The Management and Organization Department at Boston College's Carroll School of Management is seeking applicants for a full time tenure track position, preferably at the Assistant Professor level, to begin September, 2015.
Candidates must have completed a PhD in Organizational Theory, Organizational Behavior or a related field, or expect to complete their PhD by August, 2015 at the latest. We are seeking candidates with a research specialization in macro- or meso-level research that focuses on the organizational, inter-organizational or field level of analysis. Experience and expertise in both quantitative and qualitative methods is desirable. We seek candidates with the potential to publish in top scholarly journals and with demonstrated excellence in teaching. We prefer that candidates show evidence of being able to teach at the graduate or undergraduate level, especially the introductory core course in organizational behavior.
The Management and Organization Department combines the fields of organizational behavior, organizational theory, and strategy. Its members comprise a vibrant intellectual community that currently includes 16 full time faculty members: Jean Bartunek, Judith Clair, Simona Giorgi, Mary Ann Glynn, Judith Gordon, Spencer Harrison, Candace Jones, Sean Martin, Richard Nielsen, Michael Pratt, Metin Sengul, Richard Spinello, William Stevenson, Mohan Subramaniam, Mary Tripsas and Tieying Yu. The department offers a PhD program as well as MBA and undergraduate concentrations and is affiliated with several independent centers at Boston College, including the Winston Center for Leadership and Ethics, the Center for Corporate Citizenship, the Center for Work and Family, and the Sloan Center on Work & Aging. Information about the Management and Organization Department, as well as Boston College, is available at http://www.bc.edu/content/bc/schools/csom/departments/mgtorg.html.
Boston College is a private Jesuit university with an enrollment of 9,100 full-time undergraduate students representing all 50 states and 94 countries. The graduate and professional student population numbers 4,700 students. Boston College offers competitive salaries and benefits, a collegial environment, outstanding students, and an energetic faculty.
The Carroll School of Management at Boston College offers an undergraduate program and five graduate programs. BusinessWeek ranks the undergraduate program at the Carroll School of Management #4 in the nation. The Full-time MBA Program is nationally ranked #45 by U.S. News & World Report and the Evening MBA Program is ranked #25. The Carroll School of Management is home to The Chief Executives' Club of Boston at Boston College, which has been named the top forum for executives in the United States, and second in the world, according to a report released by Weber Shandwick in 2010. Many departmental faculty are active as journal editors and serve in leadership roles in the Academy of Management. The Carroll School of Management is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
To be considered for the position, applicants must apply online at http://apply.interfolio.com/25096. In their applications they should include a cover letter declaring their interest in, and suitability for, this position, a full scholarly vita, samples of publications or working papers, all teaching ratings, and three scholarly recommendations. The final deadline for applications is September 15, 2014.