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TEACHING TRACK POSITION IN ORGANIZATIONAL BEHAVIOR AND THEORY
Position Description The Tepper School of Business at Carnegie Mellon University invites applicants for a teaching-track position in its Organizational Behavior and Theory group to begin in Fall 2024. The teaching track at Carnegie Mellon is a full-time faculty position subject to a review and promotion process every 3 years, and has assistant professor, associate professor, and professor ranks. All levels will be considered for this position, but we particularly seek applicants at the assistant or associate professor level. Multiple years of teaching experience in a university classroom is strongly preferred. While teaching track faculty can pursue research activities, they are neither required nor expected to do so; their evaluation is based on teaching, educ
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