Accounting:
The Department of
Management and Accountancy at the University of North Carolina
at Asheville (UNC Asheville) invites applications for two tenure
track positions in Accounting to begin Fall 2009. Candidate
should be current in knowledge of GAAP, Sarbanes-Oxley, and
related professional and governmental developments. Teaching
requirements include Intermediate and Advanced Accounting, or
Systems and Auditing. Desirable background would include an
interdisciplinary perspective. The successful candidate should
be a self-starter who enjoys teaching and will be involved in
student advising, student internships, and student research
projects. Committee and institutional assignments, community
service, and publications in area of expertise or in pedagogy
are required.
Doctorate in Accounting
required. Candidates must demonstrate excellent teaching skills
and an ability to perform research commensurate with maintaining
currency in the discipline in an undergraduate environment.
ABDs close to completion date will be considered. Rank and
salary (competitive for a baccalaureate institution) will be
determined by degree and level of teaching experience. The
standard faculty workload is an equivalent of 12 hours per
semester.
The Department of
Management and Accountancy includes programs in Management,
Business Administration, Marketing, Industrial and Engineering
Management and Accounting. Many of the full-time Departmental
faculty teach in interdisciplinary courses across the University
campus. The Department’s undergraduate degree programs in
business are accredited by AACSB International.
For additional
information see our Web site: http://www.unca.edu/mgmtacct/.
UNC Asheville by mission
is the public liberal arts undergraduate university of the
University of North Carolina System. UNC Asheville’s current
enrollment is 3500 students; enrollment has experienced planned
growth for the last fifteen years. UNC Asheville has been ranked
a “best buy” by the Fiske Guide to Colleges and “one of the
nation’s best colleges and universities” by Princeton Review.
The university is nationally recognized for its Humanities
Program and Undergraduate Research Program.
Asheville, North
Carolina, designated an All-American City, is located in the
beautiful Blue Ridge Mountains in the western part of the
state. Asheville is the cultural, educational, commercial, and
medical center of a 17-county area. The area offers a multitude
of activities in the arts and for the outdoors enthusiast. The
unique geographical location affords a delightful year-round
climate.
For Consideration: Send
letter of application, vita, statement of teaching philosophy,
and three references with contact information to:
Dr. Bryan Schaffer,
Recruiting Committee Chair
UNCA Dept. of Management & Accountancy CPO #1850
One University Heights, Asheville, NC 28804-8507.
Formal Application
Review begins immediately; position open until filled.
Phone: 828-251-6849, Fax: 828-251-6857; email:
bschaffe@unca.edu
UNC Asheville, an
equal opportunity employer, encourages women and minorities to
apply.
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Human
Resources Management
The Department of
Management and Accountancy at the University of North Carolina
Asheville (UNC Asheville) invites applications for a tenure
track position in Human Resources Management, to begin Fall
2009. A doctorate in Human Resource Management, Organizational
Behavior, or Industrial/Organizational Psychology preferred. A
candidate with a terminal degree in a management discipline and
experience in human resource management will also be considered,
as would an ABD close to completion date. Completed doctorate
or ABD status by Fall 2009 required. The candidate should be
able to teach a variety of courses, including but not limited
to, Human Resource Management, Organizational Behavior, and
Principles of Management. An interest in teaching research
methods would be helpful. Candidates must demonstrate excellent
teaching skills and an ability to perform research commensurate
with maintaining currency in the discipline in an undergraduate
environment. A research stream in the area of Human Resource
Management is strongly preferred: however, candidates with
research focusing on Organizational Behavior, Organizational
Development, and/or Organizational Theory, will also be
considered. Desirable background would include an
interdisciplinary perspective. The successful candidate should
be a self-starter who enjoys teaching and involvement in
academic advising, student internships, and student research
projects. Committee and institutional assignments, as well as
community service, are required. Rank and salary (competitive
for a baccalaureate institution) will be determined by degree
and level of teaching experience. The standard faculty workload
is an equivalent of 12 hours per semester.
The Department of
Management and Accountancy includes programs in Management,
Business Administration, Marketing, Industrial and Engineering
Management and Accounting. Many of the full-time Departmental
faculty teach in interdisciplinary courses across the University
campus. The Department’s undergraduate degree programs in
business are accredited by AACSB International.
For additional
information see our Web site: http://www.unca.edu/mgmtacct/.
UNC Asheville by mission
is the public liberal arts undergraduate university of the
University of North Carolina System. UNC Asheville’s current
enrollment is 3500 students; enrollment has experienced planned
growth for the last fifteen years. UNC Asheville has been ranked
a “best buy” by the Fiske Guide to Colleges and “one of the
nation’s best colleges and universities” by Princeton Review.
The university is nationally recognized for its Humanities
Program and Undergraduate Research Program.
Asheville, North
Carolina, designated an All-American City, is located in the
beautiful Blue Ridge Mountains in the western part of the
state. Asheville is the cultural, educational, commercial, and
medical center of a 17-county area. The area offers a multitude
of activities in the arts and for the outdoors enthusiast. The
unique geographical location affords a delightful year-round
climate.
For Consideration: Send
letter of application, vita, statement of teaching philosophy,
and three references with contact information to:
Dr. Bryan Schaffer,
Recruiting Committee Chair
UNCA Dept. of Management & Accountancy CPO #1850
One University Heights, Asheville, NC 28804-8507.
Formal Application
Review begins immediately; position open until filled.
Phone: 828-251-6849, Fax: 828-251-6857; email:
bschaffe@unca.edu
UNC Asheville, an
equal opportunity employer, encourages women and minorities to
apply.
8/6/08
