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Tennessee Wesleyan University

Assistant Professor of Business Administration

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A College Professor or Instructor teaches students beyond the high school level, including undergraduate and graduate students. Teaches subjects ranging from liberal arts (literature, history, languages) to sciences, mathematics, business, art., music or technology. Conducts research and supervises student research. Teaches at a public or private college, in a two year or four year degree program.

$101,364 / year median in Tennessee

+9% projected growth

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The Goodfriend College of Business and Professional Studies at Tennessee Wesleyan University invites applications for an AssistantProfessor in Business Administration. This position requires at least 18 graduate hours in business analytics. The desired candidate willhave a master's degree in the field, but a terminal degree is preferred. The candidate may be required to teach undergraduate or graduatelevel courses in the School of Business, which may include the traditional day program, the degree completion program, and/or the graduatebusiness programs. This position will require the successful candidate to advise students, serve on committees as requested, and besupportive of the goals of the university. Applications should include a letter of interest, a current vita, official copies ofundergraduate and graduate transcripts, three letters of recommendation, and a statement on the individual's philosophy of teaching,learning and commitment to undergraduate and graduate business administration studies.