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Institution
Rollins CollegeRank
Visiting Assistant ProfessorArea(s)
International BusinessLocation
Winter Park, Florida, United StatesStart Date
August 1, 2015Deadline
October 5, 2014Job Description
The Department of International Business (INB) invites applications for a one year visiting professor position in International Business beginning August 2015 – May 2016.
Teaching load will normally comprise of three undergraduate courses per semester (total of 6 courses per year). The average class size is 17 students. The ability to teach the introduction international business course and other international business electives in finance or marketing would be an asset. In the cover letter, please mention the elective courses in INB you will be able to teach. A terminal degree (Ph.D.; D.B.A.) or ABD and international professional or academic experience are required.
The undergraduate International Business department is distinct in that it operates within a college of Arts and Sciences. The INB department offers a comprehensive, liberal arts based, interdisciplinary approach to the study of international business. All INB majors take courses in international business, area studies, and a foreign language, must complete a business internship and study abroad. For more information about the INB Department, visit www.rollins.edu/inb.
Interested candidates for this position must apply online through Rollins' employment website at www.rollinsjobs.com. Applicants must upload the following materials when applying for this position:
- Cover letter describing your interest in the position
- Curriculum vita
- Teaching evaluations
- 1-2 examples of published article (or work in progress)
- Three names of references
Screening of applications will begin immediately and will continue until the position is filled. Inquiries may be addressed to department chair, Dr. Ilan Alon, at ialon@rollins.edu. Please do not send application materials directly to Dr. Alon. Questions may be directed to the same address.
Through its mission, Rollins College is firmly committed to creating a just community that embraces multiculturalism; persons from historically under-represented minority groups are therefore encouraged to apply.