We seek candidates who are passionate about delivering excellence in the classroom, producing exciting and impactful research, and who will thrive in our rich, mountainous environment. Montana State University values all perspectives and is committed to supporting, promoting and building a whole community, which includes people of many backgrounds. We hope to attract applicants who can teach in a university community and have demonstrated the ability to help students from all backgrounds succeed.

In support of our Land Grant mission and strategic plan, which promotes access and respect, we enthusiastically encourage members of traditionally underrepresented groups to apply.

 

The successful candidate will teach a variety of courses in the Management area, carrying a load of five sections per academic year. In addition, candidates are expected to publish in high quality journals. The current cohort of management tenure track faculty have published in journals such as Organization Studies, Journal of Business Venturing, Strategic Management Journal, Organization & Environment, Research in Organizational Behavior, Gender, Work, & Organization, and others.

The Management program offers a curriculum that challenges students to think critically, holistically, and creatively; develop actionable management skills to make a positive difference inside and outside of the workplace; and lead emerging trends in business, such as entrepreneurship, innovation, leadership, and sustainability. Therefore, a successful candidate must be able to teach a variety of management courses and topics at the undergraduate level, and possibly as part of the college’s new Master of Science in Innovation and Management program. Candidates with experience, interests, and scholarship in entrepreneurship, innovation, strategy, and creativity are particularly encouraged to apply.

The Jabs College values both outstanding research and teaching. The new faculty member will teach required and elective courses in the undergraduate business major with specialty emphasis in management and graduate courses supporting the M.S. in Innovation and Management program, advise students, conduct scholarly research, and provide college and university service and engagement. A normal teaching load is 15 credit hours per year.

 

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