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Susquehanna University invites applications for a tenure track position at the rank of Assistant Professor to start in August 2024.

Responsibilities primarily include teaching management classes with a specific focus on our senior capstone course, Business Policy and Strategy, which serves all majors in the Business School. The candidate will also need a secondary area of expertise in management such as human resource management, international business/ management, real estate management, sustainability management or negotiations.

Responsibilities will also include formal and informal advising of students, rigorous scholarship, along with school and university service.

An earned doctorate (Ph.D.) in Management or a related field. Candidates who are ABD with expected completion by August 2024 will also be considered. A record that illustrates current (or suggests the potential for) excellent teaching in the area of Strategic Management (Business Policy) is also required. This candidate will also be expected to interact openly and inspire students through their teaching strategies which demonstrates a high level of organization and communication.

Candidates will need to meet the School’s definition of a Scholarly Academic and demonstrate they are an active academic scholar in a business (or related) discipline.

To do this, a faculty must either have received his/her Ph.D. within the past 5 years or must have at least two publications within the prior 5 years of:

Note: New Ph.D.’s are considered SA for five years after receiving their Ph.D. By the end of the fifth year, the faculty member must meet the general SA requirements.

o Human resource management

o Sustainability management

o International Management

o Negotiations

o Real estate management

of teaching at the upper division or graduate level