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October 17, 2008
Opening at Beloit College
The Department of Economics and Management at Beloit College invites applications for a full time tenure track position at the rank of Assistant Professor, beginning fall semester 2009. Evidence of a strong commitment to excellence in teaching and scholarship is a must. Teaching responsibilities will include introductory economics, international economics, international trade and finance. Teaching and/or research interests in some of the following areas would be a plus but are not essential for consideration; international business, economic history/new institutional economics, law and economics, entrepreneurship, statistics, experimental economics and area studies such as Latin America, East Asia, Africa. The successful candidate will also contribute to all-college programs (e.g., first-year seminars, writing program, interdisciplinary studies and international education). Candidates must have completed a PhD in economics, or expect to complete their degree by September 2009. The teaching load is a 3/2. Average class size is 20 students. Beloit College is a highly selective, small residential liberal arts college located in southern Wisconsin. Beloit College is committed to the educational benefits of diversity and urges all interested individuals to apply. AA/EEO Employer Submit Instructions: Send vitae, a writing sample, a brief essay on your approach to teaching economics, a proposed syllabus for an international economics course with a principles prerequisite, three letters of reference. No electronic submissions but links to additional supporting materials are welcome. Complete applications must be received by December 1, 2008 to be considered for an interview at the ASSA meeting. CONTACT: Jeffrey L. Adams, Chair, Department of Economics and Management, Beloit College, 700 College St. Beloit WI 53511. Additional information available at: http://www.beloit.edu/economics/ Posted by Joshua Hall at 04:47 PM in Economics
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