Assistant Professor in Human Resource Development

University of Houston; Georgia; On-site; USD 75,000 - 110,000; Full time

Job summary

The University of Houston seeks an Assistant Professor (tenure track) at its campus in Sugar Land, TX for its HRD program in the Human Development and Consumer Sciences Dept. Contribute to & teach undergrad HRD courses (e.g., performance assessment and evaluation, talent management, & global leadership in HRD) and graduate HRD courses (eg.

leadership in HRD & internship in HRD). Build and maintain productive research program to include publications, external funding, and professional

Qualifications

• Doctorate in HRD required.
• Strong teaching record and publications preferred.
• Criminal history check required.

Responsibilities

• Teach undergraduate HRD courses.
• Teach graduate HRD courses.
• Build and maintain a productive research program with publications, external funding and presentations.
• Participate in activities to advance the HRD program and department.

Skills

Teaching experience

Publication record

Grant writing

Research presentations

Education

Doctorate in HRD

Job description

The University of Houston seeks an Assistant Professor (tenure track) at its campus in Sugar Land, TX for its Human Resource Development(“HRD”) program in the Human Development and Consumer Sciences Dept. Contribute to & teach undergrad HRD courses (e.g., performance assessment and evaluation, talent management, & global leadership in HRD) and graduate HRD courses (eg. leadership in HRD & internship in HRD). Build and maintain productive research program to include publications, external funding, and professional presentations. Participate in activities to further develop HRD program and the dept.

Requirements

A doctorate degree in HRD. Candidates should demonstrate a strong record of teaching and publications. Criminal history check required.

The University of Houston is an equal opportunity/affirmative action employer. Minorities, women, veterans, and persons with disabilities are encouraged to apply.