The University of Minnesota’s Department of Work and Organizations in the Carlson School of Management is pleased to welcome applications for two teaching positions as Senior Lecturers. It is a very exciting time to be engaged in educating students on all aspects of work, the employment relationship, managing and leading people, the behavior of individuals and groups in organizations, and diversity. Here at the Carlson School, we are seeing growing interest in these topics at all levels, developing new courses, and infusing these topics into our programs. We are seeking two dedicated, accomplished, full-time instructors to teach in these areas.

About the Position:
We are looking for two extraordinary colleagues who will teach a combination of undergraduate, MBA, and professional master’s courses. We have teaching needs in two distinct areas.

• For Position 1, preference will be given to candidates with expertise and demonstrated competence teaching in the areas of organizational behavior, workplace psychology, leadership, inclusion, diversity, and/or culture.
• For Position 2, preference will be given to candidates with expertise and demonstrated competence teaching in the areas of applied or strategic human resources practices, especially in the areas of compensation and benefits, performance management, and/or human capital management. 

Colleagues will also be expected to participate in professional and administrative activities, including providing expertise and assistance in the areas of program administration and curricular development.

Job Duties:

• The Senior Lecturer position is responsible for teaching 24 credits during a nine month academic year (September – May). The teaching assignments will be at both the undergraduate and graduate levels.
• Be able to teach both in person courses and remote/online courses.
• Duties may also include various service appointments on departmental and/or collegiate committees, providing advice to undergraduate and graduate students (e.g., as part of the students’ independent studies or in other settings), and course coordination responsibilities.
• This is a non-tenure track Academic Professional/Administrative position for a nine-month academic year.  Subsequent renewals, if any, will be on a nine-month academic calendar, dependent upon annual performance reviews and funding availability. Limited teaching during the summer may be available on an overload basis.

** The employer reserves the right to change or assign other duties to this position **

About the Department

Our faculty offer highly regarded, in-demand courses pertaining to work, managing and leading people and organizations, the behavior of individuals and groups in organizations, and work-related institutions, and public policies. These courses are delivered through the Carlson School's undergraduate, Master's, and doctoral programs, including the internationally recognized Masters in Human Resources and Industrial Relations program. The department has a strong, positive, engaging culture. Faculty regularly share teaching innovations and insights and support continuous improvement.

Carlson School faculty are among the world’s most prolific; the latest Academic Rankings of World Universities puts the U of M’s business and economics faculty 10th in the world in intellectual contributions. For more information on the Carlson School and the department of Work and Organizations, please visit our web pages at https://carlsonschool.umn.edu/ and https://carlsonschool.umn.edu/departments/work-organizations-department