[Iefac.list] William & Mary, Visiting Faculty Position Announcement

[Joe Wilck]

*Position Title:*



Visiting Faculty – Operations / Information Systems / Business Analytics



*Unit Mission Statement:*



The mission of the Raymond A. Mason School of Business at William & Mary is
to serve the Commonwealth, the nation, and the global community both by
offering high-quality educational programs at the undergraduate, graduate,
and professional levels and by creating and communicating new knowledge.



*Position Summary:*



The OISM area at the Raymond A. Mason School of Business at William & Mary
is recruiting a pool of visiting faculty to conduct research and teach
undergraduate and graduate courses within the undergraduate and graduate
programs. The expected term of the visit is one semester, but an academic
year visitor may be possible. To be eligible, interested persons must hold
the rank of associate professor or full professor (or equivalent) at their
current institution and have a well-established research record.



William and Mary is a premier liberal arts university, chartered in 1693,
and has long been considered one of the “Public Ivies.” The graduate
business school has been recognized as a “Top-50” school by Business Week,
the Financial Times and the Wall Street Journal. The College is situated in
historic Williamsburg, Virginia and is within an hour’s drive of Richmond,
Norfolk, and Virginia Beach. Washington DC is within three hour’s drive.
More information about the school can be found on the web at
http://mason.wm.edu/.



Visiting faculty serve a vital role within the OISM area and are valued
members of the Raymond A. Mason School of Business and the William & Mary
community. Under the guidance of the Area Head, visiting faculty
collaborate on research with area faculty and teach 2 courses (6 credits)
within the OISM area during the semester.



*Required Qualifications*



Please make sure your cover letter and CV clearly indicate how you meet the
following required qualifications:



·       PhD degree in business analytics, computer science, industrial
engineering, information systems, information technology, operations
management, operations research, or a closely related field.

·       Current rank of Associate or Full Professor (or equivalent).

·       Expertise and relevant professional and/or instructional experience
in business analytics, computer science, industrial engineering,
information systems, information technology, operations management,
operations research, or a closely related field.

·       Previous experience providing instruction to adult learners in an
academic or corporate setting.

·       Demonstrated communication and collaboration skills.



*Preferred Qualifications*



Please make sure your cover letter and CV clearly indicate whether you meet
any of the preferred qualifications:



·       Demonstrated excellence in research.

·       Demonstrated excellence in teaching.

·       Previous teaching experience at the undergraduate and/or graduate
level.

·       Computer proficiency and experience using Blackboard.



*Special Application Instructions*

https://jobs.wm.edu/postings/37892



For full consideration, submit a cover letter, CV, and the contact
information for three references by the review date. You may also upload
evidence of your teaching effectiveness and communication skills using the
“Other Doc” option. Applications received after the review date will be
considered if needed and the position will remain open until filled.



Your application will remain active for a year; you may resubmit your
application for subsequent years. Only those selected for an interview will
be contacted.





*________________________________________*

*Scott McCoy*

Professor of Business Analytics



*Raymond A. Mason School of Business *William & Mary



T:  757-221-2062

E:  scott.mccoy at mason.wm.edu

W: mason.wm.edu
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