Open Rank Faculty of Business Administration, Tenure Track

Description:The Reeves School of Business at Methodist University invites applications for a Full-Time/Tenure Track Open Rank of Business Administration, beginning Fall 2026.The successful candidate will teach undergraduate and graduate courses in Business Law and Employment Law. The ability to teach additional courses within the Reeves School of Business is strongly preferred. Such areas may include Ethics, Corporate Governance, Accounting, Fraud Examination, or other business disciplines aligned with the candidate's credentials and experience.Candidates should demonstrate a commitment to excellence in teaching and student engagement across delivery modalities, including face-to-face, hybrid, and online formats. The successful candidate will build positive relationships with students and contribute to a welcoming, inclusive academic environment that supports student engagement and belonging across diverse identities, backgrounds, and perspectives.Other responsibilities include mentoring students, participating in accreditation processes, contributing to program assessment, engaging in scholarly or professional activity consistent with ACBSP standards, and providing service to the department, school, and university.Applications:Review of applications will begin immediately and continue until the position is filled. Completion of the search is dependent upon available funding at the time of hire.Qualified candidates are invited to submit:Letter of intentCurriculum vitaeProfessional referencesTeaching philosophy statementA concise statement describing your approach to teaching and/or other initiatives designed to foster student engagement, community, and a welcoming and inclusive academic environmentFor inquiries, contactDr. Eugenia Johnson, ejohnson@methodist.edu, Reeves School of Business.All applications must be submitted through: http://www.methodist.edu/positions-available.A Juris Doctor (JD) from an ABA-accredited institution is preferred, a minimum of 18 semester hours in legal studies at the graduate level is required. An earned terminal degree in a business discipline is preferred for tenure-track consideration. Admission to a state bar and relevant professional experience are preferred.