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Visiting Assistant Professor in Organizational Behavior and/or Human Resources Management

  • 1.  Visiting Assistant Professor in Organizational Behavior and/or Human Resources Management

    Posted 06-04-2012 09:16
    Hello GDO listserv members...the following is posted on behalf of
    Jacqueline Hood at the University of New Mexico (Hood@mgt.unm.edu).
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    POSITION ANNOUNCEMENT

    UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO

    ANDERSON SCHOOL OF MANAGEMENT

    Visiting Assistant Professor in Organizational Behavior and/or Human
    Resources Management (Posting # 0815865)

    The Anderson School of Management at the University of New Mexico invites
    applications for a one-year Visiting Assistant Professor in the Department
    of Organizational Studies. The appointment begins no later than August
    15, 2012 subject to budgetary approval. The successful candidate will be
    responsible for teaching courses at the graduate and undergraduate levels
    in organizational behavior and/or human resources management depending on
    primary field of study.

    The Anderson School is AACSB accredited. Its management programs enroll
    approximately 1000 undergraduate students and 500 graduate students. The
    School emphasizes collaborative student interaction, active adult
    learning, team experiences, and scholarship that draws upon a variety of
    methodologies and subject areas. New Mexico is an ethnically diverse
    state with a rich cultural heritage. The University of New Mexico seeks a
    diverse faculty who can contribute to the University’s mission and values.

    Minimum qualifications: Applicants must: a) have a Ph.D. or be a
    doctoral student in the candidacy phase in Organizational Behavior, Human
    Resources Management, or a related field by August 15, 2012; b) provide
    evidence or promise of a significant program of research and scholarship.

    Preference will be given to candidates with:

    · A strong research record and research interests that are open to
    investigating academic questions that draw upon a variety of paradigms and
    methodologies;

    · Excellence or potential for excellence in teaching and in
    developing innovative learning methods;

    · Primary interest in teaching in organizational behavior or human
    resources management;

    · Compatibility with current departmental and interdisciplinary
    teaching and research needs; and

    · Evidence or potential for excellence in working with
    multicultural constituencies.

    Interested and qualified candidates must submit:

    1) a letter describing your interest in joining the Anderson
    School faculty and your qualifications for the position (see Minimum
    Qualifications and Preferences above);

    2) a current vita;

    3) evidence of research and teaching effectiveness including
    sample articles/publications and sample instructor evaluations; and

    4) the contact information of at least three references –
    including phone numbers, email addresses, and mailing addresses.

    For best consideration, complete applications must be received by June 6,
    2012. The position will remain open until filled. All applications will
    be taken online at http://unmjobs.unm.edu. Please refer to Posting No.
    0815865. If you need assistance with your application, please visit:
    http://hr.unm.edu/abouthr/unmjobs.php#2. For other inquiries, please
    contact Jaye Francis, Department Administrator, at (505) 277-8889 or
    francis@mgt.unm.edu.

    The University of New Mexico is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action
    Employer and Educator.
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