Part-Time Faculty: EEE 630: Entrepreneurship (Spring 2027)

Syracuse University; City of Syracuse (NY); On-site; USD 45,000 - 67,000; Part time

Job summary

Syracuse University in New York invites applications for a Part-Time Faculty – Entrepreneurship (Spring 2027) EEE 630 – Engineering Entrepreneurship. The role focuses on the intersection of engineering and entrepreneurship, including commercialization of new technologies into startup ventures.

Responsibilities include preparing lectures and projects, maintaining office hours, and grading, with on-campus teaching during the spring semester.

Qualifications

• Experience in the commercialization of new technologies into start-up ventures.

Responsibilities

• Must be available and willing to teach on campus
• Must be available during existing course times that meet throughout the spring semester
• Preparation of lectures, projects,and other student assignments, in collaboration with the EEE department
• Maintaining regularly scheduled office hours
• Presenting instruction based on the competencies and performance level of the course
• Meeting all designated class periods
• Submitting completed mid‑semester progress reports and final grades according to university regulations and schoo/college-level policies
• Providing departmentaly sanctioned form for completing student evaluations
• Grading student assignments and exams in a timely manner
• Building a positive rapport with students and other faculty members
• Other responsibilities as indicated

Skills

Technology commercialization

Entrepreneurship

Job description

Job Description

The Whitman School of Management is seeking a Part-Time Faculty – Entrepreneurship (Spring 2027) EEE 630 – Engineering Entrepreneurship.

The intersection of engineering and entrepreneurship, focusing on the commercialization of new technologies into start up ventures. Types of technologies, technology life cycles, windows of opportunity, the market chasm, and intellectual property as these issues apply to venture creation by those with technical backgrounds.

Qualifications

• Experience in the commercialization of new technologies into start-up ventures.

Responsibilities

• Must be available and willing to teach on campus
• Must be avalable during existing course times that meet throughout the spring semester
• Preparation of lectures, projects,and other student assignments, in collaboration with the EEE department
• Maintaining regularly scheduled office hours
• Presenting instruction based on the competencies and performance level of the course
• Meeting all designated class periods
• Submitting completed mid‑semester progress reports and final grades according to university regulations and schoo/college-level policies
• Providing departmentaly sanctioned form for completing student evaluations
• Grading student assignments and exams in a timely manner
• Building a positive rapport with students and other faculty members
• Other responsibilities as indicated

Physical Requirements

Not Applicable

Tools/Equipment

Not Applicable

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