[AISWorld] Non-tenure track position opening in IS at Boston College

[Robert Fichman]

The Boston College Information Systems Department is seeking applicants for a full-time non-tenure track teaching position, beginning September 2011.  The position calls for a 3-3 teaching load.  The initial contract is for one year, and after that is potentially renewable in two year increments. 
 
A well-qualified applicant will thoroughly enjoy teaching and possess extensive evidence of teaching excellence at an accredited business school.  A Ph.D. in Information Systems and significant industry experience are both preferred, but not required. Candidates should be willing and able to teach both managerial IS classes (e.g., Introduction to IS, Ecommerce) and technical classes (e.g., Programming for Managers, Systems Analysis and Design) to both undergraduates and MBAs.  We are also looking for candidates who will be enthusiastic about working with students outside the classroom setting (e.g., advising students and clubs.)
 
The Carroll School of Management is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer and encourages applications from individuals who will expand the ethnic and gender diversity of our faculty. Please submit application in electronic form to: Professor Rob Fichman at ISDept at bc.edu. Please include a cover letter in the body of the e-mail and attach (or provide a URL link to) a vita, contact information for three references, and evidence of teaching excellence. Applications received by November 1, 2010 will be given priority attention.  
 
ABOUT BOSTON COLLEGE: Boston College has recently enjoyed strong recognition among its peers, achieving a national ranking of 34th from by US News & World Report.  The Carroll School of Management offers nationally ranked undergraduate, full-time MBA and part-time MBA programs.  The University's $1.3 billion plus endowment is also among the nation's 40 largest.  Boston College offers very competitive compensation, a stimulating, collegial environment, an exceptional student body, an active and responsive alumni base, and close ties to the Boston business and academic communities.