Details
09/14/2019
Business Communication Faculty Position (Open Rank), Non-tenure track
Johns Hopkins Carey Business School
Johns Hopkins Carey Business School invites applications for one non‐tenure, practice-track faculty position in the discipline of Business Communication to start August 2020.
We welcome applications from candidates motivated by the unique opportunity to participate in building a world-class business school at a premier private university.
We are especially interested in candidates with a passion for teaching and a strong record in the classroom.
Responsibilities: Teaching foundational and advanced courses in business communication at the MBA/MS level. Although this is primarily a teaching position, we also value contributions to research and practice.
Qualifications
- A PhD in communication or a related discipline is required for all professorial appointments and must be conferred by the employment start date. For lecturer and senior lecturer appointments, a PhD is strongly preferred but a master’s degree is sufficient.
- Demonstrated teaching success in a business school or graduate professional school is highly desirable but not required.
- Successful prior engagement in business/policy-related activities preferred.
Depending on the level of academic and/or professional experience of the successful candidate, the appointment will be made at the Lecturer, Senior Lecturer, Assistant Professor or Associate Professor level. Under exceptional circumstances, appointments will be considered at the Full Professor level.
Application Instructions
Applications MUST be submitted using Interfolio (apply.interfolio.com/68172) and include the following:
- Cover letter addressed to Dr. Steven Cohen, Search Committee Chair
- Curriculum vitae
- Three (3) confidential letters of reference
- Recent evidence of teaching effectiveness (or equivalent in a business setting)
Applications submitted by October 15, 2019 will receive full consideration by the Search Committee. The search will continue until the position is filled.
