Professor of Business (SCADnow)

SCAD seeks an accomplished, full-time professor of business to instruct students via the SCADnow online learning platform, which offers on-the-go artists, designers, and professionals the best of both worlds in distance education — real-time engagement combined with on-demand access. For maximum flexibility, SCADnow courses stream in real time and are accessible anytime, allowing students to digitally connect to award-winning undergraduate and graduate degree programs according to their own distinct schedules.
 

From advertising and creative business leadership to luxury and brand management and beyond, business plays an essential role in SCAD Core, the university’s general education curriculum, and in the university’s most popular minor, business management and entrepreneurship. 

As a professor, you will lead one of the most vital courses in SCAD Core, COMM 105: Speaking of Ideas. A requirement for all undergraduate students, COMM 105 provides the fundamental techniques and tools students need to read and speak about the ideas they encounter on a variety of cultural, historical, and social topics. You will also teach insightful courses such as entrepreneurship, accounting, marketing, and management for remarkable students across SCAD’s many disciplines.  
  

The successful candidate demonstrates enthusiasm for working with an exceptional population of students from around the world and has the ability to foster a positive learning environment built on real-world knowledge and skill. Experience in design thinking is a welcome bonus.
  

Requirements

• Terminal degree in business or a related discipline
• University-level teaching experience
• Ability to be credentialed through SACS guidelines or justified to teach

To perform this job successfully, an individual must be able to perform each essential duty satisfactorily. The requirements listed are representative of the knowledge, skill, and/or ability required. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.