Adjunct Faculty, Qualitative Research Methods, Ageno School of Business Job Details Job Location San Francisco - San Francisco, CA Position Type Part Time Basic Function and Scope of Job **Summary:** Seeking an adjunct professor/instructor with an earned doctorate degree to teach a foundational doctoral course in Qualitative Research Methods and Analysis at Ageno School of Business, San Francisco CA, for Summer 2019 term. The course structure is in-person on campus and also web-enhanced, the holder of this position will teach doctoral level.

**Essential Duties and Responsibilities:** include the following. Other duties may be assigned.

Instruct doctoral students in one or more of the following career areas:

* Contemporary approaches to qualitative analysis in business.

* Fundamental research issues (e.g., conceptual framework, design and assumptions of research, selection of appropriate methodology).

* Specifics of qualitative research (e.g., case study design & analysis, interviewing, coding verbal data, focus groups, action research, program evaluation, how to effectively present data and conclusions).

* Application of qualitative research techniques to open ended interviewing, focus groups, and case study approach.

* Use of qualitative research software.

* Philosophic foundations of knowledge.

* Effective display of data.

**Qualifications, Education and/or Experience:**

Required doctorate degree in any discipline, plus professional experience in the subject matter.

Inquiries to Dr. John Fyfe, Director, GGU DBA Program: JFYFE@GGU.EDU 415- 442 - 6540

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