The position is available August 15, 2001. Qualified candidates must possess a doctorate in Instructional Technology or related field, exhibit an enthusiasm for teaching at the undergraduated and graduate levels, have a commitment to conduct scholarly research leading to publication in academic journals, and show a willingness to become involved in university and community service activities. The successful applicant will primarily teach courses in instructional technology and information management systems at the undergraduate and graduate levels. Spring and summer teaching is available.
Salary is competitive and depends on rank and experience.
The department of Human Resource Development is located in the School of Education and Human Services. The Department offers a Bachelor of Science degree in Juman Resource development and a Master of Training and Development degree. All undergraduate students complete a capstone field experience course and all graduate students conduct a terminal action research project. Oakland University is a public institution of approximately 15,000 students with baccalaureate, masters, and doctoral programs. It is located north of Detroit, adjacent to the Oakland Technology Park and convenient to many social, cultural and recreational activities in the metropolitan Detroit area.