[AISWorld] Tenure track position opening at University of Hawai'i, assistant level

[Elizabeth Davidson]

The Department of Information Technology Management at the Shidler College
of Business, University of Hawai'i Manoa, will be recruiting for a tenure
track position (full-time, 9 months) in Information Systems at the
Assistant professor level.  The position will begin Aug 1, 2014, pending
availability of funds and position clearance.  Salaries are competitive and
are commensurate with qualifications and experience.

Job responsibilities: Faculty are expect to teach undergraduate, graduate,
and executive courses in Information Systems, conduct academic research and
engage in scholarly activities, and participate in university, college,
department and other service activities.

Qualifications: Applicants must hold a PhD in Information Systems or
closely related fields. Candidates near completion of the doctorate will be
considered, provided that all degree requirements are completed by August
1, 2014. Applicants at the assistant level must provide evidence of
teaching ability at college / university level in Information Systems
courses and of research capability, as indicated by refereed publications,
works under review, and/or works-in-progress. Desirable qualifications
include previous experience teaching courses in Information Systems, a
scholarly research program and publications in the Information Systems
field, interest in the Asia/Pacific region for teaching and/or research,
professional work experience in the Information Systems or related business
field, and excellent communication skills.



Interested applicants should send (i) cover letter detailing their interest
in and qualifications for the position, along with (ii) CV and (iii)
contact information for three references to the recruiting email address:



ITMAPPS at hawaii.edu



Recruiting for this position is ongoing. Applications will be accepted
until the position is filled. ITM Department representatives will attend
ICIS 2013 to meet with selected applicants.  Phone interviews may be
scheduled with selected applicants who are not attending ICIS. Candidates
who are invited for conference or phone interviews will be asked to provide
(iv) three letters of reference letters and (v) evidence of teaching
excellence and research capabilities.



Search Committee contact:

Dr. Hong-Mei Chen

Professor, Department of Information Technology Management

Shidler College of Business



About the Department of Information Technology Management
http://shidler.hawaii.edu/directory/faculty/itm

 The Information Technology Management (ITM) Department offers an
undergraduate major in Management of Information Systems, electives in
Information Systems at the MBA level, a concentration in global information
technology management in the international management PhD program, and
MIS-concentration in the interdisciplinary PhD in Communication and
Information Systems. Department faculty members are recognized for their
academic leadership in fields including decisions sciences, organizational
impacts of technology, systems development, software engineering and health
information technology management. The ITM Department organizes the annual
Hawaii International Conference on Systems Sciences (HICSS) (
http://www.hicss.org/), now in its 47st year.


About the Shidler College of Business (http://shidler.hawaii.edu):

 Ranked <http://www.shidler.hawaii.edu/Default.aspx?tabid=357> among the
top 25 institutions for international business, the Shidler College of
Business is a leader among U.S. business schools in its focus on the
Asia-Pacific region.  Founded in 1949, the College offers BBA, MBA, and
Masters in Accounting and in Human Resource Management, and PhD degrees, as
well as a wide selection of certificate and executive programs in a unique
multicultural learning environment.  The College has approximately 1400
students (800 undergraduate/600 graduate) and 60 full-time faculty.



About the University of Hawaii at Manoa (http://manoa.hawaii.edu):

 The University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa is the flagship campus of the
University of Hawaiʻi System. One of only 32 institutions nationwide to
hold the distinction of being a land-, sea-, and space-grant research
institution, UH Mānoa is ranked in the top 30 public universities in
federal research funding for engineering and science and 49th overall by
the National Science Foundation.  UH Mānoa is classified by the Carnegie
Foundation as having “very high research activity” and is known for
pioneering work in fields such as oceanography, astronomy, Pacific Islands
and Asian area studies, linguistics, cancer research, and genetics.



About Honolulu and Hawaii

 The Shidler College of Business is located on the main campus of the
University of Hawaii, Manoa on the Island of Oahu in the urban center of
Honolulu.  The population of the City and County of Honolulu (Oahu) is
950,000 and is ethnically diverse.  Climate in Hawaii is sunny and warm
year round, with average daytime highs of 80F-90F. Tourism is a key
industry.  Honolulu is served by an international airport with direct
routes to many cities in Asia and the U.S. mainland.
-- 
Elizabeth Davidson
W. Ruel Johnson Professor and Department Chair
Department of Information Technology Management
Shidler College of Business
University of Hawaii at Manoa
Honolulu, HI 96822
(808)956-6657 (office)
(808)956-9889 (fax)
http://davidson.shidler.hawaii.edu
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