What are the responsibilities and job description for the Assistant/Associate Professor-Finance or Economics position at The College of St. Scholastica?
The approximate base compensation range is posted, but the actual offer will reflect our total compensation and benefits package. The offer will be determined by a number of factors including the selected candidate’s experience, knowledge, skills, abilities, FTE, number of months worked, as well as internal equity among our team.
Salary Bands Reflect a 9-month Base Salary
Assistant: $62,823-$75,387
Associate: $71,927-$86,312
Job Summary
The College of St. Scholastica (CSS) is seeking to fill an undergraduate faculty position to teach in-person finance and economics courses for the Management and Business Studies Department. This is a nine-month position in the undergraduate program. Faculty rank, tenure option and salary are negotiable based on terminal degree and experience. The teaching load for full-time faculty is three, four-credit courses per semester over two semesters for a total teaching load of 24 credit hours. The selected applicant will develop and teach undergraduate courses offered during the day on the Duluth Campus.
Key Results/\Responsibilities:
Salary Bands Reflect a 9-month Base Salary
Assistant: $62,823-$75,387
Associate: $71,927-$86,312
Job Summary
The College of St. Scholastica (CSS) is seeking to fill an undergraduate faculty position to teach in-person finance and economics courses for the Management and Business Studies Department. This is a nine-month position in the undergraduate program. Faculty rank, tenure option and salary are negotiable based on terminal degree and experience. The teaching load for full-time faculty is three, four-credit courses per semester over two semesters for a total teaching load of 24 credit hours. The selected applicant will develop and teach undergraduate courses offered during the day on the Duluth Campus.
Key Results/\Responsibilities:
- Teach required courses for the undergraduate business programs. Additional responsibilities include advising, recruiting majors, curriculum planning and assessment; internship supervision; research and scholarly activities; college and community service.
- A successful candidate will regularly participate in professional development activities related to teaching skills, technology use, and diversity and inclusion in higher education.
- Master’s degree with at least 15 graduate credits in finance or economics, or working towards completion of those credits.
- Demonstrated ability to learn and use new technologies
- Demonstrated ability to effectively communicate and/or teach quantitative business concept to people outside the field.
- Three or more years of professional experience in finance or economics.
- Experience teaching or effectively communicating interpretation and analyses of financial statements and/or investments.
- Experience teaching undergraduate classes.
- Terminal degree or ABD in finance or economics.
- CFA or similar certification.
- Ability to teach in person, on-line or hybrid courses as conditions require.
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
- Please attach a Statement of Teaching Philosophy/Methods as a supplemental document.
Salary : $62,823 - $75,387
