered for endowed professorships. Industrial experience in information systems is desirable.
Salary is consistent with rank and experience.
Academic majors and degrees are offered at the undergraduate, masters and doctoral levels. The department has a computer laboratory specializing in network management and is developing an Advanced Technologies Laboratory to showcase emerging technologies. The Center for Management of Information Systems, sponsored by several major corporations, including Fortune 100 companies, is a unit within the department. Through its corporate sponsors, the center supports faculty research and teaching. It hosts educational events such as the Women in IT Conference and InfoTech 2000.