Previous JobJob TitleAssistant or Associate Teaching Professor, Personal Financial Planning (Dual posted with JOB ID 59923) Next JobApply for JobJob ID59921 LocationColumbia Full/Part TimeFull-Time Add to My Favorite JobsEmail this Job Job Description The Division of Applied Social Sciences (DASS) seeks applications for the position of Assistant Teaching Professor or Associate Teaching Professor. This is a non-tenure
track, nine-month appointment that will primarily support undergraduate instruction in the Personal Financial Planning (PFP) program, with potential contribution to graduate instruction as needed.This position will have primary responsibility for teaching upper-division courses that comprise the CFP® Core curriculum, including Employee Benefits and Retirement Planning, Estate and Gift Planning, Tax Planning, Risk
Management, Investment Management, and the Financial Planning Capstone. Courses may be delivered via traditional classroom, hybrid, and/or online formats. A central responsibility of the position is preparing students to meet the education requirement to sit for the national CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER™ exam. The successful candidate may also teach selected lower-division courses in personal and family finance to
support enrollment growth and provide instructional continuity. Additional responsibilities may include undergraduate and/or graduate advising and service activities consistent with the instructional mission of the program and division, with specific duties subject to change based on program needs. Qualifications Minimum QualificationsA PhD degree in Financial Planning or a related field by the time of
appointment.Candidates will be evaluated onHighest degree earned.CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER™ certificate status.Qualifications to teach the above-described courses.Experience working with undergraduate students in a learning and mentoring environment.Experience with e-learning and technology-related educational innovation.Experience working with undergraduates and graduates for advising, recruitment, and industry
connections. Application Materials Apply online at http://hrs.missouri.edu/find-a-job/, Job ID 59921. An application package should include the following:An application letter highlighting key areas of strength in the applicant’s background and summarizing the fit of applicant with the positionA current resume or curriculum vitaeContact information for at least three professional referencesReview of applications will
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