Assistant Professor - Accountancy

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Assistant Professor - Accountancy
The candidate will prepare and deliver curriculum to undergraduate and/or graduate students as directed by the Chair of the Department of Accountancy. Will prepare course syllabi and provide the Chair of the Department of Accountancy with a copy. Normal workload is 9 credits per semester if scholarly productivity guidelines are met. Prepare course materials and ensure they comply with department, college and university guidelines including accessibility for students with disabilities. Maintain a current knowledge of curriculum and subjects that are taught. Support the assessment activities of the department. Initiate, facilitate and moderate classroom discussions. Evaluate and grade student course work. Maintain student records and deliver them to the Registrar as directed by UW-L policy. Maintain regularly scheduled office hours in order to advise and assist students. Engage in scholarly activities related to the Accounting discipline that result in published refereed articles. Engage in other scholarly activities related to the Accounting discipline such as presenting papers at professional meetings, authoring books or book chapters, and obtaining grants. Refer to the College of Business Administration’s Productivity Guidelines for a complete list of scholarly activities and expectations. Serve on department, college, and university committees. Maintain appropriate memberships in professional organizations. Attend professional meetings, workshops, and seminars. Serve as a discussant, reviewer, and session chair for academic associations such as the American Accounting Association. Provide service relating to professional expertise, as appropriate, to the community. Should possess a PhD or DBA from AACSB accredited university with concentration in accounting. ABDs near completion of dissertation will be considered. Should have or be near to completing their degree by the start date. Degree must be earned by the first personnel review, no later than May 15, 2019. Must have JD or LL.M in Taxation from ABA approved law school or doctorate in a discipline closely related to accounting field with an undergraduate or master’s degree in accounting will be considered. Professional certification, evidence of scholarly activity, ability to bring diverse perspectives, and relevant work experience are desirable. Ability to teach an upper level accounting course such as intermediate, not-for-profit, tax, or accounting information systems is a plus.

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