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Bryan College in Dayton, TN seeks a non-tenure-track faculty member in the Department of Business to integrate faith and learning while teaching undergraduate business courses in economics, finance, management and/or marketing. The role emphasizes student engagement in small classes and active curriculum development within a Christ-centered academic community.
The candidate will advise students academically and mentor them spiritually, contribute to program improvement, and participate in
The person chosen for this position will integrate faith and learning in the classroom while contributing to a collaborative, Christ-centered academic community committed to the mission to “educate students to become servants of Christ to make a difference in today’s world.” The role emphasizes excellence in teaching and provides opportunities for scholarship and service, with particular attention to meaningful student engagement in small class settings where faculty can know students well and invest in their intellectual and spiritual formation. Faculty should possess a strong academic background, a commitment to a Biblical worldview, and a desire to work alongside colleagues in a collegial and supportive faculty environment. The successful candidate will bring disciplinary expertise in one or more areas of business, including accounting, economics, finance, management and/or marketing with preference given to those with 18+ hours in Economics and Finance. They will be expected to teach undergraduate courses in their area of specialization while also supporting the broader needs of the Business Department through teaching additional business and related courses. Faculty will advise students academically and mentor students spiritually and professionally while contributing actively to curriculum development and program improvement.
This position provides the opportunity to shape course design, influence program direction, and participate in substantive curricular conversations that directly affect student learning and outcomes. Faculty will engage in departmental, college, and community initiatives as appropriate and will play a meaningful role in guiding students’ academic paths and vocational direction.
Adjustments to teaching responsibilities may be made in accordance with the College’s workload policy based on the types of courses assigned and the extent of the faculty member’s responsibilities in other areas. All Bryan faculty are expected to follow the policies, guidelines, and instructions in the Bryan College Faculty Handbook.
Reports to: Chair of the Department of Business