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Pfeiffer University invites applications for an Assistant/Associate Professor of Business, with expertise in accounting, marketing, or human resource management. The role focuses on MBA teaching, mentoring, and advising graduate students, with online delivery and potential undergraduate teaching.
Collegial service and ongoing professional development are expected. The position is full-time for 9 months, with responsibilities across graduate programs, possible online and on-campus duties, and
Job Details: Job Location: Misenheimer Campus - Misenheimer, NC, Position Type: Faculty, Education Level: Ph.D., Salary Range: Undisclosed, Travel Percentage: Travel required, Job Shift: Day, Job Category: Education, Purpose: Pfeiffer University invites applications for an Assistant/Associate Professor of Business with expertise in accounting, marketing, or human resource management. This position offers the opportunity to join a collaborative academic community and help prepare graduate students for meaningful careers and leadership responsibilities through teaching, advising, and mentoring. Teaching responsibilities are primarily in the Master of Business Administration (MBA) program and may include other graduate business courses appropriate to the faculty member’s expertise, delivered primarily online. When appropriately credentialed and qualified, and based on workload, the faculty member may also teach undergraduate business courses and contribute to the continued development of Pfeiffer's business offerings. The University seeks to add disciplinary expertise in one of the three identified areas. Candidates in each area will receive equal consideration, with selection based on the strongest overall combination of qualifications, teaching effectiveness, and potential contribution to the graduate business program. This position is a full-time, 9-month faculty position.
Teaching is delivered primarily online, with student advising and faculty collaboration conducted through a combination of virtual and in-person interactions. Although most instructional responsibilities occur online, this is not classified as a virtual position. The faculty member is expected to attend campus meetings, participate in University and program activities, and fulfill other in-person responsibilities as needed. Campus attendance may be frequent during periods of increased program or University activity. Work occurs in online instructional, office, and campus settings. Responsibilities follow the academic calendar, with recurring deadlines for course preparation, grading, advising, and assessment. The faculty member is expected to maintain regular availability to students and colleagues and respond constructively to changes in course assignments, instructional technology, curriculum, and student needs.